Jo Howell chats with Kim about the magic of creating cyanotypes, a simple chemical process to make art prints.

Susie Stonefield returns to chat with Kim about what to do when your art is not “arting”. What do you do when it’s just not working? Susie and Kim give tips on a few things you can try that might help. Here is the link to the freebie that Susie mentioned: https://www.susiestonefield.com/podcast-gift1 https://www.susiestonefield.com/ Instagram: @creativity_midwife

Vered Brett returns to chat about why she creates art, how it has changed her life, and why she thinks other artists create art. Beyond these deeper, introspective discussions, Vered chats about what it's like as a working artist to be constantly creating new series of paintings and exhibiting her art internationally. You can see her paintings and get in touch at her website, or find her on social media under her name. https://veredbrett.com

Kim chats with artist Zaccura, known for her videos using art to tell stories. Zaccura’s website: https://www.zaccura.com YouTube: https://www.instagram.com/zaccura_art Instagram: zaccura_art

Kim talks with Susie Stonefield about art journaling. https://www.susiestonefield.com

Terran’s YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@ConjuredCraft Terran is conjuredcraft on many social media sites.

Chantal Wilson creates miniatures inspired by the Harry Potter stories. Chantal has several YouTube channels and is also on Instagram under the following handles. YouTube channels: Ravens Minis Raven Compendium Dolls Unboxed Instagram: @ravensminis @ravencompendium

Thank You for listening. Art Supply Posse has produced 200 episodes. Would you like to be a guest? You don’t need to be a working artist. Listen to this brief episode to find out more. Also, Kim shares an update on her journalling practice.

Karia talks about fabric art. Spinning yarn herself, crocheting, and becoming aware of all the interesting things in the place you live. Karia’s YouTube channel is about drawing, colouring, and painting art supplies. @CraftingKaria on YouTube and Instagram

Ben Edmonds makes art using fabric and thread to create large quilts. Many of his quilts resemble paintings. Listen to Ben chat about his art and processes. Find Ben on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenonchalantquilter

Gianna Tesone is an athlete as well as an artist. She incorporates that physicality into her painting practice. Gianna talks about how her interest in the natural sciences and general curiosity all flow into her art.

Sean Southerland-Kirby aka Uncle Frogface returns to chat with Kim about the past year and artsy things they both want to do in 2025.

Jaclyn Gordyan returns to chat about the experience of preparing artworks for exhibition, the art show itself, dealing with the time after the exhibition, and transitioning to the next project, which may be in a different medium.

Monique Mulligan chats about the pressures of productivity versus creativity, and art versus craft. And how all that relates to writing, painting and sewing.

Nicki Traikos chats about painting portraits with watercolours. How is painting portraits different to portrait photography? How do you use watercolours for portraits when the paints are so difficult to control? Nicki's courses can be found on her website: https://www.lifeidesign.com

Mia Amphlett chats about the charms of instant photography. You can find Mia's photos on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/mia_amphlett

Car Rose joins Kim to chat about art journalling, as well as writing, quilting, and other creative endeavours. Car’s Blog: https://carorose.typepad.com IG: carrosecreative Ministry of Crafty Shenanigans podcast http://ministryofcraftyshenanigans.com

Gina-Marie Cincinnati returns to talk about exhibiting your art. https://ginamariecincinnati.com

Kim chats with three other artists about art journalling. Previous guests are Kylie O'Grady, Uncle Frogface, and first time guest Car Rose.

The Incognito Art Show is a unique annual art show that is open to all artists. Incognito means that artists names are kept secret until after their artwork has been sold. This means that the majority of people purchase art based on what they like rather than the name and reputation of the artist. All profits are donated to organisations helping artists with disabilities, and all artworks are priced at $100 Australian Dollars (about $66 US Dollars, €61 Euros, £52 British Pounds, respectively, in May 2024). https://www.incognitoartshow.com