Charlie Edmiston: Art, Legacy, and Finding the Studio That Was Meant to Be | S3E21
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Liz sits down with LA-based contemporary artist and muralist Charlie Edmiston for a conversation about creative freedom, mentorship, and the pull of home. Charlie traces his path from a childhood spent constantly drawing, through Otis College where he found his way from graphic design into fine arts, to the years he spent supporting his art practice with freelance design work so he could paint without pressure. He opens up about the moment his work started selling in a meaningful way, the toll of making art to please collectors, and how he found his way back to creative freedom. Charlie also shares the personal story of how his grandfather's downtown LA clothing store led him, decades later, to his dream studio in the same neighborhood — the historic Bendix Building. The conversation closes with Charlie's rapid-fire favorites and his reflections on choosing joy, even through difficult moments.