Her Process
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What makes artists tick? How and why do they do what they do? What keeps them motivated? How do they earn a living pursuing their art?Join host, Jo Bozarth, as she chats with artists of all genres about the ins and outs of their work, how they got where they are, their successes, failures...the behind the scenes of being a creative. This podcast is all about women learning from and supporting one another. If you're an artist searching for some common ground and inspiration, this show's for you!
For more inside scoop, pop on over to www.herprocess.com.Read more »
What makes artists tick? How and why do they do what they do? What keeps them motivated? How do they earn a living pursuing their art?Join host, Jo Bozarth, as she chats with artists of all genres about the ins and outs of their work, how they got where they are, their successes, failures...the behind the scenes of being a creative. This podcast is all about women learning from and supporting one another. If you're an artist searching for some common ground and inspiration, this show's for you!
For more inside scoop, pop on over to www.herprocess.com.Read Less
Most Recent Episode
Ep. 48: Collaboration Series ft. Shelley Couvillion & Robin Puelma
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46 minutes
I’m chatting with author Robin Puelma and illustrator Shelley Couvillion for the second installment in my series on collaboration. Robin is a freelance blogger and the author of middle grade novels, The Missing Crimoire and The Naming of Colton Black. And Shelley is an illustrator who has had several solo shows, she’s illustrated comic books, and is now focusing on children’s book illustration…and that’s where our story begins. How do two artists of different genres come together to create something that stays true to both of their visions? Today, Shelley and Robin talk about the ins and outs of the relationship between an author and the artist who is illustrating her book covers. And there are fun tidbits about the how to’s of their respective careers woven in to our talk about collaboration. There's so much good info here, whether you’re an artist with representation or an artist who's out there doing it for yourself! Listen and be inspired, my friends! Keep up with the pod: http://www.herprocess.com Connect with host, Jo Bozarth: http://jobozarth.com Shelley online: https://shelleycouvillion.com Robin online: https://www.robinpuelma.com Read more »
I’m chatting with author Robin Puelma and illustrator Shelley Couvillion for the second installment in my series on collaboration. Robin is a freelance blogger and the author of middle grade novels, The Missing Crimoire and The Naming of Colton Black. And Shelley is an illustrator who has had several solo shows, she’s illustrated comic books, and is now focusing on children’s book illustration…and that’s where our story begins. How do two artists of different genres come together to create something that stays true to both of their visions? Today, Shelley and Robin talk about the ins and outs of the relationship between an author and the artist who is illustrating her book covers. And there are fun tidbits about the how to’s of their respective careers woven in to our talk about collaboration. There's so much good info here, whether you’re an artist with representation or an artist who's out there doing it for yourself! Listen and be inspired, my friends! Keep up with the pod: http://www.herprocess.com Connect with host, Jo Bozarth: http://jobozarth.com Shelley online: https://shelleycouvillion.com Robin online: https://www.robinpuelma.com Read Less
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Enjoy hearing perspectives of women on their different career paths. And as noted in title, there's something good for men and women.
Date published: 2016-01-27
