Artsy Types

Joy and Teresa update one another on current projects. Joy reveals she is leaving on a trip and wants to try sketching on location. Teresa has been getting into a flow at her workbench and is allowing a new collection to emerge on its own. They’ve both been busy writing one-line stories to read out loud. The conversation begins by featuring listener comments to the question, “Why I Create,” and ends by swapping memories of 1980s scents—both good and bad.
~Show Notes and Links~
Point and Line to Plane by Wassily Kandinsky
Edward Hopper Study for Route 6, Eastham
Liz Steel Travel Sketching
Love's Baby Soft


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Hearing Barry Manilow explain why he writes songs has Teresa and Joy asking each other why they create? Joy has one word that captures her motivation as a creator, and Teresa pinpointed several words that drive her metalsmithing. Miniature paintings and one-sentence-stories have led Teresa into a rabbit hole, and Joy reads up on the Edmund Fitzgerald. Comments are still coming in from the digital detox episode, including one from Insta artsytypespod follower aeaea.jewellery. The episode wraps up with Jordache jeans and a favorite clothing item from Esprit.
~Show Notes and Links~
Lorain Loots 365 Day Miniature Painting Project
The Gales of November: The Untold Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald
One Sentence Stories on Reddit
The Hemingway Six-Word-Story Challenge
Background on Clothing Brand Esprit


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Finished works of art are born from small ideas. Tiny seeds—sometimes just a few scattered thoughts—somehow nestle into our minds, find ways to grow and finally make their way to a pencil, a paintbrush, piano keys, a mound of clay or a piece of enamel. Joy and Teresa talk about using an annoying crow, a haunting photograph, and an inflatable kayak as launchpads to creativity. In Rabbit Holes and Recommendations, Joy finally discovers the mastery of author Claire Keegan and Teresa explores the unique music of British composer Matthew Wilcock. Their childhood gym class staple, Dodgeball, is in the headlines, and the episode wraps up by highlighting a new Instagram follower, artist and studio jeweler aether_.studio.
~Show Notes and Links~
Musician/Artist Matthew Wilcock
Review of Foster by Claire Keegan
Joy's Short Fiction "Crow Dad"
Teresa's Cuff Bracelet Set "Where Bluebirds Brood"


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Do you have habits and rituals, or things like special clothing or playlists that set the stage for your creativity? Joy and Teresa share the recipes they each use to spark their creativity. From alt-rock band Pavement playing loudly through headphones, to curated ambient music designed to create an “emotional weather system” in the studio, their two recipes start at the same places then quickly veer off. Joy comes armed with a book anti-recommendation, and Teresa discovers trench art in Rabbit Holes and Recommendations, all before doing a deep dive on a tv show of their youth, Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp. A bed & breakfast from the UK gets shouted out as a new ArtsyTypesPod Instagram follower.
~Show Notes and Links~
Georgia O'Keeffe's Artful Lifestyle
Why Did Steve Jobs Wear the Same Clothes?
List of Films with the Wilhelm Scream
The Story of Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp


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Artists have tried to replicate the works of the masters for centuries. Copying to learn is nothing new. But what happens when the piece of jewelry you dreamed up while looking at the stars, sketched into existence in an old notebook and crafted after hours at your workbench—what happens when you see that identical piece of jewelry for sale on someone else’s website? Joy and Teresa discuss the importance of pulling inspiration from other artists while not crossing the plagiarism line. When is it ok to be a creative copycat? In Rabbit holes and Recommendations, Teresa gets caught up in the amazing mind of mixed media artist Chris Roberts Antieau, and Joy has Olivia Rodrigo’s newest album on heavy rotation, while both Gen X’ers are troubled by a hit song from their youth, “Escape (The Pina Colada Song).” The episode ends with comments on past topics from two followers of the ArtsyTypesPod Instagram account.
~Show Notes and Links~
Old Masters Copying Old Masters
The History of Copying Art: A Learning Tool or a Cheat?
Mixed Media Artist Chris Roberts Antieau
Lyrics to Escape (The Pina Colada Song)



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