Where do we draw the line?

Toby and Colin discuss their evolving preferences in drawing and painting, as well as their experiences with different art media. They also touch on the joy of creating abstract art and the impact of the algorithm on their creative process.TakeawaysArtistic preferences evolve over timeExploring new art media can lead to unexpected joyChapters00:00 Evolution of Artistic Preferences16:30 The Joy of Abstract Art

The podcast hosts discuss the fascination with fountain pens, the impact of retreat experiences on artistic growth, and the role of community in fostering creativity. They also explore the spiritual aspect of retreats and the silver lining of artistic endeavors.TakeawaysFascination with fountain pensImpact of retreat experiences on artistic growthChapters00:00 Introduction to Fountain Pens01:10 The Art of Fountain Pens05:13 Retreat Experience and Community Building06:13 The Spiritual Aspect of

The conversation explores the challenges and experiences of artistic expression in new environments, as well as the impact of personal evaluation on artistic work. It delves into the dynamics of creating art in unfamiliar settings and the influence of self-assessment on the artistic process.TakeawaysArtistic expression in new environmentsThe impact of personal evaluation on artistic workChapters00:00 Artistic Expression in New Environments02:29 The Impact of Personal Evaluation on Artistic Work

The podcast episode explores the topic of creativity and the ways in which individuals engage in creative activities when they are not feeling inspired to paint. The conversation delves into the reasons for painting, the benefits of creativity, and the various forms of micro-creativity in everyday life.TakeawaysMicro-creativity in everyday activitiesThe mindful and peaceful nature of paintingThe importance of nurturing creativity in different formsChapters00:00 Introduction and Overview01:01 The

The podcast episode features a lively discussion on art supplies, particularly focusing on the use of Inktense watercolor pencils and the versatility of watercolor pencils. The hosts share personal anecdotes, explore artistic exploration, and announce an upcoming abstract art weekend. The episode concludes with a heartfelt discussion on finding joy in art and family, emphasizing the real and authentic nature of the conversation.TakeawaysArtistic exploration and creativityVersatility and unique

Analogue Art, Inktense Blues, and Why Physical Materials Still WinToby Haseler and Colin talk through why analogue art still feels more satisfying than digital tools, from the sensory pleasure of paper and water to the unpredictability that makes painting feel alive.The episode closes with a personal silver lining from Colin about a challenging abstract commission that ended up pushing him into bigger, braver experimentation.

Pricing art isn't just about tallying material costs, it's a delicate balance between commercial survival and human connection. In Episode 2, Toby Haseler and Colin Woodward tackle the question every creative dreads: "How on earth do you price your art?"While cold market realities and relational value often seem at odds, Toby and Colin navigate the tension to arrive at a surprisingly unified conclusion. Beyond the price tags, the conversation branches into the everyday realities

Welcome to the first episode of Where Do We Draw the Line with Toby and Colin.To kick things off, we explain what the show is all about before getting straight into street art, giant wall paintings, and where art ends and vandalism begins.We talk about Banksy, the politics of public walls, and the fine line between a multi-million-dollar masterpiece and outright property damage. Who actually owns the visual space in our cities, and who gets to decide what stays and what gets painted over?Hit