I keep wondering why success feels so urgent to me—what I think it will change, what I think it will prove, and what kind of happiness it will generate. In this episode, I follow that question into an intuitive vision board process and let go of control. Instead of forcing images of what I think success is supposed to look like, I listened. The images that emerged surprised and opened me—as if The Muses knew what I needed to see more than I did. This episode is about desire, intuition, and noticing what appears when you stop trying to control your future.

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In this episode, I’m confessing the big, slightly delusional, totally magical art fantasies I’ve carried around for years—the ones I’ve only ever shared with my nearest and dearest. From the publication I’ve dreamed of being featured in, to the museum invitation I imagine arriving in my inbox, to a weirdly specific meeting in a Times Square office… I’m sharing the dreams that I just can’t shake, even though they feel ridiculous.

Because every artist has those secret success fantasies they’re low-key embarrassed by.

So here are mine. No shame. No filtering. Just genuine ambition with a hint of delulu.

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As artists, we’re told to “keep going,” even when no one seems to care. But what does it really feel like to make work that might only be understood long after we're gone? In this episode, I talk about the haunting thought that maybe my art won’t be fully appreciated until I’m not here to see it… and why I keep creating anyway.

I share stories of iconic artists who were ignored in their time, and how their persistence reminds me that recognition doesn’t define worth. This one’s about ego, faith, and the uneasy practice of creating without validation—trusting the work even if it’s only understood long after we’re gone.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your work matters when no one’s watching, this episode is for you.

20 Iconic Artists No One Appreciated Until After Their Death

The conscience of Vincent Van Gogh

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As a collage artist and photographer, I’ve always been inspired by my ordinary surroundings—my home, nature, city streets, the quiet moments I see through the frame of my 35mm camera lens. In this episode, I share why I only use my own photography in my collages, how that decision shapes my creative process, and what it means to build art entirely from my lived experience. 

This conversation isn’t about rejecting found imagery—it’s about discovering what makes your creative voice feel most authentic. If you’ve ever questioned your materials or the sources behind your work, this episode will give you a new way to think about artistic integrity, intimacy, alignment, and connection. 

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For practicing artists, graphic design novices, and experienced design professionals, this episode offers insights for everyone. What really makes someone a better graphic designer? It’s not just mastering software tools—it’s about owning your creative process, having good taste, and discovering your unique design voice.

In this episode, I’m sharing 7 invaluable graphic design tips that have shaped my own practice: from pushing past your first (and 20th) draft, to thinking conceptually, collaborating effectively, and stretching beyond inspiration to create a style that’s truly your own. Whether you’re new to design or looking to improve your skills, these actionable insights will help you grow with confidence, clarity, and a stronger creative vision.

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Creativity doesn’t vanish—it just hibernates.

Sometimes the inspiration stops flowing. Sitting down to make art feels awkward and foggy, and we can never fully understand why. I’ve been through dry seasons before, and I know this pause isn’t forever—just for now. In this episode, I’m sharing what it feels like when inspiration runs low, why I’m giving myself space to reset, and how I trust the creative tide will eventually return.

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In this honest and unfiltered episode of Art Talk with Libby Saylor, I open up about being deep in the middle of a creative block. I don't have solutions or advice—just a raw look at what it's like to be stuck, when it started, and how I'm trying to move through it as an artist. If you've ever felt lost in your creative process or unsure how to find your way back, this episode might remind you that you're not alone. 

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In this episode, I dive into how artists and creatives can harness the power of ChatGPT to elevate their art practice and professional presence. From generating artist statements and SEO keywords to brainstorming creative concepts and planning social media content, ChatGPT is a fantastic tool for artists. Whether you're a painter, photographer, sculptor, collage artist, or another kind of creative soul, tune in to discover practical, inspiring ways to integrate AI into your workflow without losing your artistic voice. 

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I’ve been making small art for most of my creative career, but I’ve always struggled with the pressure to work big for years and years, despite the fact that I LOVE working small, I make beautiful work in small format, and I HATE working big. In this episode, I share how I recently fell into a bit of a people pleaser ditch, trying to work big for the wrong reasons, in the wrong ways. Fortunately, I eventually dug myself out and emerged even brighter and shinier than ever before. Detours are never mistakes, only pathways that get as even more in touch with who we really are. 

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Recently, I’ve had to talk about my work with a fair amount of people, in various settings, and I’ve had to share more deeply about why I make my work, what it’s all about, and what it means to me. Without fail, each time I share about my work, I can tell that people feel more interested in my work, more inspired by it, and more connected to it in general.

I’ve been working on this for a few years now and I’ve learned a lot about the process. It’s not natural and it’s not easy, especially for artists, but you can learn! And in this episode, I’m going to share with you how I did it, and how you can do it to. 

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