We go to Bagger43’s place and talk to him about growing up in military bases all over the Pacific, studying at Ringling, and more. He turns the table on us and gets to know us better too! Him and Sergio compare art school experiences, and graffiti influences with Josh. We discuss how we discover artists, how we ended up on our paths, budding entrepreneurialism, conventions, and more. Bagger then asks us where our themes came from, the mediums we use, and using gouache. Check out his solo show at 1AMSF!

Jackson Dryden joins us to talk about his start as an artist in animation, stop-motion animating, drawing with brush pens, keeping a sketchbook, drawing subconsciously, hustling your work, and local art supply stores. Josh tells the story of one particular sketchbook page of his. We talk about artists with good brands, internet hate, IG livestreaming, and the drawing he did for the Perfect Sketchbook show. We get his T5DOA, David Choe Money answer, and if he'd rather fly or be invisible! Super fun episode!

It's episode 40 so naturally we start the episode off by talking about 40’s. We then talk about upcoming shows and strengthening our weak spots before we get into talking about what everyone's talking about: Banksy’s latest stunt. We talk about the Conor/Kabib fight, what our art might sound like, recapping the Hiroshi Sato episode, our David Choe money answers, and we answer a buttload of listener questions! We end by talking about the two Abend Gallery show portraits that Josh did. Rate us on iTunes!

We meet Hiroshi Sato at his SF studio and discuss intention and perception of our art by the viewer, critiquing our work, how much his influences inspire him, the importance of taste and more. We talk about his painting "Walstrom" and it leads to talk about implying story, and representational art as “fan fiction.” We get his T5DOA,talk more about how he combines his influences and his DCM answer leads to him telling us about having an outsider's perspective on Eastern/Western culture! Rate us on iTunes

Zach Oldenkamp invites us to his SF home and we get right into it! Is his art dark comedy? Why does he prefer graphite? We talk about his drawing “Blue As Your Blood“ and about intimacy, titling pieces, and his concept artist job. We also talk about another drawing of his which leads to talk about his many group shows, hints about a new series, his artist origins, arguing about aesthetics, his time at the Safehouse Atelier, his top 5 dead or alive, and his hilarious answer to David Choe Money!

Jeremy Duncan comes all the way from Ione, CA to join us to talk about his painting origins, his approach to color, how Sergio and him met, painting styles, and more. We break down his “campfire” paintings and many more. We talk about his working as a high school art teacher, Josh asks about the plein air scene, and we have a discussion about titling paintings. We end with Jeremy’s Top 5 Dead Or Alive and what he’d do with David Choe Money! Tell us who won the Smartest Person Award in your iTunes re

Matt Ritchie(@rat136) talks to us about obsessing over his interests, why he does all of his pieces by hand, growing up with nerd culture, using pop culture to address social issues, his “Astralnauts” show with Alex Pardee, his unexpected job as a park ranger, working on a show with his son Miles, his Bay Area twall, the influence of Enrique Chagoya, advice for younger artists and being grateful for the fans, and his surprising answer to the David Choe Money question! Please subscribe, rate and review!

We talk about Jeremy Mann’s pop-up show and his movie “The Conductor”, which leads to talk about street art vs. graffiti, white rappers, the episode of Harsh Truth with Andrew from Thinkspace, pay-to-play galleries, and we get into Sergio’s brain a bit! What's really behind the Painted Roses series and when is he gonna stop repeating himself so goddamn much?! We talk about a piece of his that goes in a new direction and what it might mean for his future. Follow @mainloop for info about his upcoming

Tony Guaraldi Brown joins us to talk about growing up in the Imperial Valley, how he hates drawing on digital tablets and asks us a few questions about what makes a piece of art hand-done and the worth of mass-reproduced art. We talk about what we look for in art at museums, then we talk about how his characters are based on his past and relationship with his family. We find out what Tony would do with David Choe money, and his top 5 dead or alive! Find him at TGBart.com

Josh and Sergio start off by talking about the Moleskine Show book signing, the new cat Greg, their summer painting breaks, and Sergio’s new vlog before getting deep into each other's sketchbooks. Josh brings his sketchbooks from the past few years; Sergio brings his most recent book and one from 2005 and talk about what they find. They then discuss new directions that Sergio wants to go in. They end by discussing some quotes from the Harvey Dunn book. Sorry about the squeaks.