This week on the podcast we're back in the studio with artist, Stephanie Scott - Stephanie is a mural artist and graphic designer. We talk about the winding path of creativity and how she found her way through the false starts. She tells me about how she approaches designing spaces in big buildings and how her dream mural is inspired by Ren and Stimpy - great chat, do it up.

Happy Halloween creative people. We have the perfect guest for our Halloween episode. Artist My Pet Skeleton is joining us on the podcast today. I loved talking to Vince, you guys are in for a treat. He has a fantastic perspective on digital artwork, hope, and collaborating with happy accidents. My Pet Skeleton has done so much work in so many mediums, he brought all of that and more to our convo. It's a great episode, do it up.

This week on the pod we are talking with artist Luke Swinson!  Luke was a treat to talk to and honestly we kind of hit on everything I want this show to be about.  We get into it about growing up in a creative family and how he is reclaiming his culture.  He tells me about how sometimes he just needs to crash and we nerd out about movies a little.  Great one, do it up!

This week on the podcast I'm chatting with Daniel Anstett, The Dead Ant, a collage artist in the Waterloo Region. I'm a sucker for a good collage & I love Daniel's work! We talk about all the pieces that go into his pieces, fixing cracks, and the ideal creative situation. Do it up!

This week on the podcast I'm chatting with Waterloo Region artist Trisha Abe. In the relatively short time that Trisha has been working as an artist, she has made a big impact and has made a style all her own. Trisha and I have a great time about her pivoting from science to art, restricting influences, and getting our heads around the business side of being a creative. Great one, do it up!

Today on the podcast I'm talking with artist Nicole Beno - the two of us have a great chat about finding a balance and creating art on a large scale.  We bond over some love for Detroit and recognizing how mean our inner critic can be.  Gooood one!