EP 25: The Theory of Process
Tommy and Micah talk about the ways we shape artistic process, and the ways it shapes us in return.
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Fantasy and science-fiction illustrators Micah Epstein and Tommy Arnold team up to talk about illustration and artistic development in this bi-monthly podcast. We don't believe in talent; we don't believe in pencil mileage. We do believe in getting better, faster, using only the best methods we can find.
EP 24: The Other Side of "Making It"
All good stories have a sequel, but that story doesn't always get told. Tommy and Micah talk through everything that comes up after you "become an ill...
EP 23: Impulse: An Interview with Miranda Meeks
Illustrator Miranda Meeks joins us for an in-depth discussion about mental and emotional approaches to working conditions, the power of impulse, and t...
EP22: Chaos Is More Interesting: An Interview With Jeff Simpson
Concept artist and illustrator Jeff Simpson joins us for a deep dive into flexibility, artistic motivations, and finding beauty in chaos.
EP 21: "Closet Full of Cranes": An Interview With Greg Ruth
Special guest Greg Ruth joins us for an in-depth talk on drawing, finding joy in art, navigating the realities of illustration, and how the work we do...
EP 20: "Spark": An Interview With Brian Stelfreeze
Master storyteller Brian Stelfreeze joins us for a talk about instinct and intuition, the science of interacting with art, and finding that illusive "...
EP 19: Opportunity / Cost
Tommy and Micah catch up over concepts orbiting opportunity cost: happiness, non-resistance, and the natural dichotomies in painting and perception.
The Drunken Q&A
In a special sneak peek into our monthly patron-only content, the team answers Patron questions about our favorite paintings, restarting a piece, the ...
EP 17: Wooden on Art
Tommy and Micah unpack a few quotes from the great basketball coach John Wooden, looking at them through the lenses of art and illustration.
EP 16: Doubt.
The team gets real and takes a close look at doubt in art, life, and sometimes podcasting.