In this episode of 'Drawn to the Mic', I interview artist José Narciso. José shares insights from his journey from traditional art to digital, the impact of health and well-being on his work, and the importance of creativity in processing life events. He talks about his inspirations, the challenges he has faced, and his transition to professional artistry within the blockchain art scene. Listeners get a deep dive into José's evolving style, his creative process, and his thoughts on the future of his art career. Throughout the discussion, the emphasis is on the interconnectedness of health, creativity, and resilience.

In this episode of 'Drawn to the Mic,' I welcome special guest DegenGhosty. We discuss a variety of topics, including family challenges, technical issues with Twitter, and the journey of creating art and comics. DG shares insights about her early interviews, current work, and plans for the future, including her goal of attending New York Comic-Con. We delve into the creative process behind her comic, the use of AI in art, and the importance of community support. DG also highlights her involvement with various platforms like Wide Worlds and Drip, as well as her engagement in creating physical merchandise. Throughout the episode, she emphasizes the importance of storytelling, support, and resilience in the creative journey.

In this episode of Drawn to the Mic, I sat down with the talented Gengoya to explore his multifaceted journey as an artist. Gengoya, known for his engaging illustrations and innovative projects, shares his experiences from his early days of drawing manga with his brother to his current involvement in the Web3 space. We discuss the significance of internships, the impact of Web3 technology on art, and the conceptualization and execution of various projects like 'BWEOPLE' and 'Mono Muse.' Gengoya also talks about his upcoming solo exhibition in Japan and offers insights into balancing multiple creative ventures. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersections of art, technology, and personal growth.

In this episode of Drawn to the Mic, I interview Glowburger, a talented artist known for her unique 3D creations. Glowburger shares her journey from architecture to discovering 3D art in the crypto space, inspired by NFTs and blockchain technology. She discusses the history of her online persona, her favorite tools like Blender, and the challenges and rewards of creating art in the Web3 world. Tune in to learn about Glowburger's creative process, her inspirations, and her insights into the evolving art community.

Join me, Dogame, in Episode 56 of 'Drawn to the Mic' as I sit down with the talented EDM producer Dead Proxy. We dive deep into his musical journey, from his early days in Salvador to becoming a renowned music producer in Los Angeles. Dead Proxy shares his unique experiences, including meaningful moments like his participation in the 'Your Shot USA' DJ competition and his relentless pursuit of his musical dreams. We also explore the emotional connection behind his artist name, the challenges he faced, and his exciting projects on the Drip House platform. Don't miss this insightful conversation that explores the heart and soul behind the beats. Tune in and get inspired!

In this episode of Drawn to the Mic, host Dogame catches up with Sirius Crocodile, an innovative artist in the Web3 space. Sirius shares his diverse artistic journey, which includes dancing tango in Argentina, residencies in China, and life in a hippie-artistic family in Belgium. He delves into his creative process, including the inspiration behind his distinctive cards and totems, and discusses the impact of balancing physical and digital art. Sirius also highlights the importance of community in Web3, his challenges with shipping physical items, and his constant drive to learn and innovate.

In this episode of Dogpile, host @dogame_ interviews @transitorymask (TM), the creator of the new comic 'Neon.' TM shares the challenges and excitement of producing his first long-format, ongoing serialized comic, delving into his creative process, the development of characters and storylines, and the intricacies of comic book artistry. The conversation also touches on the themes, setting, and the deeper elements of 'Neon,' as well as TM's experiences and thoughts on using Web3 for comic distribution. TM discusses the balance of monetization and making his work accessible, as well as his plans for future issues amidst personal life changes. Tune in for an insightful look at the world of indie comic creation.

In this episode of Drawn to the Mic, host Dogame sits down with Hiena, a talented animator and artist. Hiena shares the origins of his unique name, his early inspirations from graffiti, and how art became a pivotal escape during his childhood. He delves into his journey from self-taught artist to professional animator, overcoming challenges and embracing animation as a true passion. They discuss the balance between personal life and creative work, the importance of mentors and workshops, and the intricacies of working in digital vs. physical mediums. Tune in for an insightful conversation that uncovers the dedication, struggles, and triumphs behind Hiena's captivating animations.

In this episode of Drawn to the Mic, host Dogame sits down with Chama Candela, a multidisciplinary artist known for her work with augmented reality (AR) and NFTs. Chama discusses her creative journey, the importance of creative freedom, and how she integrates various interests into her art. She touches on her background in graphic design, her ventures into fashion and animation, and the impactful commissions she has worked on, including visualizers for the artist Young Miko. Chama also shares insights on maintaining authenticity, staying motivated, and the importance of balancing work with personal passions. Tune in to gain valuable advice and inspiration from an artist who embodies creativity and resilience.

In this episode of Dogpile, host Dog Game interviews Gengoya, an accomplished Web3 artist. They discuss the origins of their pseudonyms, the importance of continuous creation despite market changes, and the story behind Gengoya's various art projects, including Mono Muse and Mini Muses. Gengoya shares their journey from introducing Japanese language through illustrations to creating captivating female forms. They speak about their exhibitions in Japan, the crowdfunding aspect of Web3, and their plans for upcoming projects. The episode offers insights into the artist’s process, challenges, and the supportive role of the Web3 community.