Sometimes... I usually open them and give them a look at least.

I often find them really interesting, but sometimes, like any other reading material, they just don't draw me in, so I read the beginning and no more.

Some of the interviews I've found most interesting have come from both within and outside my own artistic areas though.

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I do most of the time, but I'm more likely to if it's someone whose work I'm interested in or (if there are thumbnails in the interview) when the examples of their work interest me.
Also, I read all of ^PurpelBlur's BTS interviews.

I chose all the time but it is usually when their work interests me.

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I didn't vote as I don't read them all the time, I do read them sometimes, when their work is interesting to me and I have the time to read the interview.

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Never read one ... but would like to if I have the time !

I clicked...just want to see the answers becuase my choice wasn't on there.

I frequently do not read interviews, unless it is with an artist whom work I really admire or more often if it is in an area of art that I do and it would be helpful for me to learn more. This I have not yet seen as I do bead work and so far have not seen an interview in this area, not that I'm complaining.



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Usually the people I watch make pretty awesome interviews that are quite insightful, so yes, I read them :>

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I'll at least start to read them. Whether I finish or not has nothing to do with how famous they are. It'll just depend on how the interview goes.

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"Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep." --Scott Adams

I read them all, and as a journalist I search for the mistakes
nahh, not really, but I do read them, the ones I'm interested in.

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