Podcasts about paper art

Wenn wir eine Naturstudie sehr genau verfolgen, kommen wir entweder in einen Flow und möchten gerne mehr Naturstudien machen und gar nicht mehr aufhören, oder wir haben das Gefühl, es braucht eine Pause. Diese Pause würde sich sehr gut eignen, sich der Geometrie zuzuwenden. Der prinzipielle Stand der Zeichnung in der zeitgenössischen Kunst gewinnt immer mehr an Bedeutung. Ich sehe, dass es nicht nur international viele Ausstellungen zum Thema Zeichnung gibt, sondern es mittlerweile sogar Kunstmessen gibt, auf denen das Thema Zeichnen ein Schwerpunkt ist. In Berlin heißt so eine Messe „Paper Positions“, auf der auch der „Paper Art Award“ vergeben wird. „Paper Art“, das meint eben Zeichnung auf Papieren, also das Thema Papier gewinnt zunehmend an Bedeutung. In diesem Impuls möchte ich das Wort Papier im doppelten Sinn in der Zeichnung thematisieren, im Zusammenhang mit Geometrie. 

Cliff is an artist who creates spectacularly detailed images of a wide range of scenes and subjects using the art of collage. While that might not be unusual, the medium in which Cliff works certainly is because Cliff's artwork consists of intricate mosaics made entirely of small paned sections of discolored, resin-drenched roach papers. Vivian and Cliff discuss the origins of Cliff's amazing roach paper art and how he produces his stunning spliff wrap creations.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

CyprusScene review by Heidi Trautmann of the KKSD(ACPA) Cyprus Paper Art Association – 8th Anniversary celebrations ... Click below to see pictures This episode is also available as a blog post: https://cyprusscene.com/2023/04/14/kksdacpa-cyprus-paper-art-association-8th-anniversary/ Don't forget to select FOLLOW on our channel listing to hear more news and reviews from Northern Cyprus CyprusScene Podcasts can be found on the following apps Anchor, Google Podcasts, Spotify, RadioPublic, PocketCasts, Breaker, Castbox, Apple Itunes Spotify now includes full videos to watch from CyprusScene If you like what we do, please click to like and perhaps Buy Me A Coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chrismycypZ

In this episode, I'm talking to Mexican paper artist Andrea Cira based in Kansas City. Andrea designs and cuts together vibrant and intricate compositions that are infused with her Mexican culture. She's currently working an a paper cut project where she redesigns the Loteria images with her papercut creations. She's worked with brands like Starbucks and United Way, so she definitely has experience bringing her paper cut creations to both personal and commercial projects.Keep on listening to hear us talk about how she landed in Kansas City, how she juggles her full time job with her freelance career, and her process for filming engaging TikToks & Reels to grow her channels.EPISODE LINKS- Watch on YouTube- Join the FREE Discord- Join the Patreon- Host: Follow Fabiola on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok- Guest: Follow Andrea on Instagram, TikTok, and her Etsy

Darrell Wakelam is an experienced artist and educator who has spent over 30 years working creatively with children and young people. He travels all over the UK providing exciting art workshops and training sessions for schools and other educational establishments. He mainly focuses on exploring 3D sculptural work, using simple everyday materials to create amazing, accessible artwork. He also creates lots of wonderful, easy-to-follow art projects on his website darrellwakelam.com and social media accounts which have led to the creation of his latest book 'Art Shaped '.Connect with Darrell:Website: darrellwakelam.comBook: Art Shaped Twitter: @darrellwakelamInstagram: @darrellwakelamYouTube: @darrellwakelam5597Chris Woods is the host of the STEM Everyday Podcast... Connect with him:Website: dailystem.comTwitter: @dailystemInstagram: @dailystemYouTube: youtubeGet Chris's book Daily STEM on AmazonSupport the show

Berlin-based artist Clare Celeste creates walk-in nature installations from paper. Her work reflects the beauty of flora and fauna, while highlighting the threat to their existence posed by humans.

Dave keeps talking Disney with Kristain & Christiana. Color bounding and runDisney Avenger marathon are just a couple of the hot topics we discus. This is part 3 of 4.Links Discussed:Cristiana's IG - https://www.instagram.com/p/CM-OUS7DHi4/Cristiana's Paper Art - https://instagram.com/paperplanetstudio?igshid=1hti7vropa13mSarah's IG - https://www.instagram.com/thatprincessgirl/Follow us on our other socials:https://www.tiktok.com/@frickindopepodcast?https://www.instagram.com/frickindopepodcast/https://www.facebook.com/FrickinDopePodcast

Comic Art LIVE alum Tony Parker joins us for a conversation about his experiences in the hobby as both a traditional and digital artist. Guaranteed to be a topic of interest to original art collectors, this panel will be moderated by WordBalloon's John Siuntres.Tony Parker is an Eisner nominated comic artist and illustrator. He has drawn for nearly all the major comic companies, is an Inkwell judge, and a former college professor. He was nominated for an Eisner as part of the team that adapted Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep to graphic novel form. He is a cocreator of both This Damned Band (Dark Horse) and Mayday (Image). Some say he gives a damn good hug.

Ce mois d'Avril 2021, c'est Matcha, un duo créatif composé de Mélodie et Geoffrey basés à Nantes qui nous parlent de leur travail créatif ! Venez écouter l'épisode directement sur le site du podcast ou sur votre plateforme d'écoute habituelle ! 

Mika Horie is a talented artist based in a rural town in Ishikawa, living in an old house next to a forest and stream- the only things she needs to do her artwork and live a sustainable life. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jjwalsh (Like what you hear? Please Support JJWalsh + Get Bonus Insights on BuyMeACoffee) https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcyYXjRuE20GsvS0rEOgSiQVAyKbEFSRP (See all the Seeking Sustainability Live Talkshow episodes in this YouTube playlist ) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jjwalsh (BGM Music by )https://soundcloud.com/hikosaemon (@Hikosaemon available on SoundCloud) https://www.mikahorie.art/ (Mika Horie official website) Support this podcast

Show Notes:Guest Erin Hayes gives a fabulous introduction to the paper art of quilling and shares how starting an art in quarantine has led her to a new talent and business.Even though Erin still fights against feelings of Imposter Syndrome, she works on her art every day. She was interested in starting quilling almost twenty years ago, but it wasn’t until she got quarantined and picked up a simple little tool that she began her beautiful paper art. Erin began quilling when the pandemic forced her into quarantine and she missed camping in Utah’s beautiful red rock wilderness. Just a few months later and Erin is busy fulfilling commissions.You can help more people find “In the Telling” by leaving a review on Facebook, Apple podcasts or any other podcast delivery platform. Find out more about “In the Telling” at lizzylizzyliz.comSubscribe to the Liz Christensen channel on YouTube for bonus content. Theme music by Gordon VetasThanks for listeningSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/LizChristensen)

It's nearly impossible to make paper flowers and not have heard of Lia Griffith, the internationally renowned designer, educator, and author. When we started our crepe paper flower journeys years ago, Lia's lifestyle website was one of the few that provided paper flower tutorials for crepe paper. As a leader of the craft industry, Lia's business model has evolved to a subscription model to provide consistently amazing handmade craft projects for “a handcrafted lifestyle”. She's partnered with some big brands such as Joann's and Cricut; she has a line of her own craft tools with Fiskars; and she has her own line of crepe papers, frosted tissue papers, paper flower kits. In addition to creative projects, Lia's team consistently pumps out easy, quick, and beautiful paper flower tutorials for beginners and ultimately provides a popular “gateway” into paper flower art for many crafters and artists. From her studio in Portland, Oregon, Lia's goal is to teach and help others “find joy in crafting and reopen the door to their creative soul.” Lia's first paper flower book, “Crepe Paper Flowers: A Beginner's Guide to Making and Arranging Beautiful Blooms” is now available for sale on her website and on Amazon. Listen to Lia as she talks with Quynh, Jessie, and Priscilla, about Lia Griffith and her goal to “handcraft your life”! You can learn more about Lia and her team by following them on Instagram at @liagriffith, and their website: www.liagriffth.com.

“Lia Griffith is a designer, maker, artist, and author. Since launching this handcrafted lifestyle site with her first paper rose in 2013, Lia and her team have developed thousands of original designs, templates, and tutorials for those who love to learn, make and create. While paper flowers are where this journey began, Lia is most passionate about helping others find joy in crafting and reopen the door to their creative soul. She believes in changing lives one craft at a time.” It’s nearly impossible to make paper flowers and not have heard of Lia Griffith, the internationally renowned designer, educator, and author. When we started our crepe paper flower journeys years ago, Lia’s lifestyle website was one of the few that provided paper flower tutorials for crepe paper. As a leader of the craft industry, Lia’s business model has evolved to a subscription model to provide consistently amazing handmade craft projects for “a handcrafted lifestyle”. She’s partnered with some big brands such as Joann’s and Cricut; she has a line of her own craft tools with Fiskars; and she has her own line of crepe papers, frosted tissue papers, paper flower kits. In addition to creative projects, Lia’s team consistently pumps out easy, quick, and beautiful paper flower tutorials for beginners and ultimately provides a popular “gateway” into paper flower art for many crafters and artists. From her studio in Portland, Oregon, Lia’s goal is to teach and help others “find joy in crafting and reopen the door to their creative soul.” Lia’s first paper flower book, “Crepe Paper Flowers: A Beginner’s Guide to Making and Arranging Beautiful Blooms” is now available for sale on her website and on Amazon.

Angie Pickman is a Kansas artist with a national reputation. Angie imagines and creates  artwork in her Lawrence studio that is a modern twist on the traditional Chinese art form of paper cutting. Her love of nature is front and center in her work and growing up in Kansas provided her with a wealth of inspiration. In this Uncovering Kansas episode, Rachel talks with Angie about her round trip journey from Kansas to New York. While travelling her creative path Angie built both her talent and her fanbase, her career flourishes as a result. Rachel and Angie discuss how several stereotypes about Kansas no longer hold true. To learn more about Angie, please visit her website, Rural Pearl.

Welcome to episode 13 of the Get Work Savvy podcast.For those of you who have returned, awesome, I am so happy that you could join us once again I’m buzzing to say that the podcast crossed the 1000 listens milestone!So, I just want to say thank you for tuning in, this is my passion project and I hope that you are learning as much as I am! This week is like any other, we are going to find out about what it is Rich does, how he found himself being paid to travel around the world and what tips and tricks he has that you can use no matter the profession you are interested in. Rich went from being on the unemployed to working on some amazing projects before eventually finding his own path. He explains how he had no real idea about what it is he wanted to do, now I'll let Rich tell his story as lets be honest he will do a much better job than me. But what I will say is that it doesn’t matter if you don’t know what you want to do, or if your goals change, the important thing is to begin your journey. If you are struggling with what to start with then follow rich’s advice, his project started as a hobby. Begin by finding something you enjoy spending time doing and make it your obsession.Then as Rich and you grow in confidence, began sharing your talents with the world. Then when the right opportunity comes along, and it will, then you will be ready to take it with both hands! Find Rich on Instagram by searching for Paperboyo and find is work in this amazon link - https://amzn.to/2DlNdTnWho Rich recommends following on Instagram. Abstract SundayCombo Photos Taylor Cut Films Books Rich RecommendsThe War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles by Steven PressfielAmazon link - https://amzn.to/2AWKoGKSteal Like An Artist by Austin KleonAmazon link - https://amzn.to/2DnpCC1Key Takeaways from this episodeDon’t be afraid to talk to people about what you want to doBe proactive – find a tribe of creativesWork on your hobby, especially if you don't know what you want to do yet. Seek inspiration from others. There is nothing wrong with imitating others when you are starting to learn the skills and find your own style. But bring your own twistYou don’t need to publish your first attempt!

In today's episode we're chatting with cut paper artist Maude White to learn more about her background, inspiration and what's included in her curated kit. We learn more about the history and background of cut paper art from around the world. The art of paper cutting is incredibly diverse and has been practiced for a very long time: It first originated in the 4th century CE in China during the Han Dynasty. In the 13th century it came to Europe via Germany and Switzerland with folded scherenschnitte and silhouette art. In Japan, people create kirigami, which is cut and folded paper art. In Mexico, people create papel picado, which is folded colored tissue paper that is cut with scissors. We can't wait to share Maude's own unique technique (utilizing a sharp blade to 'slice' rather than scissors to cut) in our upcoming workshop. Learn More: https://thecraftersbox.com/2018-10_featured-maker/

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel the world... To play the “nomad game”...  Seeing different sights and experiencing different cultures of people living in foreign countries? Have you ever wondered how an experience like that could change your perception of life – or even how it could inspire you to create and run a business? My guest today is Alexandra (Alex) Matthews, owner of the Etsy shop . Alex had the opportunity to travel the world at a fairly young age – fresh out of college and she has seen the beautiful landscapes and inspirational cultures throughout New Zealand, Australia, Bali, as well as Europe. Although Alex had an Etsy shop before she decided to see the world, it was after she returned from living the dream life of an explorer that she hunkered down and focused on growing her business. In her Etsy shop , Alex creates and sells beautifully hand-crafted state maps, greeting cards, and illustrations. She shares her journey with me, from touring the world to re-designing her shop and website, as well as what techniques she uses – both online and offline – to grow her business and get her name out there. Alex has a unique view of business, life, and the world in general. Through her traveling experiences, she has found the inspiration she needs to continue creating. Although, like many creative entrepreneurs, she admits to sometimes feeling isolated, she shares how she overcomes that feeling of isolation feeling. We also discuss how she manages her time between working full-time in marketing for a home building company while running a successful business. Alex's story is truly inspirational! [bctt tweet="It's important to keep people in your life. Have a social life & get outside!" username="ConvoMePodcast"] Soul Paper Art – Topics Discussed How traveling the world helped Alex re-design and re-brand her Etsy shop Why Alex decided to sell her work on Etsy instead of becoming a freelance graphic designer for businesses Why Alex decided to re-name her shop and how quickly she received her first sale after the revamp Factors she takes into consideration when determining her product prices Future goals and plans for Soul Paper Art – could wedding stationery be in her business' future...? ;) Ways she uses to successfully promote her business Why she decided to build a website separate from Etsy We discuss the pros and cons of  sites Alex's experiences with pop-up shops and maker fairs Soul Paper Art – Resources Mentioned Social Media Planning Tools: Website Building Platforms: | | Newsletter Programs: | Etsy Tools: Shipping labels | Reviews | Etsy Wholesale Contact Alex Etsy: Website: Instagram: Please take a minute to subscribe and leave an honest review of the podcast in and . That really helps to get the word out about the show. Connect With Me: Twitter: Follow Facebook Group: - This is where I'm connecting with you after the podcast. Lots of fun convos here too! Facebook: Like the Pinterest: Instagram: Google+: Email: Use the OR interview [at] convome [dot] com

Wim Noordhoek doet verslag van Paper Art, de Papierbiënnale in Coda in Apeldoorn. Papier als materiaal voor kunst. Ter gelegenheid van de honderdste Tour brengt striptekenaar, illustrator én amateurwielrenner Jan Cleijne in Helden van de Tour een eerbetoon aan bekende en onbekende helden uit de wielergeschiedenis: renners als Lucien Buysse, Fausto Coppi, Wim van [...]

Neuroaesthetics | Symposium Symposium im ZKM | Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie, 22.-24. November 2012 In Kooperation und mit Unterstützung der Gemeinnützigen Hertie-Stiftung. Helga Griffiths has been working for over 20 years on the integration of various sensory stimuli into her multi-sense installations. With reference to several practical examples (one of which ‒ the animated video Brainscape ‒ will be shown during the conference), she illustrates some of the advantages, but also some of the difficulties that she has encountered in this approach. A successful experience space as she terms it, enables the percipient to immerse him- or herself in a multi-dimensional sensory space and experience memories, emotions and ideas that originate from, but at the same time are not necessarily identical to, the memories, emotions and ideas of the artist. Typical of Griffiths’ work is her technique of taking sensory information received through one sense (e.g. sight or sound) and transforming it into another, such as odor, in order to communicate with the percipient at a more direct, intuitive level and enable the sensory immersion experience to transcend conventional boundaries of perception. Helga Griffiths is a Multi-Sense-Artist working at the intersection of science and art. She holds a B.F.A. from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, and from 1992–1994 completed her postgraduate studies at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design. In 1994 she continued with further studies in New Media at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design. She received several awards such as the first prize at “Kunst auf Zeit” in Graz, an “Honorable Mention” at the International Biennale of Paper Art in Düren, the “Lichtenberg”- Award (all in 1998), and the first prize at “LichtRouten”- festival in Lüdenscheid in 2003. She received grants for artist residencies at Cité Internationale des Arts Paris in 2001 and an NEA grant at the Escuela de Artes Plásticas in Puerto Rico in 2004. Her work is in permanent collections such as the TBA TV Station in Tokyo, Deutsches Hygiene-Museum, Dresden, or the Leopold-Hoesch-Museum in Düren, Germany. She has exhibited her multi-sense-installations at several biennials such as Cairo Biennale, Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale in Japan, Havanna Biennial, and Seoul International Media Art Biennale. Her work has been shown in international museum exhibitions like the Bundeskunsthalle Bonn; Artificial Light in Art Centre, Eindhoven; Kunsthalle Kiel, Palais de Tokyo, Paris; Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Oslo; Upper Austrian Culture Quarter, Linz, and at the ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe.

With Kirsty Lang. Rust and Bone, Jacques Audiard's follow-up to his award-winning prison drama A Prophet is an earthy romantic fable about the unlikely relationship between a bare-knuckle boxer and a trainer of killer whales. Marion Cotillard, the star of Rust and Bone, talks to Kirsty, and critic Sandra Hebron reviews the film. Steven Tyler and Joe Perry from Aerosmith discuss their album, Music From Another Dimension. The band members talk about working with Julian Lennon and Johnny Depp, and why it's been over a decade since they last released new material. Paper is the subject of a new exhibition, The First Cut, at Manchester Art Gallery. The show features 31 artists from around the world who use this most basic of artistic materials to create their art. Kirsty Lang talks to Rob Ryan, one of the artists involved in the show who is known for his detailed papercuts, and curator Fiona Corridan. As Secret Cinema launch a Secret Hotel, writer Adam Smith acts as our guide on a whistle-stop tour of the great hotels in film, from The Shining to Psycho, and imagines what your experience might be if you were to stay there. Producer Ellie Bury.

Carol joins Rebecca to discuss her mixed media adventures Her work has been in Somerset Studio, Stamper's Sampler, Art Doll Quarterly, Legacy, Paper Art, Stamper's Sampler, Somerset Gallery, Correspondence Art and Altered Arts magazines. One of her pieces graces the cover of the 2006 Summer Edition of Somerset Gallery magazine. Her website is: http://www.alteredbydesign.com/

Carol joins Rebecca to discuss her mixed media adventures Her work has been in Somerset Studio, Stamper's Sampler, Art Doll Quarterly, Legacy, Paper Art, Stamper's Sampler, Somerset Gallery, Correspondence Art and Altered Arts magazines. One of her pieces graces the cover of the 2006 Summer Edition of Somerset Gallery magazine. Her website is: http://www.alteredbydesign.com/