All Walks Of Art

Mike and Paul travel to The Winchester in Cleveland to talk with Chris E and Brian Donahue of the band, Olathia, and album Art Director/Photographer Matt Moser.The first live audience recording of the show, and things get a bit out of control but so much fun. Listen as five creatives talk about album art, heavy metal, and more.Host(s)Mike WarthPaul RemyVenue:The Winchester Music Tavernhttps://www.thewinchestermusictavern.comGuests:Chris E & Brian Donahue of Olathia Website:https://olathia.bandcamp.comOlathia is:Vocals: Chris E.Guitar: CJ LangmackGuitar: Greg GrubenBass: Terry JohnsonDrums: Brian DonahueArt Director/Photographer:Matt Moser (Moser Photoworks)http://www.moserphotoworks.com

Join Mike as he chats with his friend Cory about community and the importance of having the right people in your community. Mike & Cory enjoy Rogue Ales' Dead Guy Ale, and more.Cory Looney's YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjABNI88V6I7XQmO03xvnNw Nathan French's YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/user/MultiFrench19

On this episode, Mike & Paul tackle the subject of projects and challenges. Mike unloads about his failed attempt at a project for Brewdog Brewing, and Paul tries his first ever home-brewed ale.   

Join Mike and Paul as they discuss getting started as an artist, copies - who owns the art, and getting enough sleep. Paul gets a taste of Jim Beam Devil's Cut whiskey and learns about the angel's share. This laid back episode for creatives is just what Mike and Paul needed. 

On today's episode Paul drinks Dragon's Milk, Mike gets therapy, and they both share some thoughts about money and art. Today's episode is about hanging out in Mike's attic and enjoying a beer while talking shop.

On today's show Mike and Paul discuss the relationship between art and math, the artist's crutch, and some other silly creative topics while sipping on a sour beer.

Mike and Paul imbibe on Jim Beam while discussing a topic every creative knows well - distractions.

On today's show, Mike and Paul discuss the question, "Has photography made everyone an artist"? To be clear, the show isn't about photographers replacing everyone, but rather, how making pictures has become so common in our daily lives.

Is art created or discovered? A philosophical look or at least an attempt to contemplate such a question. Join Mike and Paul as they talk about this question, Mike makes Paul a dirty martini, and they enjoy a glass of Iron Maiden's Trooper beer.

Mike and Paul discuss influence, routine, and the question: are we making art or trying too hard to share on social media? Grab a tasty beverage, and join them as they discuss the topics of the day. *** UPDATE *** On this episode, I Said Cesar Santos attended the Florence Academy of Art. I was thinking about Florence and he went to an atelier, and meant to say he went to the Angel Academy of Art in Florence.

Three creative guys who grew up with Star Wars as part of everyday culture, discuss the Art of Star Wars. Join Mike, Paul, and Scott as they go off topic, try to get back on, spend an episode fascinated with all things Star Wars art. Paul convinces Mike we are talking about Star Trek, Yoda makes a guest appearance, and it all goes south when Mike starts talking about how he would like Mark Hamill on the show but we all know that will never happen. Scott gets crazy and talks about something regarding a meth-head, it just has to be heard. The books mentioned on this episode are: (not affiliate links) https://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Art-Illustration/dp/1419704303/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=1PVRT8YMOO6HY&keywords=star+wars+illustration&qid=1558396009&s=books&sprefix=Star+Wars+Ill%2Caps%2C150&sr=1-1-spons&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Storyboards-Original-Trilogy/dp/1419707744/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=star+wars+storyboards&qid=1558396101&s=books&sr=1-1 Both books are well w

Join Paul & Mike as they discuss, "Artist's Thoughts About Pareto's Law, Choices, and The Hustle".

On this episode Mike and Paul chat about getting out of a rut and essentialism as it pertains to being an artist. The book Mike mentions on the episode: Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by author, Greg Mckeown The Filmmaker/YouTuber Mike Mentions: Matt D'Avella

Join Paul and I as we discuss a few questions from our listeners, talk about reproducing your art, question the dilemma of can a fine artist also be a commercial artist - and a shout out to our fellow beer drinkers on National Beer Day.

Mike and Paul discuss the idea that success of an artist may be a reflection of "it's not what you know, but who you know". They chat about the abundance of inventory museums are dealing with, and more.

Episode 006 Listen in as Paul and I discuss comparing ourselves to others. We experience our first technical difficulty, and we compare Ozzy and Ronnie James Dio to Mac-N-Cheese.

Mike and Paul discuss the 10,000-Hours Rule based on a study by Anders Ericsson and referenced in the best selling book by Malcom Gladwell, Outliers. Using the 10,000-Hours Rule, Mike and Paul come to some conclusions about how creatives can use the rule to set goals, plan for how much time it may actually take to become great at their craft, and more.

Join Mike & Paul as they discuss the creative side of being a comedian with special guest, Lori Graves. Lori and I go back several years. I first met with her to work on a personal project where I needed photos of comedians. We met at the bar she was working at, I motored off a few photos, and I was hooked. Her sense of humor, and genuine personality was infectious and we've been friends ever since ~ Mike

Join Mike & Paul as they talk about making money as an artist and what you're worth. Money is often a taboo subject but something every artist must think about if they want to go beyond a little beer money for work.

Join Mike and Paul as they discuss the origin story of "kick the bucket" and the concept of a "bucket list" in relation to the most important art you make on episode two of the All Walks of Art podcast. The whole discussion became a thing when Mike and Paul discussed photographer, Peter McKinnon's recent YouTube video where he makes a photo of a lake in Canada. A shot, McKinnon has wanted to make for nearly a decade. Because of this, Mike has to understand the phrase, "to kick the bucket" and how it even became a phrase in order to help understand the concept of a bucket list. The two continue the conversation and relate it to making art.