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The late Kate Williamson (left), pictured with V. Suzanne Klimberg, M.D., was instrumental in establishing Arkansas' breast cancer license plate.Click here for a larger image.

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a lot. I have found since the book came out that people in Japan have enjoyed seeing the things that a foreigner notices (not always things that seem particularly remarkable to them). You majored in film at Harvard. How did you come to watercolors? Have you always enjoyed drawing? I grew up drawing. I was always drawing with markers and sometimes pencils until I got

, I then scanned the pictures and did some retouching in Photoshop, including outlining all my lines again (I think there must be a less labor-intensive method to keep the blacks dark). What are you working on next? Or are you basking in the glory of the spectacular Year in Japan (as well you might!)? ha—thank you—it is nice that the book finally exists in bound

defined, but then a mountain in the background would just be done in watercolor. I spent a lot of time looking at scroll paintings—I really like this balance of precision and subtlety. I really like your pet portraits. Each feels so much like the portrait of an individual rather than a breed. Tell us more. Thank you. I'm really happy you said that, because I really do

and took pictures. Mid-way through the year, after I had filled about ten Moleskine notebooks, I started to think it would be neat to compile them into something I could show other people. And what's up with sock designs? I am a big sock enthusiast. I think I also mentioned in my scholarship application that I wanted to do some casual sock research —Japan is sock paradise

see less in a way—the camera is really seeing for me, and I end up seeing the place later in the prints or the video. I feel as though I understand a place better when I have drawn it. How did your year in Japan change you? Your art? I feel as though this year has provided me with a lifetime of inspiration. It seemed as though everything I have ever loved visually—

from originally (and where I lived while I was working on A Year in Japan). I think it will be more autobiographical and denser than the Japan book and the style will be a little looser. Is there anything you'd like to add for people who are just starting out to draw and document their lives? Well, I would encourage them to draw and write whenever they feel moved to do so

to not be so precious about them.) I love color, and I found that watercolors were quite portable, too. I would bring a little travel set and a bottle of water and a paper towel with me. Do you draw mainly from life? Or does your photography play a big role? And how does that tie into filmmaking? Almost all the sketches in my notebooks are from life, and many of these

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is true, and photography allows me to do this and then recreate it later. I also sometimes think of images in terms of filmmaking shots—perhaps this comes across in the illustrations. Your work in this book is very neat, graphic and 2-D. Was the look of it influenced by Japanese art? Definitely. I was particularly influenced by scroll paintings and their use of ink

does all of the work on her dolls by hand. This is a painstaking process that takes time and patience, but Katie feels that this is a case where the old ways are best. Only the finest materials are used in the making of a doll. These materials can vary widely, but include: horsehair, trade wool, cotton calico, hand carved wood, silk fabrics and ribbon, animal fur

Kate Williamson came to our home today to draw the winners of the Year in Japan raffle in person. We were delighted to chat with her about her trip, her work and her life.

Kate Williamson came to our home today to draw the winners of the Year in Japan raffle in person. We were delighted to chat with her about her trip, her work and her life. We had some tea and fruit and after an hour of conversation, Kate got to work.

My favorite new book is A Year in Japan by Kate T. Williamson . It is a fantastic, illustrated journal bulging with lovely, graphic watercolors and sprightly writing. I was so excited by the

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