
Professional illustrators talking about illustration, how to do it, how to make a living at it, and how to make an impact in the world with your art. Hosts: Lee White, Jake Parker, Samantha Cotterill, and Anthony Wheeler.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 324 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsBusiness | |||

Trying to support, but find yourself wincing at your peers’ success? Jealousy is a normal human experience that hits creatives extra hard. Jake Parker and Anthony Wheeler discuss how to learn from these emotions and even improve from them.
If staying focused feels like a losing battle, this episode is for you. Danielle McGeough joins Sam Cotterill and Jake Parker to talk about creating a creative life that’s both fruitful and sustainable through play, introspection, and aligned expecta... more
How does your personality influence your career? Jake Parker, Lee White, and Anthony Wheeler discuss how your traits impact your life as an illustrator and how you can optimize for the best version of life with your personality.
Are art skills and business savvy the only keys to illustration success? Jake Parker, Anthony Wheeler, and Lee White discuss the characteristics you need to become an exceptional illustrator (they’re not what you think!).
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Loved your Three Illustrators Shooting the Breeze episode! I’be been a listener for years and love the combo of you three together the most. Fabulous content as always. I’ve been enjoying your guest interviews immensely too.
I’m 40 years in on this wonderful ride as an illustrator, not always easy, but having peers like you to listen to inspires and enlightens, so thank you!
In general I am a very positive guy. In the latest podcast (Oct 2025) they both ragged on people who say $400 for their online class is too expensive then went on to talk about how stressful selling their house with a pool is because the realtor can’t figure out how to turn on the pool heater. It really brought me down and came off as totally out of touch. I love art but I think these guys don’t realise how those comments discourage people who are working really hard both just to make ends meet... more
I’ve been listening to this podcast for a long time and the hosts are interesting and charming in their own ways. They are also talented. They also often have enjoyable guests. It should be obvious that this is a promotional device for SVSLearn. The podcast promotes itself as “a place where you can learn how to be a professional, get hired, and how to make a difference in the world with your art.” If you’re listening though, the hosts also let slip from time to time that the reality is they need... more
I really wanted to like this podcast. The first episode was 20+ minutes wasted listening to the male speakers continually talk over the one woman on the show. And they aren’t that interesting. Especially the professor with the scratchy voice. He sure likes to hear himself talk. C’mon guys. It’s 2025, almost 2026 and you still haven’t gotten the memo about letting women speak uninterrupted? Lame.
Do better, guys.
I’ve listened for years to this show and I feel like I’m friends with all the hosts. They give great insights into the lives of professional illustrators, as well as answer a lot of questions.
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Professionals in the visualization and publishing space discuss how to build a sustainable illustration career. Episodes spotlight practical, real-world topics: freelance workflows, working with agents and editors, self-publishing, crafting a distinctive personal style, and navigating the evolving balance between commercial work and personal projects. Notable notables include deep dives into craft, storytelling, and career pivots, along with community-building through SVS Learn formats and collaborative projects. The show likely attracts mid-career illustrators and aspiring authors-illustrators seeking actionable guidance, mentorship, and insights from experienced practitioners. The format combines practical advice, industry history, and ca... more
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