Podcasts by Savvy Painter Podcast with Antrese Wood

Understanding Perfectionism  from 2020-12-03T11:00

Do you find yourself struggling with perfectionism? What do you do to turn down the volume and focus on what really matters? I’ve heard from so many of my friends and peers over the years about ...

From Sketching Handbags to Creating Reclaimed Earth Colors and More: An Interview with Artist, John Sabraw from 2020-11-19T11:00

Have you ever felt like you just don’t “fit in” at non-artist gatherings? What do you do with that feeling? Do you shrink back and retreat to the safety of your p...

Thinking Big: From Idea to Action from 2020-10-29T04:30:51

How do you feel about the big idea you’ve been keeping on the back burner? Does the thought of executing your big idea fill you with excitement, dread, or somewhere in-between? Those big creativ...

Cityscapes and Shifting Perspectives: An Interview with Artist, Mike East from 2020-10-15T13:37:43

When it comes to your time at the canvas, do you paint from observation or with reference photos and other tools? Have you had the opportunity to experiment with the size and scale of your paint...

Empowering Young Artists: An Interview with Artist, Jerarde Gutierrez from 2020-09-24T10:00

Who was it that inspired and empowered you as you began your journey as an artist? Did you have a family member who nurtured and encouraged your creative aspirations? Maybe it was a peer or a me...

Office Hours with Antrese: Understanding our Fear of Failure  from 2020-09-10T10:00

What comes to mind when you think of the word, failure? Do you start internalizing the word? Do you hear that inner voice roaring the negative talk that sends you spinning? Or have you ...

Solving Puzzles, Slowing Down, and Listening to Your Instincts: An Interview with Artist Sarah Intemann from 2020-08-27T10:00

How did you get to where you are right now in your career? Can you remember and identify clear moments that brought you to where you are today? How have you evolved over the years? It’s funny ho...

Office Hours with Antrese: Adapting to New Challenges, How to Get Out of Your Own Way,&more!  from 2020-08-13T05:11:09

The last time we had an Office Hours episode I got a ton of positive feedback so I decided it would be good to feature another session. These topics and questions come from our Savvy Painter Gro...

Exploring Large Scale Paintings: An Interview with Artist, Jivan Lee from 2020-07-30T10:00

Have you ever stood in awe of a large scale painting? When was the last time you felt like a painting sucked you in so totally that you could almost say you lost yourself in that painting? I lov...

Office Hours with Antrese: Answers on workflow, handling life’s curveballs, and more!  from 2020-07-16T10:00

I’ve been hearing a lot of questions from long time listeners of the podcast and from fellow artists who are taking some of my growth courses. This episode is the result of compiling some of tho...

Getting Your Ego Out of The Way&Discovering The Freedom To Create: An Interview with Artist, Charly Palmer from 2020-07-03T14:50:12

Do you remember that initial spark of creativity or that idea that ushered you on your journey to become an artist? For many of us, that spark was so long ago that we feel like we were born with...

Creating Space, A Conversation about Anti-Racism with Dean Mitchell, Mario Robinson, Ashanti Branch, and Corbrae Smith from 2020-06-18T10:00

I know that talking about race and the on-going impact of racism is a challenging subject, to say the least. Given the recent events of police brutality in the United States, I wanted to do my p...

Painting From Memory: An Interview with Artist, Edwige Fouvry  from 2020-06-04T07:14:46

Have you ever tried painting from memory? How did it turn out for you? Have you ever thought of a picture as a thing in and of itself rather than a memory of the image it captures? I was thrille...

Realism, Social Justice, and Telling the Truth: An Interview with Artist, Max Ginsburg from 2020-05-22T06:49:40

When was the last time you saw a painting that really challenged you? How do you typically react to paintings that portray suffering or difficult political topic? I am grateful for the opportuni...

Painting Family Life and Adapting to COVID-19: An Interview with Artist Ricky Mujica  from 2020-05-07T10:00

What subject matter do you love to paint? For you maybe it’s going outdoors and painting en plein air or to a crowded marketplace. Each artist has to find their o...

Taking Up Space and Large Scale Paintings: An Interview with Artist, Teresa Oaxaca  from 2020-04-23T05:26:26

What comes to mind when you think of the phrase, “Taking up space?” Does your mind go to something large and inviting or intimidating and serious? Too often the idea of “Taking up space” has bee...

Building Businesses and Visual Memory: An Interview with Artist, Lucy Kalian  from 2020-03-19T10:00

What does it take to hone your visual memory skills as an artist? Can you really build a successful business by selling your artwork? Isn’t (insert any age here) too old to get started as an art...

A Look Inside The Artist’s Studio from 2020-03-09T16:25:51

What type of magic happens in the artist’s studio? Is there some special formula that “Successful” artists use that helps them maximize their creativity and studio time? 

I wanted to take...

Using Art To Tell Stories, with Rob Rey  from 2020-02-20T11:00

When you approach the canvas do you find yourself trying to tell a story with your artwork? Do you think you are telling a story with your art whether you like it or not? Here to explore these q...

Identifying and Overcoming Resistance in Your Creative Journey  from 2020-02-06T06:00

Webster’s Dictionary defines Resistance as, “an act or instance of resisting: opposition. b: a means of resisting. 2: the power or capacity to resist.” 

What comes to mind when you think ...

The Growth Of An Artist, with Shana Levenson from 2020-01-23T06:19:56

As you look at your career as an artist, do you notice how much you’ve grown and changed over the years? What led to the big moments of growth and change for you? It was a joy to sit down with m...

Defeating Overwhelm and Finding Clarity  from 2020-01-09T11:00

If you are anything like me, you find yourself fighting back the feeling of overwhelm from time to time. What do you usually do when you start to feel overwhelmed? How do you cut through the usu...

Why Art Matters In The Painful Places Of Life, with Erin Mcgee Ferrell from 2019-12-26T15:51:25

It is difficult to honestly talk about the most painful places of life - the times when cannot avoid facing our mortality or need to come to grips with our value as human beings. But in this con...

Letting Go of Art “Rules” with Michael McCaffrey from 2019-12-12T05:02:37

Do you ever find yourself wondering why you feel like a square peg forced into a round hole when it comes to following art “Rules?” Is there something wrong with you, the system, gatekeepers, or...

The Transformative Power of Art, with Dean Mitchell from 2019-11-28T11:00

Can you think back to a point in your career where you started to appreciate the transformative power of art? Maybe for you, it was the first time you went to an art museum or that one art class...

Landscape Painting and the Power of Persistence, with Adam Hall  from 2019-11-14T11:00

When was the last time you found yourself moved deep in the core of your being by a work of art or natural beauty? As an artist, you can appreciate the power that we have to draw on people’s per...

Fine Art Prints Q&A, with Jake Hawley from Picture Salon from 2019-10-31T10:00

Normally when I do these question and answer episodes, I get anywhere from 20 to 30 questions to ask my guest - for this topic - the questions numbered in the 100’s! Thankfully, Jake Hawley from...

Exploring Creativity and Understanding How You Tick, with Andy J. Pizza from 2019-10-17T10:00

As an artist, one of the hardest things you can do is to push past your limits and dive right into exploring creativity. Do you find pushing the boundaries of your abilities exciting or nerve-ra...

Painting from Sketch Drawings, with Tom Hughes from 2019-10-03T10:00

Do you ever find yourself fascinated by the stories of artists who paint from sketch drawings? What do those artists look for when they sketch? How do they remember the right colors or where the...

Oil Painting and Learning to Manage Distractions, with Michelle Dunaway  from 2019-09-19T10:00

When was the last time you really took a moment to slow down and notice your surroundings? Do you find that you are easily distracted by your cell phone notifications or the million other things...

Painting Americana and Looking Deeper, with Susan Lyon from 2019-09-05T10:00

Have you found artists who paint Americana inspiring? Are you drawn to the romanticism and grandeur of the genre? How do artists who focus on painting Americana feel about their genre of work? I...

How to Build a Presence on Etsy and Sell Your Art, with Jenni Waldrop from 2019-08-22T10:00

What does it take to branch out from traditional practices and sell your art on platforms like Etsy? Can you make a living off of an Etsy business? What should you look out for? Good news! I put...

Reflections and Lessons Learned from Various Artists  from 2019-08-08T06:13:45

I still can’t believe that it’s been five years since I started the Savvy Painter podcast. Back when I first started, there were hardly any podcasts about, by, or for artists. Today, there are a...

The Joy of Painting Animals and Exploring the Color Palette, with Jennifer Gennari from 2019-07-25T10:00

When was the last time that you found deep and abiding joy in your artwork? Have you explored the joy of painting animals and pets? Most of you know how excited I am about Trekell’s new Pet Port...

Dealing with the Inner Critic and How to Stay Creative, with Danny Gregory from 2019-07-11T10:00

If you are anything like me - you’ve struggled with how to deal with your inner critic over the years. There are a few things that have helped me deal with my inner critic, but I am always excit...

Trying to Make It As An Artist on Instagram, with Kate Zambrano from 2019-06-27T10:00

What does it look like to see your career take off as an artist on Instagram? Is it a sustainable model or has Facebook’s acquisition taken all fun and profitability out the platform? I put all ...

Living on a Boat and Working with Acrylic Paint, with Kaethe Bealer from 2019-06-13T10:00

Imagine living on a boat in the San Francisco Bay area - doesn’t that sound AMAZING? How would you optimize your working area? What materials would you use? Instead of guessing the answers to th...

Special Q&A: Navigating Art Competitions, Argentina Update, and Productivity Tips, and more! from 2019-05-30T10:00

I’ve got a special episode in store for you all this week including questions and answers to a few select topics. I wanted to experiment with a new format, and I’m glad to have you along for the...

Why You Need to Follow Your Gut and Create Art, with Kristin Cronic from 2019-05-16T03:05:19

When was the last time you decided to quite all the voices and just focus on your desire to create art? Is it hard for you to carve out the time in your life or have you found the right formula ...

Your Questions Answered! With Gamblin Artist's Colors from 2019-04-11T15:25:33

Do you have questions about oil painting and the best materials to use? Look no further, it’s here! Robert Gamblin, Mary Weisenburger, and Pete Cole join me to answer your biggest questions abou...

A Peek Inside the World of Collecting Art, with Tracy Kinnally from 2019-03-28T10:00

What is that people look for when they invest time and money into collecting art? Are they looking for a particular style? Is it for their personal enjoyment or do they want it to serve as a con...

What does success mean to you? from 2019-03-14T10:00

Last week I sent out an email to my subscribers asking them, “What does success mean to you?” I received over two hundred responses from Savvy Painter followers! People have a lot to say about t...

Plein Air Painting on the John Muir Trail, with Therese Morgan from 2019-02-28T11:00

Have you ever wanted to grab your materials and head for the mountains for a plein air painting session? While that specific scenario may not resonate with every artist, I know the desire to cha...

Creating a Body of Work and Appreciating Moments of Transition, with Constance Mallinson from 2019-02-14T11:00

How do you create a body of work that displays your abilities and passions as an artist? What thought process is required to curate and develop your own body of work? Artist Constance Mallinson ...

Capturing Emotion in Art and “Getting it Wrong” with Linda Christensen from 2019-02-01T11:00

Can you really capture emotion in art? Is there something that you can convey on the canvas that transfers to the viewer? Emotion is such a complicated and complex human experience that the effo...

The Influence of Dreams&How to Start Painting, with Suzanne Unrein from 2019-01-17T07:06:55

Do your dreams impact your creative process? Have you ever explored this aspect of intersection between your imagination and your art? Does your approach to starting a painting differ from your ...

Exploring the Role of Truth in Art, with Vincent Giarrano from 2019-01-03T05:31:24

What comes to mind when you consider the phrase, “Truth in art?” Do you think of artists who have a bold message in their artwork or do you think of more subtle approaches? It was my pleasure to...

Happy Holidays! Here's to an exciting 2019 from 2018-12-23T03:02:23

Happy Holidays!

Last week we celebrated over 2 million downloads of the Savvy Painter podcast!

None of this would be possible without you. I'm so grateful that you...

The Process behind Encaustic Art, with Lisa Kairos from 2018-12-13T11:00

Have you ever seen encaustic art and found yourself drawn in? There is something about encaustic artwork that grabs the viewer in a way that is different from other techniques. My guest, Lisa Ka...

Diving Deep into the Creative Process, with Cecil Touchon from 2018-11-29T11:00

How often do you get the chance to do a deep dive into the creative process? Sure, you may have enjoyed the ability to do this when you were in school or early in your career but have you though...

Exploring the Language of Painting, with Maggie Siner from 2018-11-15T11:00

What does it look like to explore the language of painting? How do you understand the language? What does it take to become fluent in it? I had the incredible honor of sitting down and discussin...

Striking Landscape Paintings, with Marie Thibeault from 2018-11-01T10:00

Have you ever viewed a landscape painting that stayed with you for days after your viewing? Many people have had that type of response to Marie Thibeault's amazing artwork. In our conversation, ...

Going Deeper Than The Surface, with Nicolas Uribe from 2018-10-18T10:00

It can be a challenge in the art world to stand out and appeal to art collectors and stay true to who you are as an artist. Have you faced these struggles in your art career? My guest Nicolas Ur...

Following Your Intuition, with Jordan Wolfson from 2018-10-04T10:00

What role has your intuition played in your development as an artist? Have you always followed it or has it been a struggle to give yourself that permission? My guest, Jordan Wolfson has embrace...

A Glimpse Inside the World of An Artistic Director, with Christina Steinbrecher-Pfandt from 2018-09-20T10:00

What does an artistic director do? How do they curate and plan a multifaceted event like an art fair? I had the pleasure to sit down with renowned artistic director, Christina Steinbrecher-Pfand...

The Love of Literature&Telling Stories Through Art, with Susan Lichtman from 2018-09-06T10:00

Does literature have an influence on your artwork? Where do you draw your inspiration? How can we tell stories through our art in a compelling and engaging way? My guest is Susan Lichtman, an ac...

Gouache Portraits&Telling #MeToo Stories, with Diana Corvelle from 2018-08-23T10:00

What does the process of creating gouache portraits look like? Where did the idea come from to create these portraits alongside the #MeToo stories of women who have survived sexual harassment an...

Exploring Embroidery Artwork, with Cayce Zavaglia from 2018-08-09T10:00

Where does the inspiration come from to explore embroidery artwork? What is the process like going from the canvas to the embroidery and back again? How do the two mediums complement and contras...

Landscape Painting and the Value of Staying Put, with William Kocher from 2018-07-26T10:00

What does it look like to stay put and get to know a location inside and out? What insights and lessons can you learn from this helpful discipline? How does staying in one location impact your g...

Creating Accessible Art, with Bartosz Beda from 2018-07-12T10:00

What does it look like to create accessible art? How does that topic become a passion project for an artist? What comes to mind when you think of “Accessible art?” My guest, artist Bartosz Beda ...

Honing Your Craft and Replenishing Your Creativity, with Aubrey Levinthal from 2018-06-28T10:00

As an artist, you’ve likely struggled with honing your craft and finding ways to replenish your creativity over the years, I know I have! That’s why I loved my conversation with Aubrey Levinthal...

Large Scale Paintings and Trusting Your Instincts, with Palden Hamilton from 2018-06-14T10:00

What captures an artist’s imagination to create large-scale paintings? How do you tap into the boldness that's necessary to follow your instincts and create something that feels impossible? My g...

Plein Air Artwork and Studying the Landscape, with Matt Smith from 2018-05-31T10:00

What goes through the mind of a plein air artist? How do they study the landscape and come up with that one viewpoint that draws them in? Do the habits for success come quickly or do they unfold...

Observational Art and Finding Your Way, with Elana Hagler from 2018-05-17T10:00

What comes to mind when you think of observational art? Are there specific artists that you think of? Have you dabbled in observational art? My guest is art educator and observational artist, El...

Expanding Your Painting Skills, the Drawback of Viewing Art Digitally and more with Claudia Rilling from 2018-05-03T10:00

On your journey as an artist, have you experienced a season where you wanted to expand your painting skills? What helped you in that season? What would you suggest to others who are in that seas...

Interior Landscapes, Still Life Paintings, and the Absence of Curation with John Lee from 2018-04-19T10:00

What does the journey of a responsive painter focused on interior landscapes and still life paintings entail? How do you cultivate an awareness of the world around you in a way that can come to ...

Discover How to Sell Your Art Online and Grow Your Audience, with Jenni Waldrop from 2018-04-05T10:00

What does it take to sell your art online successfully? Do you need to hire someone else to do it or are there tools and resources out there to empower artists like you to run your business effe...

Paint Brush Care, Techniques, and Q&As with Trekell Art Supplies from 2018-03-08T11:00

As I’ve been promising, here is my special conversation with Brian Trekell and Courtney Bridges from Trekell Art Supplies. In our conversation, we cover a ton of ground. Everything from how Trek...

How to Crush the Inner Critic, Get Over Perfectionism, and Get Out of Your Own Way So You Can Create Your Best Work from 2018-03-01T18:28:12

I’m trying something new on this special episode! I want to tackle some of the common questions that I get from many of my listeners and fellow artists like you. On this episode, we will cover m...

Narrative Painting and Discovering Your Artistic Voice, with Gabriela Dellosso from 2018-02-22T11:00

I’ve heard from many of my fellow artists about the struggle to find their artistic voice. Have you struggled with finding yours? What has helped you in your pursuit? My guest is narrative paint...

Constantly Learning and Refusing to Quit with Figurative Artist, Vonn Sumner from 2018-02-15T11:00

What is it that keeps you going as an artist? Where do you find your “Can-do spirit?” Is it a constant struggle for you to stay motivated and energized in your work? Don’t worry, you aren’t alon...

Enriching Relationships with Fellow Artists, with Karen Offutt from 2018-02-08T11:00

What has your journey as an artist been like? Have you benefited from rich and vibrant relationships with fellow artists? Or have you struggled to find your tribe of peers who you can collaborat...

An Exciting Journey as a Self Taught Artist, with Erin Spencer from 2018-02-01T11:00

What does it look like to build a career as a self taught artist? What are the unique challenges and thrilling rewards of forging a path on your own? Can you really succeed and thrive as a self ...

Paint Colors, Techniques, Best Practices, and more! Special Q&A Session with Gamblin from 2018-01-25T11:00

Have you been experimenting with your paint colors lately? Do you have questions about different colors and the best way to mix them? You are in luck! As I’ve been promising, our special color e...

Fueling a Passion for Art, with Kelli Vance from 2018-01-18T11:00

What is it that fuels your passion for art? Can you trace your passion back to an early age or is it something that was awakened in you later in life? How do you continue to fan the flame? My gu...

The Ebb and Flow of Art Sales, with Kenny Harris from 2018-01-11T11:00

How do you as an artist navigate the ebb and flow of art sales? Is there a method to the madness or is it all guesswork? What lessons have you learned in your career to help you navigate this im...

The Benefit of Being Part of an Art Community and Taking Risks, with Julie Beck from 2018-01-04T11:00

The results are in and I am happy to announce the three winners of our art competition. Take a look at the end of this post for images and links for our second and third place winners. Our first...

Cityscape and Landscape Art, with Adam Harrison from 2017-12-28T11:00

What does the process of creating cityscape and landscape art entail? How do those artists choose their locations? What does it even look like to create a portable studio? My guest, Adam Harriso...

Abstract Painting and the Freedom to Create, with Allison Gildersleeve from 2017-12-21T11:00

What is the evolution like for an artist that focuses on abstract painting? How can the work of abstract painting provide additional avenues that encourage a freedom to create? My guest, Allison...

Art Critique, with Melinda Cootsona from 2017-12-14T11:00

What does it take to whether an art critique and come out the other side ready to continue to create? How do you receive criticism and move forward? I had the pleasure to sit down with the artis...

Figurative Art and Choosing Women as Subjects, with Amber Lia-Kloppel from 2017-12-07T20:12:43

How are women represented in figurative art? Can you tell the difference between figurative art created by a woman and a man? What is it about women painting women that stands out? Figurative ar...

Mural Art, with Ralph Gilbert from 2017-11-30T11:00

Have you ever been involved in creating mural art? Do you know the intricacies and details involved with creating artwork on such a large scale? What about commissioned mural artwork in public s...

From Freelance Artist to Art Instructor, with Jane Davies from 2017-11-23T11:00

What is it like to move from working and earning a living as a freelance artist and begin a career as an art instructor? What impact does that transition have in the creative process? My guest, ...

An Evolving Approach to Selling Art, with Jose Trujillo from 2017-11-16T11:00

What is the best approach to selling art? Have you found it more effective to be your own advocate or to connect with galleries and agents who promote your art for you? My guest, Jose Trujillo w...

Collage Work&Mixed Media Art, with Lorette Luzajic from 2017-11-09T11:00

Have collage work and other forms of mixed media art been a part of your artistic journey? What influence have different forms of artistic expression had on your development as an artist? I had ...

Finding the Freedom to Create Your Art, with Lynn Whipple from 2017-11-02T10:00

Do you ever struggle with finding the freedom or giving yourself the permission to create your art? Maybe you try to convince yourself that the work you make to pay the bills is the art you want...

Art and Business, with Katherine Sandoz from 2017-10-26T10:00

One of the most pressing topics on the minds of many artists these days is the role of art and business. This subject can lead to heated debates about the difference between making “Pure art” an...

Light and Art, with Peter Fiore from 2017-10-19T10:00

The relationship between light and art is a beautiful and nuanced one. You can really tell when an artist has a deep passion and knowledge of how to use light in innovative and unique ways. My g...

Symbolic Art, with Noah Buchanan from 2017-10-12T10:00

What do you think of when you hear the phrase “Symbolic Art?” Are there certain assumptions and presuppositions that come to mind when you think of that phrase? My guest, Noah Buchanan uses symb...

The Role of An Artist in A New Technological Age, with Frank Lombardo from 2017-10-05T10:00

With headlines about plans to send people to Mars and other groundbreaking technological accomplishments, do you ever wonder, “What is the role of an artist in this new tech centric age?” This i...

How to Sell Your Art Without Selling Out and More! With Maria Brophy from 2017-09-28T10:00

Like most artists you’ve probably wondered how you can sell your art at some point along your journey. Some artists pick it up quickly or partner with someone who can help this navigate the busi...

The Process of Artistic Development, with Sally Strand from 2017-09-21T10:00

What really goes on behind the scenes when it comes to artistic development? Is it a straight path or are there a number of twists and turns along the way? What part of the process is active and...

Graffiti Art, Acrylic Painting, and more with Greg Simkins from 2017-09-14T10:00

What does a creative journey that starts with graffiti art then moves to video game work and then ends up on a smaller scale working with acrylics look like? What lessons and tips can other arti...

The Future of Painting, with Burton Silverman pt. 2 from 2017-09-07T10:00

What is the future of painting? How will the next decade of painting stack up given the current trends compared to what’s come before? Is the painting community on a positive trajectory? Or do w...

Components of “Good Art”, with Burton Silverman pt. 1 from 2017-08-31T10:00

What does it take to create “Good Art?” Who decides? What elements or components are necessary to deem something good? My guest today is the renowned artist, Burton Silverman. This is part one o...

The Hard Work of An Artist, with Steve DaLuz from 2017-08-24T10:00

Do you struggle with putting in the focused and hard work required of you as an artist? You aren’t alone! I’ve struggled with carving out the time and maintaining that focused attention to the c...

Narrative Painting, with Nathan Lewis from 2017-08-17T10:00

What comes to mind when you think of narrative painting? Do you think of a particular painting or a series of paintings? What is it about painting with a narrative that captures an audience? My ...

Oil Painting Questions and Answers, with Gamblin from 2017-08-10T10:00

Do you have questions about oil painting and the best materials to use? Look no further, it’s here! Robert Gamblin, Mary, and Pete Cole join me to answer your biggest questions about oil paintin...

Urban Paintings, with Ehsan Maleki from 2017-08-03T10:00

Have you ever wondered what urban paintings out of Tehran might look like? What about the status of the art community in Iran in general? My guest, Ehsan Maleki is an Iranian artist whose painti...

Abstract vs Figurative Art, with Mario Naves from 2017-07-27T10:00

Do you find yourself in the abstract or figurative art group? Most artists end up in one group or the other, but there some who start in one group and migrate to the other. My guest, Mario Naves...

Intuitive Painting, with Alan Feltus from 2017-07-20T10:00

What is intuitive painting? How does the intuitive process work? It has been said that the goal of intuitive painting is to allow yourself the space to be inside color, paint, and process while ...

The Path of a Self Taught Artist, with Julian Merrow Smith from 2017-07-13T10:00

Have you ever wondered how a self taught artist fares in today’s art scene? Do they have the same difficulties and opportunities as artists who have been through the traditional route? What uniq...

Art and Play, with Jeremiah Palecek from 2017-07-06T10:00

What comes to mind when you think of art and play? Do you consider art as a playful act? Imagine how this shift in mindset can bring forth a wide range of freedom and joy in the creative process...

Art and the Impact of Social Media, with John Wentz from 2017-06-29T10:00

With the impact of social media and the ability to get instant feedback from your audience and fanbase, an important question for artists to consider is “What are you willing to compromise?” If ...

Discover Your Passion in Life, with Deborah Paris from 2017-06-22T10:00

Have you discovered your passion in life? What is that one thing that lights you up like nothing in the world can? Imagine going through life without realizing or experiencing your passion in a ...

Finding Your Artistic Voice, with Nancy Gruskin from 2017-06-15T10:00

Often it can take an artist years to discover their “Artistic voice.” It comes to each artist in a different way, some find it by learning from mentors and instructors over years, others find it...

The Art of Being Present, with Joseph Todorovitch from 2017-06-08T10:00

What does “Being present” mean to you? Do you find that it is easy or difficult to be present in your studio time? With the cacophony of noise and distractions in our world, to be is present and...

Embracing the Unknown, with Lani Irwin from 2017-06-01T10:00

Some artists love to tell a very intentional and direct story with their artwork, and some focus on embracing the unknown. Artist Lani Irwin has a fascinating relationship with her paintings and...

Art Writer: John Seed from 2017-05-25T10:00

John Seed is an art writer, art and art history professor, and an artist in his own right. In our conversation we discuss his formative experience learning under Nathan Oliveira, his time workin...

Layered Paintings, with Chris Liberti from 2017-05-18T10:00

I’ve always been intrigued by layered paintings. I don’t know if you’ve had that same draw but there is something about the textures and the grooves that draw you in and makes you wonder why the...

Art and Spirituality, with Dozier Bell from 2017-05-11T10:00

When most people think of art and spirituality, they think of religious art. But what if there was a more subtle approach to art and spirituality that subverts the more common public expectation...

Experiencing Artist’s Block, with Jason Cytacki from 2017-05-04T10:00

Have you ever struggled with “Artist’s block?” We’ve all heard about how difficult and frustrating “Writer’s block” can be for an author who is used to having the words flow out on the page, but...

Women Painting Women, with Alia El-Bermani from 2017-04-27T10:00

Why don’t we see more women painting women? The subject of some of the best paintings and sculptures throughout history has been the female form. However, the majority of those works of art have...

Personal Art, with Julyan Davis from 2017-04-20T10:00

You know that art that you love to make, that personal art that you know won’t sell in galleries? Don’t be discouraged, you aren’t alone! My guest Julyan Davis has a personal collection of art t...

Becoming An Artist, with Kami Mendlik from 2017-04-13T10:00

The public perception of a person's journey toward becoming an artist is usually an ethereal and happy go lucky one. As many of you know, that’s not the case. In my conversation with artist Kami...

Tips for Artists (From a Gallery’s Perspective), with Jennifer Farris from 2017-04-06T10:00

Wouldn’t it be great to hear inside tips for artists from a gallery’s perspective? Most of my interviews are with artists but I jump at the chance when I get to connect with a gallery owner. The...

Artistic Motivation, with Scott Conary from 2017-03-30T10:00

What is your artistic motivation? Has it always been the same, or has it changed? Artist Scott Conary would say that it has changed over the years. He describes a time when his artwork and his c...

Inspired Art Framework, with Holly Lane from 2017-03-23T10:00

Most people don’t stop to consider the artistry involved with the framework that houses paintings. In many cases this is done on purpose, too elaborate or extravagant framework might detract fro...

The Impact of an Art Mentor, with Joe Gyurcsak from 2017-03-16T10:00

Do you realize the power an art mentor has? They have the ability to guide and shape the next generation of artist. Unfortunately, this relationship is often underutilized. My guest Joe Gyurcsak...

Passion for Art, with Rey Bustos from 2017-03-09T11:00

When you meet someone who is passionate about a subject it can be contagious, whether you like the subject or not. But it takes a unique individual to really transfer and ignite that passion int...

Breaking the Mold, with Robert Chiarito from 2017-03-02T11:00

Sometimes you just need to shake things up. Routine and patterns can foster complacency and stifle creativity. My guest Robert Chiarito lives to change things up when it comes to his artwork. Mu...

Observational Art and Invented Imagery, with Langdon Quin from 2017-02-23T11:00

I had the wonderful privilege of sitting down with renowned artist and educator Langdon Quin. We discussed his work with observational art and invented imagery. Langdon was gracious enough to pr...

Painting in Gouache, with Phyllis Shafer from 2017-02-16T11:00

My guest today is Phyllis Schafer. You might remember her being mentioned from the interview I conducted with Parker Stremmel. Phyllis is represented by the Stremmel Gallery in Reno, NV. We had ...

Mathematics and Art, with Michael Schultheis from 2017-02-09T11:00

If you are anything like me, you might find math to be an intimidating subject. But math and art have had a harmonious relationship for hundreds of years. There is a rich history between the two...

Incremental Change, with Deborah Zlotsky from 2017-02-02T11:00

Incremental change isn’t sexy. Big changes and bold moves get all the attention and headlines. But most of the world revolves around this slow but steady persistent and forward progress of incre...

Artistic Inspiration, with Ginnie Gardiner from 2017-01-26T11:00

There are a multitude of factors that contribute to crafting your personality. The familiar debate of nature versus nurture comes to mind. Just as there are various pieces involved in crafting a...

Thriving as a Self Taught Artist, with Kirstine Reiner Hansen from 2017-01-19T11:00

Kirstine Reiner Hansen is an artist with a vibrant story. On this episode of Savvy Painter, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Kirstine to discuss her succe...

Good Habits Maximize Creativity, with Emily Leonard from 2017-01-12T11:00

No one has a perfect story. Light and dark, day and night, there seems to be a constant opposite element to contrast our experiences in life. We all have our moments of glory and times of diffic...

Mixed Media Art, with Caren Canier from 2017-01-05T11:00

Mixed media art refers to a work of art where more than one medium has been employed. "Mixed media" tends to refer to a work of visual art that combines various traditionally distinct visual art...

Finding Your Creative Inspiration, with Jennifer Pochinski from 2016-12-29T11:00

How do artists find their creative inspiration? The answer to this question is as unique as each person who asks it. Every artist finds their inspiration differently and that inspiration varies ...

Synesthesia Art, with Krista Harris from 2016-12-22T10:00

Synesthesia is a sensation that some people have when one sense is being interpreted by a different one. Some people see a color when a number is mentioned. Others smell a lemon when they see a ...

Controversial Art and Sending a Message, with Hannah Yata from 2016-12-15T11:00

Controversial art is often provocative. The artist wants to make you feel something on a visceral level or they want to challenge the way you think. If you haven’t ever thought of art as a mediu...

The Creative Process and the Artist’s Responsibility, with John Brosio from 2016-12-08T11:00

The creative process works differently for everyone. If you are an artist you know that. It’s even possible that what works for you for some time, in terms of how you go about preparing to creat...

Stremmel Gallery Manager, Parker Stremmel from 2016-12-01T10:00

Parker Stremmel is the Gallery Manager at Stremmel gallery in Reno, Nevada. The gallery opened in 1969 with an outdoor and wildlife emphasis, but by 2003, it evolved to reflect a modern focus. T...

Figurative Artist Jennifer Balkan from 2016-11-23T18:01:24

Jennifer Balkan didn’t start out to be an artist. She earned a Ph.D in anthropological sociology, but after seeing master paintings in France, Italy, and Spain, she knew she had to sw...

Chris Leib from 2016-11-17T16:01:38

Realist painter Chris Leib’s artistic journey began by way of anthropology and a near-miss with a career in real estate. An apprenticeship with Roberto Lupetti provided a foundation from which h...

An Interview with Gillian Pedersen-Krag from 2016-11-03T16:46:35

Gillian Pederson-Krag paints still-lifes and figurative work from her home in New York. She received her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1961 and her MFA from Cornell University sh...

Abstract Painter Brian Rutenberg from 2016-10-21T16:00

Brian Rutenberg is originally from South Carolina. He received his BFA from the College of Charleston, and his MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City.

I think you will really...

Figurative Painter Zoey Frank from 2016-10-05T10:00

Zoey Frank is a figurative painter from Colorado. She studied at the Juliette Aristides Atelier in Seattle and then went on to get her MFA from the Laguna College of Art and Design.

Zoey ...

An Interview with Susan Jane Walp from 2016-09-22T20:52:27

Susan Jane Walp paints still lifes from her home in Vermont. Her compositions expertly balance silent spaces with a powerful geometry that pulls you in and holds you. Her influences range from P...

Billyo O'Donnell from 2016-09-16T01:53:09

Like many artists, Billyo O'Donnell struggled with the decision to pursue art as a vocation. But standing in his boss's office at a Missouri saw mill, Billyo came to a life changing realization....

Kathleen Speranza: Dancing On The Third Rail from 2016-09-01T19:00

Kathleen Speranza is a painter from Massachusetts. She earned her BFA from Boston University and her MFA from Yale. She teaches painting and drawing at Rhode Island School of Design.

Her ...

Trici Venola, Drawing Istanbul from 2016-08-19T20:51:06

You are listening to the 100th episode of the Savvy Painter podcast! To commemorate this exciting event, I’ve been working on something special for you. I’m collecting the very best quotes and o...

Abstract Painter Rebecca Crowell from 2016-08-05T02:07:18

Rebecca Crowell creates luscious abstract paintings which are inspired by her travels and memories of places.

In this episode, Rebecca and I talk about working with cold wax, and how play...

An Interview with Zaria Forman from 2016-07-29T15:30

Zaria Forman makes pastel drawings of glaciers and icebergs and the changing landscapes of places like Antarctica, Greenland, and the Maldives. She does this to bring attention to climate change...

Symbolist Painter Greg Decker from 2016-07-21T22:34:20

Greg Decker is a symbolist painter, living in southern New Mexico. He holds two MFA (Master of Fine Arts) degrees, from Cranbrook Academy of Art (MI) and from the New York Academy of Art (NYC). ...

Timothy Horn from 2016-07-15T17:21:58

Timothy Horn paints rural landscapes around Marin and Sonoma counties in northern California.

He fell in love with painting after a chance encounter with another artist who has been on th...

An Interview with Ann Gale from 2016-06-30T22:30:04

Ann is a figurative painter based in Seattle. If you are not familiar with her work, you definitely want to spend some time to really look at what she is doing in her painting. On the surface yo...

Celia Reisman from 2016-06-23T21:57:59

Celia Reisman paints suburban landscapes - specifically the neighborhood she has been living in for over 30 years. 

In this interview discusses her process of creating these pain...

SPP Skip Whitcomb from 2016-06-16T16:08:51

Skip Whitcomb grew up on a Ranch in Colorado, without much encouragement to pursue art as a vocation. Following his parents advice, he enrolled in college to study business, but quickly realized...

An Interview with Plein Air Painter Ray Roberts from 2016-06-09T07:30

Ray Roberts is a California painter, who paints landscapes and figures both in studio and en plein air. He is best known for his seascapes, figurative work, and landscapes of California and the ...

Kurt Moyer from 2016-05-19T16:50:48

Kurt Moyer is a landscape painter living in upstate New York. He pulls inspiration from nature, and from studying the master paintings that came before us.

As Kurt will tell you, some mys...

Mark Daniel Nelson from 2016-05-12T15:58:08

After a successful career in illustration, Mark Daniel Nelson decided he would be more fulfilled working on his own art. He took his business acumen from the illustration world and applied it to...

Martin Campos from 2016-05-05T20:42:39

Figurative oil painter Martin Campos describes himself as a late bloomer. He began painting in earnest in his late 20s and didn't go to the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA) where he teac...

Bobbie Burgers - Capturing Past, Present, and Future All In One Moment. from 2016-04-21T21:42:42

Bobbie Burgers is an artist living in Vancouver, Canada. She paints large scale portraits of flowers, but as Bobbie will tell you, these paintings are actually not about the flowers at all.

Debra Huse – Plein Air Painting and the Debra Huse Gallery from 2016-04-16T04:39:18

Debra is a plein air painter from Southern California. She lives in Orange County where she has a studio and a gallery on Balboa Island.

She has been featured in Art of the West, and Plei...

Felicia Forte from 2016-04-07T08:00

Felicia is a representational artist who paints Alla Prima portraits from her studio in Detroit. Her self portrait ‘Melting Point’ was accepted into he BP Portrait awards show in 2015.

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John Cosby on Plein AIr Painting and When to Show your Work from 2016-03-31T21:16:10

Plein Air painter John Cosby began his art career at sea. Like so many people in their 20's he had the urge to travel and see what else is out there. Other sailors noticed him drawing, John need...

Classical Realist Painter David Gray from 2016-03-25T00:29:58

David Gray is a classical realist painter. His work has appeared in Southwest Art, Art of the West, and American Art Collector.

David talks with Antrese Wood about how being an artist is ...

An Interview with Sean Cheetham from 2016-03-17T18:49:01

Sean Cheetham grew up surrounded by artists and encouraged to create. He studied illustration at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and quickly began teaching and showing his art.

An Interview With the Artist Christopher Gallego from 2016-03-10T19:39

Christopher Gallego talks about mastery, the artist mindset, why a painting might 'fail', and his new drawings of the streets of New York City.

Paint what makes your heart hurt- Chelsea Bentley James from 2016-02-25T08:35

Chelsea Bentley James studied art at the University of Utah and shows her work at Dolby Chadwick in San Francisco.

After some early success with still life paintings, Chelsea was advised ...

Creativity without limits, an interview with Katy Schneider from 2016-02-18T18:43:18

Artist Katy Schneider paints intimate domestic scenes, mostly from her 6 foot by 8 foot studio in her basement. She plays with questions like, how do you fit all of THIS in such a small space? W...

Figurative Artist Andrew Salgado from 2016-02-11T08:05

Andrew Salgado paints large colorful portraits and abstract figurative work. He is originally from Canada but after attending graduate school at Chelsea he made London his home.

In this i...

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A Conversation with Laurie Lipton from 2016-02-04T17:26:27

Laurie Lipton creates massive, intricate drawings using her very own peculiar drawing technique building up tone with thousands of fine cross-hatching lines like an egg tempera painting.

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Yael Scalia from 2016-01-21T10:00

I met Yael in Italy last summer at the JSS in Civita program. And If you have never seen her work, do yourself a favor: soak it in. 

Her paintings are exquisite jewels, and like the artis...

Building a Dream Studio With Determination And Sweat Equity. from 2016-01-08T00:20:01

Artist Dean Fisher lives with his wife Jo in a beautifully remodeled barn house in Connecticut. As it turns out, there is a story behind this barn house. In this episode, Dean shares a fascinati...

Tony Peters Part 2 from 2015-12-10T08:30

Part two of a conversation with the artist Tony Peters. We continue our conversation on focus. Tony and I also discuss coming up with a style for your work and how that is very different from do...

Tony Peters: Looking Inward for Growth&Meaning from 2015-12-04T16:43:17

Part one of a two part interview with the artist Tony Peters.

In this episode, Tony and I talk about his formative years at the Art Center College of Design, and what he ...

JSS in Civita from 2015-11-20T02:54:20

This past summer, I made a trip to Italy to participate in the JSS master program in Civita Castellana with Israel Hershberg and guest of honor Ann Gale.

The master program is an intense ...

Landscapes, Collages&Designing Your Art Career with Harry Stooshinoff from 2015-10-23T00:09:49

Harry Stooshinoff realized pretty quickly after grad school that in order to sustain his career, he needed to make some tough choices. He took matters into his own hands and designed his life so...

James Gurney on Dinotopia, Creativity, and Technology in the Arts. from 2015-10-08T22:12:10

• James Gurney talks about: 
• How John Steinbeck, Charles Kuralt, and a hobo named Bud inspired James to spend three months traveling across the U.S.
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Part 2: Cameron Schmitz on Pricing Work, Studio Time and Collectors from 2015-09-10T09:00

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Part 1: Cameron Schmitz on Galleries&Collectors from 2015-08-27T09:30

Cameron Schmitz in the first of a two part interview. In this segment, we talk about what it means to ...

Looking Up with JD Wissler from 2015-08-13T09:30

JD Wissler has been having a decades long love affair with clouds. He is fascinated with the nuances, ...

How to sell your art online with Karin Jurick from 2015-07-30T09:00

Karin Jurick's framing business took a dive after 9/11. In a desperate attempt to save the shop and to...

Let them come to you- Stanka Kordic on galleries and collectors. from 2015-07-16T09:00

Stanka Kordic graduated from the ...

How a late start, a health scare and an abandoned powerplant shaped Janne Kearney's creativity. from 2015-07-02T11:30

Janne Kearney started painting in her 40’s. She struggled through her own feelings of not being a “rea...

A look into the self, with painter Karen Kaapcke from 2015-06-18T17:31:02

Karen Kaapke talks about her ongoing series of self portraits, why she started this series and how it ...

Persistence and Excellence- Pastel and Watercolor artist Mario Robinson from 2015-06-04T10:30

Mario Robinson talks about how remarkable teachers guided him towards his art. After two years in the ...

How an inspired idea turned into a 10 year project with Connie Hayes from 2015-05-21T11:00

Connie Hayes created a project called Borrowed Views when her warehouse studio didn't inspire. Listen ...

Letting Go of the Inner Critic- Rick Stevens Part 2 from 2015-05-10T18:10:01

Part 2 with the artist Rick Stevens.
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Rick Stevens: Straddling the line between abstract and representational painting. from 2015-05-01T02:18:20

As Rick will tell you in this interview, straddling the line between abstract and representational pai...

Israel Hershberg - Part 2 from 2015-04-16T20:33:02

Part 2 of a multipart interview with renowned landscape oil painter Israel Hershberg. 

Antrese Wood and Israel Hershberg talk about originality vs. Individuality, and what Johnny...

Lori Putnam, Plein Air Painter from 2015-04-09T09:00

Lori Putnam is an award winning Plein Air Painter.
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Israel Hershberg- Part 1 from 2015-03-05T11:30

This is part one of a two part interview with renowned painter Israel Hershberg. He talks about his ...

Textile Artist Karin Olah on Materials, and How to Build a Solid Artist Network From Scratch from 2015-02-26T11:00

Karin Olah got her start in the fabric industry. Part of her job was to create a dye to perfectly matc...

Plein Air Painter&Art Ambassador Kevin Macpherson from 2015-02-19T12:00

Kevin Macpherson has won numerous awards for his plein air paintings.
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David Kassan - giving back to the arts with the Kassan Foundation from 2015-02-12T12:00

David Kassan would be labeled as a realist painter. You can practically see the blood pulsing through ...

Realist Painter Stanley Goldstein from 2015-02-05T10:00

Stanley Goldstein is a realist painter, representing large and small-scale scenes of everyday life as ...

The Secret Notebooks of Walt Morton from 2015-01-29T11:09:08

Walt Morton gives a mindblowing talk on the contents of his notebooks:

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Daily Paintworks founder Carol Marine from 2015-01-22T12:00

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British Figurative Painter James Bland from 2015-01-15T12:00

James Bland is an English figurative artist who lives and works in Kent. James and Antrese Wood talk a...

WW2 Vet&Award Winning Artist Ashley Bryan from 2015-01-08T11:00

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Color Experiments and Meshing Cultures with Henry Isaacs from 2014-12-18T11:00

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Palette Knife Painting en Plein Air with Carol Swinney from 2014-12-11T13:00

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Part 2- A Conversation With Narrative Painter John Hull from 2014-12-04T11:00

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Narrative Painter John Hull on Everyday Moments in American Life (Part 1) from 2014-11-27T12:00

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Choosing a Subject, Maintaining Your Integrity, and Diversifying Your Art Portfolio: David Shevlino Part 2 from 2014-11-20T13:00

Part 2: David Shevlino talks about his diver series and how he chooses his subjects, plus a cautionary tale about maintaining your integrity as an artist after your work starts to sell and galle...

Taking risks and Surviving Economic Crisis- David Shevlino, Part 1 from 2014-11-13T11:00

Figurative painter David Shevlino talks about why ateliers are making a come back, how the 2008 stock market crash pushed his oil painting to new levels, and what he learned by pushing out of hi...

What do Collectors Look For? An Interview With Jean Stern from 2014-11-06T12:00

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Plein Air Painter Jill Carver from 2014-10-30T09:30

How to prepare for plein-air landscape painting, challenges of reinventing herself after moving from London to Texas, and switching from art fairs to gallery representation are some of the topic...

Getting your exhibition funded with Mitchel Coffman from 2014-10-09T08:30

How Mitchel Coffman raised over $12,650 using crowd funding for an art exhibit to honor his mentor, Jo...

Tips to plan and organize your gallery show - stress free from 2014-10-02T07:30

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38: Concept Artist Nathan Fowkes from 2014-09-25T07:30

Nathan Fowkes has painted backgrounds for animation giants Dream Works, Disney, and other entertainment legends. His film credits include The Road to El Dorado, The Prince of Egypt, How to Train...

37: Color theory and promotion tactics with Mitchell Johnson from 2014-09-18T07:00

Mitchell is convinced that there is an audience for your fine art, but its the artist's responsibility to find co...

Suburban Landscape Painter Marc Trujillo from 2014-09-11T18:26:44

Marc Trujillo and I talk candidly about process - he goes into detail about art materials, how (and why) he chooses things like:  canvas size, his palette set up, how to combine photography with...

35: What artists are reluctant to talk about - Gabe Fernandez from 2014-09-04T17:50:58

Gabe Fernandez and Antrese Wood talk about how to craft a compelling artist bio, the importance of social skills, and why community among artists is so important for your development - and sanit...

Let's talk Money, with Luna Jaffe from 2014-08-28T08:30

Certified Financial Planner and author Luna Jaffe talks to Antrese Wood about why artists feel handicapped when it comes to managing money, plus exercises that have demolished long held scripts ...

Hive Gallery Owner, Nathan Cartwright from 2014-08-22T01:04:11

Hive Gallery owner talks candidly about what artists should do before approaching a gallery. Nathan shares how the Hive started and his fascination with mythology. http://savvypainter.com/33

32: Gallery in an Airstream- Taking the Show on the Road from 2014-08-14T17:48:36

Brenda Scallon talks about the Caravan Gallery - Taking the show on the road in a 40 year old Airstream http://savvypainter.com

31: Figurative Painter Hollis Dunlap from 2014-08-07T08:30

Hollis Dunlap and Antrese Wood talk about the transition from college to the real world. What  Michelangelo and Van Gogh have in common, and a list of other old and current masters. http://savvy...

30: Create Visual Content That Spreads with Donna Moritz from 2014-08-01T16:05:26

Donna Moritz is the go-to gal for creating visual content that spreads like wildfire. In this episode, we talk about the four types of images artists can use to get their work seen. We also talk...

29: Tom Wudl from 2014-07-24T19:12:29

The delusions and fantasies of artists - Tom Wudl pulls no punches. Antrese and Tom talk about galleries, freeing your creativity, and paying full attention to your life. http://savvypainter.com...

28: Dean Fisher from 2014-07-14T19:53:39

Connecticut based artist Dean Fisher tells the story of how he moved from Chicago to Madrid to paint at the Prado. He talks candidly with Antrese Wood about the defining moments in his art caree...

27: Art Licensing Expert Tara Reed from 2014-07-07T13:57:28

Tara Reed and Antrese Wood dive into the commercial side of art. Licensing won’t be for everyone, but knowing your options is important, and for some artists licensing can be a vital part of the...

26: Sketching from Square One author Richard Scott from 2014-06-30T08:00

Richard Scott, artist and author of Sketching from Square One to Trafagar Square talks to Antrese Wood about how to improve drawing skills, tackle complicated subjects and the daily habits of th...

25: Are you ready for the Press? Media expert Amy Flurry shares her tips. from 2014-06-23T08:00

Media expert Amy Flurry explains how to prepare your artist bio and your website for press coverage. L...

24: Business of Art with Errol Gerson from 2014-06-16T07:30

Errol Gerson has been teaching entrepreneurship, business and leadership skills to artists and designers for the past 43 years.

He is as passionate about art as he is about busin...

23: Watercolorist Carolyn Lord, Part 2 from 2014-06-12T22:50:35

Part 2 - an interview with Carolyn Lord.  California Regionalist Watercolor painter, Carolyn Lord and Antrese Wood talk about balancing home-life with studio time, artist gallery relationships, ...

22: Stuart Shils from 2014-06-06T06:16:21

An interview with Philadelphia artist Stuart Shils. Antrese Wood and Stuart Shils chat about creative exploration, our subjective interpretation of the world around us and developing a unique vi...

21 Peggi Kroll Roberts from 2014-05-29T17:42:25

Figurative painter Peggi Kroll Roberts talks with Antrese Wood about her leap into the fine art world, her progression as an artist, and how she balanced all that with her family life.

Pe...

20: William Wray- From Comic Book Art to Fine Art from 2014-05-22T14:30:40

Urban Landscape painter William Wray and Antrese Wood talk about making the transition from commercial art to fine art.

Turning the corner into abstraction, and how William pushed past th...

19: Jon Morrow on Blogging for Artists from 2014-05-20T03:42:59

Jon Morrow runs the very popular Boost Blog Traffic. He is a former associate editor of Copyblogger. Jon and Antrese talk about the different types of blogs for artists. http://savvypainter.com/...

18: Building Relationships With Collectors: Duane Keiser from 2014-05-15T07:30

Duane Keiser pioneered 'A Painting a Day' after successful open studio events. He took a risk, created a movement, and built lasting relationships with his collectors. Savvy Painter Interview nu...

17 Good Man, Bad Man with Ray Turner from 2014-05-08T14:03:24

Ray Turner and Antrese Wood talk about the two giants that live inside of us and what they can contribute to our art. Show notes at http://savvypainter.com/17

16: Unleashing your genius with Sam Bennett from 2014-05-05T07:30

Author of 'Get it Done', Sam Bennett and Antrese Wood talk about why procrastination is genius in disguise. http://savvypainter.com/16

15: Getting Past Materials to the Essence of Painting with Alvaro Castagnet from 2014-05-01T07:30

Alvaro Castagnet talks with Antrese Wood about the essentials of painting. Forget the medium, forget the materials, forget the technical skills- none of these will make you an artist. You must g...

14.2: Carlos Castellanos- part 2 from 2014-04-29T07:00

Get your pen out and take some notes. Carlos and Antrese talk about how to build your own artist maste...

14: Conferences, Art Booths&talking to collectors with Carlos Castellanos from 2014-04-28T07:30

Getting over the fear of approaching admirers of your work at art shows can be a tough hurdle. Carlos Castellanos and Antrese Wood give tips on getting the most out of conferences and approachin...

13: Plein Air Painter Gabor Svagrik from 2014-04-25T16:00

Plein Air painter Gabor Svagrik talks about his start in the art world and the founding of the Tuscon Art Academy Online. http://savvypainter.com/13

12: Websites for Artists with Cory Huff from 2014-04-22T14:55:12

You know you should have your artwork online. All that technical stuff just sounds so overwhelming and well... technical.

Cory Huff and Antrese Wood talk about the resources you need to g...

11: An Artist's Vision- Susan Abbott from 2014-04-10T04:03

How does an artist balance her vision and the need to sell her work? Susan Abbott and Antrese Wood talk about the role of the artists vision in her work. http://savvypainter.com/11

10 Selling Art on Facebook and Licensing with Natasha Wescoat from 2014-03-31T20:29:37

Natasha Wescoat and Antrese Wood talk about how to sell art on Facebook; Natasha was enormously succes...

09 Plein Air Watercolorist Andy Evansen from 2014-03-27T14:07:58

 Watercolorist  Andy Evansen  started his career in medical illustration. He later took the leap into painting for himself after leading up the Minnesota watercolor Society and later landing on ...

08 Author Pamela Slim on your Body of Work from 2014-03-24T14:18:24

Pamela Slim talks about her latest book “Body of Work”. Antrese and Pamela look at the thread that tie...

07 Carolyn Lord from 2014-03-21T04:57:50

Carolyn Lord paints in the “California Regionalist Watercolor” tradition. Her work is marked by simple shapes and bold colors. She was fortunate enough to study with renowned artist Millard Shee...

06: Pinterest tips with Cynthia Sanchez from 2014-03-17T07:30

Cynthia Sanchez is the founder of Oh So Pinteresting. She is an expert in all things Pinterest and has been singing its praises through her blog, podcast, and workshops since she first discovere...

05: Camille Przewodek, Plein Air Colorist from 2014-03-13T14:51:49

Camille Przewodek is a master at capturing light and using the color it creates to set the mood in her plein air landscapes.

Camille and Antrese talk about what set Camille apart in her m...

04: Social Media Tips with Don Crowther from 2014-03-10T14:28:33

Don Crowther is a leading social media marketing and online marketing expert. He helps companies ranging from Fortune-500-level giants to entrepreneurs make more money online using proven social...

03: Kathleen Dunphy, PleinAir Painter from 2014-03-10T12:27:27

Kathleen Dunphy  is a plein air painter from Northern California. In 1998 she was recognized by American Artist Magazine as one of the Top Ten Emerging Artists — and their prediction was right. ...

02: Charlie Hunter from 2014-03-10T09:30

Fine Artist Charlie Hunter talks about his fascinating journey that includes a degree from Yale, a successful stint as a graphic designer, then a music manager, and of course, a painter. His cat...

01: Giant Leaps, A Big Move, and Savvy Painter Begins. from 2014-03-06T20:23:04

I’m an artist, just like you. About seven years ago, I took a giant leap and quit my job art directing video games for Disney. Not long after, I took another giant leap and moved to Argentina. C...