Podcasts about mati rose mcdonough

In today's episode I'm chatting with my friend, and one of my earliest connections in the online art world, Mati Rose McDonough. Mati and I first met when I was a guest speaker in one of her courses many years ago when I was coaching, and before I knew it, I was a student in a few of her online art classes. Mati has had dozens of art shows, taught painting classes internationally and her illustrations grace all sorts of products from camera cases to giant elephant billboards as well as her own home decor line and dress line too. Mati says she still pinches herself after all these years that she is making her living as an artist. Mati has also illustrated four children's books including “i carry your heart” written by poet E.E. Cummings. Through her workshops, books, and popular online course, she has been such a massive source of inspiration and encouragement to artists worldwide. It was such a joy to catch up with Mati, so this is a very informal and light conversation. It also happened on the first day of our 6th lockdown here where I live and also when my new puppy Suki was being a bit of a rascal, so please be aware that there are a few distractions in this conversation. I really hope you enjoy this chat with Mati Rose McDonough. Some of the key moments include; How Mati helped me birth my first art-babies. How a dark time in Mati's life prompted an exploration of her abstract painting practice. Mati's experiences creating international art retreats. Thoughts on longevity as a professional artist. More show notes and links are available at: www.susannethercotestudio.com/podcast/mati-rose Suse ox --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susan-nethercote/message

Mati Rose McDonough joins the Windowsill to talk all about her journey from legal assistant, to artist, to teaching art, and mentoring. Mati (pronounced Matey, like Ahoy!) is an artist and daring adventurer.  After wanting to be an artist for many years, but feeling like it was “impractical,” at 29 years Mati took the leap and went back to art school at the California College of the Arts. Now over ten years later, she is still excited and terrified every time she sees a blank canvas, but embraces the adventure of life as an artist— penning her first book with this philosophy called “Daring Adventures in Paint”. She has had dozens of art shows, taught painting classes internationally in Italy, Morocco, Costa Rica and more to come!  Mati shares:  How a divorce and grief opened up new doors for her career How her career has evolved many times over What keeps her grounded  Trusting your intuition and that the next step will present itself Ways we can get better at trusting our intuition Allowing ourselves to have confidence in the things we are good at and enjoy rather than disowning what we are good out Why it’s never too late to show the world your magic And more!   Mati’s illustrations grace all sorts of products from camera cases to giant elephant billboards as well as her own home decor line and dress line too— dreams come true! She is pinching herself after all those years that she is making her living as an artist. Mati has illustrated four children’s books and through her workshops, books, and popular online course, she spreads a warm message of creative courage. Connect with Mati: https://www.matirose.com/ https://www.instagram.com/matirose/

Faith Evans-Sills is a painter based in Charleston, South Carolina. She has both a BFA and an MFA, and she has taken her years of painting experience and built a thriving art business. Many of her art classes are built in partnership with Mati Rose McDonough, despite Mati living in California. You can hear my original interviews with Faith in Episode 102 and Mati in Episode 103. Today you’ll hear Faith talk about how she and Mati responded to the shutdown of travel and how it affected their live classes. She also tells us how she is engaging their community of artists with art challenges and new online classes. Show notes for all of these episodes can be found on my website at https://suzanneredmond.com/my-podcast/list-of-artists/

It’s never too late to start chasing your dreams. Today I had the chance to speak with Mati Rose McDonough, an artist who decided to go after what many would call, “an impractical path” and chase her dreams of being a full time creative at the age of almost 30 years old. In this episode, we talk about navigating multiple streams of income as an artist, her transition of doing less illustration and into doing more teaching online. We talk about our experiences with art retreats and our favorite parts about attending them. We also explore the healing nature of creating, her advice for someone who is feeling uncreative and she also shares her wisdom for following what feels like the juiciest thing to do. What’s in this episode: How Mati got into her career as an artist A typical day for Mati as an artist Why she tries to create before she consumes A breakdown of working with multiple streams of income Moving away from illustration and working more towards teaching online Her experiences of creating her own workshops and retreats Advice for someone considering a retreat Their favorite parts about art retreats What Mati would say to someone who feels like they aren’t creative Her experience with providing one on one and group coaching Following what feels like the juiciest thing to do next Her main goal for helping her students in classes The healing abilities that come from creating Going after what lights you up most   About Mati:Mati Rose McDonough is an artist whose name is pronounced Matey, like Ahoy! She grew up near the sea in Maine and has lived in the Bay Area of California for 20 years. After wanting to be an artist for many years, but feeling like it was “impractical,” Mati took the leap and went back to art school at the California College of the Arts at almost 30. Now over 10 years later, she is still excited and terrified every time she sees a blank canvas, but embraces the adventure of life as an artist— penning her first book with this philosophy called “Daring Adventures in Paint”. She co-authored her 2nd art book "Painting the Sacred Within" with artist Faith Evans-Sills. She has had dozens of art shows, taught painting retreats internationally in Mexico, Morocco, Costa Rica and more to come. Her illustrations grace all sorts of products from phone cases to giant elephant billboards as well as her own home decor line and dress line too— dreams come true! Mati has illustrated four children’s books including “i carry your heart” written by poet ee cummings. Through her workshops, books, and popular online course, she spreads a warm message of creative courage: IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO SHOW THE WORLD YOUR MAGIC. Connect with Mati:Website | Instagram    Links:Craftcation Planoly Craft a Life You Love Retreat Desha Peacock In the Flow Watercolor Class Painting The Sacred Within: Art Techniques to Express Your Authentic Inner Voice by Mati Rose McDonough and Faith Evans-SillsIn Pursuit of Inspiration: Trust Your Instincts and Make More Art by Rae Dunn   Hope you’ve enjoyed this episode! Would love to hear from you. What is one thing you can do with the wisdom and guidance you’ve extracted from this episode to make positive and lasting change in your own life? Connect with me on social media. You can find me @amytangerine on Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and pretty much anywhere. If you’re enjoying this podcast, please rate and review on iTunes, subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and let your friends know about it too! The more we spread the creativity and happiness that comes from pursuing our passions, the better off our amazing community will be. Hope you feel uplifted, energized and inspired. You are awesome! I’m Amy Tangerine encouraging you to do what makes you happy. 

Mati Rose McDonough is an artist and daring adventurer who at 29 years of age took the leap and went to art school. Now she pinches herself because she is making her living as an artist – a dream she never thought could be a reality. Over 10 years later, through her international workshops, books, and popular online courses, she spreads her warm message of creative courage that says “It’s never too late to show the world your magic”. In this episode we chat about how to find YOUR magic, the importance of tapping into your intuition, flexing your bravery muscles and radical self-care so you can thrive creatively.     TODAY WE WILL LEARN HOW TO Discover your unique style & magic Tap into your intuition Pay attention to your needs Work through creative block Let go of comparison Do “all the things” – and thrive! FIND MATI ROSE MCDONOUGH HERE Mati’s Website Mati on Instagram Mati on Twitter Mati’s Online Courses Mati’s Book: Daring Adventures in Paint VISIT THE SHOW NOTES AT LETSHIGHLIGHTREAL.COM FOR The TOP 10 HIGHLIGHTS from today's episode Additional RESOURCES mentioned  Visually designed QUOTES to inspire you, and for you to share on Pinterest to inspire others A PROMPT to help you go deeper and get a little more real with yourself Be sure to visit us and connect further on Instagram & Pinterest @letshighlightreal

For many many people, living a creative life, and making their living that way, is a dream. For today's guests Kelly Rae Roberts and Mati Rose McDonough, it's the life path they have chosen. It hasn't always been easy, but their friendship has played a huge part in keeping them inspired and motivated through the good times and the tough times. I am especially delighted to have them on the show, together, because of the pivotal role they have played in my life. Get yourself a cuppa and pull up a chair. You'll feel like you are round the kitchen table with these inspiring ladies...

The truth: entrepreneurship isn't the shiny, easily-forged path that social media makes it out to be. In this week's solo episode of Raise Your Hand Say Yes, I'm sharing my entrepreneurial story and how I got from being a life coach who helped people live their "happiest, most sparkly lives" to a business and branding coach for the highly-creative woman. You'll hear about how I got started, the roadblocks I came across and how things evolved to get me to where I am now. Want the highlights? Get your cheat sheet here! **100 Rejection Letters** - Registration open through 10/31/16 Show Notes: Join the RYHSY Facebook group  RSVP for the March 4 webinar: 10 Things We Wish We'd Known About Starting a Business  Get on the list for priority application to It's Business Time  Connect with Tiffany: Website | Instagram Get your cheat sheet here! Tiffany's interview on Michelle Ward's Grown Up Gigs podcast  Mati Rose McDonough on RYHSY  Stefanie Renee on RYHSY Erin Loechner on RYHSY *Thank you to Mazuma for sponsoring the show! Want to have all of your bookkeeping and accounting needs handled for less than $100/month? Mazuma has you covered!   

The truth: entrepreneurship isn't the shiny, easily-forged path that social media makes it out to be. In this week's solo episode of Raise Your Hand Say Yes, I'm sharing my entrepreneurial story and how I got from being a life coach who helped people live their "happiest, most sparkly lives" to a business and branding coach for the highly-creative woman. You'll hear about how I got started, the roadblocks I came across and how things evolved to get me to where I am now. Want the highlights? Get your cheat sheet here! **100 Rejection Letters** - Registration open through 10/31/16 Show Notes: Join the RYHSY Facebook group  RSVP for the March 4 webinar: 10 Things We Wish We'd Known About Starting a Business  Get on the list for priority application to It's Business Time  Connect with Tiffany: Website | Instagram Get your cheat sheet here! Tiffany's interview on Michelle Ward's Grown Up Gigs podcast  Mati Rose McDonough on RYHSY  Stefanie Renee on RYHSY Erin Loechner on RYHSY *Thank you to Mazuma for sponsoring the show! Want to have all of your bookkeeping and accounting needs handled for less than $100/month? Mazuma has you covered!   

This week, it's all about feeling the fear and doing it anyways! We talk about staying inspired, cultivating creative habits, what to do with fear, and how to approach the ugly phase that comes along with every creative endeavor. We also talk about the pros and cons of art school. I love hearing about Mati's first foray into the publishing world (talk about brave, y'all!) and her secret life in South America. Show notes: Mati Rose McDonough: Website | Blog | Instagram | Shop Daring Adventures in Creative Business Laurie Wagner's Wild Writing Artist's Way by Julia Cameron (such a favorite!) Mati's books: Daring Adventures in Paint | I Carry Your Heart With Me Pomodoro Technique  

This week, it's all about feeling the fear and doing it anyways! We talk about staying inspired, cultivating creative habits, what to do with fear, and how to approach the ugly phase that comes along with every creative endeavor. We also talk about the pros and cons of art school. I love hearing about Mati's first foray into the publishing world (talk about brave, y'all!) and her secret life in South America. Show notes: Mati Rose McDonough: Website | Blog | Instagram | Shop Daring Adventures in Creative Business Laurie Wagner's Wild Writing Artist's Way by Julia Cameron (such a favorite!) Mati's books: Daring Adventures in Paint | I Carry Your Heart With Me Pomodoro Technique  

The WilloToons Connect video series promotes creative sustainability in life and business by filming inspiring conversations with artist entrepreneurs and creative professionals. Our second episode features Mati Rose McDonough, an artist and illustrator, who gives us a sneak peek into her journey becoming a full-time artist. This is just the trailer, so be sure to tune in to watch the full episode, where Willo and Mati discuss the challenges that come with running a business based on your art, and tips for staying true to your self. http://willotoons.com/connect/

WilloToons Connect is a video series created by Willo O'Brien all about inspiring creative sustainability in life and business. In this episode, San Francisco artist, Mati Rose McDonough, gives us a sneak peek into her journey becoming a full-time artist, her artistic process, and shares her advice on staying connected to your creativity while running a business. http://willotoons.com/connect/