The Artist Walk — Episode 3: BeginningsCreativity always starts with a first step. In this episode, Michael talks about the challenge and vulnerability of beginning new work as an artist. He reflects on walking as a metaphor for the creative process and how fear can stop us before we even start. You will hear stories about artists who turn walking into art, how students navigate prompts and ideas, and why starting often requires a bit of courage and recklessness. Whether you are beginning a new

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William Earl is the Executive Digital Director at Variety and the lead organizer behind the first annual Variety Horror Impact Report. The report spotlights the filmmakers, producers, executives, festival directors, and creative leaders defining the horror today. In addition to overseeing all digital editorial functions for Variety, William is recognized as the publication’s resident horror expert, covering the business side of entertainment with a particular focus on how horror operates as both a

Style is not a technique to be learned, but an unknown territory to be explored with a quiet mind. It is about learning to recognize the subtle, vague hints your whole being responds to when you look at a piece of work. By pausing to ask why an image works for you - exploring its mood, its colors, its feeling - you gather another building block for your own style.Previous episodes on style development:Developing our own styleCreative DNA Website: VerseOfLight.comInstagram: @verse.of.light Instagram:

Welcome to The Monday Check-In!In this week’s episode of The Monday Check-In, Errol breaks down what it truly means to level up — in your art, your career, and your mindset.We’re talking about four key questions that define every step of your journey:🔥 How will you grow?🔥 Why are you doing it?🔥 When is the right time to move?🔥 What will it take to get there?Whether you’re chasing a creative dream or building something new, this conversation will help you refocus and push forward with purpose.🎨

A mini ep. Diving in to the myth the legend the Mothman of Point Pleasant is a city in and the county seat of Mason County, West Virginia, United States. All music and images used in this podcast are intellectual property of Prettiest girl in the morgue and The Rockology podcast.

In this episode, I bring to light the myth of the tortured artist and how it does more harm than good, and share my tools that help me stay grounded, happy, productive and excited about my art career and life in general in a sustainable way.Enter my podcast contest! Winner gets a podcast interview. To enter, listen to three episodes, write a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, screenshot it and send it to me on IG at @thecreativeheroines or email jlibor@jessicalibor.com . Until December 1.Read &

We must slow down, breathe, look around, and lower our blood pressure. Think! We allow busyness to overtake our lives, forgetting to relax! Berathe. In this episode I talk about time, and the importance of slowing down, letting go of busyness and your phone if you want to get things done properly. Get full access to Tramping in India at www.rajivchopra.in/subscribe

This November the New Beverly proudly presents a special 35mm first-run engagement of Osgood Perkins’ new film Keeper, showcases Burt Lancaster in a pair of noir classics directed by Robert Siodmak, and highlights the work of Bill Forsyth. Plus family matinee favorites, weekly midnight shows, and more! Elric, Brian and Phil discuss it all! Check out all things New Beverly here: https://thenewbev.com/ Have A look at what's Happening at The Vista Here:

Creativity as a Lifeline: A Conversation with Jaime TownzenWhat happens when grief, loss, and uncertainty open a doorway back to creativity? In this soulful episode of The Creative Genius Podcast, host Kate Shepherd speaks with artist and author Jaime Townzen about how watercolour became her lifeline during a dark time, and how following her spark led her to write and publish her debut novel Absorbed. Together they explore creativity as healing, intuition as guidance, the courage to embrace being an

IntroIntro. Are we a sports podcast now?Tron Ares!Coping Mechanism! Andrew's: Garth! Kevin's: QTCC42:46The Puppet PitRecent builds: Two Hoomans and Antifa Frogs!Antifa frog huh?Build streams (almost) continue!All links on https://www.operationpuppet.com. Join the Discord! https://discord.gg/3zPqDcGJAC53:13PixeltownDeck Nook. Bad news: ROG Ally X is good hardware and bad OS. Good news: It runs Bazzite just fine.AWS is down? No sleep for you!Let the internet grade your poopFallout day! Hooray!You

This week in Episode #716, it’s the return of David Whalen, who describes himself as a “comic book creator and life-long learner.” He catches us up with what’s going on in what I call the “Whalen-verse,” which you can find out about at this link. We discuss what’s keeping David busy these days, including the latest chapter of his 50-issue series The Offspring, his recent novel The Last Ride to Tyburn, his mini-series including Evolution: Utero, graphic novels such as The Loved Ones and Layton

Giovanni Battista Lombardi (1822-1877) was a prominent Italian sculptor of the 19th century, originally from Rezzato, near Brescia. After moving to Rome, he studied under the leading neoclassical sculptor Pietro Tenerani, which grounded his style in classical ideals of beauty and harmony.Lombardi's work is celebrated for its blend of the cool perfection of Neoclassicism with the growing trend toward the emotional depth of Realism. He became highly sought after for two specialties: moving funerary

In this episode, host Ekaterina Popova talks with coach and author Emily Williams, founder of I Heart My Life and creator of the I Heart Money Method. Emily shares how belief fuels action, how to move through comparison and setbacks, and how simple micro upgrades can shift your relationship with abundance. This is a grounded conversation for artists and creative entrepreneurs who want growth without burnout. 💡 What You’ll Learn How to generate belief before results Practical ways to move through

Marly Ramone's Mad, Mad House of the Dead Podcast, Season 3, Episode 31:"untitled" zombie makeup test photo series collaboration; conducted in April 2005Welcome Kory to the program!Grab Some Merch: https://marly-ramones-mad-mad-house-o.myspreadshop.com/Become a Patron: https://patreon.com/user?u=103805239&utm_medium=unknown...Follow Me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrmmhod?igsh=cmgwNj3JicXczbXoz...Facebook:

Just before a storm hits, the world changes. Colors deepen. Shadows stretch. The air hums with tension — a strange calm before chaos. In this episode, we explore The Last Light Before Rain: that fleeting, electric glow that transforms ordinary landscapes into cinematic moments. We’ll dive into the science behind it, the emotion it evokes, and how photographers can harness that magic window when nature paints with lightning in her brush.

See things afresh with this audio guide, which will help you to look at a work of art in a new way. Just head to a museum or gallery of your choice, find a painting that you might normally pass by, and listen. Narrated by Louise Thompson of Mindful Museums, this Mindful Museum Audio Guide will help you to slow down and relax, as well as connect more deeply with what you see.Brought to you by Art Fund and Mindful Museums. Follow Art Fund on Instagram @artfund or on TikTok @artfund.Art Fund’s National

n this episode of Bento Radio, Alex kicks off Season 3 with a brand-new video setup and a deep dive into the Winter 2025 anime lineup. From the nostalgic return of Ranma ½ and the surprising depth of Digimon Beat Break to the elegant supernatural mystery Shabake and the fiery chaos of May I Ask for One Final Thing, Alex breaks down what’s worth watching this season — and why.Expect sharp insights, a bit of nostalgia, and plenty of anime love as Bento Radio enters a new era of on-camera episodes and

Today, step into an imaginary theatre of the mind with us for a special Photowalk edition. In this “Audience With” format, I invite David duChemin, world-traveller, humanitarian photographer, author, and longtime teacher of vision, to field ‘your’ questions as live.  With no script, no filter, we explore everything from what makes a good photograph and how to discover your personal voice, to why failure is often the spark for growth. Alongside stories of his photographic and life experiences, his