Bastards of Art: Too polished for folk art, too punk for fine art.

Dec 18 2020 69 ep. 24 mins 402

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Bastards of Art is a podcast to reach out to lowbrow artist. We are helping artist to come together with a message of positivity and ambition. It can feel very lonely spending hours in the studio. We are here to help erase self doubt and cultivate the artist inside you.

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Bastards of Art : Episode 70

Dec 18 2020 18 mins

Episode 70 Gratitude List for the Artist As 2020 comes to an end I am reflecting as an artist all that I have learned. I cannot throw the baby out with the bath water by complain about what went wrong this year. I think a lot of stuff still went right because of the situation 2020 put me in. As an artist, we have a job to

Bastards of Art : Episode 69

Nov 11 2020 57 mins

Episode 69 Interview with EDM Artist Alex Bochel Sometimes the only way to follow your dreams is to jump in with both feet. Alex Bochel is an EDM artist from Washington DC that left his computer science degree behind to pursue his passion in music. In Alex’s words , “There was no bac

Bastards of Art : Episode 68

Nov 04 2020 21 mins

Episode 68 How to navigate a Toxic work Environment I received a test message from a listener. He asked me to do an episode on the unhealthy work environment that tattoo shops can have. Here is his text: “Here’s an idea for a topic: How to navigate toxic work environment in a tattoo shop. Egos, drugs, booze, general ba

Bastards of Art :Episode 67

Oct 30 2020 10 mins

Episode 67 Steps to a Creative Workflow There is nothing worse than being inspired to art but not being able to art. I can not count how many times I would see something on YouTube that would make me want to draw. I happed to often and it was so frustrating. I was so stoked to create something but after I set up my drawing

Bastards of Art : Episode 66

Oct 22 2020 20 mins

Episode 66 Know your Client Churn You have spent so much time and effort into getting clients. Now it is time to keep them. It takes more time energy and money to build a client base than it does to retain those clients that are already doing business with you. Customer churn is one of the most important metrics for a grow

Bastards of Art : Episode 65

Oct 14 2020 22 mins

Episode 65 Tattoo Education Most fields that require a license to operate also require some form of continuous education. The benefit to this is not only for the practitioner’s sake but it raises the industry standards as well. In the tattoo industry, formal education is frowned upon. From time to time a tattoo school w

Bastards of Art : Episode 64

Oct 07 2020 16 mins

Episode 64 I Quit. I Quit Drinking and my Art got Better A decade ago I made the change to quit drinking. The act of drinking had become a way of life for so long that I do not remember too many things that didn’t involve having beers. When I was 35, I woke up and quit. A lot of stuff got better. The craziest part was ho

Bastards of Art : Episode 63

Oct 01 2020 17 mins

Episode 63 There is a fine line between a foot in the door and a foot in the ass. Making the leap to self-employment has some hidden obstacles that will arise. Those who are not ready to grow will fail. The number one enemy people face when they go out on their own is themselves. These five traits will never be mastered and are const

Bastards of Art | Episode 62

Feb 25 2020 21 mins

Bastards of Art | Episode 62 Good Artist Borrow and Great Artist Steal. How and when to use reference. No one starts off their art career being the most original and profound artist on the planet. It just doesn't work that way. While you are learning your craft it is crucial to observe how those who came before you problem solved. In fact since we are

Bastards of Art | Episode 61

Feb 17 2020 21 mins

Bastards of Art | Episode 61 Darwin Vs Einstein The creative person is one of two different creative types: Charles Darwin was a great experimental innovator, who spent decades accumulating evidence on evolution and its mechanisms, and made his greatest contributions late in his career. Albert Einstein was a great conceptual innovator, who made discove