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Sean Dietrich
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Sean Dietrich, a 30+ year vet of the art world, tackles the business and insanity of becoming an artist. Enjoy interviews with diverse professionals including artists, tech lawyers, comic publishers, glass blowers and more. Explore pricing, selling, touring, art marketing, AI legal issues, and time management tailored to creatives. Join me every 2 weeks for full episodes, and 'shots' of quick, actionable summaries of the interviews on weeks in between. I'll share my knowledge of publishing, touring, manufacturing, and having amazing talks about what it takes mentally to be a creative.

  1. Apr 15 ·  Bonus

    SHOTS 4 - How do you handle rejection?

    Follow Drink Tickets on IG @DrinkTicketsPodcast Support Drink Tickets on ⁠PATREON HERE!⁠ Join the Discord server ⁠HERE⁠ to continue the conversation! Summary Sean Dietrich shares personal insights on handling rejection in the art world, emphasizing the importance of community, mindset shifts, and nostalgia to maintain resilience and passion.

    16 min

  2. Apr 1

    SHOTS 3 - Who is your art really for?

    This week we answer the age old question--why am I painting this sh*t?! Ok, actually we dive into why we create art and how it evolves once we put it out into the public, creating new ways of looking at how and why we do what we do. Support this podcast over at Patreon ⁠HERE!⁠ Follow on IG⁠ @DrinkTicketsPodcast⁠

    10 min

  3. Mar 24

    Dustin Wilson - 22 - Documenting the Memphis Hip-Hop Scene Through Art

    Be sure to check out Dustin's work at ⁠https://keiruneart.com/⁠ Support Drink Tickets Podcast on ⁠PATREON HERE!⁠ And of course check out the podcast on IG: ⁠@DrinkTicketsPodcast⁠ In this episode of Drink Tickets, host Sean Dietrich welcomes artist Dustin Wilson, also known as Kei Rune Art. They discuss Dustin's artistic journey, innovative marketing strategies, and the importance of community in the art world. The conversation delves into balancing a day job with an art career, navigating the art market, and the significance of customer relationships. Dustin shares insights on merchandising, self-assessment, and the vibrant Memphis art scene, while also highlighting the role of humor in art and sales. The episode concludes with thoughts on future projects and advice for aspiring artists. They explore the complexities of the art world, touching on themes of originality, competition, and the impact of social media on artists. The artists discuss the importance of live painting, overcoming artist block through iteration, and share memorable client stories. The conversation also delves into the future of art, addressing copyright issues and the need for a supportive community among artists. (00:00) Welcome to Drink Tickets (01:22) Dustin Wilson's Artistic Journey (04:29) Hip Hop Portraits and Creative Marketing (12:32) Balancing Art and Life (18:05) Challenges in the Art Career (20:04) Merchandising and Sales Strategies (26:23) Sales Techniques and Customer Engagement (29:34) Building Connections at Art Shows (37:47) Balancing Art and Social Media (44:44) Networking and Community Engagement (50:43) Organizational Strategies for Artists (57:28) Navigating Artistic Insecurities (01:04:52) The Impact of Social Media on Art (01:12:52) Defining the Role of an Artist (01:24:24) Overcoming Artist Block Through Series (01:26:27) The Therapeutic Nature of Sketching (01:29:12) Artistic Exploration and Creative Process (01:32:02) Memorable Client Stories and Artistic Journeys (01:38:53) Dealing with Failure in the Art World (01:41:02) Future Aspirations and Artistic Growth (01:43:11) Wishes for the Future of Artists (01:48:11) The Importance of Community in Art

    1h 54m

  4. Mar 10 ·  Bonus

    SHOTS 2 - What defines success as an artist?

    This week we talk about what it takes to define success as an artist, and how to reassess it as your career grows. SUPPORT THIS PODCAST ON PATREON HERE! IG @DrinkTicketsPodcast Email with questions or nominations for creatives you think may have a great story to tell on the show - DrinkTicketsPodcast@gmail.com

    13 min

  5. Mar 3

    David Van Gough - 21 - The Artist's Voice Should be the Loudest in the Room

    Please support this channel and my guest, David Van Gough via the following links: Drink Tickets IG: @DrinkTicketsPodcast Patreon for Drink Tickets ⁠HERE!⁠ FOLLOW DAVID VAN GOUGH'S art on his website ⁠DavidVanGough.com⁠ and if you'd like to toss him some coin, please visit his Patreon ⁠HERE!⁠ FOR QUESTIONS, CONCERNS OR TO NOMINATE A CREATIVE TO BE ON THE SHOW PLEASE EMAIL SEAN : DrinkTicketsPodcast@gmail.com SUMMARY: In this amazing interview with David Van Gough, Sean and David reflect on how art serves as a reflection of human experience and personal growth, emphasizing the role of audience interpretation and the balance between creativity and commercialism. They also highlight the therapeutic aspects of art and its power to connect individuals. They delve into the intersection of art, technology, and personal philosophy. They discuss the impact of AI on creativity, the importance of maintaining humanity in a tech-driven world, and the artist's journey in navigating both personal and professional challenges. The dialogue emphasizes the necessity of art in society, the balance between artistic expression and commercial viability, and the role of artists in reflecting and shaping cultural narratives. CHAPTERS (00:00) Underground Art Scene in San Diego (03:12) The Evolution of Artistic Expression (06:57) The Struggles of Artists in Mainstream Culture (10:59) Finding Authenticity in Art (15:58) Art as a Reflection of Human Experience (20:52) The Role of Art in Personal Growth (24:03) The Impact of Audience Interpretation (28:04) Navigating the Art World (32:29) The Balance of Creativity and Commercialism (36:36) Art as Therapy and Self-Expression (47:47) The Impact of AI on Creativity (50:51) The Choice of Humanity in a Tech-Driven World (52:30) The Artist's Journey and Personal Philosophy (56:18) Navigating the Business of Art (01:01:14) Finding Balance in Artistic Expression (01:03:04) Art as a Reflection of Society (01:10:02) The Role of Artists in Modern Times (01:20:22) The Necessity of Art in a Chaotic World KEYWORDS: San Diego art scene, underground art, artistic expression, mainstream culture, authenticity in art, human experience, personal growth, audience interpretation, creativity, commercialism AI, creativity, art, technology, personal philosophy, artist journey, business of art, societal reflection, modern artists, artistic expression

    1h 58m

  6. Feb 26

    1 YR ANNIVERSARY EPISODE!!! William K Stidham returns!

    IT'S THE 1 YR ANNIVESARY OF DRINK TICKETS!! Break out the bubbly, and slap yourself in the face because this podcast has reached a milestone! Finallly, a year of amazing interviews and advice for aspiring artists has come to fruition, and I'm so happy to have had you all along for the ride. In this episode of Drink Tickets, Sean Dietrich celebrates the one-year anniversary of the podcast with guest Bill Stidham. They reflect on the journey of the podcast, discuss the evolution of its format, and share personal stories from their experiences in the art and music world. The conversation touches on the importance of family support, the challenges of being a full-time artist, and the unique connection with the metal community. They also introduce an upcoming documentary project that aims to capture the life of touring artists and the stories behind their art. Please follow on IG @DrinkTicketsPodcast Support on Patreon HERE! Email with questions: DrinkTicketsPodcast@gmail.com NOTE: The Youtube channel will launch on March 24th, NOT feb 24th. Sorry for the miscommunication. Cheers! Thanks again eveyone for a great year, and let's get this next year going! See ya on the road!! Keywords: Drink Tickets, podcast, art, music, Mardi Gras, creativity, documentary, metal community, gratitude, artistic integrity, William K Stidham, Sean Dietrich, Art Business

    1h 16m

  7. Feb 25 ·  Bonus

    SHOTS 1 - What does it take to be an Artist?!

    Welcome to a brand new series of SHOTS! These will be short episodes packed with actionable advice for aspiring artists that will fall in between the full length episodes every other week. Join me, Sean Dietrich, as I answer some of the tougher questions that aspiring artists have about building a career in the creative industries. Cheers! FOLLOW DRINK TICKETS ON IG @DrinkTicketsPodcast If you want to support the education of artists please consider subcribing to my Patreon HERE!

    13 min

  8. Feb 17

    Megan Pogoda - 19 - Punk to VJ to Tiny Home

    Check out Drink Tickets on IG @DrinkTicketsPodcast and please support this channel by heading over to ⁠PATREON⁠ and tossing a few coins my way if you like what you're hearing. To support Megan, check out 'Build it Betties', an amazing DIY YouTube channel about her journey building a tiny home, and empowering more women to join the trades ⁠HERE⁠! Summary In this engaging conversation, Sean Dietrich and Megan Pogoda explore the multifaceted journey of an artist navigating through various creative avenues. From Megan's early experiences in the arts to her transition into VJing and the electronic music scene, they discuss the importance of community, the impact of technology on creativity, and the healing power of art. Megan shares her recent venture into building tiny homes and her YouTube channel 'Build It Betties' , emphasizing the significance of teaching and inspiring others. The conversation highlights the challenges and rewards of being an artist, the role of optimism in pursuing creative endeavors, and the necessity of embracing new opportunities. In this engaging conversation, Megan Pogoda and Sean Dietrich explore the intersection of art, entrepreneurship, and empowerment. They discuss the challenges and triumphs of creating merchandise, the importance of women in the trades, and the journey of building a tiny house. The dialogue emphasizes the need for authenticity in content creation, the significance of balance in life, and the value of healthy rebellion in fostering creativity. Megan shares her vision for Build It Betties, a platform aimed at inspiring women to engage in hands-on projects and embrace their creativity. Chapters (00:00) Introduction and Podcast Overview (02:48) Megan's Artistic Journey (12:39) Transition to Tiny Homes and Sustainability (20:07) The Impact of Technology on Art and Learning (30:34) The Role of Women in the Arts and VJing (32:08) The Importance of Art as Therapy (34:36) Navigating Creative Freedom in Professional Settings (37:46) Experiences in the Nightclub Scene (39:10) Touring with Artists and the Reality of Fame (46:28) Embracing Nonlinear Career Paths (48:05) The Value of Exploring New Art Forms (54:53) The Mindset of Success and Resilience (01:00:10) Navigating the Art of Merchandise Production (01:02:04) The Birth of Build it Betties (01:03:01) Creating a Community Through Tiny Houses (01:06:54) Documenting the Building Journey (01:10:01) The Evolution of Build it Betties (01:12:06) Authenticity in Content Creation (01:18:27) The Value of Realness in a Digital Age (01:20:31) Empowering the Next Generation (01:26:43) Empowering Women in Trades (01:29:40) The Importance of Representation (01:31:49) Building Community Through Workshops (01:35:36) Creative Projects and Collaboration (01:40:19) The Role of Balance in Life and Art Keywords art, creativity, VJing, electronic music, mental health, community, technology, tiny homes, YouTube, women in trades, art, merchandise, women in trades, tiny house, YouTube, authenticity, balance, creativity, empowerment, DIY

    1h 57m
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About

Sean Dietrich, a 30+ year vet of the art world, tackles the business and insanity of becoming an artist. Enjoy interviews with diverse professionals including artists, tech lawyers, comic publishers, glass blowers and more. Explore pricing, selling, touring, art marketing, AI legal issues, and time management tailored to creatives. Join me every 2 weeks for full episodes, and 'shots' of quick, actionable summaries of the interviews on weeks in between. I'll share my knowledge of publishing, touring, manufacturing, and having amazing talks about what it takes mentally to be a creative.

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  • Creator
    Sean Dietrich
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    32
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Sean Dietrich
  • Show Website
    Drink Tickets