Artsy Types

Joy and Teresa
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Creativity conversations for artists, or just artsy types. Joy and Teresa are two life-long friends who have been having a 40-year conversation about culture and creativity, and they've expanded the conversation to include you. They both have day jobs, but what they really love is creating and talking about art, writing, music, metalsmithing, painting--figuring out how to create something from nothing. artsytypes.substack.com

  1. 2 gg fa

    When Is it Ok to Be a Creative Copycat?

    Artists have tried to replicate the works of the masters for centuries. Copying to learn is nothing new. But what happens when the piece of jewelry you dreamed up while looking at the stars, sketched into existence in an old notebook and crafted after hours at your workbench—what happens when you see that identical piece of jewelry for sale on someone else’s website? Joy and Teresa discuss the importance of pulling inspiration from other artists while not crossing the plagiarism line. When is it ok to be a creative copycat? In Rabbit holes and Recommendations, Teresa gets caught up in the amazing mind of mixed media artist Chris Roberts Antieau, and Joy has Olivia Rodrigo’s newest album on heavy rotation, while both Gen X’ers are troubled by a hit song from their youth, “Escape (The Pina Colada Song).” The episode ends with comments on past topics from two followers of the ArtsyTypesPod Instagram account. ~Show Notes and Links~ Old Masters Copying Old Masters The History of Copying Art: A Learning Tool or a Cheat? Mixed Media Artist Chris Roberts Antieau Lyrics to Escape (The Pina Colada Song) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artsytypes.substack.com

  2. 15 lug

    A-Ha Moments: Three Creativity Revelations

    The creativity conversations are generating lots of ideas, and they’ve led Joy and Teresa to pose a question to one another: what have your a-ha moments been? Are there revelations that have found their way into your artistic process? Whether it’s a reminder to get out of the studio and live life, or a directive to call upon muses to help with creativity, the a-ha moments are revealed. The episode’s recommendations include a Dutch musician forging a unique musical path, as well as a book that breaks down the craft of Russian short stories. The now-obsolete phone booth is the backdrop for the 1980s segment, and each creator shares the odd categories Spotify has put them in. The episode ends with a back-and-forth on the beauty of flourishes, and mentions the Instagram account and website theflourishclub. ~Show Notes and Links~ Matheus Lodewijk A Swim in the Pond in the Rain Gloomcore Playlist on Spotify Sad Girl Starter Pack Playlist on Spotify The Art of Flourishes by the Flourish Club This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artsytypes.substack.com

  3. 1 lug

    Getting Your Art Noticed: How to Navigate the World of Exhibitions, Articles & Podcasts

    Creating art is one thing, getting it noticed another. How do exhibitions work, and what is a juried competition? What are tips for getting into magazines and invited onto podcasts? Teresa and Joy have a practical conversation with specific takeaways including tips on photography and a key website. This episode’s rabbit holes include the Staedtler Mars Techno Lead Holder and a round up of beach reads. The ArtsyTypes team attempts to inventory the various accoutrements of a 1980’s-style sick day, including the dreaded family barf bucket. Printmaker and engraver Reinis Gailitis is the subject of the wrap-up segment featuring followers of the ArtstyTypesPod Instagram account. ~Show Notes and Links~ EntryThingy Jewelry Photography Course (Udemy) How to Photograph Art and Illustrations (Udemy) Staedtler Mars Technico 780 Staedtler Mars Lead Pointer The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo BookTok is Taking John Steinbeck to the Beach This Summer Printmaker Reinis Gailītis This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artsytypes.substack.com

  4. 16 giu

    Fresh Starts and Old Ruts: How to Navigate Creativity's Ups and Downs

    Teresa is on the cusp of a fresh start as she moves into a new home and studio, while Joy is in a creativity slump. In this episode, Teresa and Joy talk about the up and down phases that exist for all artists and how to navigate seasons of creativity. In their “Last Thing I Wrote” segment, Joy brings quotes from recent books that inspired her, and Teresa is writing about roadkill and antique books. During the closing Gen X segment, we learn which of the two Artsy Types used encyclopedias, owned a Swatch and had the “elite” yellow Walkman. Instagram follower and artist Suz Matthews and the Cowgirl Artists of America get shoutouts. ~Show Notes and Links~ The Effects of Natural Daylight on Creativity The Devil in the White City Sony Walkman This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artsytypes.substack.com

  5. 27 mag

    Digital Detox: Results of the 2-Week Experiment

    The two-week digital detox has drawn to an end, and Joy reports to Teresa how her life changed while going off-grid. What were the hardest parts, did she ever cheat on the experiment, and did being away from the phone jump start her creativity? While Joy was staying away from social media, Teresa was monitoring the Artsy Types Pod Instagram account and shares followers’ advice. Joy offers a mixed-review of Stephen King’s 11/22/63, and Teresa has been reading Stillness is the Key by Ryan Holiday. Tube socks and leg warmers make their debut in the Gen X segment, and Teresa bemoans her old Holly Hobby lunch pail. ~Show Notes and Links~ Teresa Packing Her Studio Darci Shea on Instagram Stillness is the Key by Ryan Holiday Holly Hobby Lunch Boxes on eBay This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artsytypes.substack.com

  6. 12 mag

    Digital Detox: A Two-Week Experiment

    Joy decides to go off-the-grid for two weeks in an attempt to re-set thought patterns, gain time, spur creativity and live life outside the distorted lens of social media. Teresa suggests parameters for the experiment and offers advice after her own attempts to work in silence. During the digital detox, Joy will keep a journal of observations and in the following episode report whether she made it the entire two weeks. Rabbit Holes and Recommendations returns with the discovery of a contemporary artist and the rediscovery of a classic country western album. The episode starts with a welcome message to the Austin Community College Jewelry Program and ends with some 1980s-era warnings about Halloween candy and the dangers of digestion and swimming. ~Show Links and Notes~ Austin Community College Jewelry Program Considering a Digital Detox? Why It's a Good Idea, and What to Know Boost Your Brain with Boredom Contemporary Artist Boris Acket Randy Travis Revisited 'Storms of Life,' But Did He Like What He Heard? You Can't Swim After Eating, Fact or Myth? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artsytypes.substack.com

  7. 22 apr

    Honesty in Art: Let's Get Personal

    Honesty is the foundation of good art, but is there such a thing as being too honest? Spurred on by a beautifully forthright statement that Teresa recently made on Instagram, this episode’s conversation explores where the line is between artistic confessionalism and trauma dumping. As the episode moves along, there’s a segment on “The Last Thing That Inspired Me” that brings out favorites in television and music, which naturally leads into. . .the Bermuda Triangle, Ouija Boards and quicksand, and finishes with a shout out to a special artist that, one might say, gave birth to Artsy Types. ~Show Links and Notes~ Let It Happen by Tame Impala David Sedaris' Tips for Writing About People You Know The Conversation by Teresa Kiplinger https://silverpoet.com/blogs/gallery/the-conversation The Surprisingly Simple Trick to Escape Quicksand This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artsytypes.substack.com

  8. 7 apr

    Trends We Love, Trends We Hate

    The resurgence of plein air painting, over-the-top maximalism, visibility of the artist’s hand laid bare in finished work, the way museums treat sensitive subjects--Joy and Teresa look at cultural and artistic trends, extending the topic all the way into the Gen X segment and debating whether any 80s trends should return. “The Last Thing I Wrote” segment comes back, bringing with it roadkill and an eerie take on the neighborhood reaction to the HOA. The episode ends with a look at the creator and ArtsyTypes Instagram follower, Arthur Hash, who uses 3-D modeling in his jewelry practice with wonderful results. ~Show Notes and References~ Plein Air Painting Flourishes in the Adirondacks Schiaparelli's The Agony and the Ecstasy Collection The New Surrealism: On AI and Hallucinations The History of Atari Jeweler Arthur Hash This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit artsytypes.substack.com

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Descrizione

Creativity conversations for artists, or just artsy types. Joy and Teresa are two life-long friends who have been having a 40-year conversation about culture and creativity, and they've expanded the conversation to include you. They both have day jobs, but what they really love is creating and talking about art, writing, music, metalsmithing, painting--figuring out how to create something from nothing. artsytypes.substack.com

Informazioni

  • Creatore
    Joy and Teresa
  • Anni di attività
    2025 - 2026
  • Puntate
    33
  • Classificazione
    Contenuti adatti a tutti
  • Copyright
    © Joy
  • Sito web del podcast
    Artsy Types

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