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Summary
In this episode of the Shift Stirrers podcast, Amelia Black shares her journey from a corporate design background to becoming a ceramic artist in Australia. She discusses her experiences growing up in New Hampshire, her transition during the COVID pandemic, and the impact of a bike accident on her artistic journey. Amelia emphasizes the importance of community, trust, and embracing uncertainty in the creative process. She also reflects on the themes of time, relationships, and care in her work, and offers advice for aspiring artists navigating similar transitions.
Thank you so much for listening to The Shift Stirrers podcast.
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Until next time, keep stirring things up.
Ah just a quick disclaimer - Michelle and Rosemary are not experts in any of the discussions today. We present this podcast in the interest of getting curious about change.
You can purchase Rosemary's books on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FS275RHJ
Our other contacts
[email protected]
https://rosemarypattisonart.com/
...
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Summary
In this episode of the Shift Stirrers podcast, Amelia Black shares her journey from a corporate design background to becoming a ceramic artist in Australia. She discusses her experiences growing up in New Hampshire, her transition during the COVID pandemic, and the impact of a bike accident on her artistic journey. Amelia emphasizes the importance of community, trust, and embracing uncertainty in the creative process. She also reflects on the themes of time, relationships, and care in her work, and offers advice for aspiring artists navigating similar transitions.
Thank you so much for listening to The Shift Stirrers podcast.
If you enjoyed this episode, please hit that follow button so you'll get notified whenever we release new content. We'd love to hear from you—feel free to reach out at [email protected], or you can find our individual email addresses and websites in the show notes below. We love questions.
You can also connect with us on Instagram @shiftstirrers.
If you found value in today's conversation, we'd be incredibly grateful if you could leave us a review or rating on your podcast platform. It really helps others discover the show. And if you know someone who would benefit from this episode, please share it with them.
Until next time, keep stirring things up.
Ah just a quick disclaimer - Michelle and Rosemary are not experts in any of the discussions today. We present this podcast in the interest of getting curious about change.
You can purchase Rosemary's books on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0FS275RHJ
Our other contacts
[email protected]
https://rosemarypattisonart.com/
...