Following our passions, chasing our dreams, these things are such a gift. So let’s engage in the process of building and evaluating. That’s this week on the podcast!Cole NeSmith

In life, we’re taught to listen to other people’s opinions. We’re taught to consider society’s expectations. And we often neglect the question, “What do I want?” This week, take hold of your present and your future by asking this essential question!Cole NeSmith

Being inspired is a talent. Like our artistic craft, being inspired is something we can work toward. Sometimes the way we learn to approach art in general robs us of inspiration. This week, we talk about how to get it back!Cole NeSmith

Spring is right around the corner. Full of new life, growth and joy… how can we bring these things into our creative process? That’s this week on the Artrepreneur Podcast!Cole NeSmith

There are endless opinions about Rihanna’s performance at the Super Bowl and Sam Smith’s performance at the Grammys. It can be tempting to fall into the idea that our role as artists is to please people. But it’s much bigger. This week we explore some meaningful foundations for our creativity.Cole NeSmith

It might sound like a religious term. But grace is the willingness to give ourselves room to try — without fear of failing. Isn’t that exactly what every artist needs? That’s what we’re talking about this week on the Artrepreneur Podcast!Cole NeSmith

One of the most helpful things for us as artists - is consistency. This week, we talk about some of the values of staying consistent and how to position ourselves to keep at it.Cole NeSmith

it’s not that everything we make is “joyful.” It’s that making art brings us life. It does something inside us. So how can we make sure we keep joy at the center of our creative process? That’s what we talk about this week.Cole NeSmith

It’s helpful to take some time for us to explore what it is we’re doing as artists. This week, we talk about art like this : Art is the authentic expression of real life manifested in nuanced creativity. How can we create authentically, and why is it important? And how do we make sure our artform doesn’t get in the way?…

There has been a lot of talk about the impact of AI on artists lately. But this week, we asked an AI to give us some advice on how to have a successful art career. The response was surprising!Cole NeSmith

We get to see behind the curtain… sometimes, we even make the curtain. Because we’re so close to our creative work, it can feel like our art just isn’t magical. It can feel like we’re faking it. This week, we talk about defeating that feeling and embracing who we are.Cole NeSmith

We’ve all learned a lot in 2022. What are some of the lessons you’ve learned? This week, we talk about 5 important things for artists to carry into 2023.Cole NeSmith

Sometimes, we’re tempted to find the easy road as artists. Of course, being an artist can be difficult, so it makes sense. This week, we talk about 3 common scams artists fall prey to and what we can do instead.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

Creativity is a gift. But it can also start to control our lives. This week, we talk about 4 ways we make sure our creativity plays the beautiful role it’s meant to play.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

There are lots of skills associated with making art. But there are also a lot of skills that are adjacent to making the art we make. These “soft skills” can be as important as making great art. This week, we talk about 3.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

What do we do when we experience creative blocks? How do we overcome challenges to bring our creative dreams to life? This week, it’s part 2 of an important conversation about creativity, challenges and pressing through toward thriving.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

There are mindsets we can get wrapped up in. These don’t serve our creative endeavors and aren’t helpful. This week, we talk about some ways to start thinking differently to become the creative people we want to be.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

There are so many things that become road blocks in the process of implementing a creative idea. This week, we talk about 4 of those common blocks and how to overcome them. If you’re trying to make something, this week’s episode will definitely help!Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

During long art projects, it’s important to stay on track. These are 3 ways to make sure you don’t get lost in the process of a long art project!Guest User

Looking for fresh inspiration? Want to try some new creative things? This week, we give you 4 ideas that will help you expand what you do and how you do it.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

When we start a new endeavor or start to take our career to the next stage, that will require some changes. These are 3 conversations that are helpful to have in the pivotal moments.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

We can get wrapped up in so many things that distract us from finding and living out our creative purpose. This week, we talk about 4 simple things that help us continue on a fulfilling path in our creativity — whether we’re just starting out or we’ve been doing this for years.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

Creativity is a renewable resource. We don’t run out. This week, we talk about how we can continue to cultivate our creative bank and ensure it’s always replenished.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

Pricing is tricky. Whether you’re starting out or continuing to grow, it can be difficult to have confidence in the process. This week, we discuss a few things that might be helpful as you set and change what you charge for your art.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger

When you’re getting started in your art journey, there are an unlimited number of directions to walk in. This week, we talk about 3 helpful things to do as you’re getting started.Cole NeSmith and Adam Sliger