MAY 2018 ISSUE
FEEDBACK
Wow!…regarding your photograph of Lower Yellowstone Falls in the April Spotlight! It's been a while since I've been
there, but your image serves to remind me of how spectacular that place is. Thank you!
Alice M.
In my opinion, art is, or should be, an exploration into why we are here in this world. I hope you explore this concept.
Todd K.
(Editor's reply: You must be psychic! This issue's UP FRONT addresses this and more!)
As an actor who has not been discovered yet, I'm not sure how to submit my story. Can you give me some ideas?
Debbie J.
(Editor's reply: Why are you an actor? When did your desire to be an actor begin? And, most importantly, what
do you want to achieve as an actor? These suggestions, of course, apply to all artists. Check out the submissions
page for complete guidelines)
I would like to order the Artists Are Always Right t-shirt. I would also like to order one of your SchwartzShirts.com
t-shirts that has an artist-oriented observation on it. The one I want is number 818 that you had in the March issue
of the Artists Are Always Right journal. My question is this. Is it possible to order both shirts from the two different
websites and pay only one shipping charge?
Daryl H.
(Editor's reply: The answer is yes. You can order products from any of the Schwartz Art websites and pay only
one shipping charge. Simply add each product to the PayPal cart from each website without refreshing your
browser when going from one website to the next.)
I recently discovered Artists Are Always Right. I enjoyed the April issue and the past ones as well. It's nice to
see something online that is artistically different. Keep up the good work!
April S.
Your journal is very nicely designed. I completely agree that a journal such as yours shouldn't be viewed on small
devices. A lot of people these days rely too much on their smart phones. A laptop or desktop screen is the way to
enjoy it.
Eddie B.
I am an illustrator. I thoroughly enjoyed your article on Yellowstone Falls. I've been there a few times and never tire
of the visual power that it possesses.
Sam S.
there, but your image serves to remind me of how spectacular that place is. Thank you!
Alice M.
In my opinion, art is, or should be, an exploration into why we are here in this world. I hope you explore this concept.
Todd K.
(Editor's reply: You must be psychic! This issue's UP FRONT addresses this and more!)
As an actor who has not been discovered yet, I'm not sure how to submit my story. Can you give me some ideas?
Debbie J.
(Editor's reply: Why are you an actor? When did your desire to be an actor begin? And, most importantly, what
do you want to achieve as an actor? These suggestions, of course, apply to all artists. Check out the submissions
page for complete guidelines)
I would like to order the Artists Are Always Right t-shirt. I would also like to order one of your SchwartzShirts.com
t-shirts that has an artist-oriented observation on it. The one I want is number 818 that you had in the March issue
of the Artists Are Always Right journal. My question is this. Is it possible to order both shirts from the two different
websites and pay only one shipping charge?
Daryl H.
(Editor's reply: The answer is yes. You can order products from any of the Schwartz Art websites and pay only
one shipping charge. Simply add each product to the PayPal cart from each website without refreshing your
browser when going from one website to the next.)
I recently discovered Artists Are Always Right. I enjoyed the April issue and the past ones as well. It's nice to
see something online that is artistically different. Keep up the good work!
April S.
Your journal is very nicely designed. I completely agree that a journal such as yours shouldn't be viewed on small
devices. A lot of people these days rely too much on their smart phones. A laptop or desktop screen is the way to
enjoy it.
Eddie B.
I am an illustrator. I thoroughly enjoyed your article on Yellowstone Falls. I've been there a few times and never tire
of the visual power that it possesses.
Sam S.
