In this podcast episode, the featured guest is the talented and passionate pottery artist, Danica. She shares her inspiring journey from a young student sculptor to a renowned pottery artist, attributing much of her success to the supportive environment created by her Swiss parents. Danica shares her progression from crafting beautiful sculptural pieces to functional works of art inspired by Australian native flora and fauna. She also opens up about her love for teaching and sharing her craft, and discusses the challenges she faced in the evolution of her pottery style, her struggle with self-doubt, and the power of authenticity. You can learn more about Danica by checking out her instagram @rediscoverceramics

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- Danica emphasizes the importance of a supportive community in her artistic journey. From her Swiss parents who nurtured her creativity the sense of support has played a significant role in her success. This highlights the impact of a positive environment in personal and professional growth.

- The episode offers a glimpse into Danica's creative process, which uniquely blends her family's woodworking traditions and her love for Australian native flora and fauna. Her willingness to experiment and innovate is a valuable lesson for artists and creators in all fields. This reiterates the power of personal experiences and passions in driving creativity.

- Danica candidly discusses the importance of staying authentic in her work and how learning to decline opportunities has helped her maintain this authenticity. This is a crucial lesson for anyone in a creative field, reinforcing the importance of protecting one's artistic voice and staying true to one's values, even in the face of commercial demands.

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