Podcast appearances and mentions of brandi kincaid

Margo is joined by Brandi Kincaid for a chat on finding inspiration, the power of journaling, and the art of sending extravagant hope by mail. Brandy, a tiny treasure seeker and paper lover, shares her experiences as a designer, creator, and curator of monthly hope packages as they delve into the creative process behind these packages, the importance of personal connections, and the impact they have on both the sender and the recipient. Brandy's passion for journaling and her thoughtful, empathetic approach to her work shines through as she shares insights, tips, and glimpses into the art of finding meaning in the world.   Margo and Brandi discuss: Showing up unapologetically What it means to bring your tender self to the table Why she keeps a commonplace book and notebook with her everywhere she goes How she customizes her Extravagant Hope designs  for what her community needs each month Gentle softness and quiet vs. motivation and a call to action What her journal pages reflect Her different art supply preferences  Creating and sharing work as personal expression, not for validation or commercial purposes Why she still sends physical products instead of going 100% digital Her process of designing, making, packaging for Extravagant Hope package Her internal battles when it comes to marketing and promoting  Sourcing inspiration Mentioned in this episode: Words in Air: The Complete Correspondence Between Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O'Connor by Flannery O'Connor and Sally Fitzgerald Quilts of Gee's Bend   Connect with Brandi: https://www.instagram.com/brandi_kincaid Www.theshinybits.com Www.Brandikincaid.com   Connect with Margo: www.instagram.com/windowsillchats www.windowsillchats.com www.patreon.com/inthewindowsill

I am so happy to have Brandi Kincaid back on Crafty Ass Female, and especially happy to have her join me for the Season of Habit. Just some of the topics we cover include: * Taking it one line at a time * Looking for consistency and comfort, but still asking questions * Logistics, obviously * Opening the doors to creativity * How your habits are an extension of how you are in the world Brandi is an illustrator and paper crafter who makes and records memories with her husband Andrew, and puppy Augie Roo, in Bellingham, Washington. She spends all her free moments listening closely, playing with paper and glue, and drawing a version of the world around her. When she isn't making a mess or dreaming up new designs, she's spending time at one of her favorite neighborhood bookshops, thrifting treasures, or watching episodes of Murder She Wrote, because nothing beats J.B. Fletcher.

Brandi Kincaid has always been a maker. And in this season of life she's added "hope dealer" to her title. In this episode you'll hear about Brandi's journey as a creative, how she maintains "porous boundaries," and her wish for all of us in the New Year. This is a generous and thoughtful conversation that will stay with you. See the full show notes for this episode at simplescrapper.com/syw150. ♥ Love the podcast? Join our creative community today. 

This time on Crafty Ass Female, Brandi and Kristin dive deep into a topic that absolutely everyone feels. First we figure out the different forms of loneliness we feel, and how they manifest in our lives, especially creatively. We talk about the different ways we end up feeling about loneliness, and tactics to cope. Brandi explores how she feels loneliness for others, and much, much more.

In this episode of the Crafty Ass Female podcast Brandi Kincaid is back for the second of a three episode series. Brandi and Kristin love to get deep on topics and authenticity is a good one. They get into a great conversation about what it means to be a person, a woman, and a small business owner, on the internet. There are constant changes on social media. Whether it's one of the the algorithms that you're supposed to be keeping up with or one of brand new features that you're supposed to be learning how to use and prioritize, there is a lot going on when it comes to 'trying to optimize' your presence on social media. But you don't have to optimize who you are on social media in order to show up and connect with people who are going to be interested in who you are and what you do. Kristin and Brandi talk about how as long as you show up as your authentic self, you'll do just fine.

In this week's episode, Kristin invites one of her favorite people onto the show, Brandi Kincaid, for a special three episode series. This first episode centers around the amazing project, Extravagant Hope, that Brandi has been working on (and Kristin has been hearing about) for years now. Important topics in the conversation: Things that you care about can take so much longer than you think they will. You can get pulled in so many different directions. Things might look totally different or completely the same as you expected when you started out. All of these things are totally normal and completely okay. You can pick up Brandi's Extravagant Hope mailer in her The Shiny Bits shop.

Brandi Kincaid starts off by telling us how “cute” 2019 Brandi was after living through 2020. She shares that she was in the hospital feeling lonely & scared at the same time as the world was going through the loneliest & scariest time as well. Brandi discusses how she is making room for life as it is, how she speaks a language of grief in her life in a way that redefines it for herself, and how “showing up in the middle” is what this year is offering her.

Artist Brandi Kincaid is an illustrator who creates digital products that she sells on her website. She’s also designed products for other shops, and licenses her designs for other businesses to use. She’s developed a daily practice to further her skills, both on paper and on a tablet, and she shares her latest creations to the world through Instagram. The Show Notes and links for all my episodes can be found at https://suzanneredmond.com/my-podcast/list-of-artists/

Brandi Kincaid is an illustrator professionally and also an epic everyday artist. She includes a wide variety of genres in her own creative identity, including memory keeping, capturing words, sewing and her popular commonplace books in which she captures quotes, Continue Reading ...

Welcome to Crafty Ass Female's 'Summer of Special Guests' : our second series of amazing, inspiring interviews with a badass bunch of creative & resourceful women that Amanda + Kristin can't wait to share with you! Today we're talking to Brandi Kincaid, one of Kristin's artistic inspirations. Brandi is an illustrator and paper crafter who makes and records memories with her husband Andrew, and puppy Augie Roo, in Bellingham, Washington. She spends all her free moments listening closely, playing with paper and glue, and drawing a version of the world around her. A few days a week you can find her helping guests and giving tours at her local art and history museum, which is, in her not so humble opinion, the best place to practice some of that listening she loves so much. When she isn't making a mess or dreaming up new designs, she's spending time at one of her favorite neighborhood bookshops, thrifting treasures, or watching episodes of Murder She Wrote, because nothing beats J.B. Fletcher.

This week on How She Creates I am chatting with Brandi Kincaid who is wise, kind, colorful and inspiring. This conversation really convicted and encouraged me to get out into the world and be an observer of life. Brandi has a really special gift when it comes to being present with others and then turning small fragments of interactions and observations into very connected art. She shares her tips for listening in so you can also create more from your personal experiences, how to work through creative ruts and more about her process of taking an idea to reality. This week we have a challenge for you. After you listen to the episode, go out, experience the world and turn it into art. Then share your observations and what you make with Brandi and I using the #howshecreates hashtag so we can all be a little more connected. See full shownotes at http://www.lauren-likes.com/how-she-creates-ep-202-being-present/

An absolutely packed programme. Bob and his guests discuss Lake Race 2017, the Nautique Reunion and the Osage Howler. Plus, somehow he finds time to introduce the Spirit of America Foundation Youth Boating Education Program with CEO Cecilia Duer, and he chats to Brandi Kincaid about skin cancer awareness. Bob’s No Wake Zone is THE boating radio show. Accept no substitute!

On today's roundtable, Jess' speaks with Ali Edwards, Brandi Kincaid and Pam Baldwin about all things Week In The Life! In this conversation we chat about streamlining our process, how a project like this can help you reflect on the life you want to live and how to be "successful". This is a great conversation for anyone interested in completing an intensive project like this. Enjoy the show! Show notes: Ali's 2017 Prep Post Jess' 2010 Week In the Life Album Jess ' 2012 Week In the Life Album Jess' 2016 WITL Photos & Words

If you have ever wanted to start teaching about your creative process or have no idea how a creative class comes together, today's episode is perfect for you. Brandi Kincaid and Pam Garrison share with us their process for creating an online course from idea to reality. They share their best tips for supplies, pricing, student satisfaction, choosing a platform for teaching and will encourage you to start teaching your own courses. Listen in today for lots of great recommendations and encouragement for all online creative class lovers. Show notes http://www.lauren-likes.com/how-she-creates-ep-016-teaching-with-brandi-kincaid-and-pam-garrison/