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art for all

art for all

Sketchbook Skool

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Frequency: 1 episode/22d. Total Eps: 81

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Creative inspiration and advice to help you stop procrastinating and start making stuff. Any kind of stuff. Hosted by best-selling author Danny Gregory. Brought to you by Sketchbook Skool. 

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Why is everyone's art better than mine?

Season 5 · Episode 81

jeudi 6 avril 2023 • Duration 49:01

Are you constantly comparing your art to other artists? Does it seem like everyone on Instagram is making better stuff than you?  Let's talk about these issues and better understand where your art stands and why you shouldn't give up!

Get your free copy of Danny's book, The Seven Deadly Sins of Creativity, at http://sketchbookskool.com/sin

Join Danny Gregory and Jill Badonsky for Art for All, the Sketchbook Skool podcast to discuss this and other topics impacting creative people like us.
These experienced creative coaches and authors will discuss themes, share exercises, read their books and tell jokes.
Art for All is also available as a video at https://www.youtube.com/c/sketchbookskool 



How do I find my style?

Season 5 · Episode 80

mercredi 29 mars 2023 • Duration 54:55

Are you copying other people's art and worrying you can never make anything unique?  How do you develop a personal approach? How do you make art that's authentically yours? Let's talk about these issues and devise some solutions to make art a regular part of your life, no matter what level you are.

Join Danny Gregory and Jill Badonsky for the new season of Art for All, the Sketchbook Skool podcast, to discuss this and other topics impacting creative people like us.
These experienced creative coaches and authors will discuss themes and answer questions from the audience. They'll also share exercises, tell jokes and read from their books
Each episode is recorded in front of a live audience that YOU can join each Wednesday at 10 am PT.
Bring your questions about your creative process, blocks, challenges, and problems.



71. Mark Golden: Making Paint

Season 4 · Episode 71

lundi 7 novembre 2022 • Duration 01:00:48

This week, Danny chats with Mark Golden, the CEO and Co-founder of Golden Artist Colors.
Mark began the company in 1980 with 4 employees, his father Sam Golden, mother Adele and wife Barbara. Originating in a cow barn on his parents’ retirement home in rural Columbus, NY, the company made and delivered custom paint colors for artists in Manhattan. GOLDEN’s staff of full-time Employee Owners is now 250, with facilities in Columbus as well as Norwich, NY. GOLDEN sells its products in over 60 countries.

In 1997, Mark and his family began The Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts to honor their parents. Its mission is to be a significant resource for visual artists. Over the next 14 years, the Foundation donated to numerous artists and art organizations. In 2010, the Foundation began constructing the Golden Residence, a 10,000-square-foot living and work space for invited artists which opened in 2012.



70. Beth Trembley: Comics and trauma

Episode 69

lundi 31 octobre 2022 • Duration 59:40

This week, Danny talks to Beth Trembley about her new graphic novel, Look Again and how making art helped her process a traumatic event.

About Beth:
Beth grew up knowing herself to be a kid who could write but who could not draw. Everyone else in the family created visual art, but she just couldn't make anything that looked good.  In her late thirties, she realized that she could probably become a better draw-er if she approached it the way she approached writing:  daily practice, lots of experimentation, a sense of humor, and teachers!  Betty Edwards' Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain and Danny Gregory's The Creative License were the two most inspirational companions she had on her way.  Beth knew she didn't want to become a fine artist, but someone who used the visual to enhance storytelling.  And, she just wanted to be able to draw fun short comics that captured her adventures with her dogs.

In April of 2014, her progress leaped forward when she enrolled in the first klasses offered by Sketchbook Skool and became exposed to so many different teachers and the wonderful community of fun, challenging sketchbook artists.  She began to draw and paint every day.  She created sketches of events and animals and people and trees and buildings and, really, everything.  She combined these with writing into illustrated journals.   She took other classes with teachers she encountered in Sketchbook Skool.  She attended SketchKon in California and loved meeting so many virtual colleagues!

In 2017 Beth decided she was finally brave enough to get serious about creating comics, so she began what became several years of in-person and online study at both the Center for Cartoon Studies and the Sequential Artists Workshop.  The wonders of using comics as a medium for telling her own stories opened up possibilities and power she had barely imagined.  In 2019, after thirty years of college teaching, she retired to work more fully in comics.  In addition to creating comics, Beth currently teaches comics and graphic memoir online and in-person.  In particular, she runs the Graphic Memoir + Medicine group and teaches multi-week courses in graphic memoir for the Sequential Artists Workshop.

Her graphic memoir, Look Again, is her first published work in comics.

Look Again, Street Noise Books, 2022.   Purchase from bookshop.org or amazon.com or your local bookseller!

Website:  https://elizabethtrembley.com/

Instagram: @elizabeth_trembley

Teaching at Sequential Artists Workshop:  https://learn.sawcomics.org/



69. Ann Lemon: how art saves lives

lundi 24 octobre 2022 • Duration 01:00:59

This week Danny talks to Ann Lemon about the legacy of her son, artist Amos Lemon Burkhart, and the foundation she established to extend his message and combat teen suicide.
You can support the Foundation's work at their upcoming benefit on Friday, November 4th from 6 to 9 pm.
For tickets and information about Amos, see amoslemon.org.
You can also find exhibit information at stayalivemakeart.org



68: Seth Apter: Art and Insecurity

Season 4 · Episode 68

lundi 17 octobre 2022 • Duration 51:18

Seth is a mixed-media artist and a teacher. He’s also a former psychologist who practiced for decades and then gave it up to focus on his art. He has taught at Sketchbook Skool and will soon start a new class in our Spark program.  I’ve known Seth for many years. He is a calm and thoughtful presence, and I always learn so much from talking to him about art, teaching and life.



67: Helen Birch: Are we "real" artists?

Season 4 · Episode 67

lundi 10 octobre 2022 • Duration 53:16

Helen is an art tutor and blogger and has been an art lecturer at several art and design institutions across the UK. She is also the author of several books including Freehand, Drawn from Life, Just Add Watercolor and her latest, New Ideas in Botanical Painting . Helen knows so much about art, art history and she always makes me think about things differently. 



66: Lindsay Weirich: Yummy art supplies

Season 4 · Episode 66

lundi 3 octobre 2022 • Duration 45:40

Lindsay is an artist and a teacher. She also has an incredible YouTube channel called The Frugal Crafter full of reviews and demonstrations. More than half a million subscribers tune in to learn more about using materials, painting, and making beautiful things. She’s also teaching at Sketchbook Skool. 



65. David Pyle: Geeking out over art supplies

Season 4 · Episode 65

lundi 26 septembre 2022 • Duration 17:19

David Pyle is an author, a publisher, a prize-winning watercolor painter, and he has worked in and around the art supply world for decades. He teaches at Colorado State University and also at Sketchbook Skool.  He also has a degree in Chemistry which comes in handy when it comes to explaining how pigments bond to paper.   David knows everything about everything related to art supplies, and I always learn so much from talking to him.  



64. Tom Hart: Art & Artificial Intelligence

Season 4 · Episode 64

lundi 19 septembre 2022 • Duration 42:23

 Tom  Hart is an award-winning cartoonist, a NY Times best-selling author, and the Executive Director of the Sequential Artists Workshop or SAW, a school for cartooning and graphic novels. He’s also taught at Sketchbook Skool.
Tom's website



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