#222The Blue Collared Pottery And Sculptures w/ Carly Slade
In this podcast episode, renowned ceramic artist Carly Slade shares her artistic journey and experiences in the ceramics world. The episode covers her introduction to ceramics, the intricate process of her unique slip casting technique, and her...
In this podcast episode, renowned ceramic artist Carly Slade shares her artistic journey and experiences in the ceramics world. The episode covers her introduction to ceramics, the intricate process of her unique slip casting technique, and her experiences at Watershed, a ceramics residency. Slade opens up about her struggles with imposter syndrome and offers advice to other artists. The episode further delves into how Carly found her unique voice in ceramics and the importance of authenticity and honesty in art. Throughout the conversation, Carly emphasizes the importance of experimentation, recognition of a common thread in your work, and staying true to one's artistic expression. The episode offers a fascinating insight into the world of ceramics and Carly Slade's unique approach to her craft. You can learn more about Carly by checking out her instagram @carlyslade
Top 3 Value Bombs:
-Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Carly shares her personal struggles with imposter syndrome, which can be a huge hurdle for many artists. She emphasizes the importance of reflecting on one's accomplishments and understanding that many successful individuals face similar insecurities. This revelation can serve as a valuable lesson for artists grappling with self-doubt.
- Discovering One's Unique Voice: Carly's journey to discovering her unique voice in ceramics is an inspiring story. She talks about her evolution as an artist and the importance of experimenting with new techniques, recognizing common threads in one's work, and staying true to oneself. These insights can be incredibly useful for artists seeking to find their unique voice in their work.
- The Importance of Authenticity in Art: Carly underscores the importance of authenticity in art. She advises artists to be honest about their work and their artistic journey, and to delve into their intrinsic motivations for creating art. This level of authenticity resonates with people and is often met with positive responses. This advice is pivotal for any artist seeking to make a genuine connection with their audience.
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