Everyday Artist Podcast

Ed Kinsella: Reacting to The Environment and Constructing Images. Ed talks about his seminal experiences of drawing and painting in a sketchbook while on a trip to Europe. This experience changed not only his life, but his approach to image making. Also a brief discussion about the difference of "reacting" while making an image as opposed to "constructing" and image. More info, links, and pics at brentwatkinson.com .

Vincent explains his journey of making art for many different types of clients and audiences. He took control of his own artwork and business by producing his own line of printed clothing "with an attitude" as well as graphics. From prints, to merchandise, as well as free-lance illustration, Vincent's work ethic keeps him moving forward. See images at brentwatkinson.com .

Highly awarded illustrator and fine artist Anita Kunz discusses her thoughts about how art can contribute to society, and some of her ideas that combine present day ideas and politics with historical works of art. She also tells of her devotion to her volunteer work with a primate sanctuary in Ontario, Canada. See pics and more info at brentwatkinson.com .

Gena Cunningham: The Art and Science of Being a Dental Hygienist. Gena tells how she first became interested in becoming a dental hygienist, then gives insights into the small details that produce the best experience for her patients. After taking advanced one-on-one training with a leader in the profession, her skill set and mental awareness were taken to the next level of proficiency. See pics at brentwatkinson.com

Sean Gilbert, tattoo artist and owner of "Headless Hands" tattoo studio, discusses many aspects of tattoo culture, studio culture, and the importance
of good consultation in regards to pleasing clients and insuring a good tattoo experience. Click the podcast icon at brentwatkinson.com for images pertaining to this podcast and others.

Brent talks about the element of "timing" while painting in watercolor. Also, a simplified view of the materials and techniques that can be utilized in successful watercolor painting. See images for this episode on brentwatkinson.com Click the podcast icon.

Mark Bischel talks about his evolution as an artist while he navigated through his Master's Degree from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Upon graduation, his life as an illustrator and fine arstist was accompanied by working as a storyboard artist in a large national/international advertising agency. See Mark's images at markbischel.com

Listen in as EveryDay Artist speaks with artists about incorporating art into their everyday life as either a full-time profession, or as a part-time way to enjoy a creative outlet. See images of the artists' work at brentwatkinson.com

Listen in as EveryDay Artist speaks with artists about incorporating art into their everyday life as either a full-time profession, or as a part-time way to enjoy a creative outlet. See images of the artists' work at brentwatkinson.com

Michelle Demars talks about the mental and physical aspects of belly dancing, as well as some of the science and "stigma" attached. Listen in as she talks about her lifelong love of dance and art, including the culture and history surrounding belly dancing. See images of Michelle at brentwatkinson.com