Janet Hill on art, blogging and the world wide web
Stephanie Levy interviews the artist
Janet Hill
An interview with the Canadian artist Janet Hill is featured on Stephanie Levy's blog in which the artist discusses how she has used the web to bring her work to a wider audience.
Hill's work, which largely focuses on women, interiors and still life, are all painted in vivid colours that have a 1950s flavour to them. They are beautiful and sunny images that seem well-suited to the walls of a little beach house somewhere.
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