Art
When it comes to your creative process, what feels hard? Is it getting started on a new project? Or perhaps it's that final 10%, like varnishing and finishing a painting.
Should you keep everything, or are there benefits to clearing the clutter and creating space for new ideas? And what about reinventing old pieces?
Today, we're tackling the challenge of finding time to paint when life gets hectic and competing demands, whether they be business admin, work commitments, or family responsibilities, leave you frustrated.
Join us as we reflect on the various creative spaces we've had, dive into the pros and cons of home vs. external studios, and share our thoughts on what makes for a positive studio environment.
Making art is meant to be fun. I’ve been working on getting my mojo back. Plus, there are changes coming in relation to the podcast.
Could it be that I am living a well-rounded creative life and finding balance in this busy world? Tune in for an update on my wellness journey.
Sometimes you can think you have your art figured out and then, lo and behold, you are back at square one, uncertain about where you are heading.
Even if you have been painting for years, a new canvas or series can be daunting. Tune in for our best tips on how to get started.
With a bit of creative thinking, even the smallest space can give birth to all kinds of art! Here are my favourite tips for getting organised.
Find out my favourite sketchbooks for mixed-media and get tips on how to prevent pages from smearing and sticking together.
In today’s episode, I am talking about how I overcame my sketchbook anxiety. It’s taken me eight years to cultivate a healthy sketchbook practice.
It's not always easy to get back into creative work after a break. You can feel overwhelmed with too many ideas or struggle to even make a mark on the page.
Join us as we dig in deeper with the idea of working in a series. Plus we chat about moving house, the power of rituals, and creative block.
This week we answer a listener question and share our tips for finding your art style in this fast-paced world where inspiration is always at your fingertips.
Is leaf stamping sophisticated? Do I need a social media break? Should I have gone down that YouTube rabbit hole? Just a few things that come up this week.
Find out about my favourite art supplies. This in-depth conversation gets into all the details—brush sizes, go-to colours, home-made tools, and more.
Find out what it is like to create a 6-week online course. You’ll hear about the challenges we faced and get tips for making your own online art tutorials.
If you are finding it difficult to make art at the moment, you are not alone. With that in mind, this week’s episode is all about bringing more ease and simplicity into your art practice.
This week the conversation turns to COLOUR! Are muddy colours bad? Do you need a signature colour palette …
Are you surrounded by unfinished paintings? Is the situation causing you stress? Today I'm sharing my top tips for bringing artwork to completion.
Starting a new painting or series can be challenging. In today’s episode, I’m sharing my top tips to help you move through blocks and create art even when you're not feeling it.
Find out how I got started with mixed media, my must-have supplies, and how I seal my mixed media artworks.
How good is it when your creativity flows? But why does it happen some days but not others? Today we're sharing our top tips for getting back your mojo!
This week it’s a Q&A style episode with questions about art supplies, dealing with performance pressure, and how to varnish mixed-media paintings.
From feeling your feelings to using techniques that help you let go of control. This episode will bring out your inner abstract artist!
Recording podcasts. Filming vlogs. Making online classes. We love all of these things, but how do we find the time?
Where is the joy? That's what I found myself saying recently. This week on the podcast you can hear what I am doing about it.
Whether you make art as a hobby or as a profession, the cost of art supplies quickly adds up. So how do you stretch your dollar a bit further?
Do you ever get the feeling that being an artist was more enjoyable before? Is all this pressure to do more and be on multiple social media platforms accumulating, taking away the joy of making art?