In this episode, artist Nikke Naeme chats with Simon about his artistic journey. Based in Amsterdam, Nikke’s idiosyncratic and expressive style of figurative work is exciting and immediately recognisable.

In this episode, painter Max White chats with Simon about his artistic journey. Max is a landscape and interior painter based in the UK, mainly working in Oils he discusses his inspirations and approach to painting. A fantastic listen.

A New Year’s Episode From Painting Insights

A Christmas Episode of Painting Insights

This episode is with Devin Cecil-Wishing

This week’s episode is with Ange Bell

This week’s episode is with John Brosio

This is the End of Season 3 Review

Currently based in Indianapolis, C.W. Mundy is a Master Signature Member of the Oil Painters of America, he holds Master Status with the American Impressionist Society, and regularly sells out artist workshops nationwide. However, this true renaissance man is also a member of the Disco Mountain Boys, a popular Indy-based bluegrass band consisting of other highly-skilled musicians committed to their current professions, yet in need of a musical outlet.

Kimball is a realist landscape painter from the USA. His paintings capture the splendour and majesty of the American Landscape.

Kimball explains

“I experimented with Plein Air painting and found that the more time I spent outdoors, the more I wanted landscape to be a part of my life. I made a decision to devote my career to the study of nature through painting.

Spending time out in nature is a necessity for me, both as an artist and as a human being. I think John Muir said it best when writing about the Sierra Nevada Mountain passes, “They will kill care, save you from deadly apathy, set you free, and call forth every faculty into vigorous, enthusiastic action. Even the sick should try these so-called dangerous passes, because for every unfortunate they kill, they cure a thousand.” Going forward in my career as an artist, I want my work to capture nature and its idiosyncrasies. I hope that by doing so I can remind people about the real world that surrounds them.”