Wendy Colt Kleine is a San Diego artist. Her work is being featured in TV shows and magazines. We talked about living life, teaching art, and licensing artwork (listen till the end to learn more!)
Ruby Silvious is known for her work with teabags. Not only she has been painting intricate scenes and portraits, but she also used teabags as a medium to create collages and even clothing garments.
DustyBee was founded by artist Cori Derfus and specializes in high-quality, small-batch paints made by hand. Cori is a watercolor and oil painter who values non-toxic supplies and who has an interest in our natural environment.
Sometimes, it seems like the artists who have reached financial success know a secret. Simon Bull is one of them and I’m very happy that he was open to discussing his art career on the podcast!
Marianela de la Hoz is expressing her thoughts about the world through her highly detailed egg tempera paintings in a way that you can’t ignore
I admired Judy Salinsky’s work as a painter and I watched her explore the world of bronze sculpture for the first time. But little did I know about her personal story, the challenging upbringing as an artist, and victorious battles with lung cancer…
My chat with Elizabeth Rohrbaugh turned out to be one of the most inspiring conversations I’ve had this year! She shares way more of her story in this episode of our art podcast than she does on her website.
Christy de Witt is a big fan of fairy tails. No, no, not those sugar-coated Disney versions of the fairy tails but the real ones that have deep roots in hundreds and hundreds of years of European culture. Grim, scary, ugly but so… human.
I’m so honored to have Sergio Gomez in my virtual studio for this episode! Many of you know him as an amazing artist, curator, and art business coach.