In this episode Hannah and I discuss what sort of studio spaces have worked or not worked for her (she’s had 17 or more over the years so I figured she’d be the gal to ask). We discuss the importance of finding a studio space to match the stage of life you’re at, and also making any space work so that you can create when it works for you. We also chat about the importance of optimising studio spaces for creativity and mental health, and the value of connecting with other artists in a community.

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In this episode we’re looking at whether or not you should do an art tutorial as part of your art practice. Carla Grace is an artist who specialises in hyperrealistic wildlife paintings and offers tutorials and membership programs. Carla discusses the sort of artists who get the most out of her classes and has some great suggestions of what you might want to look for to help you find the right class to suit your specific needs. Carla also delves into how she navigates the art world as an independent artist and how having an understanding of her own brand and goals has helped her to create a unique and holistic career in a landscape inundated with information and trends.

Links to the two (of the many) tutorials mentioned in depth that she offers for free are here:

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Printmaking flow chart is within this clip on making & packaging prints

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Hello! In this first episode, Wilamina Russo and I discuss mentoring in the art world. We delve into topics like when is the best time to get a mentor, and how to find the best mentor to suit your needs and goals. We talk about the importance of professional development and creating space for growth and reflection, whether that's through a mentor relationship, a skills based training module or just chatting with your peers.

If you’ve got any follow up questions for Wilamina or Myself, or a future question for the pod to explore please send them through to me at thecreativekindpodcast@gmail.com

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