In this episode we discuss his new book "Excellent Advice for Living: Wisdom I Wish I'd Known Earlier" which came out on May 2nd available for purchase through Amazon or at your local book store. This little book of aphorisms packs a punch by giving you wonderful meditations, thoughts, and advice that apply to everything from finding inspiration, to finding your missing keys. And for our artist listeners, the title of the graphic novel he wrote is The Silver Cord. Kelly, a sought-after public speaker has given talks at numerous events around the world and is a founding board member of the Long Now Foundation, a nonprofit that is building a clock, known as the clock of the long now, that will accurately keep time for 10,000 years and is being built deep inside a mountain in West Texas. As we navigate an increasingly connected and technologically driven world, Kevin Kelly's ideas continue to guide and inspire, challenging us to embrace the future with curiosity, optimism, adaptability, and a deep appreciation for the power of human ingenuity. So sit back, relax, maybe grab a notebook to take some notes, and join us for an enlightening conversation with Kevin Kelly.

A Bouquet of Hard Truths with Catherine Bobkoski

On this episode we sat down with Catherine Bobkoski, an American figurative and still life painter who focuses on the poetic and quiet beauty of ordinary things, specifically flowers and floral arrangements. We talk about her background and what led her to specialize in florals and teaching, why it can be an excellent idea to specialize in a specific topic, and why connecting with others in an authentic way will take you further than any other marketing tip can.

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The Search for Quiet Beauty with Shawn Krueger

In this episode we interviewed Shawn Krueger, a contemporary landscape painter who blends the American tonalist and arts & crafts traditions.We discuss his love of the tonalist movement, how he's found success within his niche by directly reaching out to his collectors, and how his dream of showing some of his tonalist work alongside the Tonalist society at the Salmagundi club has come true!

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A Leap of Faith - Derek Harrison

In this episode, we interviewed Derek Harrison, a figurative artist based in Santa Barbara, California, who specializes in dramatic figurative and landscape paintings. We discussed how he went from tattoo artist to figurative painter, as well as his transition from student to working artist. We also talk about how he uses social media and other ways in order to maintain a good rapport with his collector base. And finally, we talked about a really exciting exhibition happening at the Salmagundi Club called "Americans in Paris, Fashion", where he will be displaying four of his paintings, as well as he will be teaching in May at the Los Angeles Academy of figurative art.

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The Battle Against Entropy - Christopher Remmers

This episode is all about the battle against entropy featuring Christopher Remmers, who is an imaginative realist artist who is based in the Pacific Northwest, and our CEO Clint Watson, who is the founder of both FASO and BoldBrush. What makes this episode really fascinating is that we discussed entropy and we applied it into our creative endeavors. We also discuss Christopher Remmers' mentorship program that he is running online and in person. We also talked about his really awesome and exciting project called Evolving the Myth.

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