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Let Your Work Evolve with Catherine Freshley (Ep.127)

Saison 8 · Épisode 7

mardi 29 septembre 2026 • Durée 49:20

Welcome to the conversation with Catherine Freshly. In the interview, you’ll learn how to give yourself permission to explore even when what you're already doing is working, what can stay consistent as your work changes, and why putting in the hours at the easel can lead you somewhere you could never have planned in advance.

Bonus Conversation [Art Club]

For landscape painter Catherine Freshley, light is a huge part of what gives a place its feeling.

In this bonus episode, Freshley talks about what she looks for when painting light, from identifying the light source to noticing how the color of light changes throughout the day. She also walks us through how she builds her skies and clouds in acrylic, and why sometimes capturing the light means moving away from what you see in your reference photo.

Learn more about Catherine Freshley:

WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK

The 20for20 Art Challenge is almost here! You’ll commit to your art for 20 minutes a day for 20 days. Prep Week is underway, but there’s still time to join us, choose your project, get your materials ready, and make a plan for your 20 days. Registration is still open, so if you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time! Join us here today!

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Trusting the Next Step with Louise Fletcher (Ep.126)

Saison 8 · Épisode 6

mardi 25 août 2026 • Durée 48:07

Over the past six months, Louise Fletcher (Ep.48) has stepped away from a successful teaching business to devote herself entirely to developing a new body of work.

But this conversation isn't really about making a career change.

It's about something every artist faces sooner or later: what do you do when an instinct about a new direction won’t go away.

In our conversation, you'll learn why artistic clarity doesn't come from thinking—it comes from making the work, discover how to balance exploration without constantly chasing the next new thing, and explore why trusting the next step often means letting go of the certainty you wish you had.

Learn more about Fletcher here:

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Paint Bigger: What Changes When You Work Large with Steve Griggs (Ep.125)

Saison 8 · Épisode 5

mardi 28 juillet 2026 • Durée 38:12

Watercolorist Steve Griggs is back on the show to talk about painting large. But not just large, super super large in what he calls grand. In the conversation you’ll learn how you might need to adjust your materials, how you'll want to rethink your space, and how to work yourself up to paint large or grand.

Past Episodes with Steve Griggs:

The Artistic Power of Sketchbooks with Steve Griggs (Ep.113, Mini)

Episode 59: Feature

Learn more about Steve Griggs here:

WEBSITE / WORKSHOPS / YOUTUBE / INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK

The 20for20 Art Challenge is almost here! You’ll commit to your art for 20 minutes a day for 20 days. Prep Week is underway, but there’s still time to join us, choose your project, get your materials ready, and make a plan for your 20 days. Registration is still open, so if you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time! Join us here today!

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The Power of Sets and Reps in Painting with Allison Moir-Smith (Ep.124)

Saison 8 · Épisode 4

mardi 30 juin 2026 • Durée 48:34

Past guest (Ep.79) Allison Moir-Smith is back to talk about a project that encourages us all to use the time we do have, to paint. The project: 20 minute portraits from life. That’s start and finish, 20 minutes. And even if you don't paint portraits or want to work in this particular way, I think you’ll find the conversation has great ideas to pull into your own practice especially if you have limited time.

In the conversation you'll learn why Moir-Smith believes "sets and reps" are one of the fastest ways to build your skills, discover how she designed her portrait project around her own personality instead of someone else's expectations, and explore how limitations like a 20-minute timer can actually lead to more joyful, expressive paintings.

Learn more about Moir-Smith here:

INSTAGRAM | WORKSHOPS

The 20for20 Art Challenge is almost here! You’ll commit to your art for 20 minutes a day for 20 days. Prep Week is underway, but there’s still time to join us, choose your project, get your materials ready, and make a plan for your 20 days. Registration is still open, so if you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time! Join us here today!

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Learn the Process, Then Break the Rules with JaFang Lu (Ep.123)

Saison 8 · Épisode 3

mardi 16 juin 2026 • Durée 43:32

The podcast has been on hiatus... but it's back!

Today I'm talking with artist JaFang Lu.

In the conversation you’ll learn how to adjust your paintings based on your light source, how to build up to form, and you’ll explore a process you can try immediately on any subject.

Process is such a big part of what it means to be a painter. And we spend a lot of this episode talking about both the process Lu teachers her students but then also how she changes that process for her own work. And while we’re talking about figures, you can translate this approach to any subject.

Learn more about Lu here:

WEBSITE / WORKSHOPS / INSTAGRAM

The 20for20 Art Challenge is almost here! You’ll commit to your art for 20 minutes a day for 20 days. Prep Week is underway, but there’s still time to join us, choose your project, get your materials ready, and make a plan for your 20 days. Registration is still open, so if you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time! Join us here today!

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Ep.46 with Brienne M Brown [Archive]

mardi 9 juin 2026 • Durée 50:38

Welcome to the conversation with watercolorist, Brienne M Brown.

In the conversation, you’ll discover Brown’s pigment strategy, how to use opaques even if you are primarily a transparent painter and why sometimes the goal needs to be an ALMOST finished painting.

Podcast Art Club:

Your bonus conversation is here! In it, Brown talks composition and why you absolutely don’t need to be faithful to your reference photo.

Learn more about Brienne M Brown here:

WEBSITE / WORKSHOPS / INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK

Recommended books by Brown:

"Mastering Composition" by Ian Roberts

"Picture This" by Molly Banks

Here is a link to the videos about framing without glass on my

For Brown’s videos on framing without glass and making her watercolor panels, head here.

The 20for20 Art Challenge is almost here! You’ll commit to your art for 20 minutes a day for 20 days. Prep Week is underway, but there’s still time to join us, choose your project, get your materials ready, and make a plan for your 20 days. Registration is still open, so if you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time! Join us here today!

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7 Reasons to Start a 20-Minute Daily Art Habit (Mini) [Archive]

Saison 8 · Épisode 3

mardi 31 mars 2026 • Durée 21:38

The “I don’t have time to paint” problem is one all of us face. But in today's episode, we explore all the benefits of starting small.

You’re going to learn how to shift your success metrics, get some ideas for what you can do in 20 minutes and how just a small amount of daily practice helps you and those you love get ready for a larger art practice.

Today we’re going to discover the mighty power of 20 minutes.

So if you don’t paint consistently but want to or are struggling with finding time in your schedule, this is the show for you.

Learn more about the #20for20ArtChallenge here.

Article: 20 Ideas for 20 Minute Art Sessions

The 20for20 Art Challenge is almost here! You’ll commit to your art for 20 minutes a day for 20 days. Prep Week is underway, but there’s still time to join us, choose your project, get your materials ready, and make a plan for your 20 days. Registration is still open, so if you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time! Join us here today!

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Building a Serious Painting Practice With a Full-Time Job with Aida Smith (Ep.122)

Saison 8 · Épisode 2

mardi 24 février 2026 • Durée 46:55

Welcome to the conversation with Aida Smith!

Learn more about Aida Smith:

WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM

Many artists assume that building serious skills requires huge blocks of free time.

Aida Smith proves otherwise.

With a full-time career, a long commute, and a firmly established professional identity outside the art world, she has built a meaningful and increasingly confident painting practice over the past five years.

In this conversation, we talk about what it really takes to grow as a painter while working full-time, the color mixing breakthrough that changed everything for her, and how rethinking failure allowed her to keep showing up.

If you’ve ever said, “I just don’t have enough time,” this episode will challenge that belief in a practical way.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

How Smith structured her painting practice around a full-time job
Why commute time and lunch breaks can meaningfully build skill
The color mixing shift that transformed her confidence
A simple way to adjust color using red, yellow, or blue
How to think about failure in a way that keeps you showing up
Why simplifying shapes strengthens a painting
How she decides whether to keep a painting or wipe it down
Why she paints with solvent-free oils and questions traditional rules

Building Skill in Real Life

Smith did not grow up identifying as an artist. Painting was not her childhood identity.

Her entry point was photography. Painting returned later, first as a stress reliever during a demanding job, and eventually as something she chose to take seriously.

She paints and draws at night. On weekends. During commutes. During lunch breaks.

You Didn’t Miss the Boat with Suzanne Allard (Ep.121)

Saison 8 · Épisode 1

mardi 27 janvier 2026 • Durée 43:09

Many artists quietly believe there is a deadline on creativity. If you did not start young, it can feel like you missed your chance.

In episode 121, Suzanne Allard about where that belief comes from and why it does not hold up.

Suzanne shares her story of beginning to draw and paint in her early 50s, along with the fear, pressure, and self talk that shaped her early creative experience. Allard shares what actually helps artists move forward. Gentle entry points, low pressure practice, and learning how to stay with discomfort all play a role.

This conversation is for artists who feel behind, overwhelmed, or unsure whether it is worth starting or continuing at all.

In this episode, you will learn:

Why starting late is more story than reality
How low pressure prompts help build momentum and confidence
The difference between fear of judgment and fear of how you feel about your own work
How to lower pressure when your art practice starts to feel stressful
Why creative growth requires patience, pauses, and trust

Allard also shares insights into her acrylic landscape process, how she chooses references, why she works in phases, and how she balances focused learning with play.

Whether you are picking up a brush for the first time or trying to reconnect with your practice, this episode offers a grounded and encouraging perspective on what it means to keep going.

Art Club: Find your ad free version here.

Bonus Episode (Podcast Art Club)

In the bonus conversation, Allard goes deeper into how she actually works in the studio and how looseness, confidence, and expressive color are built through intentional choices rather than talent or speed.

Using Goals to Make Better Paintings with Michele Usibelli (Ep.120)

Saison 7 · Épisode 19

mardi 25 novembre 2025 • Durée 52:10

Welcome to the conversation with Michele Usibelli!

In the feature conversation you’ll discover a process that helps you create bold and loose work, explore a strategy for choosing what to paint next and you’ll learn how to build goals into your work so that every painting is a chance to improve.

Extended Cut Bonus

In the bonus conversation, we’ll walk through a few examples of how Usibelli makes color choices so that you can see how to make beautiful paintings without getting totally overwhelmed on the color front.

Learn more about Michele Usibelli:

WEBSITE / WORKSHOPS / MEMBERSHIP / INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK

The 20for20 Art Challenge is almost here! You’ll commit to your art for 20 minutes a day for 20 days. Prep Week is underway, but there’s still time to join us, choose your project, get your materials ready, and make a plan for your 20 days. Registration is still open, so if you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time! Join us here today!

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