Designer Charli Marie is soooo much more than just a designer. Charli is passionate about helping creatives improve their craft and process. But, Charli is also passionate about side projects. The side hustle. Charli is in the enviable position

17 – Photographer – Catherine Cattanach

Nov 21st, 2018 1h 8m

The eryngium giganteum – aka Miss Willmott’s ghost – is a thistle, a sharp prickly plant. Yet for someone who collects – thoughts, ideas, images, inspiration – this prickly plant provided a huge source of inspiration and enabled her to create p

16 – Writer -Vanessa Evetts

Nov 14th, 2018 1h 9m

Starvation, Caffeination, Isolation Imagine taking weeks to leave aside your family and retreating to a friend’s caravan to do one thing: write. Author Vanessa Evetts is 3 books into her journey of authoring 8 books, and this is just one of the

15 – Sculptural Glass Maker – Di Tocker

Aug 15th, 2018 1h 7m

“Just turn up”. As a creative, some days are amazing. You’re thrilled. You’re excited. You’re inspired. You’re in your happy place and you can’t wait to build, craft, create. Some days are tougher. Some days you can barely open the door. Creati

14 – Stylist – Yvette Edwards

Aug 8th, 2018 1h 7m

As creatives, we’re so much more than just our title. It’s hard to brand ourselves using just a single word, and Yvette Edwards is no exception. Yvette has experience as a ‘florist’, could possibly be identified as a ‘stylist’, but prefers to b

13 – Illustrator – Pepper Raccoon

Aug 1st, 2018 44m 52s

Scrappy, humourous, upfront & honest, insanely talented. Illustrator Pepper Raccoon joined me in the Kombi to talk business: selling products & services, the value of humour, and quite simply – not being ashamed to sell your artwork. “to have

11 – Sculptor – Max Patté

Feb 12th, 2018 1h 19m

Can you ever imagine how the toughest time in your life could possibly result in your career taking off? Max Patte is the sculptor responsible for the iconic Wellington waterfront sculpture: Solace in the Wind. Described by the artist as an “em

10 – Art Seller – Elliot (Endemic World)

Jan 30th, 2018 56m 13s

How does the public decide what art should take pride of place on their walls? Should a piece of art be $40, $400, $4,000, or more? What does an art gallery look like? Today’s guest, Elliot from endemicworld.com, is breaking the art rules and c

09 – Photographer – Paul Alsop

Jan 23rd, 2018 56m 18s

Ever had anyone cry while you were creating your art? Ever had someone just want to hang out alongside you for hours as you craft and create, just because what you’re creating – how you’re creating it – is such an amazing process? Today’s guest

08 – Architect – Rui (Critical Design)

Jan 16th, 2018 55m 58s

Disillusioned by self-driven success culture – Rui left his University architecture degree early to solve bigger problems. “How might my deepest desire meet the world’s deepest need?” With an orientation towards social justice, Rui – and his te

07 – Painter – Sofia Minson

Dec 19th, 2017 1h 12m

Who needs a television, a couch, or even a living room? What a waste of good space. Ever imagined converting an entire room in your house into your creative studio? Today’s guest is painter Sofia Minson, and she’s done exactly that. The biggest

06 – Illustrator & Graphic Designer – Greg Straight

Dec 12th, 2017 46m

Inspiration may be closer than you think. Inspired by his surroundings – his love for the sea & surf, or the New Zealand trees and wildlife outside his studio space – Greg is creating Kiwiana-inspired artwork “Observation is outside.”~ Dick Fri

05 – Photographer – Si Moore (Bayly & Moore)

Dec 5th, 2017 1h 20m

“Money can never lead art. You end up with terrible art that no one wants anything to do with.“ Si Moore – artist & photographer – from Bayly & Moore, joins me in the Kombi to discuss Art & Commerce. Turns out they’re pretty happy bedfellows, a

04 – Baker – The Caker (Jordan Rondel)

Nov 28th, 2017 42m 21s

Not many people know what they want to achieve in their life now, let alone when they kickstarted a career, let alone in their childhood. For Jordan Rondel – The Caker – it was almost meant to be. Spending time with her grandparents in Paris, c

03 – Author – James Russell

Nov 21st, 2017 55m 20s

What are you doing in your spare time? Your evenings? Your weekends? Even your daily commute? Are you chilling on the couch? Are you browsing social channels on your phone? Imagine what you could achieve if you used these hours creatively… Chil

02 – Stencil Artist – Flox (Hayley King)

Nov 14th, 2017 53m 1s

Stencil Artist Hayley King – better known as Flox (http://flox.co.nz/) is a stencil artist, operating from the Haus of Flox in Auckland: a scapel and a spray can are her creative tools of choice. Flox creates stunning works of art, including ha

01 – Introduction – Jason Naylor

Nov 8th, 2017 9m 30s

Welcome to episode 01 of Breaking Art: The Podcast – the alchemy of Creativity & Commerce – making art vs. making money. I am your host, Jason Naylor, and I welcome you along on this crazy journey. I’m a photographer – specifically, a wedding p

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