i wasn't sure of where to put this.
am finally on to my final major project to complete my graphic design course and
for my major project, i gotta create a magazine.

am picking art as a magazine focus, looking at artist, in digital media, natural media, flash, interactive, design etc.
and am thinking of making a few articles, probably, erm showcases of artist works, with possibly a little interview of them asking name, age, occupation, interests, inspiration, views etc, whilst showcasing their work.
would you be interested in helping out, ??
if so let me know and i'll fill you in with a bit more detail, on what i'll require, if your interested.

Maybe post the requirements and interview questions and that way people can decide if they have the time or can help you out. :)

I can problably help if you want but you may want some one who is actually good. :)

yeah, agree.
basically iv'e just started it, need to discuss it with a teacher first.
but am planning on say doing something along the lines of
showcasing a few images done by the artist,
with an interview of them asking about what techniques they use, what inspires them, where they want to be a few years down the line.
maybe contact details? so for example, people who see your work could get in touch.

erm i was thinking of toying with the idea, of possibly having the artist do a self portrait, or something of a self portrait, to go near the start of the interview.
the images that i show, can be chosen by you, what reflects you best,
maybe making a comment, about what the process involved to create said image.
doesnt have to be alot of words.

but since it needs to be printed out
an issue of print resolution has come to mind. which is the one thing that might throw the whole idea in the bin.
as i realise, 300dpi images, can be quite big memory wise!!!

so at present am still waiting for my teacher to say go ahead and do it. But am making sure i've got enough artist, who are willing to answer questions, and let me show their work.
as it would be a bit silly, to design everything, and then end up without anyone's work to showcase.