Creative Mind Podcast Episode 38: Concept Artist Jeremy Saliba – Build Skill Sets Out of Fandoms
Concept artist Jeremy Saliba makes the pointed reminder for people to be careful with their critiques, and to “Never yuck someone’s yum.”
Creative Mind Podcast Episode 37 – Charmaine Chan Makes It as a VFX Artist in the Real World
“A lot of times I actually tell a lot of the artists on my team to literally turn off your computer step away and go outside. It's just one of those things where you get so much inspiration by…
Creative Mind Episode 36: Illustrating Peace & Equality – Creating Diverse Children’s Books
On this episode of Creative Mind, we dive in the Room to Read book sprint that brought together diverse writers and illustrators from the United States to create 10 books in just four weeks.
Creative Mind Podcast Episode 35 – Jess Velarde, Fine Art Painter
School of Fine Art MFA grad Jess Velarde talks about going back to school to become a fine art painter, proving that life as an artist can begin at any time.
Creative Mind Podcast Episode 34 – Lucas Bononi Does Fine Art
“I actually had a situation where my mom had to come into the school because I was getting suspended for doing a Leonardo Da Vinci master copy."
Creative Mind Podcast Episode 33: Craig Nelson – A Masterclass on the Working Artist
"Because we have learned, well, how to orchestrate marks that have meaning to someone else. We're creating magic.”
Creative Mind Podcast Episode 32: Caitlin VanArsdale on Storyboarding
“I think for a very long time animation has sort of been forced into the whole of this is kid stuff. And if you look at animation as a medium, instead of a genre it opens up the doors to do…
Creative Mind Podcast Episode 31: Michelle ‘MRBBABY’ Ruby
"That's the magical thing about spray paint. I can actually paint a 30 foot by 60 foot, building faster than I could paint, a small, nine by 12 canvas I really could. " A Latina born and raised in…
Creative Mind Podcast Episode 30: Kim Ferrari on Jumpstarting an Animation Career
“Dive in and make yourself available because there is a tendency as an artist to just try and hone your skills before you put your vulnerable self out there. So what if the first two rounds…
Creative Mind Podcast Episode 29: Keith Ryan Cartwright
“I really think that architecture and writing are very parallel. When you're designing a house, you need a foundation. So. when you're writing a story, you need a foundation."