In this extended episode, we wrap up with Mark Laita and his discussion of his personal project Soft White Underbelly. He reflects on how this project has revitalized his photography, and offers advice for other artists pursing personal work.

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On this episode, Mark Laita talks about the evolution of his project's success Soft White Underbelly on YouTube, and what makes a platform like Patreon so appealing.

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On this episode, WBR Producer Jacqueline Lopez and Workbook Photographer Mark Laita discuss the personal impact of Soft White Underbelly, as well as the help and hurt of social media.

TRIGGER WARNING: THIS INTERVIEW CONTAINS SUBJECT MATERIAL THAT MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL AUDIENCES. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

Photographer/podcaster Daniel Bedell strikes up and insightful conversation with award-winning illustrator Greg Manchess. 

Gain valuable insight about social media from Creative Producer Ron Beinner, Visual Lead Anna Dickson, Sr. Art Producer Brian Gibson, Art Producer Jen Lamping. Moderated by Workbook rep Heidi Goverman.

We're back in Palm Springs with Workbook's Heidi Goverman. In her latest panel, Heidi discusses websites and emails with Creative Producer Ron Beinner, Visual Lead Anna Dickson, Sr. Art Producer Brian Gibson, and Art Producer Jen Lamping.

On this episode, we're introduced to an ongoing series called 'Quick Question' with photographer/podcaster Daniel Bedell.  In this first installment, Daniel talks with Todd Miller, Chief Creative Officer of the Experian in-house agency The Cooler, about what Todd looks for in an artist and how to stand out with your mailers. 

On this episode, Social Media Director Thomas James talks to Kirsten about her work in textiles, finding inspiration, things she's working on and dream projects.

Workbook Social Media Director Thomas James interviews illustration and animation artist Kirsten Ulve.  Kirsten, whose work graces the cover of our 2019 Fall Illustration Workbook, talks about her 'style bubble,' her humble beginnings, and caricature work.