A podcast for artists, aspiring creatives, and art lovers. Two artists share their thoughts on art
This week we’re diving into the topic of email and newsletters. For many artists, the thought of sen
Today’s discussion was inspired by a book and TED talk by Simon Sinek, both entitled ‘Find Your Why.
This week's discussion was sparked by a question we received from a listener. AJ asked this question
Do you feel the need for a “good” result every time you paint? Or hope for a painting that looks goo
Settle down, you are in for a treat in this discussion of the artist as problem solver! Megan
“If I had to describe my work, I would say that it is a blend of grunge, whimsy and outsider.” In ou
Things haven’t gone to plan chez Alice and Louise this week. Alice’s much anticipated summer break w
This week we’re discussing gender and how it influences the way we work. The high-end art world cont
We discuss our different approaches to summer - Louise doesn’t slow down in summer and in fact, her
This week we’re talking about transitions - those times when our work moves into a new phase. Perhap
This one is a biggie... What does it mean to find our voice as an artist? How do we discover what we
This week’s main topic was inspired by a listener who wrote: “I was hoping you could talk about colo
As artists we have unprecedented opportunities to market ourselves and our work. We no longer have t
How do you do it? Open studios events vary widely across the UK and around the world. In this episod
Many artists carry around ideas and beliefs that don’t serve us, and which actually often don’t even
Our main topic was inspired by a question from a listener, who asked ‘why on earth would you use oil
Do you ever feel like a boiling frog? So busy that you don't notice that "enjoyably in demand"
This week, we discuss why so many artists are driven to continually change … is this the natur
Open Studio season is coming up... whether you are an old hand or this is your first year showing in
This wide-ranging discussion was sparked by recent projects. These new challenges have required us t
