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Este podcast conta algumas curiosidades sobre as bandas Beatles, Pink Floyd, Pearl Jam, Queen e Guns N' Roses, que são algumas das cinco bandas de rock mais famosas do mundo. Falaremos sobre o surgimento, qual sua música mais famosa e como ela terminou ou como está nos dias atuais. Este podcast foi criado, elaborado e produzido pelos estudantes do segundo ano do Ensino Médio na Escola S Blumenau, em 2023. As aulas de Mídias Digitais são uma unidade curricular do STEAM e permitem que os estudantes desenvolvam habilidades voltadas à criação de roteiro, edição de áudio e design. O objetivo geral é compreender o funcionamento de diferentes linguagens e práticas culturais. Estamos na 3ª edição do projeto.

Originally Streamed on YouTube Live Feb 14, 2023. Audio Edited by Kiara Horowitz. He was a Disney character designer and podcast (ArtCast) host and with a twist of fate because one of the best educators I've ever seen in any university, online school, etc. His mentorship has impacted my career exponentially and his students continue to flourish in both their internet presence and their quality of the art. Former Oatley Academy students are Published Children's Book Authors / Illustrators, Animation Directors, Character Designers, Wizards of the Coast Artists, Blizzard Artists, Instagram Art celebrities, Laika Puppet makers, Fashion Design Instructors, Art Center Teachers, Plein Air Painters, the list goes on. His current paid course, The Clockwork Heart, is his best yet, helping students plan, finish, and market their own passion projects. Scott Wiser often recommends this free course to anyone struggling in their art career: Chris Oatley's Crucial Question That Could Save Your Art Career: Part 1: https://howtobecomeaprofessionalartist.com/2022/02/21/l1p1-mary-blair/ Part 2: https://howtobecomeaprofessionalartist.com/2022/04/06/l1p2-mary-blair/ Part 3: https://howtobecomeaprofessionalartist.com/2022/09/27/l1p3-wrong-career/ Follow Chris at: https://www.instagram.com/chrisoatley/ Interviewer Scott Wiser has Directed Animation at Spacestation Animation and is currently supervising animation at Steamroller Animation Studios. He continues to develop more than 10 deeply meaningful feature film pitches, including the recently self-published illustrated novel, Masked Magic. Any producers or executives interested in collaborating or funding Scott Wiser's projects can peruse these pitches through the application at https://scottwiser.com/collaborate

Born in Latrobe Pennsylvania, Kenneth Nicholson received his AFA from Westmoreland County Community College in 2010, BFA from Seton Hill University in 2014, and MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 2016. He currently teaches as an adjunct instructor at University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, Seton Hill University, and Westmoreland County Community College. His work has been exhibited in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Ohio, Washington DC, New Jersey, and New York.Follow Kenneth's works in progress on Instagram @grosssferatuCheck out the finished pieces at https://kennethnicholsonart.com

You can now support me on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/gordonneill Wanna Learn Concept Art? Click the link below! https://medsmap.mykajabi.com/a/2147489175/5dfUCkh4 Join the community Discord https://discord.gg/59ENDfD This is defo a first for the Artcast channel but we interviewed 3 artists who are oganising a free concept art event in London on the 9th of September, learn why Jules Darriulat, Stefan Valasek, and Daniel McGarry decided to band together and why it was necessary to host this event not only for the arts community as a whole but for themselves too. FOLLOW CONCEPT101 https://www.concept101.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/concept_101_event/ https://discord.com/invite/ec9knSadKJ https://www.linkedin.com/company/concept-101-event/ FOLLOW DANIEL https://www.artstation.com/danielmcgarry https://www.instagram.com/danielmcgarryart FOLLOW STEFAN https://www.artstation.com/rorankladivo https://www.instagram.com/stefanvalasek FOLLOW JULES https://www.artstation.com/julesdarriulat https://www.instagram.com/julesdarriulat WE NOW HAVE A TIP JAR WITH KO-FI BUY US A COFFEE! ko-fi.com/digitalartcast If you guys wanna support the podcast remember to shoot me a like or a comment and check us out on iTunes and Soundcloud also or if you are listening remember we have a YouTube video here also! #DigitalArtcast #Concept101 #conceptart --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/digitalartcast/message

June 2022 - Join Lauren Viar and Andreea Ceplinschi as they explore ways in which stories are told across the artistic mediums of visual art and poetry. Works discussed include The Agony of Mary Magdalene by  Joseph Dulin-Didonato, Wondering Wheel by Julia Muench,  and in the moment by Amanda M Julien. Edited and produced by Charles Fleming.Passengers Literary Press, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All staff donate their time and effort. If you'd like to support our mission to publish art that is necessary rather than desired, please consider donating at the link below.Support the show

March 2022 — Join Lauren Viar and Hoyon Mephokee for the debut episode of the Passengers Art Podcast, where they discuss the possibilities of digital art. Edited and produced by Kapilioha with assistance from John E. Brady. Passengers Literary Press, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All staff donate their time and effort. If you'd like to support our mission to publish art that is necessary rather than desired, please consider donating at the link below.Support the show

In this episode of the CG Talks Podcast (the podcast where CG guys talk about Computer Graphics) we are thrilled to interview Gordon Neil host of a podcast called Digital Artcast. He has interviewed top industry professionals from the game development industry and this time gladly sat on the other side of the mic to talk with us about his journey and experience. Neil is a 3d artist specializing in gamedev currently working for Fabricated Madness on an exciting new project - ‘The Chronicles of Dr. Zammsy ' a new collectible card game using the NFT blockchain technology. Our audience can be sure that today's episode will be full of crispy stories straight from Gordon's pouch!In the first part of the conversation, Neil tells us his story of how he became a digital artist starting from a totally different career (literally ‘working on the railway') and giving a courageous leap of faith to pursue his dreams of making games he loved to play as a kid. Neill describes a memorable turning point story when he got back home from a wrecking shift fixing the railway stuff outside. Scotland's rough weather has taken its toll and it was just enough to help Neil realize this was not how he wanted his life to go on and he made the decision to change. Along the way, he started the Digital Artcast - which gradually became a fast train to industry networking as well as his personal and professional landmark. All this story came to fruition with numerous ups and downs. Neil openly talks about his struggles and how eventually they led to some unexpected success. Though many podcasts appear in space and quickly disappear, this was not the case with Digital Artcast. Relax and listen to Neil Gordon's inspiring story. It clearly shows that devotion, humility, and true passion with a dose of persistence is a great recipe for success.

Hello and welcome to Island Artcast: Uncovering the Creative Industries with me Grainney Sheard as your host. Here, we talk about all things art and each time I'm joined by inspiring Manx creatives to discuss creative careers as well as discussing burning topics from the art world today to keep that creative mind of yours in action.In this episode we are talking about LGBT+ History Month, which in the UK runs in February to coincide with the anniversary of the 2003 abolition of Section 28. The month is intended as a means to raise awareness of, and combat prejudice against, the LGBT+ community while celebrating its achievement and diversity and making it more visible.Kensington Arts has announced a new event, “Schools OUT”, to celebrate LGBT+ History Month. The half-term event, on Saturday 26th February, will provide the community with an opportunity to come together and celebrate queer history.To talk about this today we are joined by Peter Shimmin, who is the new Creative Development Co-Ordinator for the centre and Jenni Smith who is the head of Soundcheck iom, a music project that promotes young musicians island wide, producing regular Live Events and Studio Recordings.In this episode we talk about:- The differences between Pride month in June and LGBTQ+ History month in February - The rebrand from Youth Arts Centre to Kensington Arts- Peter and Jenni's roles within Kensington Arts- The connection between the LGBTQ+ community and the Creative Arts community- How organisations can seek help, advice and collaboration from organisations such as Isle of Pride and the Youth Services LGBTQ+ Youth Club- How being an inclusive business and/or venue is about doing more than just putting a pride flag in your window in June (though that is a really good start!)- Kensington Arts' "Schools OUT" event on the 26th February, what's on, who can we expect etc.-  What is SoundCheck, ArtTank, Tech Crew and National Theatre Connections?- Why representation matters for LGBTQ+ communities on the islandHead over to whatever your preferred platform is for Podcast listening and search Island Artcast to find us.To find out more about SoundCheck find @soundcheckiom on socials or email Jenni.Smith2@gov.imTo find out more about what's on at Kensington, email Peter.Shimmin@gov.im or head to www.kensingtonarts.imTo find out more about Isle of Pride, find them on social media @isleofpride or head to www.isleofpride.im

Happy New Year and welcome to season 2 of Island Artcast: Uncovering the Creative Industries with me Grainney Sheard as your host. In this episode, I am joined by the Isle of Man Arts team to discuss all things funding. We'll talk about the value of funding, why it matters, what kinds of projects we have funded and would like to see funded as well as all the nitty gritty detail as to how to apply for funding. Think of this as your audio guide to our funding process. 

Jill's Biden's Yogurt Field /// Cave Moth's Playhouse /// Baby's First Bogdanoff Viewing /// Therapeutic Tearing /// Ear SnacksAudio/Editing: Geneva DeCobert

Welcome to the Rat Nest Podcast Season 2 Premier. Matt and Jim talk to each other in this hour and half long special premier episode.

Наш очередной гость - Рома Буряк, видеограф и фотограф, работы которого посвящены уязвимым слоям населения, лицам с инвалидностью, а также людям, права которых (права на жилище) были наращены. Роман рассказал, как он пришел к видеомейкингу, почему больше предпочитает документалистику и дал свои советы начинающим арт-активистам.

Встречайте нашего очередного гостья - Тимур Шарипов, молодой арт-активист, видеомейкер, основатель первого в Таджикистане студии комиксов “OOGWAY COMICS”. Тимур рассказал, как и почему он создал студию по созданию комиксов, почему он создал комикс, который непосредственно связан с правами человека и рассказывает о праве на достаточное жилище. Тимур говорит, что наши подростки интересуются зарубежными комиксами и читают комиксы вселенной Марвелла по большей степени, потому что в Таджикистане нет альтернативы. Тимур решил продвигать культуру и историю нашего народа путем комиксов. Он также поделился своим мнением, почему в Таджикистане так мало развиты комиксы, искусство и арт активизм. В конце, Тимур дал рекомендации людям, которые только начинают свой творческий путь, им страшно, что-то начать или их что-то останавливает.

В 4 эпизоде ARTCAST-a, нашей гостьей стала Парвин Джахонгири - молодая арт-активистка из Душанбе. С Парвин мы говорили о том, почему она решила заняться арт-активизмом, как она пришла к этому и что её подтолкнуло? Парвин рассказала, как она начала бороться с культом красоты и создает эко-сумки с портретом женщин, что её вдохновляет? В своих работах Парвин показывает то, о чем женщины не могут говорить, о психологическом насилии. Также, мы спросили у Парвин, почему в Таджикистане арт-активизм непопулярен и очень мало арт-активистов, в отличии от других стран Центральной Азии.

В первом эпизоде ARTCAST-а, мы рассказываем о том, что же все-таки подразумевается под словом искусство? Креативность, это дар или же навык? Бывает искусство с точки зрения зрителя и с точки зрения создателя? В чем их различие? Как можно отличить ремесло от искусства? Каким было искусство раньше и какое оно сейчас? Почему творение великих людей искусства раньше не имело ценности? Почему одни люди трепещут перед картинами и готовы платить миллионы долларов за него, а другие не испытывают никаких чувств? Об этом и о многом другом мы говорим в первом выпуске ARTCAST-а.

В третьем эпизоде мы разбираем 6 слоев искусства, то есть 6 необходимых шагов при создании арт продукта. Каким способом создаются арт продукты? Зависит ли создание арт продукта от уровня творчества в человеке? Можно ли самостоятельно создать свой арт продукт? Как визуализировать шаги перед созданием своего арт объекта? Как понять какая форма искусства лучше подходит к моему месседжу, можно ли создать арт объект, если ты не знаешь эти 6 шагов? На эти и многие другие вопросы вы найдете ответы послушав третий выпуск нашего подкаста.

Во втором эпизоде нашего подкаста, мы разбираем понятие арт-активизма вдоль и поперек. Говорим о видах искусства, в чем отличие арт-активизма от искусства, приводим примеры арт-активизма, как арт-активизм проявляется в нашей жизни и как он связан с правами человека?

Today on ArtCast we are joined by Luke Gronneberg! Luke is a photojournalist at the Sidney Daily News and he has been a great friend to Gateway Arts Council!

Today we are joined on ArtCast with special guest, Michelle Walker! Michelle talks about her transition into working as an artist and the various programs and activities that she has started in the arts!

Enjoy a new Artcast with the Chair of the CDA Arts Commission, Jennifer Drake as we talk about the process of choosing public art, where the money comes from, and how our public art collection vitalizes our community. And we spend a minute talking about Jenn and Ben's English Pub, The Crown and Thistle, and what is a tatty egg... and should you eat mushy peas. For more information about the CDA Arts Commission and to access the public art collection, visit https://cdaid.org/190/committees/arts/public-art-collection  

"Art is too important not to share".  Ali & Callie will charm your socks off with tales of art and culture in the Pacific Northwest. Keeping art alive and culture relevant, Ali & Callie will introduce you to those creative people who are making it all happen!! Tune in weekly for interviews, chats, history, upcoming events and more..... Sponsored by The Ovation Company, Scraps BBQ and Nancy White, CDA Portfolio Real Estate. Brought to you by the Coeur d'Alene Arts & Culture Alliance.  Visit and comment on our Facebook page  Find us on Instagram @alicallieartcast

It is the debut of a new series on Gateway's ArtCast called Rock History with Gateway! We will be exploring the history of Rock and Roll and it's impact on society and culture! Today we start at Tin Pan Alley and start on the racial divide that came with Rhythm and Blues.

Join us for today on ArtCast for friend of Gateway Arts Council Todd Loe! He is a Columbus based artist and talks about his journey through visual art!

On this episode of ArtCast we are joined by the Shelby County Historical Society Executive Director, Tilda Phlipot. She discusses her role at the Historical Society and partnerships with Gateway Arts Council.

Today Mr. Randy Johnson of Jackson Center Schools joins ArtCast! He discusses his various programs including band and music technology and the impact that the arts has on his students!

Today our Executive Director, Ellen Keyes, joins us on ArtCast!  She talks about all of the different programs that Gateway has to offer and the array of services that they provide for the community!  

For the last episode of the Artcast, Dr. Bartner and Ryan start with an update on the 2020 USC Football season headed into the Crosstown Showdown and the crazy highlights that got the Trojans to 4-0. Dr. Bartner then takes listener questions, including what he will miss least about being director. Our hosts then discuss one last tradition, the TMB's "rock star" status among marching bands. They discuss two of the Trojans' most iconic collaborations: "Tusk" with Fleetwood Mac and the Grammys performance with Radiohead.Keep up-to-date on Dr. Bartner's 50th celebration:uscband.com/celebrate50Follow Ryan and USCFootball.com at twitter.com/theperistyle and facebook.com/uscfootballdotcomThank you for listening to the ARTCAST limited series! We hope you enjoyed it!Hosted by Ryan AbrahamFeaturing Dr. Arthur C. BartnerProduced by Brett PadelfordMixing by Zach Gaston

Говорим си за това как ние самите като ЛГБТИА+ хора изразяваме словесно своята идентичност, а с нея и наслоените у нас вредни стереотипи. Отправна точка на разговора ни е един урок по жестов език, ромски език и гей жаргон, част от програмата на Фестивала на Равнопоставеността, който Лигата на Равнопоставеността организира през август 2020. Последвайте @equalityleaguebg в Инстаграм и Фейсбук. Във връзка с рубриката ни "Около тази дата" споделяме пълнометражния документален филм "Call me Troy", както и два по-кратки видео материала за отпеачтъка на преподобния Трой Пери в куиър историята на Лос Анжелис. Тъй като в разговора споменаваме някои кофти прояви в Grindr, тук споделяме официалния YouTube канал на приложението, където пък има доста интересни истории и позитивни примери за разчупване на стереотипите. Относно речевото изразяване препоръчваме и документалния филм "Do I Sound Gay?". Споменаваме също и изложбата от 2019 "Хомосоц" на фондация GLAS, базирана на изследването на ас. Вероника Димитрова (социолог) за хомосексуалността в България по време на социализма. Споделяме също материала на HUGE, интервю в предаването Култура.БГ на БНТ, както и един епизод на ArtCast, посветен на изложбата.  

In the penultimate Artcast, Dr. Bartner talks about one of his favorite coaches of all time, Ed Orgeron. Ryan and Art discuss Coach O's short but memorable time helming USC Football, the special bond he fostered with the band, and his Trojans' upset of #5 Stanford in 2013. Our hosts then turn to the Trojan Marching Band's role as "LA's Band," from playing City Hall to the Hollywood Bowl. They also talk about the TMB's offshoots, the Laker Band and the 10-piece band, which receives 600 requests a year.Sign up for the TMB's email list: bit.ly/usctmb-email-signupHosted by Ryan AbrahamFeaturing Dr. Arthur C. BartnerProduced by Brett PadelfordMixing by Zach Gaston

In the first episode of the Artcast limited podcast series, Dr. Arthur C. Bartner and USCFootball.com's Ryan Abraham discuss the 1976 football season, which turned around dramatically after a blowout loss in the home opener. With a little help from The Spirit of Troy, the Trojans rebounded to win the rest of their games, including a Rose Bowl victory over #2 Michigan.Future episodes will include a discussion of Trojan Marching Band traditions. Due to technical difficulties, the second half of the show was not recorded.Get the Dr. Bartner's 80th Birthday Bundle from the USC Bookstore:uscbookstore.com/spiritoftroyDr. Bartner's 50th Anniversary event on May 2, 2021:uscband.com/celebrate50Hosted by Ryan AbrahamFeaturing Dr. Arthur C. BartnerProduced by Brett PadelfordMixing by E. Anthony Martinez

O Artcast Indica dessa semana traz como tema os Efeitos Especiais. As indicações da semana são o filme Ex-Machina: Instinto Artificial e a série The Umbrella Academy.

O Artcast Indica da semana traz como tema o Teatro Musical. A indicação é o musical "The Passion: New Orleans" de 2016.

Unbelievably talented individuals with incredible dedication and out of this world artistic views! We got @gokuthepinkking @eddieorodriguez.art @atukuta PLEASE check these guys out! AND BIG congrats to Eddie for placing 1st in a California wide art competition. CHECK THESE GUYS OUT! PLEASE! Lol You've got to see the beauty their art brings to the world and to the eyes of the individual. I particularly loved this episode and might definitely be my favorite one so far! Absolutely blessed to have been able to meet these guys and can't wait for the next one! Show them some love humans ❤️ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

O Artcast Indica da semana traz 4 músicas de diferentes estilos que podem melhorar o seu bem estar.

A legújabb adásban a sajnos aktuális pedofília témakörét jártuk körül. Többek között a Spotlight: Egy nyomozás története, a Születésnap, A történet és A vadászat című filmeken keresztül, végül reflektáltunk az elmúlt hetek közéleti történéseire is. VIGYÁZAT! Vulgaritás és depresszió.

O Artcast Indica da semana traz dicas para ajudar as crianças a entrar no mundo da literatura. Além de citar exemplos de gibis, como Turma da Mônica e histórias em quadrinhos de heróis, a indicação fica para o livro "E se fosse você", da Anete Lacerda, publicado pela Editora Colli Books.

Olá. É novo por aqui? Nesse editorial, vamos explicar a dinâmica do Artcast. A série piloto trouxe um pouco do nosso trabalho e agora vamos apresentar outros programas da nossa grade semanal. Siga o nosso Instagram @artcastp para não perder nenhuma novidade!

No segundo episódio da série piloto, a escritora Luiza Maria, do projeto Moça Bonita, e a professora de dança do ventre Martha Eugênia contam como a arte auxiliou no processo de enfrentamento da realidade do câncer, as duas compartilham suas experiências e histórias na arte da literatura e da dança.

Az Artcast Podcast második adásában a mai sajtótrendeket, stílusokat beszéltük át, összevetve egy nagyon markáns, de már szinte teljesen letűnt stílussal, a gonzóval.

Welcome Back Everyone! This week, I'm joined by my awesome pal Art Shimko - we met at one of my acoustic gigs a couple of years ago and have kept in touch via the Social Media! Art is a former radio host, and taste for music is extremely broad and unique - in turn -extremely interesting! He's a fountain of information on the things he loves - you can hear for yourself on his Podcast called the "ArtCast" or check out what he's up to during the week on his Facebook Live Vlogs! We talk this week about some English Dudes from both the late 70's and 80's - Art's pick being Marillion and mine being the Faces w/Rod Stewart. We dissect and discuss Marillion's Hits "Kayleigh" & "Warm Wet Circles" as well as Rod's "Gasoline Alley" & end with the Faces classic "Ooh La La" -A good compliment to each other, being the Niche artists they are. This was such a fun episode! I hope this helps to get you out of any routine you might feel stuck in, and dive deep into some good music for an hour and some change to brighten your day! Have a great week, and stay safe out there!

Loyal to Familia ekspanderer, men røveriet af en hash-transport splitter banden. Shuaib Khan mister en af sine tætte allierede, og en vicepræsident fra Aarhus bliver tæsket ud af banden. Følg med på www.bandeland.dk og læs artiklerne, der hører med til denne episode: - Røveri af hash-transport førte til splittelse i LTF: www.eb.dk/a/8182688 - LTF: Her er de hemmelige regler: www.eb.dk/a/8137107 - Afsløring: Sådan startede krigen mellem LTF og Brothas: www.eb.dk/a/8159659 - Brothas fra Mjølnerparken: Ti år med bandekrig: www.eb.dk/a/8163127 - Se de første billeder af LTF her: www.eb.dk/a/8134926 Research og tilrettelæggelse: Dan Bjerregaard, Sune Fischer og Kristoffer Eriksen. Produceret af Mads Petter Kühnel, Filt Cph. Lyddesign: Mikkel Rønnau, Filt Cph. Casting: Gro Therp, Artcast.

No primeiro episódio do Artcast vamos conversar sobre as mudanças no mercado literário com o crescimento das mídias digitais. Temos como convidadas a escritora e editora da Duplo Sentido Editorial, Vanessa Marine e a escritora e roteirista, Ray Tavares.

Az első adásban Quentin Tarantino rendezői stílusát vizsgáljuk.

Episode 1: Radical Figures at The Whitechapel Gallery, discussed by Laura Lennard, Caz Murray and Vikki KosmalskaThe Whitechapel Gallery is looking to overturn art criticism's 1980s declaration that ‘painting is dead'.The gallery has presented a case for painting's ‘radical' relevance within the contemporary art canon, showcasing the work of 10 painters of varied nationalities and styles to make their point.But did our intrepid reviewers, Caz and Vikki, buy either painting's relevance or it's radicalism?The exhibition got us questioning: what does it truly mean to be radical? What can painting as a medium bring the contemporary viewer that other mediums of art cannot? Is it even appropriate to suggest painting is dead in the first place?In other news we share a cautionary tale about getting too close to artworks (largely for Vikki's benefit) and keen readers will have already clocked that the Artcast team is a trio once more.Join Vikki, Caz and Laura to hear this week's review and if you like what you hear please rate, review and subscribe!If you want to email us, we would love to hear from you: helloartcast@gmail.com And you can follow us on instagram: @theartcast Our wonderful editor Jonny Lennard has also launched his own podcast The Old Boys Book Club. It's not about art, but we highly recommend you give it a listen. Available on all major podcast platforms and you can find them on insta here: @theoldboysbookclub.  Last but not least - thank you to the incredible Nat Witts for our jazzy jingle and Jonny for his amazing editing. 

Episode 4: Dora Maar at the Tate Modern discussed by Vikki Kosmalska and Caz Murray. For our final episode of series 4 we delve into the world of photographer, painter and poet Dora Maar. History has remembered Maar primarily for being the muse and lover of Picasso and the full breath of her artistic output has only been recognised since her death in 1997. This exhibition is re-writing her back into the artistic canon, shining a light on her innovative and varied photographic practice, her influential role in the Surrealist movement and how she collaborated (and influenced) her better know peers. For Art News, we cover the recent decision to award The Turner Prize to 4 artists. Wider opinion on this is mixed and we discuss what means in the current climate and implications for The Turner Prize in future. Thank you so much to everyone who has tuned in this season (and this year!) If you like what you hear please rate, review and subscribe. If you want to email us, we would love to hear from you: helloartcast@gmail.comAnd you can follow us on instagram: @theartcastOur wonderful editor Jonny Lennard has also launched his own podcast The Old Boys Book Club. It's not about art, but we highly recommend you give it a listen. Available on all major podcast platforms and you can find them on insta here: @theoldboysbookclub. Last but not least - thank you to the incredible Nat Witts for our jazzy jingle and Jonny for his amazing editing. Merry Christmas from The Artcast and see you in the New Year (and new decade) for more chats about art!

Episode 3: Lucian Freud: The Self Portraits at The Royal Academy discussed by Vikki Kosmalska and Caz MurrayWe head back to the Royal Academy to take on Lucian Freud. Renowned the world over for his figurative paintings, his distinctive painting style and his ability to render human skin, this exhibition takes a different tack and explores his artistic development through self portraits he created throughout his career. Safe to say our reactions to this exhibition weren't what we were expecting. We discuss how accessible this exhibition is, whether we would recommended it and what we discovered (or didn't) about Freud along the way. For Art News, we cover a story about the Italian Ministry of Culture who have got themselves in some hot water by not doing their homework and leasing a 13th Century Monastery to some rather unsavory tenants. Thank you so much for listening, if you like was you hear, please rate, review and subscribe!The Artcast love getting a bit of correspondence, so if you have any feedback or want to ask a question for the “Ask the Artcast' feature, get in touch at helloartcast@gmail.com. DM of follow us on Instagram: @theartcastThank you, as always, to the incredible Nat Witts for our jingle, and to the brilliant Jonny Lennard for our editing (and for our question this week). 

Episode 2: Bridget Riley at The Hayward Gallery discussed by Vikki Kosmalska and Caz Murray on until the 26th of January. This episode we take on Op Art heavy weight Bridget Riley, best known for her meticulous geometric paintings where things are not what they seem. This exhibition somewhat divided opinion in team Artcast - are her paintings simply optical illusions that hurt your eyes or is there a deeper meaning in her work? Listen to us debate our different reactions and don't worry, unlike the current political climate we are in, we keep it civil! For Art News, we cover the recent announcement about the extensive refurbishment of The National Portrait Gallery and the potential impact of it's upcoming 3 year closure.   Thank you so much for listening, if you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe!The Artcast love getting a bit of correspondence, so if you have any feedback or want to ask a question for the “Ask the Artcast' feature, get in touch as helloartcast@gmail.com. DM of follow us on Instagram: @theartcastThank you, as always, to the incredible Nat Witts for our jingle, and to the brilliant Jonny Lennard for our editing. 

Episode 1: Antony Gormley at The Royal Academy of Arts discussed by Vikki Kosmalska and Caz Murray.The Artcast has returned for another series and we are excited to be taking you through our top picks of exhibitions this Autumn season - we've got some treats in store for you! First up is the internationally renowned sculptor Antony Gormley currently on at the Royal Academy. This exhibition features instillations created especially for the space, his early work and a glimpse into his sketch books. Exploring the human form, human existence and bringing us back to basics (in a good way) this exhibition did not disappoint and gave us a lot to ponder. For Art News, we cover recommendations from researchers on what pose we should be striking on our insta feeds and also how the ever impending Brexit is affecting the art world.  Thank you so much for listening, if you like was you hear, please rate review and subscribe!The Artcast love getting a bit of correspondence, so if you have any feedback or want to ask a question for the “Ask the Artcast' feature, get in touch as helloartcast@gmail.com. DM of follow us on Instagram: @theartcastThank you, as always, to the incredible Nat Witts for our jingle, and to the brilliant Jonny Lennard for our editing. 

En este episodio tenemos a un invitado de lujo: Colorista de Marvel comics, el genial Israel Silva. Ha trabajado con algunos de los artistas más importantes en Marvel Comics y sus frecuentes colaboraciones dejan claro que tiene una ética profesional inigualable. Sigan a Israel:https://www.facebook.com/ISGZZSTW: https://twitter.com/IsraelSilvaArtIG: https://www.instagram.com/israelsilva...---Esau Figueroa ArtSitio oficialhttps://www.esaufigueroa.art/Redes Socialeshttps://www.instagram.com/efigueroa_art/https://www.facebook.com/esaufigueroa...https://www.twitch.tv/esaufigueroahttps://twitter.com/efigueroa_artMúsica de intro y outro:Dreams by Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/VF9_dCo6JT4Say Good Night by Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/SZkVShypKgM

Summer Special Episode 3: Cindy Sherman at The National Portrait Gallery discussed by Caz Murray and Vikki Kosmalska. For the final episode for our mini series of summer specials we review post modern heavy weight Cindy Sherman. Sherman is best know for her practise of transforming herself into a multitude of personas (600 and counting!) and capturing this through photography.We discuss her representation of societal norms over the years, her connection to and irreverence of to the fashion industry and how we all, in our own ways, construct and present different personas to the world. Just without the vast array of wigs that Sherman has to hand.  And in Art News, we chat about a rather surprising (and very valuable) discovery someone made in their local charity shop. Thank you so much for tuning into our Summer Specials.  if you like was you hear, please rate review and subscribe!The Artcast love getting a bit of correspondence, so if you have any feedback or want to ask a question for the “Ask the Artcast' feature, get in touch as helloartcast@gmail.com. We plan to be back in September with more art reviews!DM of follow us on Instagram: @theartcastThank you, as always, to the incredible Nat Witts for our jingle, and to the brilliant Jonny Lennard for our editing. 

Are you pulling or following threads? Have you tied knots that anchor you or knots that keep you tied up and tangled. In this episode we discuss idea threads and understand it mythologically. Finding your way to the center of the labyrinth is a personal journey and our art practice can be part of the threads that guide us through the process. Follow this link to resources mentioned in the episode including artists who worked with the Ariadne Myth, the week's playlist as well as other content to support your search for threads.

Summer Special Episode 2: Van Gogh and Britain at the Tate Britain discussed by Caz Murray and Vikki Kosmalska. Van Gogh needs no introduction and is up there as one of the most famous and talked about artists of the modern era (see the slew of bio pics about him if you need evidence). And yet, the Tate Britain pulls off an ambitious exhibition offering new perspectives on his life and work, through exploring what influenced him and who he influenced in turn.  We discuss notions of the individual creative genius and the tortured artist, both attributed to Gogh, and what we miss by viewing him this way.  And as always, we pick our favourite pieces to add to our now rather substantial hypothetical art collection. To follow the wonderful felt creations of Lucy Sparrow, go to her instagram @sewyoursoulThank you so much for listening, if you like was you hear, please rate review and subscribe!The Artcast love getting a bit of correspondence, so if you have any feedback or want to ask a question for the “Ask the Artcast' feature, get in touch as helloartcast@gmail.com. DM of follow us on Instagram: @theartcastThank you, as always, to the incredible Nat Witts for our jingle, and to the brilliant Jonny Lennard for our editing.

Summer Special Episode 1: Edvard Munch, Love & Angst at The British Museum discussed by Caz Murray and Vikki Kosmalska. The Artcast is back and jumping straight into it exploring life, death, love and suffering with Edvard Munch. Best known for his work ‘The Scream', the painter and print maker is probably the epitome of existentialism. Although covering weighty subjects, this exhibition is strangely refreshing and provided so much to talk about: whether Munch was as on board with the bohemian way of life as he professed to be, his ambivalent relationship towards women, the impact of traumatic losses during his childhood and how hair really is everything (to quote Fleabag series 2). Laura is still part of team Artcast and will be returning for the next full series in September. In the meantime, Caz and Vikki do their best to guess what her reactions would be (note always add more gilding).For Art News, Vikki and Caz discuss their new baroque feminist fav Donna Olympia Maidalchini Pampilj and you can read more about her here: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/jun/23/velazquez-portrait-olimpia-maidalchini-pamphilj-feminist-power-behind-a-pope-sothebys-saleThank you so much for listening, if you like was you hear, please rate review and subscribe!The Artcast love getting a bit of correspondence, so if you have any feedback or want to ask a question for the “Ask the Artcast' feature, get in touch as helloartcast@gmail.com. DM of follow us on Instagram: @theartcastThank you, as always, to the incredible Nat Witts for our jingle, and to the brilliant Jonny Lennard for our editing. 

Montana talks about the latest art news, from thefts to controversial murals in a public school. Anna tackles the age-old question, "What is Art?", and we both face off with our favorite comic artists from everyone's favorite: Instagram. Anna's Sources: Notre Dame structure saved following fire, BBC and the slow reconstruction progress since, CNET Montana's Sources: The Pixar Story Documentary, Netflix and awesome recap vid HERE Anna and Montana are the art-BFF duo of ARTCAST, a podcast about art, art history, and more! In this, their love letter to the art world, they will share everything they've learned and are continuing to learn, as well as new and exciting news in the art world. Instagram: @artcast.pod Twitter: @artcastpod Email: artcast.pod@gmail.com

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This is the first episode of the ArtCast by Artskop3437. And our today's guest is the visual artist Jody Paulsen. We talked about his inspiration for his work and how his "collage" practice started when he was a child. That leaded to art school later. We also talked about his favorite artists, books, mediation, yoga, purpose in life, and love. Listen to the podcast and share with us your thoughts.

In this special Minicast, Anna and Montana interview Clinton Hamilton and discuss color phobia, North Korea, and blue jello. Clinton's Website: https://www.clintonhamilton.com Clinton's Sources: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/7b7vj9/behind-mansudae-the-most-prominent-art-institution-in-north-korea https://www.1843magazine.com/culture/look-closer/north-koreas-icecreamcoloured-totalitarianism Clinton's Favorite Artist (For now): http://xooang.com/ Anna and Montana are the art-BFF duo of ARTCAST, a podcast about art, art history, and more! In this, their love letter to the art world, they will share everything they've learned and are continuing to learn, as well as new and exciting news in the art world. Instagram: @artcast.pod Twitter: @artcastpod Email: artcast.pod@gmail.com

Montana talks about the latest art news, from thefts to controversial murals in a public school. Anna tackles the age-old question, "What is Art?", and we both face off with our favorite comic artists from everyone's favorite: Instagram. Montana's Sources: The New York Times Art and Design News -NYT Dan Robbins -CNN The San Fran Murals -NYT What Happened to Salvator Mundi? -NYT Anna's Sources: 'Fountain', Marcel Duchamp, 1917, replica 1964 (Tate Modern) -TATE Ten Works of Art That Made People Really Mad -History Artists vs Artist: Strange Planet -Instagram Lucy Knisley -Instagram Anna and Montana are the art-BFF duo of ARTCAST, a podcast about art, art history, and more! In this, their love letter to the art world, they will share everything they've learned and are continuing to learn, as well as new and exciting news in the art world. Instagram: @artcast.pod Twitter: @artcastpod Email: artcast.pod@gmail.com

Episode 6: The Renaissance Nude at The Royal Academy discussed by Caz Murray, Vikki Kosmalska & Laura Lennard.Sending Nudes is all the rage these days, why not check out the Royal Academy's show for some Renaissance style inspo for your next shoot? Rumour has it a classical contrapposto stance can be very lengthening...Jokes aside, this riotous exhibition showcases 85 glorious Renaissance nudes and uses them as a lens through which to explore key themes of the period: from religious art to classical mythology; from patronage to advancements in artistic skill. So much of this exhibition surprised us: we discuss what Northern European artists such as Durer brought to the Renaissance; we explore whether deeply religious art can also be erotic, and we launch an impassioned appeal to bring back the cult of the male nude in art!The Renaissance greats are all there (Leonardo, Michelangelo, Titian, Raphael, Donatello...) but there is so much more beyond.This is the final episode of Series 2, but stay tuned to our feed for news of our summer specials.Thank you so much for listening, and please remember to 'Ask the Artcast' any art related questions you might have for us. You can email them to helloartcast@gmail.com and we will do our best to feature your question in an upcoming episode!@theartcast on Instagram 

Anna and Montana introduce ARTCAST, a podcast by two designer BFFs with a passion for art, art history, and more! In this, their love letter to the art world, they will share everything they've learned and are continuing to learn, as well as new and exciting news in the art world. Instagram: @artcast.pod Twitter: @artcastpod Email: artcast.pod@gmail.com

Hello, my friends! Chris Oatley here with a few time-sensitive ArtCast Announcements! In this recording, I'll provide updates on: Dream Machine my new Social Media course for Artists. My upcoming presentation at Artistacon 2019 (plus a discount code). …and what to expect as we begin re-branding The ArtCast! Here we go! Listen To The Announcement: […] The post [Announcement] The Future Of The ArtCast, Artistacon & Dream Machine! appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

Episode 3: Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams at the V&A. Discussed by Laura Lennard, Caz Murray & Vikki KosmalskaThe highly anticipated Christian Dior exhibition at the V&A has already sold out! But if you haven't got a ticket yet don't despair - there are two things that you can do: 1) Keep an eye out for extended dates...2) Listen to this week's episode of The Artcast where we do our utmost to recreate it for you!Whether you like to wear your ballgown to the supermarket like our resident clothes horse Vikki, or you're more interested in the making of a garment like crafty old Caz, there is something there for everyone. If you're one of the lucky people who got a ticket to the show let us know what you thought! Email us: hellotheartcast@gmail.comDM or follow us on Instagram: @theartcast  Thank you, as always, to the incredible Nat Witts for our jingle, and to the brilliant Jonny Lennard for our editing. 

These days, whenever I ask my industry colleagues where they're finding work, the answer is almost always one of two things: Industry connections or Social Media. …but, despite the proliferation of Social Media success stories within the Entertainment Industries, many of us are still afraid of Social Media. …and if we're not afraid, we're often […] The post 11 Social Media Habits That Hurt Your Art Career (And How To Break Them) :: ArtCast #115 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

The Artcast: Series 2 Trailer with Laura Lennard, Vikki Kosmalska and Caz MurrayYour fortnightly arts review podcast is back, with a new series launching on 5th February! Tune in for more London-based exhibition reviews, international art news and general chit chat. Full season schedule below:5th February: Reimagining Captain Cook: Pacific Perspectives at the British Museum, 29 November 2018 – 4 August 2019. FREE EXHIBITION.19th February: Bill Viola / Michelangelo: Life, Death, Rebirth at the Royal Academy, 26 January — 31 March 2019.5th March: Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams at the V&A, 2 February – 14 July 2019.19th March: Dorothea Tanning, 27 February – 9 June 2019, and Pierre Bonnard: The Colour of Memory, 23 January – 6 May 2019, both on at the Tate Modern.2nd April: Morag Keil: Moarg Kiel at the ICA, 30th January - 14th April 2019.16th April: The Renaissance Nude at the Royal Academy: 3rd March - 2nd June 2019.Huge thanks to our long-suffering Editor, Jonny Lennard, and to our Jazz Momma, Nat Witts. Let us know what you think of the episodes or exhibitions reviewed so far. We're: hellotheartcast@gmail.com and @theartcast on Instagram.

How long did it take you to learn the “Happy Birthday” song? …and how long would it take you to learn to sing a pitch-perfect, note-for-note, Broadway power ballad? Years, right? Because style takes time. …and how many wrong notes would you produce in private before you gained the confidence to perform live? Millions. Process […] The post 4 Keys To A Long and Healthy Illustration Career :: ArtCast #114 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

Episode 2: Drag: Self Portraits and Body Politics, discussed by Caz Murray and Laura LennardFor episode two of The Artcast we visited Drag: Self Portraits and Body Politics at the Hayward Gallery; a hugely compelling free exhibition that really shook up our understanding around themes of gender, appropriation, role-play, power dynamics and much much more. Did you see the exhibition too? We'd love to hear from you! email: helloartcast@gmail.comInstagram: @theartcast As always, a special thanks to Nat Witts for our awesome jingle; and to Jonny Lennard, our brilliant Editor. 

Episode 1: Frida Kahlo: Making Herself Up, reviewed by Laura Lennard and Caz MurrayFor the inaugural episode of The Artcast we're celebrating all things Frida with a review of the V&A's hugely popular exhibition: Frida Kahlo: Making Herself Up. But should we have access to an artists' most private possessions?Where does the 'cult' of Frida end and her artworks begin? What would Frida Kahlo make of Instagram?We tackle all these questions and more. Join us and join in the conversation, we'd love to hear from you!email: helloartcast@gmail.comInstagram: @theartcast Special thanks to Nat Witts for our awesome jingle; and to Jonny Lennard, our brilliant Editor. 

When author Mindy Johnson set out to write a book about of the history (or as Mindy says, the “HERstory”) of Walt Disney‘s definitively female “Ink & Paint” Department, she began her research in the most obvious place: The Disney Archives. I've been to the Disney Archives several times. It's the epicenter of animation history […] The post The Lost HERstory Of Disney Animation :: ArtCast #113 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

How would you prepare for a career in a mysterious industry like Theme Park Design where information about job requirements and current projects are almost impossible to find? …and what would you do if you were stuck in a desert (literal and creative) with little more than a stack of comics, a Disney Imagineering book […] The post Theme Parks Concept Artist Chris Bradley On Building A Dream Career :: ArtCast #112 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

Disney Toy Designer Zach Gracia continues his story today on The Oatley Academy ArtCast! In part one of this series, Zach told the story of how he challenged his family's expectations to pursue an artistic career, struggled through art school and avoided debt by working multiple jobs (including some uncomfortable internships). …and when he finally […] The post Disney Toy Designer Zach Gracia On Why You Probably Haven't Failed Enough (Part 2) :: ArtCast #111 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

What would you do if you struggled for seven years to finally get an interview for your dream job at Disney… …and then completely blew it? Would you give up? …create a “Plan B”? What if you had already tried “Plan B”? …or would you hold onto hope for a second chance, humble yourself and […] The post Disney Toy Designer Zach Gracia On Why You Probably Haven't Failed Enough :: ArtCast #110 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

So you trashed your last project and started over… …and then again. …and then again. …is that because you just aren't meant to be an artist? …or is it simply because you're ambitious? So you spent your weekend sleeping instead of drawing… Is that lazy? …or healthy? Are you blocked? …or just solving the wrong […] The post How To Fail Like A Professional Artist (…and Find Inspiration In The Process) :: ArtCast #109 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

Artcast #008 (GuestMix Stamp Art Records)Genres - #TechHouse #AfroHouse #Electronica #Deep #Minimal #DeepTechno01 Nils Frahm - The Whole Universe Wants To Be Touched02 Bremer & Nordfold - Yano (Sam Goku Remix)03 Rasi - Zamin (Original Mix)04 Ender, Yaniel feat. Rebekka - And I05 Nicone - Fixated On A Fetish06 NTEIBINT and Stella - A State Nearby (Adam Port Calypso Remix)07 Ioanis & Don Son - New Earth (Armen Miran Remix)08 Andhim - Amene (Frankey & Sandrino Remix) 09 Daniel Rateuke - Marimbo10 Manoo, Trikk, Raoul K - Toukan (Trikk Dub Mix)

Artcast #008 (GuestMix Stamp Art Records)Genres - #TechHouse #AfroHouse #Electronica #Deep #Minimal #DeepTechno01 Nils Frahm - The Whole Universe Wants To Be Touched02 Bremer & Nordfold - Yano (Sam Goku Remix)03 Rasi - Zamin (Original Mix)04 Ender, Yaniel feat. Rebekka - And I05 Nicone - Fixated On A Fetish06 NTEIBINT and Stella - A State Nearby (Adam Port Calypso Remix)07 Ioanis & Don Son - New Earth (Armen Miran Remix)08 Andhim - Amene (Frankey & Sandrino Remix) 09 Daniel Rateuke - Marimbo10 Manoo, Trikk, Raoul K - Toukan (Trikk Dub Mix)

The guys talk the intersection of beer and design with a Creative Director and VP of Little and Co. Mike Schacherer, the brand guru behind Fair State Brewing Cooperative. Cheers!

What is the difference between drawing and design? When working for a studio, does your personal aesthetic matter? Are you thoroughly exploring your story ideas or are you stopping too soon? What do Pixar's Coco and The Shining have in common? And how can you get out of your own head and bring more freedom […] The post Visual Development Mythbusting :: ArtCast #108 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

Can distractions help you become a more focused artist? Why does speed seem like such a waste of time? Do you draw in “The Beginner Style?” …and how can you avoid the most common drawing mistakes? Life Drawing Expert Stan Prokopenko joins me today on The Oatley Academy ArtCast… Listen To The Episode: [ download […] The post How Distractions Help You Become A More Focused Artist (With Life Drawing Expert Stan Prokopenko) :: ArtCast #107 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

The term “Concept Art,” brings to mind a specific kind of imagery. …but isn’t that a problem…? What if the struggle of learning Perspective Drawing simply isn’t worth it…? How can an animated TV show be deeply autobiographical for it’s creator and still have huge, mainstream appeal? Maybe what other people think of your art matters less […] The post Books That Will Change Your Creative Process (Best Of 2017) :: ArtCast #106 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

The guys sit down with THE Minnesota artist, Adam Turman, for some beers and a candid and random conversation in his St. Louis Park studio. From getting his start in the art world with unpaid gig flyers, to becoming one of the most widely recognized artists in the cities, the journey is a storied one. And of course, where you'll find him at the Minnesota State Fair.

This episode is a LIVE recording from the North Carolina Museum of Art. Jeff Bell and Jennifer Dasal (host of the ArtCurious podcast) interview 4 artists participating in the NCMA's Monster Drawing Rally - for more information on the MDR and the artists interviewed, visit www.DontYouLieToMe.com. The artists interviewed include Candy Carver, Kiki Farish, Damian Stamer, and Saba Taj. The content is fascinating, but since it's a live recording, the sound gets funky in sections. Enjoy!

This month, Sarah Marino (Color Supervisor at Nickelodeon), Jenn Ely (Production Designer for House Special, Visual Development Artist for Dreamworks) and I are teaching a new online workshop called First Flight: How To Create Your New Career In Visual Development. I invited them both to join me here on The ArtCast to promote First Flight and talk about how they achieved such significant success in their animation careers… Episode Highlights […] The post Creative Bravery: Why Animation Pros Sarah Marino and Jenn Ely Thrive In A Challenging Industry :: ArtCast #102 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

In the previous episode, we met Ryan Carlson – my Disney mentor and the person without whom The Oatley Academy may never have happened… Now in part two, Ryan talks about: Working on The Iron Giant and what he learned from Brad Bird. His advancement from Assistant Effects Animator to Art Director. How to lead […] The post Interview with Animation Art Director Ryan Carlson (Part 2) :: ArtCast #101 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

In many ways, I owe my career to  Ryan Carlson. He played a key role in giving me my first break at Disney, taught me more about painting than any other individual and he, more than anyone for whom I’ve worked, has intentionally helped to advance my career. …and considering that The ArtCast probably wouldn’t […] The post Interview with Animation Art Director Ryan Carlson (Part 1) :: ArtCast #100 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

No intro or outro music in this one as I'm editing on the fly! We talk about scaling up your pictures and drawing using a gridded system on A2 sized paper. We also talk about different textured pastel papers.

In part one of our interview, John Nevarez (Sony, Illumination, Pixar, Disney) gave us a masterclass in gesture drawing technique. Now, in part two, John talks about: What that first day at Pixar is really like, Sneaky ways to get your work noticed, And the secret to staying sane in this crazy business… Listen To […] The post Interview with Animation Layout & Visual Development Artist, John Nevarez (Part 2) :: ArtCast #99 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

John Nevarez approaches his art and his relationships the same way. Whether he encounters a new, blank page or a new person, John sees the opportunity to freely explore new and inspiring ideas. The whimsical energy in his sketches combined with his delightful personality has made him one of the most reputable professionals in the animation […] The post Interview with Animation Layout & Visual Development Artist, John Nevarez (Part 1) :: ArtCast #98 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

In part one of our interview with Brynn Metheney, we talked about her childhood in the desert, how her father's job as an engineer helped her understand creature design, and how she makes her animals feel so real… In part two, Brynn shares some nitty gritty drawing tips and practical ways to improve when your […] The post Interview with Creature Designer & Fantasy Illustrator Brynn Metheney (Part 2) :: ArtCast #97 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

Brynn Metheney puts the “dragons” in Dungeons & Dragons. While many of her animals come from imaginary worlds, they look like they could exist in this one… In part one of our interview, we talk about Brynn's childhood in the desert, how her father's job as an engineer helped her understand creature design, and how […] The post Interview with Creature Designer & Fantasy Illustrator Brynn Metheney (Part 1) :: ArtCast #96 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

If Radiohead was a painter they'd be Frederic William Stewart. Fred's experimental mark-making is simultaneously raw but refined, deliberately spontaneous, visceral and inviting. He was the first Background Painter on Nickelodeon's epic animated series The Legend of Korra and today he holds a coveted role as a Dreamworks Visual Development Artist. In this episode we […] The post Interview with ‘Korra' and ‘Dreamworks' Artist, Frederic William Stewart :: ArtCast #95 appeared first on ChrisOatley.com.

In conjunction with the exhibition of photography by French photographer Jean-Luc Mylayne, the first segment of this ArtCast explores themes of subject matter, compositional elements, and color present in his work. This conversation with photojournalist and photographer Jill G. Hardy is accompanied by bird identification and commentary by local bird enthusiast Kris Lightner. The second […]