Sari Shryack: From a daily art practice to viral paintings, a book and beyond!
Hi everyone! Today on the show I have Sari Shryack of Not Sorry Art. Her colorful paintings cover many different subjects and techniques including landscape, still life, portraits and disco balls! I can't wait to share her energy and message on creative living with you today. Show notes here.
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Rachelle of Moondrake Co: From Board Game Cafe Owner to Rockstar Indie Dyer
Hi Everyone! Today on the show I have Rachelle, the creator of Moondrake yarns, where she is the chief dyer of the most incredibly vibrant yarns. Inside this episode she tells us about how she went from a board game cafe owner to creating the most gorgeous buzz worthy yarns ever. We dive into our collaboration yarns and my favorite, her top tip for sticking with your creative business idea and leaning into a creative life. To learn more about Rachelle and her incredible business, head to the show notes here.
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Chantal @knitatude: Her story from the beginning, what inspires her and how she stays motivated!
Today on the show, I have Chantal of @knitatude. In this episode Chantal shares about how she manages to work a full time job at an ad agency AND run her knitwear pattern business. We cover how actually taking time to get dressed shifts the way she shows up each day, her love of knitting patterns that always speak to beginners and the design she’s most excited about right now. Show notes here.
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Jenna Rainey ~ Watercolor Artist, Former Woo Skeptic + Growing a Creative Small Business
Today on the show, I have Jenna Rainey. Jenna is a watercolor artist, teacher and entrepreneur. For creatives with small business aspirations, this podcast is for you. Jenna dives into how she manages all the things she juggles in her business all the while, not burning herself out. Prepare to be inspired. Show notes here.
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Karyn Lao: The Power of Pom Poms
Hi everyone! Today on the show I have Karyn Lao, multimedia artist whose work explores interconnectivity through play. Karyn’s work experiments with color, material, place, and participation. She believes pompoms have the power to bring communities together. To learn more abotu Karyn and to support her work, head to the show notes here.
The Collage Creative podcast is a weekly interview show dedicated to uncovering the motivations, daily routines and practices of women who are living life on their own terms. They may do this through a business they’ve created or they may simply choose to live differently in some way.
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