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Be Doubtful and Do It Anyway | Ep 1
Step into the world of multidisciplinary artist Rowland Hill in the very first episode of Breezy for Creatives. Hosts Cameron and Cró sit down with Rowland to explore the realities of artistic doubt, the drive to create across mediums, and what it means to be a full-time creative in today’s uncertain world.
This honest and vulnerable conversation explores imposter syndrome and legacy, and is an inspiring look at the power of continuing, even when confidence is low.
🔗 Links
🌐 Website: https://www.breezyforcreatives.com/
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breezyforcreatives/
🎙️ Host Cameron Laird: https://www.instagram.com/camthelemon/
📷 Host Crónán Creagh: https://www.instagram.com/cronancreagh/
Special thanks to Overwrite, who composed a lovely original track for the show. https://www.instagram.com/overwritemusic
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro to Breezy for Creatives
Cam and Cró introduce the podcast and the vision behind the project.
01:13 – Setting the Scene: Castlefield Gallery & The Live Series
The hosts explain the live event series and its location in Manchester.
02:59 – Meet Roland Hill
Roland is introduced as a multidisciplinary artist and the first guest of the series.
05:07 – Navigating Multidisciplinary Art
Roland shares why they don’t limit themselves to one form of expression.
07:03 – Doubt and Creative Courage
Discussing the value of self-doubt and embracing discomfort while learning new tools.
09:21 – The Pressure of Social Media
Roland’s conflicted relationship with Instagram and visibility as an artist.
10:35 – Returning After a Creative Hiatus
How Roland came back to art after a pandemic-induced pause—and how a surprise invitation reignited their practice.
13:42 – Day Jobs and Creative Survival
Balancing artistic identity with paying work and the mental toll of precarious jobs.
15:12 – A Dream of Teaching
Roland shares aspirations of becoming a foundation-level art school tutor.
16:12 – A Legacy of Creativity
Four generations of women in Roland’s family have been artists, shaping their understanding of creativity and inheritance.
18:15 – Gratitude and Growth
Roland reflects on being supported by creative parents, and how that perspective has matured over time.
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By Crónán Creagh and Cameron LairdStep into the world of multidisciplinary artist Rowland Hill in the very first episode of Breezy for Creatives. Hosts Cameron and Cró sit down with Rowland to explore the realities of artistic doubt, the drive to create across mediums, and what it means to be a full-time creative in today’s uncertain world.
This honest and vulnerable conversation explores imposter syndrome and legacy, and is an inspiring look at the power of continuing, even when confidence is low.
🔗 Links
🌐 Website: https://www.breezyforcreatives.com/
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breezyforcreatives/
🎙️ Host Cameron Laird: https://www.instagram.com/camthelemon/
📷 Host Crónán Creagh: https://www.instagram.com/cronancreagh/
Special thanks to Overwrite, who composed a lovely original track for the show. https://www.instagram.com/overwritemusic
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro to Breezy for Creatives
Cam and Cró introduce the podcast and the vision behind the project.
01:13 – Setting the Scene: Castlefield Gallery & The Live Series
The hosts explain the live event series and its location in Manchester.
02:59 – Meet Roland Hill
Roland is introduced as a multidisciplinary artist and the first guest of the series.
05:07 – Navigating Multidisciplinary Art
Roland shares why they don’t limit themselves to one form of expression.
07:03 – Doubt and Creative Courage
Discussing the value of self-doubt and embracing discomfort while learning new tools.
09:21 – The Pressure of Social Media
Roland’s conflicted relationship with Instagram and visibility as an artist.
10:35 – Returning After a Creative Hiatus
How Roland came back to art after a pandemic-induced pause—and how a surprise invitation reignited their practice.
13:42 – Day Jobs and Creative Survival
Balancing artistic identity with paying work and the mental toll of precarious jobs.
15:12 – A Dream of Teaching
Roland shares aspirations of becoming a foundation-level art school tutor.
16:12 – A Legacy of Creativity
Four generations of women in Roland’s family have been artists, shaping their understanding of creativity and inheritance.
18:15 – Gratitude and Growth
Roland reflects on being supported by creative parents, and how that perspective has matured over time.