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Putting it Down on Paper: Lyli Feng Catapult Artist for May 2020
I feel like it has made the illustrators' community more connected than I realized before.

When did you know you wanted to become an artist? What has the path looked like to get where you are now?



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“Whatever you want to make, just make it.”: Anja Slibar, Catapult Artist for February 2019
“Don’t focus on what’s popular; focus on what’s there for you to try.”
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“Because Catapult is multifaceted, because our content spans so many subjects, it seemed the Catapult Artist program would really be an extension of what the magazine was already doing.”
The Challenges of Distilling Metaphor into Art: Kim Salt, Catapult Artist for November 2019
“Always meet your deadlines, do good work, and be easy to get along with.”