We're joined by Josh Millard from MetaFilter who tells us about drawing horses and sponges and cubes, and trying lots of things.

Julia has some failure to try and figure out, so we talk through rejection and frustration.

How do you name your business, your art pieces, or your knits? Turns out, we have a lot of feelings.

We read a lovely listener email and discuss how you can pin down the idea butterflies.

When does making a thing start to feel like doing An Art? Also: Julia shares the projects for her art school applications.

Julia has made kind of a big decision, and Tiff has a lot of questions.

How do we share - and not share - our spaces?

A check-in and catch-up also turns into some deep thoughts.

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Tiff shares some new thoughts on selling her art pieces, and then we discuss why so many people are getting into making and crafting during quarantine.

The clock app has turned out to be a really good place to find inspiration and encouragement. We share and discuss some things that hit us in different parts of the feels.

Buying craft supplis and using them are two different hobbies.

If you're an artist you're always going to be an artist.

Make terrible art and put it out there.

"I enjoy painting." "Are you any good?"

How to recover from creative perfectionism

The fantasy vs reality of living with an artist

Your actual skill has nothing to do with your medium. You see beauty.