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Greg's art lights me up whenever I look at it. It's so beautiful. I aspire to paint like him one day.

Great podcast!

Oh wow, I have been waiting for another episode with your dad for soooo long🎉🎉🎉 have heard the first one over ten times to be honest ❤❤❤ he is truly an ocean of artistic wisdom!!!

wow, such cool work this man have, a true master, thank you for sharing this andrew!

Very inspiring episode, my favorite podcast. Thank you, Andrew

Is this AI?

Your guest mentioned Claude Lorrain; however, failed to mention that Lorrain used an optical device for drawing... the "Claude Glass" or "black mirror". This device became popular for nearly a century. One can observe a similar effect by looking at the image reflected by a smart phone with the screen turned "off".

The camera obscura predates Vermeer by centuries.Vermeer certainly used an optical device for viewing and executing some of his paintings. His paintings have a photo-optic quality to them that one can clearly see without "science" involved. This doesn't detract from Vermeer's genius in the slightest. Can anyone name another painter, prior to the discovery of photography, that also has this photo-optic quality in their work ? Most of the drawings one sees, that have been created with the camera obscura or camera lucida, may be quite accurate in rendering; however, they are typically quite bland and sterile; not so with Vermeer. This points to how masterful Vermeer is with his use of the optical device and his sensitivity as a Painter.

Yes! Abstract art is infuriating!

Thank you for these podcasts! Would you be up for reaching out to Chuck Black? I bet that would be a good interview.

I thought she misunderstood the genius of your Instagram. You gotta know the cobalt teal Tisch-line to appreciate the font. We do. We know. And we love it.

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So exciting to listen to this exchange! But humbling. I started my first painting before Covid and for 6 months I painted nearly every day from reading books. Then I went to the Plein Air convention and saw all these amazing artists and watched them. They seemed so far beyond me that I just locked up. I was embarrassed with my efforts. I am coming out of that a bit but I want what is in my head to be indicated on a canvas. And it just seems impossible. Maybe it is because I didn’t start until age 65.

hello i just wanted to ask if there s a spotify version of the podcast cause i couldn't find it

Are you only doing the podcast here now? My app doesnt have these last few episodes?

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I wonder did Tahlia complete the Milan Art Mastery programme? I never hear her mention it when she tells her story, but her style, way of working and the easel she has built, all look like what I am currently doing on the Milan programme. If so, I just think that the story she tells, purposefully emitting that is where she learned this stuff and presenting it as if it's all her own ideas. Is a bit disingenuous. She should give credit to the Milan's.

Great Podcast! Best podcast guest

Once again a wonderfuf inspiring dialogue! don't worry about repeating things! What is profound can be repeated without risk! as the poet René Char said "The essential is constantly threatened by the insignificant" So thank you for inviting Joe Paquet a second time... I'm waiting for the third! I can say the same about Bill Anton... Scott Christensen... Mark Boedges ... etc I am a french plein aire watercolorist... all those dialogue are inspiring

Looking forward to this one!

Big fan of Patrick's and hoping to paint with him in September in NJ at his workshop.

One of my fave artists since I was very small. Big inspiration in my journey. Good interview!

I had the great fortune to talk to Mr. Bateman twice in my lifetime. He is incredibly generous with his time and extremely gracious. Thanks for sharing this episode with all of us.

It's so interesting what you discussed about having that emotional reaction when things are right. I get the same when I drawing smiling people, when it's right I start finding myself smiling back subconsciously! Michelle is an amazing and inspiring artist.

Great convo, guys! Joe tells it like it is . . . always! Appreciate you both.❤

her secret is she learn those skills in Milan Art, you can see her easels are same and her style from Dimitra milan, i don’t know why she doesn’t say it.

Great content as always! Where I can find the Video version of all your podcasts?

shes great. i remember when this one first came out. got the book. it's very helpful

So nice to have your podcast again ! I love listening to it while i'm painting! I must say, it was a great discovery for me to learn about Kenneth and I realy enjoyed your point of view, both of you, on the artistic world. I loved what he said near the end about focusing on doing what I like and being more accepting of my own vision. I am really trying to apply that to my own art and it was encouraging to hear that from someone that talented. I am excited for the next one already, I think you are going to interview Carla Grace, so can't wait ! :D

Looking forward to listening to this. Huge fan of Mark's work.

Love to see the journey of Cody, been following since that first ep!

I learned about Joe Paquet from mentor, Alla Parsons. Paint what you love. Take a risk. Put down the vibration that you feel...Elegance & violence... markmaking. Thank you.

Hot Cuppa,. Paint brush in hand and Andrew Tischler's podcast in the background! Does life get any better?

glad to see this back on YT

A ton of great information here...would have liked to know how modern varnish protects the more unstable paints like the umbers. About 90% of art ends up in a dump so hopefully when I am dead for a hundred years there is someone who has to bring my painting to be restored! LOL

Gotta love Tahlia! She’s incredibly inspirational and talented! From a huge fan in USA!

I just saw Quite Frankly interview. I'm in love with this guys brain

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I love this, especially the story behind the inspiration and how it came to Lubomir. I appreciate the way that he described how it landed in his awareness. Thank you for sharing!