Julia van der Wyk was already on the podcast in episode 86. Julia returns to talk about transitioning from oil paint to acrylics, gouache, and ink. Julia will be teaching an ink painting course at the San Francisco pen show on August 28 2022, and plans to make the course available online in the future. More info at Julia's website. https://juliavanderwyk.com
Ida Henrich and Julia van der Wyk return to chat about their top three favourite art supplies. http://idahenrich.com/ https://juliavanderwyk.com/
Bri de Danann is a comic book artist and illustrator. Bri also gives us an introduction to live streaming as an artist using the twitch platform. Bri's website: https://www.bridedanann.com
Ida Henrich is an illustrator, mural artist, and designer. Ida talks about painting outdoor murals in local communities, as well as commissioned illustrations. idahenrich.com
Edith Dormandy chats with Kim about her very traditional art college education, different approaches to oil painting versus watercolour, and the rewards of teaching art. https://www.edithdormandy.co.uk/
Jacq Hancock is a watercolourist and illustrator. Jacq talks about her fantastical watercolour paintings of animals and nature. http://thearborwytch.com
Edith Dormandy and Cassy Draws chat about their favourite top three art supplies.
Cassy specialises in painting animals and nature, mostly on canvas using acrylics. You will hear why painting domestic animals is more difficult than wild animals, and many other interesting topics. Cassy's website https://www.cassydraws.com
Savannah Tallbear chats with Kim about her indigenous abstract painting, and what makes it contemporary. Find Savannah on social media. Search for @bearswillkillyou or Savannah Tallbear.
Hava Gurevich returns to assemble a $30 art kit with acrylic paints, paper and brushes. Visit Hava’s Website and Shop https://www.havagurevichart.com/
Colleen Attara talks about living a creative life, art journalling, the importance of art, and creative spaces. https://colleenattara.com/
Mary Doodles returns to share her favourite art supplies. Savannah Tallbear gives a brief chat of her favourites before her upcoming full interview. You can find Mary on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/user/marydoodles You can find Savannah on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/bearswillkillu/
Kika went on a creative journey from dance school to teaching photography and knitting full-time on YouTube.
Both Rebecca and Catherine have been previous guests and done full interviews. They return to tell us their top three art supplies.
Naila Lyles-Elcock chats about art and mental health, teaching, and art supplies. Naila mainly uses acrylic paint and markers. Naila's Website: https://dbnaila.com Naila's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Zuaiwy9bMowDiyMaf6ZIg “I would not cover up how you’re feeling, just express it. Start from there” “Copy a lot of things. There is nothing wrong with copying. Your style is a collage of others styles”...
Kim and Alan took a challenge to assemble an art supply kit for $25. No easy task. Kim went a step farther and used 25 Australian dollars (AUD), which are less than USD, despite prices being higher. If you would like to take a similar challenge and discuss it on the podcast, get in touch with us.
Hava Gurevich is fascinated by colour and it shows in all her paintings. Hava shares many wise tips about creating art and using art for personal discovery. Visit Hava’s Website and Shop https://www.havagurevichart.com/ Recommended Book: No More Secondhand Art: Awakening the Artist Within by Peter London (1989) Instagram: https://instagram.com/havagurevichart...
Catherine Monahon talks with Kim about the tactile properties of clay and other art materials. Catherine has her own podcast dedicated to art materials called Material Feels.
Terry Horn & Katie Alleena Top3 Terry 3 Paint markers like Molotow, Montana 2 Leuchtturm 1917 notebook (new range with 120 gsm paper) 1 TWSBI Go fountain pen for drawing Honourable mention: DSLR Camera Katie Alleena 3 QOR watercolours. Vibrant colour & fun to work with. 2 Fountain pens & inks. Frequently uses workhorse pens, TWSBI Eco & Lamy Safari. Her favourite inks are in shades of purple & blue. 1 UNI Posca paint pens. Loves their bright matte colours & the speed of g...
Rebecca Weeks Howard is an art teacher working in the school system.
PT Russell and La Donna share their Top 3 art supplies
Terry Horn is an art teacher originally from Texas, currently teaching art to students in China.
Sade is a watercolourist who tell us her top three art supplies. Chris from ScrawlrBox spends his days testing and curating art supplies. Chris returns and accepts the challenge to pick his top three art supplies. ScrawlrBox is a curated monthly art supply box
Diana Beltran Herrera creates amazing sculptures you won't believe are made of paper – even when you know they are. Diana's art is very unique with a strong preference for nature. In this interview Diana tells us about her processes, the materials she uses, and her goal to elevate an everyday material like paper. http://www.dianabeltranherrera.com/ Instagram: @dianabeltranherrera
Returning guest Teresa Hummel tells us her top three art supplies, as does listener and new guest Tessa (@particlextheory) https://instagram.com/teresahummel https://instagram.com/particlextheory Teresa's Top3: Palette knife Stilman & Birn Sketchbooks (alpha series, square) Pencil Artist mentions: Lynn Boggess https://www.lynnboggess.com/...
Flo teaches digital art using the Procreate app. https://artwithflo.com
In this brand new format Kim chats with people in the posse about their favourite three art supplies. First guests are Kageyama and Enon Avital. Enon is a previous guest. He was on episode 72 in 2019. You can find his handmade notebooks at Dapper Notes .
Christine Larsen is a comic artist and illustrator. Christine works with Dark Horse, Image, IDW, Boom! Studios, Simon & Schuster, and the Cartoon Network. She is an adjunct instructor at the University of the Arts, Philadelphia. Most recent project, ORCS!, is available through Boom! Studios Quote: When you get an artistic idea, "hold your nose and jump in" Art supplies: Christine's favourite medium is brush and ink. She also uses a watercolour round brush, or a Raphael Kalinsky line brush. B...
Ed is a zinester from New Jersey. He’s been making and creating zines for the past 10 years, but he’s been into the zine scene since the 90’s, when he came across them through the skate and punk rock scenes. theworddistribution.com The only rule in the zine world, is don’t be a jerk. “If you really want to make a zine, you probably should” “The only thing that is stopping you is yourself” “Making zines doesn’t have to be expensive. If you can do anything you can make a zine” about that thing...
Tina Koyama has been an urban sketcher for about 10 years. tinakoyama.com @miatagrrl on Instagram Her career was in writing; she’d always been creative but had never drawn. She heard about urban sketching, gave it a try & realised that it resonates with her. For Tina, urban sketching is very personal. She’s documenting the things she sees every day, creating a visual record of her life. Tina believe urban sketching has a superpower. When she sketches, her memory becomes embedded with the sit...
