Lindsay Foyle [Photo © Bryan Sun]
Lindsay Foyle [Photo © Bryan Sun]

July 20, 2015

Lindsay Foyle

I can’t imagine not being involved in either writing or art. When I am not creating something, I am thinking about what I should create. I am 70 now and think I am just starting to understand what I am trying to do, I hope I work it out soon!

Photo by Bryan Sun

Keith Austin [Photo © Bryan Sun]

July 17, 2015

Keith Austin

I like telling stories, I like creating people and worlds and situations that people enjoy reading…It always seemed such a magical thing to do – to tell stories that wormed their way into people’s hearts and brains. What better way to spend your life!

Photo by Bryan Sun

May 12, 2015

David Beirman

I find this distillation process – the writing – to be the most exciting part because I am turning a million dry facts into pages which will hopefully educate, entertain and inspire the reader.

May 12, 2015

Matt Ottley

You might be a lousy speller, but if you have the gift of being able to create amazing stories you’re more likely to be published than someone who writes well, but has no flair for narrative.

May 12, 2015

Alison Apryhs

I look for what’s going on around and beyond the subject or situation and look for something other than the obvious.

May 12, 2015

Luke Jurevicius

The transition into animation felt quite natural. It’s so thrilling to see your still images and concepts come to life, [but] there’s always pencil to paper in the initial stages of production.

May 12, 2015

Matthew Sandblom

If you do it right, there are lots of things you can do online that tech-savvy students find more appealing than print-based material.

May 12, 2015

Adele Horin

Every journalist worth their salt writes to make a difference.