Podcast – Adventures in Arting Podcast

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  Today’s podcast features Bird: I am from the UK, I was born in Cornwall but now live in Gloucestershire with my Partner of 11 years. My feline crafting companion Lilly loves nothing better than photo and video bombing… …she does love to vogue in front of a Camera! I was introduced to card making 13 years ago by a work colleague who made me a beautiful card and have loved it ever since. About 8 years ago my partner gave me my first electronic cutting machine which was a real turning point and led me to learn to design my own Cut Files. While I’ve been learning and growing in confidence I have freely shared my Cut Files on my blog… …and finally opened my own SVG store last October. On the podcast we discuss how Bird first got hooked, her real name, how she picked her design team, her inspiration sources, and lots of thoughts on crafting for a living (and people’s reactions to that). Links for Bird: Blog: http://www.birdscards.com/ SVG Store: http://www.birdscards.com/store/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/birds.cards Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  Today’s podcast is a quickie.  You’re getting half-an-hour of chit chat about my trip to California and then some information about why I’m in New Orleans at the moment.  Here’s a hint: You can see more about my California adventures in this week’s vlog. Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  I start today’s podcast by saying there’s a lot to say and absolutely nothing.  Both are true. I’m actually very excited by the formalization of the creative process that we discuss on the podcast. And here are some links that might be of interest from the podcast: * Inktober * augustwren * San Jose classes * Quilt Festival * Bayou Sewing Extravaganza * Beignets * Make It Artsy * William Merritt Chase  I will be posting photos from the exhibit at some point soon, but here are a few for now: I’m excited for you to give the podcast a listen and then join in the conversation! Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  We have a guest on today’s podcast!  Our guest is Suzanne Sicuranza. Suzanne was born and raised in Massachusetts. She has worked in scientific fields for almost 20 years.  She also worked at Michaels for 2 years — as a custom framer and go-to art expert — and for Balzer Designs for almost 1 whole year. Suzanne is a CZT (Certified Zentangle Teacher)… …as well as a self-described: Curator of Arty Knowledge, Online Class Junkie, Blog Reader Aficionado, and Supply Collector (okay….maybe hoarder). She says, “What I love, seems to defines me. Purple, owls… …hoodies, doodling, laughing, quotes/lyrics… …circles, Instagram, Patriots, nail polish, YouTube, music (mostly less-known), calendars (I already have 5 for 2017), Pinterest, storage stuff (The Container Store is just as fun as going to Blick), and T-shirts that represent any of all of the above.” Links of interest: * Find Suzanne Online: * https://www.instagram.com/concernedowl/ * https://www.pinterest.com/concernedowl/ * https://mobile.twitter.com/concernedowl * ArtSnacks: http://www.artsnacks.co * YouTube Channels Suzanne likes: * https://www.youtube.com/user/ERB * https://www.youtube.

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  Today’s episode deals with a host of events from the trip Mom and I recently took to New York City to visit my brother. Links to things we discuss on the podcast: * Austin Classes * My YouTube Channel * YouTube Space * Definition of Vlogging * MoMA * Nan Goldin * Bruce Conner * Bouchra Khalili: The Mapping Journey Project * MFA Sketch Nights I’m excited for you to give the podcast a listen and then join in the conversation! Thanks for stopping by! All podcasts are archived here.  Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  Today’s episode is all about your questions and thoughts and ideas!  I selected some listener mail for Mom and me to discuss.  Our conversation ranges from copyright to framing to drug terminology. We try to keep things fun and we hope you have fun when you listen! Here is the link I promised to the Embroiderer’s Guild of America. I’m excited for you to give the podcast a listen and then join in the conversation! Thanks for stopping by! All podcasts are archived here.  Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  Today’s episode covers a lot of ground.  I titled it “Attitude” because I was trying to think how to capture all the disparate strands of our conversation and in the end I decided that they all boiled down to attitude.  Much like yesterday’s blog post — which we discuss on today’s podcast and I share some reader comments — attitude is one of the determining factors to contentment with what you create and even who you are. Here are two links to things we discussed: Mary Delany — I am planning to do a full blog post about her, but here’s one photo of her work in the meantime: My new “just for fun” instagram account: whatjulieate: There have been some really fantastic listener comments lately, so next podcast (two weeks from now) we are going to do a show based on all of those awesome ideas and questions!  If you want to add your thoughts, we’d love to include them in our conversation, so leave us a comment! Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  I can’t believe we made it to episode #50! On the podcast we discuss: * HSN airing * upcoming classes at Kept Creations in Whitman, MA (Mom is coming along as my assistant!) * upcoming classes at A Work of Heart in Sand Jose, CA * MFA Museum Council * Mass MOCA * the work of Felix Gonzalez-Torres * Andy Warhol * Frida Kahlo * MoMA * my approach to blogging We’d love to hear from you!  Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.  

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  Our guest today is Linda Kaye-Moses. Linda Kaye-Moses has been a full-time professional studio jeweler since 1978 and has exhibited nationally in galleries and at juried craft shows, including the Smithsonian Craft Show, American Craft Council Craft Fairs, and The Paradise City Arts Festivals. She has been been teaching nationally and internationally since 1996, and from 1994-2001 she was the Jewelry/Metals Department Head at Interlaken School of Art (Stockbridge, MA). Kaye-Moses was the Curator for All That Glitters, (1984, Berkshire Artisans (Pittsfield, MA), Millennial Metal; The Art of Precious Metal Clay (2001, Lynn Tendler Bignell Gallery, Brookfield, CT; and Re-Collected/Re-Invented; the Narrative Craft Object (2005, Lynn Tendler Bignell Gallery, Brookfield, CT. She was a final cut juror for the international jewelry competition, The Saul Bell Design Awards (2010). Her work has been published most recently in: In the Picture; Framing the Visual Arts (Oxford University Press, Australia, 1996); Art Jewelry Today, Art Jewelry 2 , 3, and 4 (Schiffer Pub., 2003, 2008, 2011); Discovery; Fifty Years of Craft Experience at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts (Univ. of Maine Press); Fabulous Jewelry from Found Objects (Lark Books, 2005); Making Metal Beads (Lark Publishing, 2006); Metal Clay Fusion (Lark Books, 2012); and featured in the following periodicals: Craft Art International; Art Jewelry; Lapidary Journal; American Style; Metal Clay Artist; Cloth Paper and Scissors; and Niche Magazine. Kaye-Moses is the author of Pure Silver Metal Clay Beads (Creative Publishing International, 2009), a workshop-style book. She is also the author of Roots, Stems, and Branches; a Recollection, (2011) an illuminated and illustrated book featuring autobiographical musings, personal photographs and retrospective images of her jewels. A Bachelor of Arts degree recipient from The University of Vermont, she has received two Massachusetts Arts Lottery Council Grants,

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  We have a guest on today’s podcast!  Her name is Roxanne Coble, known online as “by bun.” Roxanne is a mixed media artist, illustrator, and maker of things. Known for her art journals, her work fuses both mixed media and illustration. Inspired by the quirks of everyday life, completed pages embrace a balance of humor… …and dark emotional themes – all while exploring topical events that occur within her personal life. Currently, Roxanne is working as an artist and freelance art educator in Los Angeles, California. Find Roxanne online: * Website/Blog: www.bybun.com * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bybun/ * “Creatures” Online Class: http://bybun.com/creaturesclass/ * Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bybun Finally, Roxanne put together a super cute video all about her Make It Artsy TV experience.  Find it HERE. Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  Today’s podcast is mostly about my experiencing filming Make It Artsy last week, and then some philosophical ramblings at the end.  Next week I’ll have a couple of longer blog posts with lots of photos of people and projects.  But in the meantime, here are the fabulous guests (lots of great links to follow, just click on the name you want): Top Row, L to R: * Rebekah Meier * Mary Hettmansperger * Jenn Mason * Dina Wakley Middle Row, L to R: * Roxanne Coble * Joe Rotella * Janet Takahashi Botton Row, L to R: * Laurie Mika * Seth Apter * Mou Saha * Kathy Cano-Murillo Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  You’ll have to listen to the podcast if you want to know what the title means!  

  I’ve got a new podcast from Australia for you.  Soon enough I’ll be headed home.  Seems surreal to think that my Australian adventure will soon be over. Here are some of the things we mentioned during the podcast: Video of me petting a kangaroo is HERE.  Photo version: Sydney Botanical Garden (long photo-filled post on this coming): Aboriginal Dot Art information can be found HERE and here is an example of what it looks like: source A guide to some Aboriginal Art symbols can be found HERE. And I found some cool dot painting process videos on YouTube.  This one is my favorite: Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  I’ve got a quick podcast for you today.  It’s about 18 minutes of chatting about my Australia trip thus far.  My voice is a little bit weird because I’m trying to be quiet and so I’m not quite as bubbly as usual. Here are some photos of the things we discuss on the podcast: A sample of Melbourne graffiti (blog post on this topic coming soon): A peek at Fitzroy: Amazing food in Melbourne: Long 10 hour drive: Sydney and its tropical greenery (blog post on this topic coming soon – the view in this photo is from my bedroom window): “Kanga Bangas”: Game Board: National Gallery pink walls (blog post on the National Gallery coming soon): Links: * Nathalie Kalbach * Mixed Media Circus * Artified outside of Melbourne * Jet Lag * Periscope * Internet in Australia slower * Matisse brand paint * Cadmium Poisoning * National Gallery in Melbourne * Ai Weiwei Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.

  I’m delighted to bring you another episode of the Adventures in Arting Podcast!  We are changing up the podcast format a bit. Give it a listen and let me know what you think! Links from the podcast: * Megacities Asia at the Boston MFA * Plumdinger Studio * Boston ICA * Picasso Self Portraits * Julie Australia Trip * Etching Press * Paradise City Craft Show Thanks for stopping by! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes here.