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Hosted by Libby Saylor · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 34 episodes
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A podcast for artists, creatives, and anyone navigating the beautiful mess of making art. Hosted by collage artist Libby Saylor, Art Talk dives into the real-life experiences of being an artist—beyond the gallery walls and Instagram feeds. Each episode explores the creative process, the ups and downs of artistic life, and practical advice for building a sustainable, authentic art practice. Whether you’re a working artist or simply art-curious, you’ll find thoughtful reflections, honest conversations, and a supportive space to feel inspired and understood.
Libby Saylor hosts Art Talk with Libby Saylor, a arts show with 34 episodes published.
If you’ve ever tried something creative, failed, and walked away — this episode is for you. A little over a year ago, I tried working big in my collage practice and it sent me into a creative tailspin that lasted months.
We’ve all been there — you stumble across another artist’s work, and while your eyes widen to take in every last detail, your heart drops deeper and deeper into the pit of your stomach. The work is beautiful, and brillia
Pricing your art is one of the most confusing, emotionally loaded parts of being a working artist—and almost no one talks about it honestly. In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on how I price both my original c
In this episode, I’m sharing my honest experience selling work on Saatchi Art over the past few years. I talk about how the platform unexpectedly jump-started my confidence as an artist, why I’ve continued using it, and
Every creator knows the gut-punch of realizing a piece of work just isn’t working. In this episode, I reflect on the moments when my own art fell short of my standards—and how I’ve learned over time to critique without s
I keep wondering why success feels so urgent to me—what I think it will change, what I think it will prove, and what kind of happiness it will generate. In this episode, I follow that question into an intuitive vision bo
In this episode, I’m confessing the big, slightly delusional, totally magical art fantasies I’ve carried around for years—the ones I’ve only ever shared with my nearest and dearest. From the publication I’ve dreamed of b
As artists, we’re told to “keep going,” even when no one seems to care. But what does it really feel like to make work that might only be understood long after we're gone? In this episode, I talk about the haunting thoug
As a collage artist and photographer, I’ve always been inspired by my ordinary surroundings—my home, nature, city streets, the quiet moments I see through the frame of my 35mm camera lens. In this episode, I share why I
For practicing artists, graphic design novices, and experienced design professionals, this episode offers insights for everyone. What really makes someone a better graphic designer? It’s not just mastering software tools
Creativity doesn’t vanish—it just hibernates. Sometimes the inspiration stops flowing. Sitting down to make art feels awkward and foggy, and we can never fully understand why. I’ve been through dry seasons before, and I
In this honest and unfiltered episode of Art Talk with Libby Saylor, I open up about being deep in the middle of a creative block. I don't have solutions or advice—just a raw look at what it's like to be stuck, when it s
In this episode, I dive into how artists and creatives can harness the power of ChatGPT to elevate their art practice and professional presence. From generating artist statements and SEO keywords to brainstorming creativ
I’ve been making small art for most of my creative career, but I’ve always struggled with the pressure to work big for years and years, despite the fact that I LOVE working small, I make beautiful work in small format, a
Recently, I’ve had to talk about my work with a fair amount of people, in various settings, and I’ve had to share more deeply about why I make my work, what it’s all about, and what it means to me. Without fail, each tim
In this amazing episode, I talk with collage artist and art market extraordinaire, Kate Cuthbert. Kate was recently diagnosed with MS and has shifted from her decades-long path selling her work at art markets, to teachin
In this episode I talk about boundaries and the way they can act as vehicles for self-love and great change. I'm setting some art world boundaries for myself as I move forward in my art career, even though it feels a bit
In this episode, I'm speaking from total experience, as a recovering unambitious (aka lazy artist), sharing with you ways I've endeavored to moved past my laziness (that disguised my deep rooted fear), and into the comfo
In this episode, I’m going to unpack my thoughts about the speed in which we create things, and the pressure we can come up against to have something new and fresh and amazing to post on social media, both regularly and
In this episode, I share ten differences between what it looks and feels like to make Big Wow Art and just Mediocre Art. Making Big Wow Art is no joke! This process can trigger endless amounts of fear and doubt and can b
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