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Natural Incense Interview
An interview with music band Natural Incense
By: Shelton Alexander
Artistic Pursuit magazine interviews Eric Singer – Lead singer for breakout band, Natural Incense. Read the story »
Modeling Coach Interview
By: Shelton Alexander
Artistic Pursuit magazine interviews Maria Becerra of Model Coaching International.
SA: Hey Maria. Thanks for taking the time to do this interview with us.
MCI: No problem. Thanks for having me. Read the story »
Pop-Art Diva Art Profile
Baby Boomer artist Terri Dennis, aka PopArtDiva in the Artistic Pursuit community, noticed an increasing number of mid-twentieth century pop culture references in the media. Read the story »
Melissa Fiorentino Art Profile
Artistic Pursuit member Melissa Fiorentino (artbymf) is a young artist whose paintings show experience beyond her years. Equally surprising is the fact that she taught herself to draw Read the story »
Featured Artist Profile
Andrea Celeste
Andrea Celeste profile Artistic Pursuit member Andrea Celeste is no stranger to the spotlight. She recently released her first album called “My Reflection”...
Arek Religa
Artistic Pursuit member Arek Religa has done Poland proud. I mean seriously, this guitarist/composer has got to be one of the most talented guitarists...
Poetry Submissions
Inquietude
by BTaggard Grasping darkness fails the weary mind tangled amongst fleeting glimpses of a present, past and unknown future existence. Fragmented shadows darken a conscience in tormented agony of ruptured memories: pathways...
Insignificance of an Enemy Heart
by rogano I shot you from afar Not knowing who you were Not what life could mean To a soldier on the other side Your blood or mine It all just runs the same Before washing away ,in the rain It leaves our mothers to cry...
All Eyes Focus On Me
by gameboy11 I walk into the room and all eyes focus on me. I am different. My nose is a little flatter and my lips thicker than others. My skin complexion is not as fair as my colleagues and they notice. I sit at the...
State of Abandonment
by Tamara All out of answers and very confused about the happiness in our relationship. Were we just pretending? You left with no warning, with your bags in hand. No regard for my feelings. How did you do that? It’s...
Today – Sorry Isn’t the Hardest Word
by Poemstolyrics The scars of your past live on and keep getting in the way of the present - what do you do? When the woman in front of you suffers the consequences yet holds on to vision and hope and tries to make you...
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Editorials
How To Use Voice Actors For Your Animated Film
by Terry Daniel, Contributing Writer
When you are faced with casting a voice actor for an animated production, there are certain things you have to know before you proceed. You can’t just decide to make a production and then go hire a voice actor and hope everything turns out all right. Even if you have done [...]
Thoughts on Quotes
Dig and be Dug
by Jeremy Biser, Senior Editor
“My motto, as I live and learn, is: Dig and Be Dug In Return.” -Langston Hughes, 20th Century American Poet, Novelist and Columnist
Yeah, man! Hughes’ motto has a jazzy, uplifting feel to it, and it makes me want to snap my fingers, add a little swagger to my [...]
NYC Shop and Pitch Conference
by Annie Brimfield, Managing Editor
I attended the NYC Shop and Pitch Conference in Manhattan this April, 2008. It was an opportunity to pitch my novel to a New York editor. As a matter of fact, I pitched my completed novel to editors from four different publishing houses. In my group there were about fifteen aspiring [...]
How to Turn Your Book Signing into a Sell-Out!
By Judy Azar LeBlanc, Contributing Writer
Everyone loves a successful book signing! When I had my very first book signing it was a total flop! Well, maybe not totally, the book store did order six books and I did sell two of them! But success comes after failure only if you try again.
So what went wrong? [...]
Pursuing Your Artistic Dreams?
By Shelton Alexander, Publisher
It never ceases to amaze me that there are so many people that are in a line of work that has nothing to do with what they actually dream of doing. Even as children, we have dreams. In many circumstances, the dreams we had as children are the same dreams we continue [...]