Detroit Craft Academy is a Podcast hosted by Detroit Illustrator Jodi Lynn Burton. She interviews different artists about their craft.
Episode # 40 we talk with Ryan Weiss. Ryan is an illustrator, sculptor, designer and the man behind the newly emerging handmade business Loam. On this episode we talk about what it's like when you are first starting off and get a look into Ryan's story of how Loam came to be. www.detroitcraftacademy.com
In episode 39 we talk with Olivera Bratich. Olivera is well known in the craft community for her craft shop Wholly Craft and Surprise! a modern Party + cocktail supplies store in Columbus Ohio. Recently she combined the two stores to create the ultimate party and gift shop names Wild Cat! Olivera have been involved in the handmade community for over 15 years.
On episode 38 we talk with Sean and Angelique Hodgson. Sean and Angie are Entrepreneurs, creatives, healers, and owners of Motor City Float. www.detroitcraftacademy.com
On today's episode we talk with Alex Pearson. Alex is an artist, illustrator, designer and creator behind the Nashville based creative studio Familytree. www.detroitcraftacademy.com
On Today's episode we talk with Shayla Johnson. Shayla is an artist, designer, computer coder, mother, and the creator of Scarlet Crane Creations.
On Episode #35 we talk with with Alleah Webb of Drifter Coffee. In this episode we talk about her journey of starting her dream business, her struggles and how letting herself be vulnerable allowed her to ask for help.
On today's episode we talk with Alex Clark of Bon Bon Bon. To see pictures of her sweet treats and find links to her shop head on over to www.detroitcraftacademy.com
Buckle up my friends! Episode #33 I talk with Matthew Tait and Audrey Elkus of Tait Design Company. Matt and Audrey discuss growing their business from the back room of an old die cutting plant to having a full working studio and selling goods around the world! Let's take a journey with the creators of the Turbo flyer! .... Head on over to DetroitCraftAcademy.com for more info!
On Today's Episode we talk with Chantial Vincent. Chantial is a crafter, crocheter, mom to three adorable kiddos, and the creator behind Mitten Made
On today's episode we talk with Carey Gustafson. Carey is a musician, artist, co-organizer of Detroit Urban Craft Fair and the creator behind Glass action. Links to Carey and Detroit Urban Craft fair: https://www.etsy.com/shop/GlassAction https://detroiturbancraftfair.com/
On today's episode we talk with Nicole Ray. Nicole is an artist, illustrator, writer, designer and the creator behind her illustration company Sloe Gin Fizz. To find out more about Nicole head on over to website: DetroitCraftAcademy.com
On episode #29 we talk with Jessica Sheeran. Jessica an artist, graphic designer and the creator behind Cool Critters! For more info head over to www.detroitcraftacademy.com
On today's episode of Detroit Craft Academy we talk with Emily Louise Howard of the Diggingest Girl. Emily is a bad ass print maker and as I discovered on the show a new author of a up and coming book!
On today's Episode we talk with Heather Merritt of Re-Zip it! https://www.etsy.com/shop/Rezipit
On today's episode we talk with Talia Holiday. Talia is the creator behind conduit press, owner of gather shop in Bloomington Indiana, and the organizer behind handmade Bloomington.
Episode #25! On this episode I chat with Derek Smiertka and Chad Ackley of Lead Head Glass. We get a history lesson about terrariums, learn how the pair went from blue collar jobs to creative entrepreneurship, and talk about the struggles that came along the way.
In episode #24 I talk with Talcon Quinn of Athen Ohio. Talcon is a designer, crafts person, and teacher. She works with ethically sourced materials found in nature that she process herself. In this episode we talk about How Talcon learned her skills through folk school, using ethically sourced materials, letting your ideas change and learning to chill. To find out more head on over to : www.detroitcraftacademy.com
This episode is a little different instead of having one guest I did a lot of mini interviews while I was at the craft conference. So inspiring to meet so many creative folks! Hope you enjoy! For links head on over to Detroitcraftacademy.com
Episode # 22 is a recorded discussion that took place at Midwest Craft Con on the state of craft in 2018. The Discussion is lead by Grace Dobush. With Panelists Mei Pak, Jesi Rodgers, and Adrienne Wiley. For more info go to www.detroitcraftacademy.com
On today's episode I talk with Lesley Ware, fashion blogger, author, teacher, fashion designer, and all around rock star. This girl is such a bad ass and is doing some awesome things! Tune in to find out more, and check out her website and purchase some of her books over at: www.creativecookie.com Find out more about this podcast over at: www.detroitcraftacademy.com
On today's episode I talk with Lisa Ludwinski of Sister Pie. Lisa is a baker and local entrepreneur here in Detroit who makes AMAZING pies and treats. It was a pleasure having her on the show and I hope you also enjoy! http://sisterpie.com/ www.detroitcraftacademy.com
On today's episode I got to talk with Evan Weber of Nakee Better "a spread with benefits." Evan is a competitive athlete, advocate for healthy life style and has created one hell of delicious product. He is someone who definitely can get you motivated. I hope you can feel as pumped about this episode as I do! Grab a nakee butter and turn up your volume! Check out: www.Nakeebutter.com or head over to www.detroitcraftacademy.com for more podcast fun!
On today's episode I talk with Chris Gorski. Chris is a designer and illustrator and the creator of Detroit GT. http://www.detroitgt.com/
In this episode I talk with Illustrator/ artist Jason Driscoll, owner and creator of Kill taupe about how he got started. We talk about where Jason's inspiration comes from and some of the ups and downs of running your own business. You can check out more about his work here: www.killtaupe.com www.detroitcraftacademy.com
I've been away for a little while. A lot has happened, but I'm back with Megan Green on episode #16. Megan is owner of stinky bomb soap, organizer behind Craftin' Outlaws and co organizer behind midwest craft conference. https://midwestcraftcon.com/ https://craftinoutlaws.com www.detroitcraftacademy.com
On today's episode I talk with Marcy Davy. Marcy is a silk screen artist from Ypsilanti MI. She started her own silk screen business out of college, and is also one of the co founders of Local Ypsilanti craft show DIYpsi. Link to Marcy's page: http://www.marcydavy.com/ DIYpsi Craft Fair: http://www.diypsi.com/ www.detroitcraftacademy.com
On this week's episode I chat with Clare Fox & Wayne Maki of Mutual Adoration. Clare and Wayne are both local Detroit artists that are design enthusiasts, focused on creating furnishings for unique homes and innovative commercial spaces. I was able to visit their studio in which they live and share a work space with other artists. We talk about learning the business side of small business as an artist, and living in Detroit. Find out more at: https://www.mutualadoration.com/
On Episode # 13 I chat with Avida Johnson. Avida is the maker and creator behind Kaleidoscope, a drinking chocolate company here in Detroit. Find out more about Kaleidoscope here: https://www.kaleidoscopedetroit.com/
On today's episode I talk with Yolanda Curry. Yolanda is a jewelry designer, teacher, writer, mother, and entrepreneur. We talk about her journey into starting her own business while raising little ones, and how sometimes life can have unexpected twists. For more info visit detroitcraftacademy.com
On Today's Episode I talk with my long time pal Ernie Guerra. Ernie is a local DJ aka ERNO and is also the man behind Detroit's Slow Jams at Woodbridge pub. If you'd like to find out more about Ernie you can find him at SLOW JAMS in Detroit, and you can also check out his music feed at over at the ERNO soundcloud page. https://soundcloud.com/ernotheinferno
On today's episode I chat with Kristen Drozdowski. Kristen is a designer, illustrator, and creative badass behind Worthwild paper. We chat about her experience with starting her own business and managing balance in business and life. You can find out more about Kristen and Worthwhile Paper by following these links: https://worthwhilepaper.com/ http://kristendroz.com/
On Today's Episode I talk with Levon Kafafian. Levon is an artist, weaver, craftsman, and brains behind Detroit's Fringe Society. I got to meet up with Levon in his studio and chat with him over coffee and girl scout cookies. We talk about how he got started, and where his weaving has led him. You can find out more about Levon at the following links. http://www.levonkafafian.com/ http://www.fringesocietystudio.com/
On today's episode I talk with Myron Watkins. Myron is a Detroit based Photographer and award winning filmmaker. You can find out more about Myron at: https://www.facebook.com/myronwatkins/
On this week's episode I talk with small business owner Kimberly White- Jenkins. Kim along with her husband, own Helium Studio in Wayne Michigan. We talk about how Kim came to own a handmade gift shop, along with some of the ins and outs of managing and running a shop. If you would like to find out more about Kim and her shop check out the links below. www.shopheliumstudio.com
On today's episode I talk with Sarah Ayers. Sarah is a garment maker, designer, and small business owner. We discuss how she developed her business, the on going struggles of owning and running a business, and over coming those challenges. You can find more about Sarah and William + Bonnie over at: http://www.william-bonnie.com/
In today's Episode I talk with Jason Burton. Jason is an artist, educator, small business owner and beardy babe behind Burton&Levy. We talk about Jason's journey into starting his business, and the path he took to get there. Check out Jason's Bearc combs and sweet swag over at https://www.burtonandlevy.com
It's a minisode! In Minisode #1 I talk to Angela Ficorelli founder of Rock Sugar Indie Wedding Show. She gives us a preview of what the show will have to offer, how more brides are seeking out custom handmade items, current wedding trends, and selling as a vendor. You can find out more about the show by following the link Below. http://www.rocksugarevent.com/
In Episode # 4 I talk with Detroit Artist Joey Salamon. Joey is an Illustrator, mural painter, and entrepreneur who got his start making concert posters. We talk about the things joey has learned in his many adventures and making art.
In Episode #3 I talk with Jason Gibner. Jason is a painter, podcaster, and dance party maker. We talk about getting through art school, over coming the burn-out blahs, and creating things that make you happy. If you would like to find out more about Jason check out the links below! Paintings by Jason Gibner : https://www.etsy.com/shop/Gibnerd Blast Points : Star Wars Podcast https://soundcloud.com/blast-points The BANG! Dance party! https://www.facebook.com/thebangdanceparty/
In Episode # 2 we talk to Liza Michelle of Liza Michelle Jewelry. We discuss How she started out and her journey from working for someone to running her own business, and her plans for the coming year Check out her Jewlery over at https://www.lizamichellejewelry.com/
In the first episode of Detroit Craft Academy, I interview Grace Dobush, writer, author, co-creator of Crafty Supermarket, one of the organizers of Midwest Craft Con, and all around bad ass.