Two Artists One Cast

We continue our discussion of Jerry Saltz's article How To Be an Artist with Lesson 4: Art is Not About Understanding. Or Mastery. Take a listen as we dive deep into the discussion about whether or not our art means anything. Does yours?

In this episode we continue our discussion Jerry Saltz's article "How To Be An Artist" with Lesson 3: Feel Free to Imitate. A pretty straight forward lesson, but if you want to hear our take on fanart, then this is the episode for you!

In this week's episode, we chat with artist and pal John Le Studio about  Lesson 2: "Tell your own story and you will be interesting." from the Jerry Saltz article How To Be An Artist.

In this episode we invite our first ever guest, Tatiana Bischak of @DarumaCreative, to help us start a series where we break down Jerry Saltz's 33 Rules for Being an Artist. This week we discuss lesson one: Don't Be Embarrassed and how to make the perfect gin martini.

Episode artwork by Tatiana Bischak

In this week's episode, Leon fills us in on his trip to Creative South and we discuss the importance of attending an art meetup/conference/convention and hey, do you even need to bring business cards? 

In this episode, we discuss the "battle" between traditional and digital artists. From pencil and paper purists to the crossover between the two mediums, we continue on our quest to remind you that everyone is an a-hole and we all belong here. 

In this episode we tell you a little bit more about who we are as artists as well as an in-depth discussion on boxed wine and how it's an important part of our lives. Also, what's that bone called under your bicep? 

**We're still learning the ropes of cross country podcasting so there are few technical snafus. Thanks for your patience while we learn as we go!

Introducing a new podcast from artists Leon Ingram and Ry Pepper. In this debut episode, we find our footing in the podcast world discussing the art/life balance, art critique, and whether or not you should call carbonated water "bubble" or "seltzer."