Talking to Nicole Warrington was so inspiring. Nicole shares the importance of using our own art as inspiration. Nicole also talks about the importance of limiting our supplies and choices, trying new techniques and styles, and being engaged in the creative process. There are so many nuggets of wisdom on growing your practice in this episode.
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Living a Creative Life with Jane Davenport
During this episode Jane and I talk about how she developed her business and how she balances being an artist and a successful business owner. We chat about developing art products and chasing inspiration through creating. Listening to Jane talk about her art practice is so inspiring. Her passion for creating is contagious. I know this episode is going to have you reaching for your journal and supplies.
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Asking What If with Kristin Peterson
In this episode Kristin Peterson talks to us about her journey as an artist. Saying yes to big scary things has led to amazing unexpected places, from creating online classes, to creating various stencil ranges, to starting an online art community. What an exciting example of what can happen if you jump before you feel ready to do so.Kristin shares why being deeply intentional and open to asking “What If” while you create and allowing space to respond to what’s happening in front of you leads to creative growth and art that excites you.
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Going Deeper with Meg Frances
In this episode Meg Frances shares her journey with journaling. Meg shares with us how she uses her art as inspiration - she puts this so beautifully, “A conversation with her art.” We also talk about the importance of having art that is just for you, that does not ever need to be shared, where you can experiment and go wild.
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Creative Courage with Amanda Domagala
During this episode Amanda Domagala shares her love for both words and visual art. Amanda encourages us to show up and try those big scary things. Trusting that you will create art from the heart if you allow yourself to just start and be present as you experiment is a big part of Amanda’s process. I think Amanda’s art reflects this bold energy she carries into everything she does.
Making art should be easy. But let’s be honest: Art is messy. (Heck, life is messy!)
Together with me, Caylee Grey, we’ll explore what it REALLY means to be an artist. Practically. Warts and all. So that you can be an artist, today, now, even if you work a day job, have a million and one commitments, and own a cat that likes sitting on your art.
No more excuses. Okay? Okay.
Ireland