Welcome to episode #21 of the SCHS Visual Arts Podcast! This episode is special for many reasons. The first reason is that we are talking with the amazing painter Meghan Hildebrand. Another reason is that it is the last episode for season 1 of this podcast! We will be taking a break for a little bit, which will give you plenty of time to catch up on episodes you may have missed. In our chat with painter Meghan Hildebrand, we talk about finding your visual language, the complexities of pricing your work, and why producing tons of work is so essential as a creative person. Meghan shared so much insight into whats  she does, and it was an amazing conversation.

Thank you so much to Meghan for talking with us! Please check her work out on Instagram @meghanhildebrand or online at meghanhildebrand.com.

(Note: This was recorded live with one of our advanced art classes, which is why the audio quality changes throughout the episode)

Thank you so much to all of the amazing artists who have talked with us this season. We are so fortunate to have you! Don't forget to go back and listen to any episodes you may have missed, and look out for new episodes for next season in the future by following us on Instagram @SCHSvisualart. Thank you!

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Intro music by Tucker Webb

Other background music is "Backdrop" by Blanket Music

Welcome to episode #21 of the SCHS Visual Arts Podcast! In this episode we chat with printmaker Sage Perrot, AKA Haypeep, about the versatility of printmaking, getting comfortable with talking about your work, and gold printed ceramic whoopee cushions. Sage had a lot of knowledge and wisdom that she was so willing to share, and we learned a lot!

Thank you so much to Sage for talking with us! Please check her work out on Instagram @haypeep or online at haypeep.com. You can also get shirts, beach towels, phone cases, skateboards, and more with sage's designs at haypeep.threadless.com!

(Note: This was recorded live with one of our advanced art classes, which is why the audio quality changes throughout the episode)

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Intro music by Tucker Webb

Other background music is "Backdrop" by Blanket Music

Welcome to episode #20 of the SCHS Visual Arts Podcast! In this episode we have our very first conversation with a musician and songwriter. We talk to Kate Davis about the Venn diagram of music and visual art, the importance of what you have to say in your work, and taking the leap from the rigid jazz music scene to writing songs of her own. We really appreciate Kate being so honest with us, and giving us a lot of advice on creativity that was so applicable to visual art..

Thank you so much to Kate for talking with us! Please check out her music wherever music can be found. You can listen to her 2019 album Trophy and her 2021 cover album Strange Boy now! You can also find Kate on Instagram @katedavismusic or online at katedavismusic.com.

(Note: This was recorded live with one of our advanced art classes, which is why the audio quality changes throughout the episode)

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Intro music by Tucker Webb

Other background music is "Backdrop" by Blanket Music

"rbbts" by Kate Davis from her 2019 album Trophy.

Welcome to episode #19 of the SCHS Visual Arts Podcast! In this episode we chat with Illustrator and more Daria Hlazatova about finding your style, not feeling impressive enough, and the magic of the stars. It was an incredible and enlightening conversation.

Thank you so much to Daria for talking with us! Please check her work out on Instagram @dariahlazatova.

(Note: This was recorded live with one of our advanced art classes, which is why the audio quality changes throughout the episode)

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Intro music by Tucker Webb

Other background music is "Backdrop" by Blanket Music

Welcome to episode #18 of the SCHS Visual Arts Podcast! In this episode we chat with interior designer Emily Ward, co-founder and co-owner of the interior design firm Pierce & Ward. Emily is joined by two of her design colleagues, Carmen-Jean Cluttey and Caitlin McCallum. In our talk, we covered what it's like to work in the interior design world, mood and inspiration boards for clients, and why listening to your gut is essential as a creative person. Emily, Carmen-Jean, and Caitlin were amazing resources and shared so much about what it's like to be an interior designer.

Thank you so much to Emily, Carmen-Jean, and Cailtin for talking with us! Please check their work out on Instagram @pierceandward or online at pierceandward.com. 

(Note: This was recorded live with one of our advanced art classes, which is why the audio quality changes throughout the episode)

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Intro music by Tucker Webb

Other background music is "Backdrop" by Blanket Music

Welcome to episode #17 of the SCHS Visual Arts Podcast! In this episode we chat with Letterform/Street Artist Ben Eine about being inspired by graffiti, how one day artists will be one of the most valued professions, and being old and still doing street art. It was a lot of fun to talk to him, and we appreciate the time he gave us to chat.

Thank you so much to Ben for talking with us! Please check his work out on Instagram @einsigns or online at beneine.co.uk. If you'd like to see the work he did with Banksy and other street artists, go to www.picturesonwalls.com.

(Note: This was recorded live with one of our advanced art classes, which is why the audio quality changes throughout the episode)

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Intro music by Tucker Webb

Other background music is "Backdrop" by Blanket Music

Welcome to episode #16 of the SCHS Visual Arts Podcast! In this episode we chat with comics artist/cartoonist Dan Berry about planning drawings for a book, how he makes money as a person who draws things, and Space Goblins. He is such a fun person to talk to, and he has so much to share about what he does.

Thank you so much to Dan for talking with us! Please check his work out on Instagram @thingsbydan or online at thingsbydan.co.uk. You can also check out his amazing podcast Make It Then Tell Everybody by searching anywhere podcasts are found or by going to makeitthentelleverybody.com.

(Note: This was recorded live with one of our advanced art classes, which is why the audio quality changes throughout the episode)

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Intro music by Tucker Webb

Other background music is "Backdrop" by Blanket Music