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A Touch of PinkHigher Love BLOG + PODCAST 903Welcome to another episode of A Touch Of Pink, your one-stop shop for rainbow pop. As usual, all tracks tonight have rainbow content. Tune in this Saturday on JOY 94.9 from 5-6 pm for a whole hour of wonderful explorative listening.
There are 15 tracks tonight featuring rainbow content/artists from the UK, USA, Australia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ireland,
Playlist for Show 903 to be broadcast on 11th January 2025
Katie Gavin
As good as it gets ft Mitski
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Mon petit poney
Robert O’Connor
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Fresh Encounter Radio PodcastSustaining Your Level of Command - Ep245••• Bible Study Verses: Matthew 16:17-19, Ecclesiastes 10:7-18, Proverbs 29:18, Proverbs 24:3-4, Matthew 11:22, Luke 4:1-14, Mark 1:35, Matthew 14:23, Luke 6:12, Luke 8:5, Luke 8:5-8, Philippians 3:10-14, Daniel 11:32, Colossians 2:6-7, James 1:25, Psalm 1:3, John 1:16 . ••• “There has never been a spiritual awakening in any country or locality that did not begin in united prayer” A.T. Pierson, Consulting editor for the original Scofield Reference Bible" † ••• “Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need”, Hebrews 4.16, NKJV . ••• How Is The Kingdom Of God Operated? ••• What Determines One’s Level Of Success In The Kin...2022-10-0928 min
Timeless Truth with Pastor Jim ThomasJohn Stott - 2/17/22Join us for Daily Devotions with Pastor Jim Thomas. Each morning, he will share a selection of his favorite devotionals along with a short time of prayer.This is a resource of The Village Chapel in Nashville, Tennessee.Artwork for the podcast by Kim Thomas, music by Phil Keaggy.Artwork and music used by permissionThe Village Chapel's teaching series, "Matthew: The King and His Kingdom," can be found here:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdWSTa_5vhVi-q1aKorrbf8EVR99x1Ac0Pastor Matt Pierson's sermon on the temptation of...2022-02-1713 min
Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Philip LawsonPhilip Lawson was born in Bristol, Tennessee in 1967. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Ringling School of Art and Design in Florida in 1991 and a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy with an emphasis in Art Therapy from Notre dame de Namur University in California in 2001. His eclectic approach to making art has included scoring films, producing music videos, and working in a variety of other media, from painting and sculpture to photography and ceramics. He has been the subject of a feature length documentary and inspired...2021-08-192h 00Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Jennifer KlempJennifer Klemp's Geometric Series is inspired by the artist’s own internal inner searching and manifestation. Her recent work taps into the spiritual and introspective nature found within one’s self. Each piece is created laboriously, fusing traditional methods with abstract undertones. Attention to color theory is intentional, with bright punches of color found throughout.
Website https://www.jenniferklemp.com/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jenniferklempartist/
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*** Subscribe to my YouTube Channel for more Arti...2021-08-082h 11Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Nick DiomedesNick Diomedes’ interest in music started at an early age. Originally fascinated with the tactility of playing an instrument, it’s no surprise that Nick became a drummer. Upon deciding to pursue a professional career in music, Nick developed his skills as a Jazz Studies Major at the University of North Texas and began working as a professional musician in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, spending countless nights in Honky Tonks, dive bars, and recording studios. Looking to further his professional career, Nick moved to Nashville, TN in 2013 with the goal of w...2021-07-112h 05Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Ryan GreisRyan Greis, founder and lead instructor of Drawn Studio, has over 15 years of professional illustration experience. His artwork has appeared in the pages of New York Press, St. Louis Magazine, Riverfront Times and other local and regional publications around the United States, earning him numerous awards year after year from the Association of Alternative Newsmedia. In addition to a Bachelor's of Arts degree in Visual Communication from Northern Kentucky University, Ryan holds an MBA from Lindenwood University.
His more recent work as "art detective" has helped some...2021-07-083h 09Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Paulette B. WrightPaulette Brinkmann Wright grew up on a farm in northwestern Ohio. Her favorite thing about farm life was helping her father Paul tend to the livestock. As a little girl, he taught her how to take care of the baby chicks, or the “peeps” as she called them. Paulette later learned how to feed cattle, nurse baby calves, and help her dad and her uncle John on their milk route together. Paulette loved to follow her father around the barn, into grain elevators, farm equipment stores – pretty much everywhere – and her father loved ha...2021-07-011h 29Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Sergey KirSergey Kir is a unique and innovative artist who's created his own remarkable, new art style, which was he coined "Conceptivism." An ambitious approach to painting, conceptivism synthesizes technology, financial modeling, and art history into a cohesive whole. Utilizing hand drawing, digital photography, and the analytical methods from quantitative finance, Kir's ultimate goal is to create a “gesamtkunstwerk,” or absolute work of art, which goes beyond the visual to incite, provoke, inspire, and enrich the minds of his viewers.
Kir’s compositions are planned using computer algorithms, with strong philosophical and socio-political messages as their...2021-06-212h 34Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Kristi PonderKristi Ponder's Statement:
My artwork focuses on the commonalities that the human race shares, instead of the differences that pull us apart. Each artwork visually represents a location meant to elicit certain emotions and responses from the viewer. My artwork reminds the viewers of different emotions or experiences that person is connected to, while linking them to the larger theme that so many others have experienced.
Through contemplative landscapes with large colorful skies, I emphasize the vastness of nature and the smallness of humans to remind us...2021-06-032h 04
Bold and Beautiful RewindRewind to Interview with Pierson Fode (ex Thomas Forrester) from 2017From my ABTV show The Bold Breakdown! with Pierson Fode (former Thomas Forrester) . Also co host Matthew evan Paine!2021-05-2844 minPierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Terry SuhreTerry Suhre was the Director of Gallery 210 and Research Professor (NTT) at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He retired from that position in 2021. Prior to Suhre's appointment at UMSL in 1996, he was director for five years at the Catherine Smith Gallery at Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina, where in addition to the curatorial, administrative, and teaching duties he oversaw the visual arts component of An Appalachian Summer. Suhre began his museum/gallery career at the Illinois State Museum in Springfield where he worked from 1980-1990. Since 1983 he has organized...2021-05-161h 29Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | F. KennethF. Kenneth's Statement:
Although art has been a passion since childhood; I stepped away from it for years and pursued writing, in which I'm also a proud Self-Published Author of 9 books, with #10 in the works. In 2018, under the moniker, F. Kenneth Art, I returned to my artistic roots with a newfound passion for my craft.
I began studying all aspects of art; both the business and creative sides, and pursued it wholeheartedly. In 2019, I held my first artist exhibition in Clayton, MO and was featured in Urb Arts', "Abstract...2021-05-131h 05Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | John ScalaJohn Scala's Artist Statement "My images focus on the beautiful scenes of outdoor Long Island. I have a lot of landscape images but also some flora and fauna. One of the things I like about photography is the fact that the camera can capture images that the naked eye can’t see like long exposure images and black and white images. I love getting up before the dawn and capturing sunrise images."
Website
www.johnscalaphotography.com
Instagram
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Fa...2021-05-021h 48Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Vesna LongtonVesna Longton is a professional artist with a formal art education and an experimental approach in 3d glass and resin art.
She was born in Soviet Russia in 1974. She graduated from the Moscow State Pedagogical University, Faculty of Fine Art in 1992. From 1992 through 1997 she studied fine art at various Moscow art studios and since 2006 Vesna Longton has lived in Massachusetts, USA. She is a freelance artist and a member of Attleboro art Museum and Pawtucket Art collaborative. Throughout her art career she has been a free-lance artist and worked as an art teacher, illustrator...2021-04-252h 04Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Michael CoppageMichael Coppage has lived and worked in Cincinnati since 2007. Coppage earned a B.F.A in Sculpture from Memphis College of Art and an M.F.A in Studio Art from The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Primarily a conceptual artist, Coppage has uses a plethora of artistic media including photography, video and sculpture to address issues around subconscious bias and racial disparities. He has traveled around the world extensively and has work in a number of private collections. Coppage has recently been featured in print an online for a controversial and provocative series entitled "American +" where he...2021-04-181h 50Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Tony LippsTony Lipps is an artist out of Cincinnati, Ohio. He is married with two sons and resides just outside of Cincinnati. He attended Kent State University from 2001-2005 before joining the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office in June of 2005. From 2005-2019, Tony served as a Deputy in the jail and as a Patrol officer before making the decision to leave law enforcement to pursue a career as a full time artist.
Tony works in oil paints out of his studio in Essex Studios, located in Downtown Cincinnati. Tony has spent the past two ye...2021-04-111h 44Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | T BarnyA native of California with a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, T Barny has been creating sculpture professionally for over 4 decades. During his career, he has produced more than 1000 sculptures that range in size from one-foot-tall tabletop pieces to twelve-foot-tall corporate and public installations that can weigh upwards of 9 Tons in steel, bronze, wood, and water, though his curvilinear, Mobius-inspired stone sculptures are his most celebrated.
His works have been shown in over 100 galleries in 18 countries worldwide and he has participated in more than 400 group and individual exhibitions. His sculptures...2021-04-081h 29Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | William R. ProbeckWill is an experienced landscape/horticultural photographer who started shooting B&W/color film in the 70's. He purchased his first camera, Olympus OM1, after winning first-place in the University of Illinois writing contest for poetry. He has been mainly photographing Colorado, Michigan and the West for about the last 30 years.
Gardening has always been his passion, especially at 8400 feet in the foothills of Colorado, where he would grow colorful vegetables and flowers mainly poppies to photograph. He was considered a Horticultural Hero by Garden Design magazine for being able to successfully...2021-03-281h 32Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Kevin GrassKevin Grass is a Florida artist known primarily for his landscapes and series of hyper-realistic figurative paintings that comment upon social issues of the day. These complex, thought-provoking images were well represented in juried and invitational exhibitions, galleries, and prestigious art publications, but sales were intermittent and unreliable.
Lame Ducks is series of smaller, less complex images that retain the humor, narrative, and technical approach of the more involved figure paintings, using rubber ducks as the common thematic element. These visual puns are colorful, fun, and lend themselves more easily to marketing and commercial applications. The...2021-03-251h 45Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Xan Blood WalkerXan Blood Walker was born in Seattle Washington in the heat of the summer. She learned print photography in high school, and went on to obtain two BFA's, one in printmaking and another in painting from the University of Washington. Many years later when pursuing graduate studies in counseling she obtained a Masters certificate in Art Therapy. Prior to her higher education she attended the school of hard knocks in Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, as an 80's street punk at the height of the punk rock scene. With over 20 years in recovery she finds a way to...2021-03-142h 00Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Kate SimonKate Simon is a Louisiana native, now Florida resident where she works as a technical writer during the day and an artist in the evenings. Kate uses art as a form of healing, meditation, and exploration. Fond of many artforms, she is particularly drawn to abstract works because of the benefit it has on the brain. It is her mission to extend the positive effects she has felt through art to homes, businesses, and medical offices.
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/katesimonart
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/katesimonart 2021-03-071h 47Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Bryan HobeinBryan Hobein is an artist living and working in Astoria, OR. He is currently creating figurative watercolors that conceptually center around the ideas of sexuality, comfort, stillness, and how they're contained and expressed in the body.
Previously Bryan has worked in pen and ink and digital medium centered around the ideas of monsters, ninjas, and pew pew action.
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Her work over the years has included (and often combined) sculpturally sewn and collaged hand dyed papers, plaster castings, layered resin, glass kiln work...2021-02-221h 31Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Kyle HollingsworthKyle is a self-described creative polymath, who balances her work life between fine art, illustration, and graphic design across all platforms. She’s a wildly creative, unapologetically self-expressed free spirit who lives a daily practice of gratitude. Her fine art ranges from abstract to realism and involves a wide variety of mediums. Collage, textures and circles are a focal point in her pieces.
Her other latest projects include illustrating a children's book, client work in print, VR and motion graphics, sound design and writing.
Kyle has a...2021-02-182h 02Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Doug WeaverDoug Weaver is a real cool guy! He lives in Old North with his wife and son, where he paints magnificent paintings in his basement. Weaver received his MFA in painting from Fontbonne University in 2013. After graduating, he moved to Rwanda in the Peace Corps where he taught art, music, and drama. He also found time to organize and implement women’s empowerment trainings for young men as well as wrestling wild dogs in a spay and neuter campaign.
In 2015, Weaver moved back to St. Louis and became a...2021-02-072h 03Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Michael SniderMichael Snider's Artist Statement:
" To produce artwork that facilitates meaningful and memorable feelings that empower, inspire and return childlike wonder to the viewer. Thank you, peace and love."
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Ron's motto is "I'll 'shoot' anything that gets in...2021-01-281h 21Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Gary KesslerGary Kessler is a commercial advertising photographer with over 35 years’ experience in the industry. He has traveled extensively around the world on business, allowing him to capture personal shots for his own use along the way.
This collection of rarely seen work includes photos from trips to Brazil, China, and France. Closer to home photos are featured from New England, the Catskill Mountains, horse farms of Kentucky, and his hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio.
By providing images for marketing and advertising campaigns, Gary has photographed exotic flowers and la...2021-01-211h 05Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Jasmine RaskasJasmine is a self taught artist with a background in science. Her art explores the emergent patterns found in natural growth, form, and collective systems. With elements of archetypal myth and a dash of futurism, her work seeks to create a language that crosses all barriers of time, space, and culture.
Outside the studio, she works as the Lead Art Facilitator at the inclusive nonprofit studio Artists First and as a professional coach working with groups and individuals to use the power of art and imagination for personal growth. ...2021-01-141h 37Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Jo PadgettJo Padgett is located in Fairborn, OH. Known for her acrylic paintings. Jo taught painting for 7 years and is a Charter Member for "Artist United ". Jo Padgett has worked in oils, watercolors and now focuses primarily in acrylics which she has found a great love for. Jo is a life time student in the arts and has often traveled out of state to learn new techniques to improve her craft. When not painting she works part time, cares for her dog, her flower garden and spends time with her...2021-01-0755 minPierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Deborah HerbertDeborah Herbert's Bio:
As a former Visual Arts Educator, consultant and trainer, my philosophical approach to my art is much the same as my teaching….I never stop learning, exploring and experimenting! The Equine form has always held great spiritual significance to me, it’s beauty and grace is perhaps unsurpassed in nature save for the human form. They have much in common. To render them truthfully….their mystery, power, gentleness, strength and spirituality are the qualities I strive to portray!
1975 Faculty Scholar Graduate of Florid...2020-12-0841 minPierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | Björn KleemannBjörn Kleemann's Bio:
I'm a photographer currently based in the Bay Area south of San Francisco. Originally from Germany we have left our home country more than 15 years ago and since then have lived in Ireland, Argentina and now California.
I started with photography late in life, I picked up a camera a bit more than ten years ago just with the idea to improve our holiday photos. I found out quickly that there is so much more to discover with a camera and I spent a lot of time on l...2020-12-031h 35Pierson’s PodcastArtist Interview Series | May ChanMay Chan's Artist Statement:
Lively, colourful, always cheerful with crazy abundant loud energy. That's just one side of me.
The other side is darker, moodier, more serious-er. I suppose it’s the Jekyll and Hyde syndrome.
On the darker side of the moon, my work is either monotone or in black and white. For some reason, this is mostly expressed in commercial artwork.
On sunny days, my work is bright, bubbly, joyful, and jubilant. Kawaii muffins, Kute ka...2020-11-291h 36Pierson’s Podcast45. Artist Interview Series | Sej SaraiyaSej Saraiya (b. 1985) is an ethnographic and fine art photographer who has spent the last several years documenting indigenous cultures. She graduated with a Master’s degree in Film and Writing from the University of Southern California in 2009, and has since traveled to the deep interiors of Asia and the Americas, capturing portraits that tell stories of remote cultures.
Reflecting her own perpetual search for a deeper meaning in life, her work can best be described as spiritual and philosophical, hoping to create a yearning in the vi...2020-11-2900 minPierson’s Podcast44. Artist Interview Series | Karlana PedersenKarlana Pedersen founded, Karlana Pedersen Visual Art & Photography in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 2015, before relocating her business and returning with her family to Chicago, Illinois in 2019. Since then, Karlana Pedersen Visual Art & Photography has expanded to become a fully online sustainable custom art services provider with three distinct company brands:
Online artist gallery: www.karlana.com
Custom Art On Demand Service: www.aodpro.com
New home decor brand called Art Maiden™ ...2020-11-1600 minPierson’s Podcast43. Coloring with my daughterSpending a moment in time talking with my daughter while we do some coloring.
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Total Movie RecallTMR 046 – Leprechaun This week on Total Movie Recall, Steve and Ryan wonder why kids are scared of the stupidest boogeymen. The Leprechaun haunted Ryan for his entire childhood, waiting in dark corners, making it unable for him to pee in the middle of the night. If only he had watched the movie when he was seven years old, and seen how stupid, unscary, unwitty, and half-assed this boring, lazy movie is, he wouldn’t have wasted another second being scared. The Leprechaun can’t even be bothered to turn limericks into dirty rhymes. Nantucket! It rhymes itself! Lepr...2020-11-091h 24Pierson’s Podcast42. Artist Interview Series | Linda SackettiLinda Sacketti's Bio:
Art is an interpretation of reality, not a copy.
I am a self-taught artist. My medium of preference is acrylic paint on canvas. I love to travel and I take lots of photo’s during my visits. When I get back home to my studio, I use these photos to create expressionistic paintings of the places I’ve been. I try to capture the feeling of these places in my art.
I'm a self-taught arti...2020-10-3000 minPierson’s Podcast41. Artist Interview Series | Rick BerkRick Berk's Bio:
I'm a photographer based in Freeport, Maine, but I'm originally from New Jersey and spent 21 years living on Long Island, New York. My first love is exploring the landscape around me, across the country, and around the world. There is nothing more satisfying than being awake to witness the sunrise, whether it's at Quoddy Head State Park in Maine, or from the top of Sentinel Dome in Yosemite National Park. My aim is not to create a literal reproduction of the scene, but to use...2020-10-2600 minPierson’s Podcast40. Artist Interview Series | Christina SodanoChristina Sodano grew up in Monmouth Beach, New Jersey, a small beach town with beautiful beaches which inspired her drawing at a young age. Her parents saw her enthusiasm to paint so they enrolled her in private art lessons at the young age of 8. Christina majored in illustration and concentrated in advertising at Moore College of Art in Philadelphia. Following, she worked as a professional advertiser, embracing the creativity of logo design, packaging design, magazine ads, and much more.
In 1988, in Scottsdale, Arizona she worked at Phoenix Art Group until 1992 when Christina...2020-10-2600 minPierson’s Podcast39. Artist Interview Series | Carol BossCarol Boss, born and raised in a small town in south-central Missouri, has been a St. Louis resident since 1995. Before fulfilling her dream of becoming a full-time visual artist in the fall of 2016, Carol was a successful digital illustrator and photography re-toucher, as well as manager of Big George Brock. The decision to become a full-time visual artist was made after upon meeting Sharon McConell-Dickerson along with a series of events that made her feel like she was being led to paint full time. Most of Carol’s time is spent with her family, making art and seeing music. &nb...2020-10-1200 minPierson’s Podcast38. Artist Interview Series | Jason BlyJason Bly resides in Wichita Falls, TX where he is Assistant Professor of Art at Midwestern State University, teaching painting and drawing since 2017. He is a board member for the Texas Association of Schools of Art and contributes to their conferences held annually in Texas.
Previous experience includes teaching at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (2009-2017) and Lewis and Clark Community College (2009-2017). Bly also served as Director of Exhibitions at the Edwardsville Arts Center (2013-2017). His paintings have been shown in solo, invitational, and juried...2020-10-0800 minPierson’s Podcast37. Artist Interview Series | Randall SmithNothing is as rewarding as someone having an emotional connection to my art and hanging it in their home. I've always been called to chase my dreams and follow my heart. The robots in my paintings, "Junkbots" as I call them, are on the same journey as I am, chasing their dreams and following their hearts. It’s displayed more with them missing their hearts.
Ultimately the goal of my art is simple, I want to make the viewer smile that's why I say, “I paint smiles". I hope you enjo...2020-09-292h 33Pierson’s Podcast36. Artist Interview Series | Errymil G. BatolErrymil Batol is a self-taught multimedia artist, born in Korea, raised in the Philippines and is now a Proud American citizen residing in Camarillo California. He is a full time compassionate Registered Nurse during weekdays and a part time passionate artist on his days off from work. A father of 3 and a loving husband who honors Christ above all in every decision and plans that he wishes to succeed .
His artistic gift came as an unexpected surprise when he was 33 back in 2014. He had no history of...2020-09-221h 45Pierson’s Podcast35. Artist Interview Series | Sarah Megan JenkinsNative to Oxford, Mississippi, Sarah Megan Jenkins studied Painting at Memphis College of art in Tennessee, completing her degree in 2010. Sarah relocated near New Orleans, Louisiana where she now lives and paints full time. Engaged by nature at a young age, Sarah Megan's work represents the natural energy flow found within oneself and it's connection with the Earth. Pulling imagery from her own experiences and travels, Sarah's work searches for a rhythmic nature of its own. Her work is courageously pure and leaves the viewer embraced by the emotional quality in...2020-09-111h 19Pierson’s Podcast34. Artist Interview Series: Katherine BlackwellKatie Blackwell is an artist, ICU nurse, and mom of two creative torpedos. Painting has been in and out of her life in direct correlation with her sanity. The beginnings art collection Of surrealist figures dominated her early art career. Her goal was to go back to those twisted corded figures after finishing her nursing degree. Fast forward a lifetime: mental health led her back to full time art.
Long story short, being an artist is more than the material you use or the products you make...2020-09-041h 42Pierson’s Podcast33. Artist Interview Series | CharoMy name is Charo and I am a freelance digital illustrator out of Miami Florida. As I sat down to write this short bio, I asked my friends to describe me and quickly got tenacious and infectiously optimistic thrown at me. I’ll take those and wield them as a superpower to help me and anyone else who needs that boost to believe in themselves and their hidden ability. I got into art for completely selfish reasons. I always had stories in my head that I couldn’t find content for so I deci...2020-08-282h 21Pierson’s Podcast32. Artist Interview Series | Riyen HelgRiyen spends a good portion of his life trenching mud, battling mosquito's, and avoiding some of the many dangerous creatures down in the swamps, all while trying to capture the most elegant shots of what Louisiana has to offer. His roots go deep, and his passion for his community shows through his work which include business promotional photo/video, real estate photography, aerial shots, automotive photography and more! His ability to capture the personality of his clients shows through in the product delivered as portraiture's. ...2020-08-2153 minPierson’s Podcast31. Artist Interview Series | Howard LawrenceHoward Lawrence first studied art in 1972 and by 1974, Howard stopped creating for decades. Two years ago Howard picked it up the old drawing pad and pencil to start anew. He does charcoal drawings of many subjects which includes dogs and cats. Howard describes his work as an exercise in finding a greater reality.
You can find him at:
Website: https://www.howardlawrencefineart.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hlfarts/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HowardLArt
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In today's podcast I will be talking with Limor Dekel a fine artist with a passion for painting.
You can see her work at: https://www.limordekel.com/
You can also find her on:
Facebook @LimorDekelArt
Instagram @limor.dekel18
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