Welcome to the fifteenth episode of Sustaining Craft the Podcast, a series that features those in a creative field. Listen below to learn more or keep scrolling to read about Robert Bean and how he builds visual vocabularies into his art! When he was eight, Robert Bean realized that it was possible to get paid… Read More Robert Bean: “The art always comes first.”
Welcome to the twelfth episode of Sustaining Craft the Podcast, a series that features those in a creative field. Listen below to learn more or keep scrolling to read about Katie Childs and her journey towards becoming a successful photographer! Katie Childs had every intention of being a graphic designer. Artistically gifted, she decided to… Read More Katie Childs: “Ask for help.”
Welcome to the tenth episode of Sustaining Craft the Podcast, a series that features those in a creative field. Listen below to learn more or keep scrolling to read about Diane Harper and her visual art! — Sometimes Diane Harper sees critters or monsters in her ink blots. Sometimes there’s whimsy. Sometimes there’s an element… Read More Diane Harper: “Allow the contradiction.”
Welcome to the fifth episode of Sustaining Craft the Podcast, a series that features those making a living with their craft. Sustaining Craft is a project of Hew&Weld Writing, story-based marketing crafted for local business. Listen below or keep scrolling to read the article about Suzanne Godbold and her work with Three Best Bakery! Suzanne… Read More Suzanne Godbold: “Do it scared.”
Welcome to the fourth podcast episode of Sustaining Craft, a series that features those making a living with their craft. Sustaining Craft is a project of Hew&Weld Writing, story-based marketing crafted for local business. Listen below or keep scrolling to read the article about Brittany Oaks and her work with Wandering Oaks Photography! — Brittany… Read More Brittany Oaks: “You have to hustle.”
By Elizabeth Silverstein Molly Arms saw a friend painting henna sixteen years ago, and on a whim, asked if she could try. “I had seen it a little bit, traveling in India when I was 18, but I hadn’t thought about painting until I saw my friend doing it,” explained Arms. “I asked her if… Read More Molly Arms: “You never know if you don’t try.”
A sibling rivalry with one of her brothers turned Morgan Allain’s childhood love of drawing into a more serious pastime. “I wanted to be better than him,” said Allain, who now sells prints and wearable art as “The Inkling Girl”. “Then he got into sports and stopped doing it, and I kept drawing.” At age… Read More The Inkling Girl: “I Paint What I Think is Pretty”