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This is How We Create

Martine Severin

The This is How We Create podcast digs deeper into the creative life of contemporary artists of color. Discover what feeds their creativity and how they found (or are finding) their artistic voice. Through these intimate and candid conversations, you will gain insights into the lives of creative professionals of color that are hard to find anywhere else.

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46. How to Become an Interior Designer - Gail Davis

This is How We Create ·

2022/10/04

In this episode of the This Is How We Create podcast we talk with interior designer, Gail M Davis. Gail Davis Designs is renowned for crafting elegant interiors that feel soulful, livable, and personal. For 15 years, celebrated designer Gail M. Davis has applied her formal design training to homes across the country, transforming houses into her clients’ forever homes. With a background in the fashion industry, Gail is passionate about using color and textiles throughout her projects. Though her

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00:40:36

45. How to Create a 6 Figure Creative Business -...

This is How We Create ·

2022/09/25

Today on the This is How We Create Podcast, international master photographer and Sony Artisan Scott Robert Lim joins us to talk about how he learned to spot and create a catalog of opportunities as an artist even when the unthinkable happens and income streams dry up. Scott Robert Lim is a certified educator and has over 70 international awards to his name. For the last decade, he has dedicated his career to developing world-class photographers and loves teaching photographers of all levels. As

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00:30:42

44. How to Become a Multidisciplinary Artist - Hailey...

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2022/09/20

Hey there. Welcome back to This is How We Create, I’m your host, Martine Severin, In this episode I not only talk with a delightful person but a talented one at that. Hailey Losselyong is a Chicago based multidisciplinary artist. Hailey when growing up didn’t always know that she would become an artist. She sewed as her grandmother did, and would make friendship bracelets to sell to her classmates. She went to school thinking she would focus on business, but she turned to visual arts instead

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00:27:33

43. How to Create a Personal and Professional...

This is How We Create ·

2022/09/13

Welcome back to This is How We Create! In this episode, our host, Martine Severin will walk us through how she aims to live a purposeful life through the creation of a strategic plan and quarterly reviews. Martine will walk us through the ins-and-outs of creating a review so that you can reflect on your goals thus far in the year and forge a path forward to success. To follow along and to create your own Quarterly Review be sure to download the PDF handout here. Keep up with your host Martine

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01:06:51

42. ICYMI: How to Create Mood in your Photographs -...

This is How We Create ·

2022/09/06

My guest Susan J Chenis an award-winning photographer whose work bridges the commercial and fine art world. She uses a conceptual approach to fashion, portraits, things, and motion. Her work has been described as cinematic, moody and emotionally charged with color and dark humor. Susan was chosen by Saatchi Art as one of top 100 women artists in the world. Her work has been shown in NY, LA, SF, Minneapolis, Tokyo, Miami, and Cataluna, Spain. Movies: Keep up with Susan J Chen

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00:44:45

41. ICYMI How Dr Jackman creates a practice that...

This is How We Create ·

2022/08/30

Hey friends, Martine Severin. Welcome back to This is How We Create. Lately, I’ve been thinking about what it means to live in your art—that place where you produce work that pushes you, the place where you create work that thrills you and work that allows you to be the creative you want to be? Today in the chair, we’re chatting with someone who proposes a different way of moving towards that goal. Our guest, Dr Charmain Jackman is a therapist and founder of InnoPsych, anorganization on a mission to

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00:21:56

40. How to become a multi-hyphenate artist - Myron Laban

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2022/08/16

We have Chicago-based artist Myron Laban in the guest chair. As a self-described multi-hyphenate artist, Myron dabbles in painting, in creating music and in his full-time job as a pharmacist. Myron has one of the best bios I’ve come across, which I’ll read to you just now: Myron is: A Young man Goofy is understated Pyramids and Sahara skinned Finger pricks, syringes, and vials full of insulin CTA rider, Art maker Converse con strangers with a smile Makes paint flow like canoes down rivers Cheerios

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00:24:38

39. How to Identify Your Artistic Process - Edwidge...

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2022/08/09

How do you keep yourself motivated with each project you’re taking on? What patterns or processes do you have to launch you into creating new work? How do you motivate yourself past by one, five, 10, 15 and even 20 false starts? How do you motivate yourself to get it done after those failed beginnings? Today, one of my favorite writer, Edwidge Danticat joins on the show to talk about how she became a writer. As an aside as a young Haitian girl, reading Edwidge’s book inspired me to start thinking

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00:39:16

38. How to Become a Fiber Artist - Nastassja Swift

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2022/08/02

What convictions that you have? How do you want to live your life and how you want to—if you consider yourself a creator, craft your art. It’s a tender thing to have the courage of your conviction and to know when to be buck convention in order to give birth to something truly novel. For me, I love rules. Mainly to learn the rules of whatever genre I’m studying so that I can break them and attempt something new. In today’s episode, Nastassja talks to us about her journey to becoming a fiber artist

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00:47:16

37. How to Exhibit Your Creative Work - Sean Alonzo...

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2022/07/25

Welcome back to the This is How We Create podcast. I’m your host, Martine Severin. A few months ago, I hosted a talk with Portland Maine Photographer, Sean Alonzo Harris where he shared his images from past exhibitions. Today I’m sharing an episode of American Photographic’s Artists’ Series called Scope with you. While this conversation will be slightly different than our general This is How We Create shows, I hope you’ll learn about How you as an artist can create personal work and find a gallery

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00:36:17

36. How to Create a Media Company - Farissa Knox

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2022/07/18

Today, our guest Farissa Knox, who is a Chicago-based author, producer and entrepreneur. Farissa is Founder and CEO of RLM Media, an integrated marketing and communications advertising agency, and WhatRUWearing (WRUW) Productions. As will become evident through our conversation, Farissa is a visionary creative executive, passionate storyteller and tastemaker. She shares the insider journey of creating her own agency, how she set up her business and the surprises she learned along the way! Get to

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00:47:38

35. How to Become a Beauty Photographer - Nathalie...

This is How We Create ·

2022/07/11

How you wondered how some people manage to craft a path towards their dreams and goals even when they haven’t a roadmap to get to where they want to go? They don’t quite know how things will go, but they take one step at at time towards their true North. This episode details Nathalie Gordon’s story. Much like many of the artists we’ve featured on This is How We Create, Nathalie possesses the conviction of purpose. My main take away from our conversation is how much Nathalie understands and trust

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00:40:06

34. ICYMI: How Thalia Gochez creates from a place of...

This is How We Create ·

2022/07/04

On the podcast today, we’re chatting with photographer Thalia Gochez. When I first came across Thalia work, I gasped. She creates portraits of the womxn in her neighborhood in a tender yet commanding way. She arrests your attention to convey her love and respect for her subjects. A print of Thalia’s work hangs proudly in my home. Each time I pass this image of two young women sitting on a stoop, I settle more securely into myself. I see more beauty in the world. During our conversation, we talk

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00:49:01

33. How to Create Work and Stories that Normalize...

This is How We Create ·

2022/06/27

I’m excited to welcome architect and design tastemaker Obiora Nwazota to the show! Obiara will talk to us about how hisexperience in design and architecture and understanding of Igbo culture aided him in writing a successful children’s book. Through his writing and work, Obiora normalizes stories that celebrates Igbo culture and provides us with a different lens through which to view Black culture. Obi moved to the US from Nigeria to study architecture. Upon his graduation he went on to work at the

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00:42:37

32. How To Create Figurative Art - Ayana Ross

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2022/06/19

Episode 32 How Ayana Ross Became a Figurative Painter Ayana Ross is an American figurative artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. She holds an MA degree in Painting from Savannah College of Art and Design, a MA in Liberal Art from the University of North Carolina-Greensboro and a BS in Design and Merchandising from Georgia Southern University. She has exhibited in several group shows, including The Bennett Prize II, Rising Voices group exhibition that will exhibit throughout the United States until

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00:33:28

31. How to Become an Epic Improv Comic with Joy Dolo

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2022/06/13

I’m so happy to welcome Joy Dolo to the podcast today. Joy Dolo is an Actor, Writer, Educator, and Podcast Host based in Minneapolis, Minnesota! She is an avid comedienne and is the co-creator of Blackout Improv, the first all black Improv troupe in Minnesota. Joy also Hosts for American Public Media Kids podcasts "Forever Ago" -a fun podcast that explores the history of objects. By the way, Forever Ago is back it’s hilarious so give it a listen if you have kiddos. And even give it a listen without

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00:17:37

30. How to Failure Can Help You Succeed

This is How We Create ·

2022/06/06

Episode: 30 We’ll start Season 3 talking about a dirty word that starts with the letter F! No, not that F, silly! We’re going to talk about that other F that has us cringing, second guessing ourselves and dealing with the consequences of our actions and inactions. We’re going to talk about Failure! We've invited two past guests and one guest from Season 3 to talk with you about Failure. Each person will share a memory of when things didn’t quite worked out as expected and in turn share what they

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01:04:09

29. ICYMI: How Raymond Bonilla creates spontaneity in...

This is How We Create ·

2021/07/12

Hello! Martine Severin here. The best artists create work that seems simply effortless. As an illustrator and fine artist, Raymond Bonilla’s work captures beautiful fleeting moments. During our time together Ray tells us how he came to fall in love with illustration and with fine art. We spend some time talking about how you don’t have to born an artist. You can acquire the skills and later turn those skills into your own style. Lastly, we turn our attention to the art of process and how Raymond’s

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28. ICYMI: How Danielle Chutinthranond Found Ceramics

This is How We Create ·

2021/06/18

In Case You Missed It (ICYMI), take a listen to one of my favorite conversations with Chicago-based ceramicist, Danielle Chutinthranond of Monsoon Pottery. Essentialism and minimalism are always on Danielle's mind whencreating. To that end, she believes that the objects in our homes should be useful, durable, and beautiful. In service to these beliefs, all of her work is microwave, dishwasher, and even oven safe. Beautiful doesn’t have to be precious. Useful can still be romantic. Danielle

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00:58:56

27. How Brent Lewis creates a more dynamic photo...

This is How We Create ·

2021/06/09

Brent Lewis is a Photo Editor based out of New York City, co-founder ofDiversify.Photo. He hails from the greatest city in the world Chicago, South Side to be exact. Brent is a photo editor at The New York Times working on the Express Desk, assigning visual coverage of breakingand viral news across the globe. Brent was a Photo Editor at The Washington Post. Formerly, he was the Senior Photo Editor ofESPN’s The Undefeated, where he drove the visual language of the website that is based around the

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