HeyJaredArt Life Plan Podcast
Welcome to Art Life Plan, the podcast celebrating the intersection of art, creativity, and personal growth.
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Ep. 105 - The Piece That Is Fine but You Don’t Care About It (opens the original)
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Have you ever made something that is technically fine, but you just do not care about it? This week on Art Life Plan, I’m talking about those pieces that work on paper but still leave you bored, what that can tell you about your process, and how to figure out whether the idea needs a different approach or whether you are simply done with it. Question of the week: Is there something you keep making because you know how to make it, even though you are not particularly interested in it anymore?
Ep. 104 - The Art Supply You Keep Saving (opens the original)
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Do you have an art supply you’ve been saving because it feels too nice to use? This week on Art Life Plan, I’m talking about the good paper, expensive paint, beautiful sketchbook, fancy block, or other material that somehow became too precious to actually make anything with. We’re getting into why we save supplies for “someday,” why using them badly still counts as using them, and how to get past that weird pressure to make something worthy of the material. Question of the week: What art supply
Ep. 103 - Audience and Community In Our Creative Practice (opens the original)
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It’s easy to get caught up in audience numbers when you’re sharing your work online, but a bigger audience and a stronger community are not the same thing. In this episode, I’m talking about the people who keep showing up, why that matters, and a few ways to make more room for actual connection without turning your entire art practice into content. Question of the week: Who is already showing up for your work, and what could you do to make a little more room for that connection? Let's chat! I'm
Ep. 102 - When Your Studio Schedule Changes Again (opens the original)
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A studio routine can work really well for a while and then suddenly stop fitting your life. Schedules change, energy changes, work gets busier, and the time you thought you had for making art starts disappearing. In this episode, I’m talking about how to adjust studio time when your routine changes, why flexibility matters more than finding one perfect schedule, and how staying connected to the work can look different from week to week.
Ep. 101 - Fresh Starts in the Studio (opens the original)
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The start of a new semester always feels a little like the studio version of a fresh start. There are new routines, new people, new ideas, and a lot of things you cannot really know until you begin. In this shorter episode, I’m talking about what fresh starts can look like in an art practice, why beginnings do not need to come with a complete plan, and how starting something new does not mean starting from zero. Sometimes the most useful thing you can do is make the first thing and let the rest
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