Introduction to Experimentation Hi there friend, this is Timothy Kimo Brien, your head instigator for Create Art Podcast where I take my 20-plus years of experience in the arts and education world and help you tame your inner critic and create more than you consume. Are you paralyzed with fear about trying something new or learning a new technique for your artistic discipline? Worried that you will fail miserably and lose the audience you have...
Welcome to the show Hi there friend, this is Timothy Kimo Brien, your head instigator for Create Art Podcast where I take my 20-plus years of experience in the arts and education world and help you tame your inner critic and create more than you consume. Why is Creating In Front of Your Audience Great This episode is a continuation of the last episode where I was talking about being ready when inspiration strikes. In this episode, I will be...
KDOI Rebroadcast with Ethan Rusch on Inspiration In this interview, I am talking with Ethan Rusch, my nephew, who is a street artist and a hip-hop musician. We talk about what inspiration means to him and how he uses it in his creative work. This episode originally aired on my previous podcast KDOI (Kimo's Den Of Iniquity) many years ago. Since this interview, he has moved from Wisconsin to live with me in Virginia. This is a fun and oddball...
Welcome to the show Hi there friend, this is Timothy Kimo Brien, your head instigator for Create Art Podcast where I take my 20-plus years of experience in the arts and education world and help you tame your inner critic and create more than you consume. Inspiring Topic for Todays Show Have you ever been out in public or sitting at home watching the television and suddenly inspiration strikes? You look to your left; you look to your right and...
KDOI Rebroadcast Have you wondered how to get your book published? Did you know there are multiple ways to publish your work? In this conversation with Dawn Brotherton we discuss vanity/self-publishing, hybrid publishing, and traditional publishing avenues for you to get your work in the hands of your audience. This interview was part of my previous podcast KDOI (Kimo's Den of iniquity) during the final season where I talked with other artists...
Special Message Before I get to the episode, we/I want to take a moment to address the June 24th Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe versus Wade. This decision stripped away the legal right to have a safe and legal abortion. Restricting access to comprehensive reproductive care, including abortion, threatens the health and independence of all Americans. This decision could also lead to the loss of other rights. To learn more about what you...
What Does Empathy Mean To You? Empathy is not the newest X-Man or super mutant power. Empathy is essential to be able to reproduce what you see or experience for your audience in order for them to comprehend what you are creating. Also, you need this skill in order to work more effectively with others when working on projects. When you can convert the feelings that you have to an audience or with your project partners, you have mastered...
Do You hang Your Projects on Your Fridge? Do you remember when you were a kid and maybe your parents put your drawings or school art on the fridge? How awesome did you feel when that happened. Now look around your home, where is your artwork? Why aren’t you putting your art around your house? Do you think that perhaps your stuff is no good, or are you suffering from imposter syndrome? Well, there is probably a reason for that, you are being...
What does Inspiration Mean To You? Have you ever really thought about what inspiration is and how to harness it? This is a rebroadcast from my old podcast during its final season where I talked about terms in the art world and had a conversation with friends. This episode deals with inspiration and how we define it and harness it in our practice. Derwin is a dear friend and mentors to me and his ideas about inspiration are well, inspiring....
Who is Telling your Story Who is your hype person, who is telling your story to your audience? When you are not physically next to your artwork and able to answer questions posed by those who enjoy it how can you speak for the work? Today I am talking about telling your story and who better to tell your story than you. When you go to an art gallery that specializes in work from previous centuries and read the little cards that describe the...
