Visual artists Adriana Ameigh and Jackie Sanders get together to demystify the creative process and exchange ideas with career-minded artists
What do you do during the “slow” moments of your art business or creative practice? That is what we discussed in today’s episode! We talk about how to embrace the rest, shift your mindset, revisit yo…
It’s time for a catch up! In this episode we discuss what we are both working on as well as wins and struggles in our current studio practice. We cover a handful of topics ranging from upcoming event…
Staring at a blank canvas can be an intimidating feeling for many artists. In today’s episode we are going to dive deeper into that feeling, where it comes from and how creatives can proactively comb…
From an all or nothing mindset to fortune-telling yourself out of opportunities, cognitive distortions are a natural and inevitable part of a creative career. In today’s episode we discuss ways in wh…
On this episode we interview painter and muralist Autumn Cobeland. We talk about finding nature as a source of inspiration, utilizing technology to enhance your creative process, expanding your art b…
Rejection is a normal part of being an artist and not always fun to deal with. From the emotional impact of the experience to experiencing imposter syndrome, these moments can feel debilitating. But …
On this episode we interview watercolor artist and art educator Jim Kuhlman. We talk about the difference between what art is and what it is about, the importance of crystallizing your vocabulary as …
It’s time for a catch up! In this episode we discuss what we are both working on as well as wins and struggles in our current studio practice. We cover a handful of topics ranging from painting mural…
In today's episode, we want to delve into an important aspect of the creative process: What comes first, the idea or the material? Understanding your answer to this question as an artist can provide …
Are you a creative person looking to leverage your skills in a new industry? This episode is for you! Creative people are desired in all industries, and in today’s episode we brainstorm those job opt…
On this episode we interview photographer turned watercolor painter, Ryan Fox. We talk about transitioning careers from commercial photography to watercolor painting, utilizing prints and online down…
Is your art too cheap? Too overpriced? Fairly valued? Let’s find out! In today’s episode we talk about the various ways in which people perceive value in art, the perception value paradox, and how to…
On this episode we interview Australian visual artist, Anna Price. We talk about balancing multiple art styles, generating new income streams with art products, navigating commissions, having a studi…
There is a delicate balance between art procrastination and the importance of taking breaks. In today’s episode we talk about the psychology of art procrastination, the power of taking breaks from yo…
On this episode we interview artist and Virginia Tech professor, Eric Standley. In this conversation we talk about utilizing technology as an art-making tool, staying present in your practice, experi…
On this episode we interview artist Peter Roux. We talk about "suspension of disbelief" within paintings, balancing art making with the admin side of running a business, using artwork as catalysts fo…
Believe it or not, the holiday season is right around the corner – so are you ready? If not, now is the time to prepare! In today’s episode we discuss the things that you can do now to plan and prep…
Starting to sell your artwork is a big milestone for many creatives, And from the outside looking in it may seem like there are a lot of things you need to have before you start selling. But that isn…
It’s time for a catch up! In this episode we discuss what we are both working on as well as wins and struggles in our current studio practice. We cover a handful of topics ranging from painting mural…
On this episode we interview visual artist and health equity researcher artist Isabel Lu. We talk about the evaluating factors for choosing her undergraduate degree, rediscovering her creative practi…