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9: Success and making it personal, a solo show with Elaine Dye
We all measure or success in different ways, yet we still seem to compare ourselves to others and what they're achieving. In this episode I share my personal thoughts on success. My online course for artists and makers: An Insider's Guide t
8: The importance of commercial galleries in the creative community with Liz Francis
Liz Francis has run the hugely popular and successful Padstow Gallery in north Cornwall since 2018. Since then it has gained a deserved reputation for the high calibre of work it exhibits in its changing and permanent beautifully curated ex
7: Being in the right place at the right time with Imogen Bone
It was the allure of Cornwall's palm trees that convinced Imogen Bone that moving south for art college in Falmouth rather than her native Scotland was the right move; and she's never looked back. In our chat we talk about how choosing to s
6: Work/life, and time on the beach balance with Carin Lindberg
Carin Lindberg swapped her Swedish homeland and a science background for the life of a jewellery designer maker creating stunning pieces from her North Cornwall coastal studio. In this episode Carin and I talk about how buying a few beads t
5: Encouraging women artists in their prime with Sharon Bruster
Sharon Bruster swapped a career in the NHS for the life of a sea-inspired Cornwall visual artist and has never looked back. She is also the co-founder (along with friend and fellow artist Maggie Cochran) of Prime Women Artists, a support, n
4: You're never too young to embrace entrepreneurship with Emily Tapp
Emily Tapp is the founder and creative behind EOT ceramics, which in under five years has carved itself an impressive reputation for its elegant forms and stylish glazing. With regular sell out online 'shops' and collections for sale in the
3: Creative Encouragement for Artists with Tara Leaver
Tara Leaver describes herself as an artist and an aquaphile so not surprisingly in episode Three of An Art to It we discuss Tara's love of swimming and how it counts as research for her underwater inspired paintings. We also talk about Tara
2: Imposter Syndrome and Ceramic Success with Judy McKenzie
In episode two I talk to ceramicist Judy McKenzie who, after a life long love of 'playing' with clay decided to pursue a BA and then a Masters degree at the Royal College of Art and now in her 60s is a successful ceramicist showing her stun
1: Creative Curation with Elaine Dye
In the first episode I share my journey to becoming a curator and gallery owner; my career in PR in Scotland and London and how my desire to be a creative never really found the right outlet until I discovered I could unleash my artistic en
An Art To It - TRAILER
When does your passion become your profession? Can you take a love of making and creating and turn it into a successful business? This is the podcast where I talk to artists and makers who, whatever their discipline, are all fortunate to ha
