Interview with Kevin Nakagawa

I've enjoyed reading your posts so far and am looking forward to the rest of your time here.

I have quite a few of your stamps, and love them. I cannot begin to approach what you do with them, but they are wonderful fun anyway.

[Stampo]

Thanks for the great recommendation, Kevin... with your permission, I'll put it on my website and blog... and I'm looking forward to more pictures... the last ones you took were great.

[fab]

Kevin, the Riverside show is always in late January.

[k_nak]

Originally Posted by piecesandpom

When I'm stuck in a rut and have little inspiration I ink up your stamps and see where they will carry me.

I love that. That's exactly what I do. I think of inspiration as something that we can generate from within in/during a process. ~K

[k_nak]

Originally Posted by wallace61074

So good to see you here Kevin, you know we love your stamps and are anxiously awaiting new stuff all the time!! I love the sayings and will share a swap card soon that I used one on, really neat stuff

Look forward to seeing your card Karen! ~K

[k_nak]

Originally Posted by tchk

I've enjoyed reading your posts so far and am looking forward to the rest of your time here.

I have quite a few of your stamps, and love them. I cannot begin to approach what you do with them, but they are wonderful fun anyway.

So glad that you enjoy the stamps.

Originally Posted by k_nak

Hi Kathi. Akron's always a fun show. Enjoyed stamping there with everyone.

I'll have to look up and see what an inchie card is.

~Kevin

An inchie is a card that has squares of inch on it.

[XrayAmy]

You can see some cards in our Inchies Gallery.

Hello from a Brit! I signed up to this site after your e-mail Kevin, so thanks for that. I so love your stamps, they give so many possibilities, which I guess was the idea. I do get a lot of stamps from the USA, mainly because I think you treat Rubber stamping as art, and your stamps reflect this, whereas a lot of British designs are just intended to be a 'cute' single image. Some companies are now putting out art stamps here, but you've all been doing it for so long, you're way ahead.I can lose hours watching & reading the how-to's on your Stampscapes site, and having had a quick look around, will probably lose a lot more here too! Everyones artwork is so inspiring, so thanks everyone for what you share.

[piecesandpom]

I just put up my inchie magnets in the Inchies gallery. Didn't scan as well as I'd like but I used Stampscapes for two of them. I purposely kept them uncluttered as my magnets on my fridge often get overpowered by what they are holding so I sometimes can't find the magnet itself!

All the discussion here has me wondering if Stampbord magnets with scenes would sell at the church holiday fair in November. . .I'll see how the inchies do in June.