As a collage artist and photographer, I’ve always been inspired by my ordinary surroundings—my home, nature, city streets, the quiet moments I see through the frame of my 35mm camera lens. In this episode, I share why I only use my own photography in my collages, how that decision shapes my creative process, and what it means to build art entirely from my lived experience. This conversation isn’t about rejecting found imagery—it’s about discovering what makes your creative voice feel mo...
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As a collage artist and photographer, I’ve always been inspired by my ordinary surroundings—my home, nature, city streets, the quiet moments I see through the frame of my 35mm camera lens. In this episode, I share why I only use my own photography in my collages, how that decision shapes my creative process, and what it means to build art entirely from my lived experience. This conversation isn’t about rejecting found imagery—it’s about discovering what makes your creative voice feel mo...
13. The Success Time Warp That People Don’t Talk About
Art Talk with Libby Saylor
24 minutes
1 year ago
13. The Success Time Warp That People Don’t Talk About
In this episode I try to reconcile the massive time gap between when we create things and when the world finally understands them in very tangible ways. Artists and successful people have always experienced this time warp, but it can feel really challenging to keep going if we don't realize the misalignment that is just part of the creative process and success in general. Once we understand and accept that this time warp exists, we can work with it, not against it, and find that our patience ...
Art Talk with Libby Saylor
As a collage artist and photographer, I’ve always been inspired by my ordinary surroundings—my home, nature, city streets, the quiet moments I see through the frame of my 35mm camera lens. In this episode, I share why I only use my own photography in my collages, how that decision shapes my creative process, and what it means to build art entirely from my lived experience. This conversation isn’t about rejecting found imagery—it’s about discovering what makes your creative voice feel mo...
