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...
14. The Difference Between Making Big Wow Art and Mediocre Art
Art Talk with Libby Saylor
18 minutes
1 year ago
14. The Difference Between Making Big Wow Art and Mediocre Art
In this episode, I share ten differences between what it looks and feels like to make Big Wow Art and just Mediocre Art. Making Big Wow Art is no joke! This process can trigger endless amounts of fear and doubt and can be physically and emotionally draining. Time and again I'm reminded that being an artist and living this life is not for the weak, or for the faint of heart. But, it's so worth it in the end, once we can recognize the difference between when we're offering up our best efforts a...
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...
