Camera stores love pushing high megapixel counts, but are you getting better images or just bigger headaches? In this episode, we expose the megapixel marketing machine and reveal what really matters when choosing your next camera. Discover why pairing expensive sensors with budget lenses just captures flaws in stunning detail, how smaller pixels create noise problems in low light, and why massive files can kill your creative workflow. We'll share the sweet spot for megapixels, real stories from our

You want to break photography rules? Good. That rebellious spark drives innovation. But here's the truth: Picasso mastered classical portraiture before he shattered it into cubism. True artistic rebellion isn't blind chaos—it's informed defiance.Every rule in photography exists for a reason. The rule of thirds. Leading lines. Sunny 16. They're not arbitrary restrictions—they're centuries of visual wisdom distilled into guidelines. Before you break them, understand them. Know why they work. Feel

How do you grow a photography business by putting service before sales? In this AfterHours session from ShutterFest 2025, Leroy Tademy shares how he built a successful volume and school photography brand from scratch—starting with local sports teams and expanding through word of mouth and trust.From making his own parachute dress to building meaningful community connections, Leroy’s story is full of creative hustle, smart strategy, and humble wisdom. Whether you're looking to grow your client base

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New Episode Released: Arteetude 291 – “The Bark Between the Lines” I explore the strange magic of barking dogs: how one bark becomes many, how noise turns into rhythm, and how presence finds a voice through chaos. Together with Sophia, we dive into the neurology, poetry, and raw honesty of this acoustic chain reaction.Why does one bark provoke a chorus?How does this ripple through our nervous systems, our neighbourhoods, our creativity?Together with my AI co-host Sophia, wWThe neuroscience of

In this short podcast, I talk about an hour-long lecture I listened to many years back. This was a lecture by Bhagwan Rajneesh, before he called himself Osho. He opined that 'saints' get so bored chanting mantras that sometimes, enlightenment breaks through. How can we respond to boredom? Get full access to Tramping in India at www.rajivchopra.in/subscribe

The prestigious Robilant Voena, long admired in Europe’s elite art circles, now faces a major legal crisis. A prominent collector has filed a lawsuit in Manhattan, accusing the Robilant Voena of serious contractual violations and financial misconduct.

Do you need a website and social media to sell art? NO! Here I sharehow you can sell art without an online prescense.In this episode I share 3 tried and true ways to sell your art without any electronics, and I've done all 3, multiple times, with great success! 🌟Did you gain any new insights with this episode? Drop a review, let me know! 🌟Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariabrophy/ For Massive Growth in your art, join ART MONEY SUCCESS MASTERMIND for Artists:

Absolute Evil comes for DC Comics in October. Marvel "pulled the plug" on a new Young Avengers book. Ultimate Wolverine #1 is the top-selling comic of the Spring.SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON BLUESKY, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Is it really worthwhile for an artist to start a newsletter, these days? Ceri’s answer is - yes. She explains why, even in the age of AI, endless algorithm tweaks and dopamine-driven social scrolls, newsletters are still the most effective way to generate sales. Ceri concisely explains how to start your own artist newsletter and shares 4 real world examples. The Artist Mastermind Circle: Ready to stop second-guessing and start building momentum in your art career? Applications are now open for the

In this AfterHours conversation recorded at ShutterFest 2025 in St. Louis, portrait photographer Stacy Kennedy shares how she’s evolving her work, balancing beauty and branding photography with a seasonal business model in Fargo, ND.We explore how the supportive spirit of ShutterFest keeps her coming back, how authenticity shapes her creative vision, and what it means to grow both personally and professionally as an artist. If you're navigating change or chasing creative clarity, this one's for

American artist Thomas Hart Benton (1889-1975) was a leading figure of the Regionalist movement, known for his dynamic depictions of American life, labor, and landscapes. Born into a politically prominent Missouri family, Benton initially pursued art against his father's wishes, studying at the Corcoran Gallery of Art and later in Paris, where he engaged with avant-garde movements like Cubism and Synchromism. However, he eventually rejected European modernism, advocating for a distinctly American

In this episode, we explore the full potential of Wink Pro APK, the upgraded version of the popular editing app that unlocks all premium features for free. From background removal to high‑quality exports and ad‑free editing, Wink Pro APK is designed for creators who want professional results without paying for subscriptions. Tune in to learn how it compares to other editors and why it’s a favorite among mobile content creators.1. Introduction to Wink Pro APK1.1 What Is Wink Pro APK?Wink Pro APK is

In this episode, Jason discusses the ever-evolving landscape of photography gear, particularly focusing on Sony's latest camera release, the RX1R Mark III. He expresses his concern that this new model, priced at over $5,000, is out of touch with the average photographer's needs and represents a waste of money for most, highlighting a trend of camera companies releasing niche products or minor updates rather than innovations with broad appeal.Jason argues that the rise of smartphones has

Curious how mentors shape emerging creators at ShutterFest? In this AfterHours session, Josh Russell, YouTube mentor and creative guide, opens up about his journey, teaching philosophy, and what it means to truly support other artists. We dive deep on community, creativity under pressure, and the unexpected moments that make ShutterFest unforgettable.EP# 054 is available now, with full video on YouTube.Follow this link for bonus content, behind‑the‑scenes clips, and ways to support the show.

What happens when a seasoned photographer walks into her first-ever ShutterFest? In this AfterHours edition recorded at Union Station, Amber Henry shares her take on the community-driven chaos and creative freedom of ShutterFest 2025. We dig into her Renaissance-inspired lighting, teaching philosophy, and the legacy of art that runs through her family—and yes, we even get a duck dinner update.From 20 years of portrait wisdom to honest talk about spontaneity, this candid episode has plenty to chew

Send Me A Message or Question About This Episode We talk about “success” a lot in business… but have you ever stopped to ask: Whose definition of success am I chasing? In this week’s episode, we’re getting real about what success actually means—and how to define it in a way that feels aligned, not overwhelming. Here’s what we’re diving into: The moment I realized I was chasing someone else’s version of successWhy traditional markers like income, followers, and bookings don’t tell the whole st...

Brian "Smitty" Smith and Marz Jr. talk Skybound Comet's Transformers: Worst Bot Ever - Meet Ballpoint, which is in stores now, on a bonus episode of our podcast.SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON BLUESKY, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Marilyn Reaume chats with True North Country Comics Podcast about her series of 'The Village' poetry books. The post Marilyn Reaume chats about her unique children’s poetry books appeared first on True North Country Comics.

Photographer and creative director Jonny Edward joins me for a fast, funny, no-filter AfterHours chat recorded on location at ShutterFest 2025. We get into art direction, posing, career pivots, and the risks and rewards of giving honest feedback in creative spaces. Also: thirst traps and pancakes.Follow this link for full episodes, bonus content, behind-the-scenes clips, and ways to support the show. Full episode also available on YouTube.