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So many great insights in this one. Lots of tips and techniques.

Great show; learned a lot (He could do stand up- he cracks me up- what a lovely & lively person) - God bless M

Always enjoy Tad's style when I see his work.

Wow that was great! Thanks!

Really appreciated the interview with C.w. Mundy.!! I was so honored a couple of years back when he chose my painting for “best oil” with the Plein Air Salon. I’ve followed his paintings for years and they are truly masterpieces.!!

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼thank you!

So many helpful tips. Thank you for this interview. I also bought the book as a result of listening to this podcast🙏🏼

Amazing!!!

I found myself nodding constantly in agreement to what Jack was explaining. 😊 Excellent interview. Simon asks questions that are so relevant and engaging! My favourite Podcast/TH-cam channel! We’ll done!

Great convo.. Daniels such a cool character and tremendous painter!

Wow. Incredible interview! I got so much out of this. The questions were spot on and Gita was a wealth of knowledge and yet incredibly relatable and generous with her conversation. Another wonderful and insightful podcast guys! Love it 😊!

I must say that it's a very good pod castand the person in charge of, the interview is very professional. He knows the right questions to ask and makes the interviewe relax and open up. Thank you Anton Cabraal

I really enjoyed this, loved his minimalist approach!!!

It's interesting how close my case is to his!!!! you can take a look at my stuff if you want as well

I'm surprised this amazing podcast and HS interview has less than 300 views.. its worth much more. I loved the interview and the in depth technical questions. One thing though, I know HS likes to use green gold, which she didn't mention here, wonder if she drops that from her palette..

A really interesting interview. Very qualitative and instructive. Thank you very much

Loved listening to this and am now following you. Only just discovered Pete so it was fascinating to learn more about the way he works and see more of his paintings. Thanks

amazing! thank you for sharing!

Fantastic interview! Thx, Adam Taylor, for your openness and sharing your experiences, it truly means a lot to me! And Simon is the interviewer I’ve always been looking for: asks the right questions and listens without unnecessary interruptions..Top!!!

A very interesting and informative podcast. Thank you!

I really enjoyed listening to Marjorie!! A great interview Simon. Thank you for sharing.

I can’t get enough of your channel! The interviews are so interesting and consistently great!! <3

Absolutely love your podcasts!

Fascinating ! Saved that will think about subscription.Keep up the good work.

Here’s the problem… There are ( at least ) two criteria that can determine our judgement of a drawing or painting. 1. Is the subject pleasant to look at? 2. Is it well drawn or painted ? I can look at two portraits. Both drawn/ painted equally well. But, I’m more likely to say that the portrait of the attractive person is a “better “ piece than the portrait of the unattractive person.

I'd prefer to see more of the paintings for a longer time than watch talking heads...

Love the cattle...

The entire painting process comes down to a series of corrections. The goal is to end with a beautiful painting not to get it right with the first stroke of the brush. One would do well to approach the process from the onset as one big glorious mistake that, through adventurous problem solving, you are setting out to make right. No one gets it right the first time. Mistakes and problems ARE the process . You simply get quicker at correcting and solving them. Work freely and do not worry about making mistakes. You can always correct mistakes later. As you paint, remember there is always an awkward stage in every painting.

Just found you folks, Yay! And I really appreciated listening to Jason, love the down to earthness and the intelligence of his observations, thanks all

One of my favorite artists - great interview, thank you 🙏

Thanks so much for the informative and interesting chat!

Great interview as usual - inspired by her work and journey

Excellent podcast thank you.

what a considered conversation. Thank you so much Daniel...yes I echo another comment and wish I could attend your classes and watch you paint.

What an amazing interview thank you!

Love David Shevlino’s work and loved the podcast thanks!

Absolutely brilliant interview. Thanks so much.

What an excellent communicator David is. And, you as well,Simon. Thank you both!

cool video! (Just a minor thing: his name is misspelled on the title)

Excellent interview! David is very generous and charming in the sharing of his experiences. I ate up the bits on palettes, his colours, and learning compositional insights from illustrators.

The softening of the eyes....can mean the nervous system is in parasympathetic (rest respond, ) not sympathetic (action fight flight)....which is attractive to us all! Really enjoyed the interview and feel I learned a lot .

Very interested in that kind of work & love her no nonsense approach to get the work done.

Another thoroughly enjoyable conversation. Large gouache : grind your own paint (a couple of days of work, a bit of clove essential oil for conservation) or, to experiment, schools grade big bottles. Some brands are quite décent & they are a great start to figure out things. Bram Van Velde has made beautiful large gouache paintings, I highly doubt he used truckloads of the finest gouache (my 2 cents 😉).

Happy discovery of this great artist. The paintings have the feel of air going through them, looseness & a subtlety of color. As to the podcast: I know it's a labor if love but could you list the names of artists mentionned by the guest? Very hard to make out the names if not famous artists & the transcript does not fully do the job. (I had started with podcast on Spotify then realized names appearing on YR version. Sorry !)

The colors are fantastic. Her raw wild energy too. Very strong free voice.

Thank you! Love this interview. ❤

Fantastic, thanks for sharing insights into your art practice and on collaboration. Looking forward to seeing Pete's exhibition in Brecon.

I follow Pete on Instagram. A fine artist producing wonderful unique work.