Imogene+Willie consistently posts great interviews with crafty folk, artists, musicians, etc on their site. This week they're featuring local artist Harry Underwood. I've long been a fan of his work and often regret not buying some of his pieces when they were affordable to my pocket. I am happy he's successful (deservedly so) but, selfishly, I'd love to look at his work every day. It's hard to tell in online versions but many of the pieces have thoughts associated with the characters scrawled near them - if you can squint in close enough it's worth reading their silly insight.