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The FEEDBACK page is a way for readers to comment on past issues, the Artists Are Always
Right online journal and to provide suggestions, etc.
FEEDBACK letters should not exceed 100 words in length. Letters may only be sent in
the body of an email . . . not as an attachment. Photographs are not accepted for FEEDBACK
submissions. Contributors to FEEDBACK must be 18 years of age or older.
There is no charge or fee of any kind to submit a FEEDBACK to Artists Are Always Right and
no monetary payment will be given to the contributor for either unpublished or published
FEEDBACK submissions.
All submissions are sent upon speculation with no assurance of acceptance for publication.
Contributors will not be contacted if their submission is selected for publication. You will know it
was accepted if it appears on the FEEDBACK page. Please do not email Artists Are Always
Right to inquire if your submission was received or to check on the status of acceptance.
Once a submission has been sent, it cannot be retracted by the contributor.
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Your SPOTLIGHT on Gregg Toland in the May/June issue was very interesting. Even though I've
seen Citizen Kane several times, I didn't know much about the artist who was responsible for all
those creative, cinematic compositions.
Robert J.
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While Artists Are Always Right is always informative, I especially enjoyed the SPOTLIGHT in the
May/June issue. As a fan of classic films, I'm always looking for interesting facts about movies.
The story about Toland and Welles cutting the hole in the studio floor in order to get the low angle
shot is just such an example. Thank you.
Freddy K.
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I wanted to write again to say how much Artists Are Always Right continues to impress me!
So much valuable "enlightenment." I eagerly look forward to each issue!
Samantha G.
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Even though they lived in different times and used different technology to create their art, Gregg
Toland and Vincent van Gogh have two things in common. Both were very talented visual artists...
and both departed this world too soon. Thankfully, we still have their creative accomplishments to
enjoy.
Dale W.
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I was looking again at the January/February SPOTLIGHT and your beautiful photograph of the
snow scene during another nearly 100 degree temperature day where I live. I actually felt a little
cooler! The power of art! Thanks!
Tonya R.
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I never realized just how many of my favorite films were photographed by the same man...Gregg
Toland. It is unfortunate that his career was cut so short. What a talented artist!
Jeremy A.
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I have long enjoyed the movies you mentioned in the May/June SPOTLIGHT...especially
The Grapes of Wrath and Citizen Kane...but I didn't know much about the cinematographer.
Gregg Toland was a very creative visual artist!
Annie H.
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I came across Artists Are Always Right recently by accident, and I'm glad I did! It is very
interesting and better than many other art journals, including ones that charge subscription
fees.
Kelly P.
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Artists Are Always Right has become an artistic kick in the pants for me when I'm feeling a
little down (especially during these difficult times) or creatively uninspired. I appreciate your
efforts very much!
George K.
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I'm writing to say how much I enjoy your journal. The variety of artists and their creative
accomplishments you feature are always interesting!
Doug J.
seen Citizen Kane several times, I didn't know much about the artist who was responsible for all
those creative, cinematic compositions.
Robert J.
_____________________________________________________________________________
While Artists Are Always Right is always informative, I especially enjoyed the SPOTLIGHT in the
May/June issue. As a fan of classic films, I'm always looking for interesting facts about movies.
The story about Toland and Welles cutting the hole in the studio floor in order to get the low angle
shot is just such an example. Thank you.
Freddy K.
_____________________________________________________________________________
I wanted to write again to say how much Artists Are Always Right continues to impress me!
So much valuable "enlightenment." I eagerly look forward to each issue!
Samantha G.
_____________________________________________________________________________
Even though they lived in different times and used different technology to create their art, Gregg
Toland and Vincent van Gogh have two things in common. Both were very talented visual artists...
and both departed this world too soon. Thankfully, we still have their creative accomplishments to
enjoy.
Dale W.
_____________________________________________________________________________
I was looking again at the January/February SPOTLIGHT and your beautiful photograph of the
snow scene during another nearly 100 degree temperature day where I live. I actually felt a little
cooler! The power of art! Thanks!
Tonya R.
_____________________________________________________________________________
I never realized just how many of my favorite films were photographed by the same man...Gregg
Toland. It is unfortunate that his career was cut so short. What a talented artist!
Jeremy A.
_____________________________________________________________________________
I have long enjoyed the movies you mentioned in the May/June SPOTLIGHT...especially
The Grapes of Wrath and Citizen Kane...but I didn't know much about the cinematographer.
Gregg Toland was a very creative visual artist!
Annie H.
_____________________________________________________________________________
I came across Artists Are Always Right recently by accident, and I'm glad I did! It is very
interesting and better than many other art journals, including ones that charge subscription
fees.
Kelly P.
_____________________________________________________________________________
Artists Are Always Right has become an artistic kick in the pants for me when I'm feeling a
little down (especially during these difficult times) or creatively uninspired. I appreciate your
efforts very much!
George K.
_____________________________________________________________________________
I'm writing to say how much I enjoy your journal. The variety of artists and their creative
accomplishments you feature are always interesting!
Doug J.