Pour Your Art Out

In this week's episode Lisa chats with Alyssa Penner, A landscape and still life artist that captures moments in time.  Lisa & Alyssa talk about where Alyssa finds her inspiration, and how it feels to be living her dream of being a Full-Time Artist! 

In this week's episode, Lisa is joined by Tehani of Napping Wolf & Co. Together they discuss representation in brands, how important your personal ethics are in business and how your business can be more inclusive. This episode is an important listen, not just for makers or artists, but for anyone looking to ensure their business is inclusive to every person. 

In this week's episode, Lisa talks about her own version of The Pancake Theory. Learning how to cope with failure is one of the hardest challenges of being an artist and/or business,  this week Lisa shares with you the advice she wishes she knew when she first set out on her journey as a full time artist. 

In this week's episode, Lisa walks along the beach with her good friend Nikkey Dawn as they discuss her life as a Graphic Designer, Photographer & Artist, and what the perks can be of keeping your art part-time. 

In this week's episode of Pour Your Art Out, April Lacheur shares her Top 5 Business Tips for Artists. Whether you are new or existing artist, April's advice can help take your business to the next level.www.aprillacheurart.com@aprillacheurart

In this week's episode, Lisa stops by to visit fine artist Sue Pyper in her studio! Sue Pyper's work is nothing short of stunning, with her pieces finding homes all across North America. Most recently her work has being displayed at the Robert Bateman Gallery as part of the One Tree Exhibit. In this episode, Sue shares her advice for cracking the art gallery world, and how beneficial it can be as an artist.www.suepyper.ca

In this week's episode, Lisa chats with children's book author & illustrator, Lindsay Ford (aka Bread&Clutter. Ford creates the Awkward & Awesome reading series celebrating every day heroes and inner weirdos. Her books are fun for all ages, and her passion and excitement for creating books is infectious. In this episode Lindsay talks about her sources of inspiration and how she stays true to herself in her work. This episode reminds us all to  to own our stories and stay weird. You'll leave this episode feeling more connected to your self, and inspired to focus on the childhood wonder of your creative process.

In this week's episode of Pour Your Art Out, Larissa McLean talks about her new show, "The Light and Dark of It' where we learn about her inspiration behind her new pieces, created during the ongoing Covid pandemic.