Friday, 17 December 2010
Modern Miniatures in the D2 magazine
Today the interview was published! I must admit it wasn't in the Moustique magazine, but in the Norwegian financial newspaper Dagens Næringsliv's weekend magazine D2 and the journalist wasn't Secco Line either, but Kristiane Larssen, who was a very nice lady, easy to talk with.
But Karl Edo is an important part of the article.
The article is about the growing interest in modern miniature design. Annina, callsmall and Paris Renfroe have also been interviewed. And Minimii and the Emerson house are mentioned with pictures as well. The article is very nice even if it has some minor faults, like Spook House being a Per Spook shop and that Vitra chairs are 1:16, instead of 1:6. I can't find the article in their online magazine, so I can't add a link to it. Instead I'll post a downsized version of some of the pages here, but I'll remove them if requested by D2, or replace them with a link to the article when it turns up in their online magazine. The photos of my dollshouses are by D2's photographer Ivar Kvaal.
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18 comments:
Congratulations on being published!! Champagne for Karl Edo and you haha.
groetjes Evelien
Oh, how nice! Congratulations!
Thanks Evelien, no champagne for me, but celebration of my daughter's birthday instead :-) But I'm sure Karl Edo had a glass (or two)
Thank you Oese, isn't it nice that so many newspapers have become interested in modern miniatures?
Fabulous! Love the pictures! C
Congratulations Helene! That is a real honor even more so in not being a miniatures magazine! It gives a much wider viewership.... and maybe some who didn't know about mini blogland will discover it! Your houses are more than deserving of the attention! Karl Edo should be celebrating!
Oh, and Happy Birthday to your daughter! (And you!)
Congrats! I'm still waiting for the day my local newspaper writes an article about modern minis!
Congratulations! How exciting!! The pictures look great and I would love to read it, please let us know if it turns up online so we can read it. The only words I could make out where your name. What does MINIMODERNISTENE translate to?
Can't wait to read all about it. Mini smiles, Megan
Wow Helene, what a nice spread. The newspaper looks like a magazine! Congratz , my dear! It must be a great feeling to be published especially if it is your 1st in a newspaper :). Savour the moment before you become too jaded with even more interviews later :).
I think I finally appreciate what 1:16 is like, Helene because I chanced upon some mini designer chairs. Everything I made for you now looks monstrously big !
Helene, do you have a post on all your mini chairs, Will love to see what's in your collection already :).
Ett stort grattis till dej för publiceringen!
Du gör verkligen fina och snygga miljöer med dessa moderna möbler!
Man får massor av inspiration, tack för det!
Jag önskar en God Jul / Lena!
Congrats!!! How fantastic you are published! It's definitely well deserved!! They went to the right person when it comes to modern!!! hugs, ara
It looks awesome! I am glad all of your hard work preparing paid off. The pics are great. Very cool!!! ;)
Fantastic!!! It's about time the whole world knows more about us. It has to feel so good to see your house photos published. Love the car photo - so Cool. Congrats! I want to wish you the best of Christmas and may you have a warm fuzzy feeling in your heart.
Gratulerer så mye, Helene! Så kjekt! :-D Skulle ønske jeg kunne lese hele artikkelen, jeg prøvde zoome inn på bildene så godt jeg kunne. Kjekt at du fikk vise frem den utrolig flotte samlingen du har! Er sikker på at artikkelen smitter noen med miniatyr-basillen :-)
Great - I didn't know it was out yet! Shame I can't read it. The photos of your house look great!
Thank you all for your nice comments!
Megan, "Minimodernistene" translates to "The mini modernists" :-)
I will try to translate the article in the Christmas holiday.
Thanks Pubdoll. Can't wait to read it! Too bad they only ran it in print and not online. It looks great great in print.
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