Sarah shares how she got her first book published. It’s a process she highly recommends! She also gives us her secret weapon to combat that creative lull. This one may surprise you! And she talks about finding her own illustrative style for drawing people.
Today’s show wraps up my series on collaboration. It’s a tribute to art and to friendship. It’s about what happens when you’re on a roll, when you’re making strides, realizing your dream…and the unthinkable happens. What do you do? How do you go on? Do you go on?
The ladies talk about casting, from the perspective of both the actor and the director. They talk about what it takes to make a successful working relationship on set, and they share how they keep it fresh after years of working together.
A little background…Cynthia and I have worked together on projects before, but the particular project that we’re focusing on today was new territory for us because…
How do two artists of different genres come together to create something that stays true to both of their visions? Today, Shelley and Robin talk about the ins and outs of the relationship between author and illustrator.
How do you get it all to flow when there are two creatives? What do they recommend looking for in a writing partner? How do they handle being business partners as well as writing partners?
...she’s in a different headspace, part of it is that she’s in more control of how she’s recording, and today she’s sharing that process with us.
Drea talks about reclaiming ownership of her body, and who she is, through movement. And, she tells us...
This episode of Her Process is for all of you artists out there for whom your art is not your day job. Maybe you’re waiting tables, personal training, substitute teaching…let’s just say your “fallback” job has become your main source of income...
...only a year after beginning to paint this particular subject matter we’ll be discussing, she’s achieved her goal of having a collection...
...if I had to choose one word as the main theme for today’s show, it is “consistency”. And you’re about to hear why...
From a work environment and artistic community that is extra supportive of motherhood to keeping pregnancy under wraps at work until month five...
These ladies got real and talked about the part of motherhood and career that aren’t often talked about…
We talk about having a baby when you are already set in your career and in who you are, and when you like who you are, and what that does to your psyche and how to deal with that...
...while there’s great information and there are fun tales of art and motherhood, these gems apply to artists in general…not only moms, not only women even...
I have to tell you, Maya has made the best argument in favor of having representation I’ve heard yet! In fact...
Maya shares her experience of being on The Voice, Australia, and what it taught her about...
This micro pod has some quick insight as to what makes Amy Crosby, the front woman of the band Shitting Glitter, tick...
Today I have the pleasure of chatting with Amy Crosby, of the band Shitting Glitter. Yes, you read that correctly...
Her answers were so unique and awesome that at some points, I actually had to force myself to move on...
Raised in a Jewish family, Shelley opens up about questioning certain beliefs, the journey to finding answers that resonated with her as a human being, and...
You know her from Days of Our Lives, Guiding Light, the Emmy award winning web series Venice, and so much more. I’m talking about Emmy Award winning actress, Crystal Chappell...
This week's micro podcast runs a little over fifteen minutes and features so many little gems from milliner, Shurie Southcott...
Shurie tells us how she’s doing her part to usher hat wearing and the hat experience, and everything it represents, back into fashion...
…we talk about art and feminism…what it means to be a feminist, and how this plays a role in what Kitty creates. We also talk about the struggle of the multi-hyphenate artist.