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The Dark Art Society Podcast with Chet Zar

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Hosted by renowned Dark Artist Chet Zar, the Dark Art Society Podcast covers a variety of important and contemporary topics. Themes include Dark Art, literature, film, music, culture, philosophy, dreams, paranormal experiences, magick and much more! While each episode focuses on specific issues, the nature of this podcast is conversational and organic. With that said we encourage you to take up po... more

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Johnny Thief
Legendary tattoo artist and multidisciplinary artist
Episode: Johnny Thief Part 1- Ep. 370
Christopher Ulrich
Great artist and friend of Chet Zar
Episode: Christopher Ulrich Ep. 368
Christopher Grant
An artist who lives with schizophrenia and bipolar and showcases his drawing process and experiences.
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Episode: XO Rad Magical- Ep. 367
Eric Pigors
Artist and creator of Toxic Tunes, known for Halloween-themed artwork
Toxic Tunes
Episode: Eric Pigors- Ep. 366
Dave LeBow
Artist known for his imaginative and dark themed works
Episode: Dave LeBow Ep. 365
Tom Bagshaw
Digital artist known for his fine art and gallery exhibitions.
Episode: Tom Bagshaw Ep. 364
Arpeggio Romiti
An emerging artist known for her unique beadwork incorporating dark and horror-themed elements.
Episode: Arpeggio Romiti- Ep. 363
Brandon Grafius
Biblical scholar and author of "Scared by the Bible"
Episode: Brandon Grafius- Scared by the Bible: Ep. 362
Chris Walker
Also known as Zombienose, a talented artist and former special effects artist.
Zombienose
Episode: ZOMBIENOSE- Ep. 361

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Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 258 ratings
  • Invaluable pod for artists, painters especially

    Thank you to Chet Zar for making this podcast! Gonna go on Patreon to throw him a couple bucks :) Love the shop talk and am blown away by the quality of artists he gets to come on. Just fascinating and a tremendous resource.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DanMFGz
    United States3 months ago
  • Still Great Content!

    Chet Zar continues to delivery great content with fascinating guest artists, despite the loss of co-host Mike Correll (episodes #1-89). Zar’s laid back style and reliable weekly content always leave me with deep thoughts, and carries me through my creative work seamlessly! If you miss Correll check out his podcast “The New Archaic Revival”, also on iTunes.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Malaclypse_the_Younger
    United States3 years ago
  • Still Great Content!

    Chet Zar continues to delivery great content with fascinating guest artists, despite the loss of co-host Mike Correll (episodes #1-89). Zar’s laid back style and reliable weekly content always leave me with deep thoughts, and carries me through my creative work seamlessly! If you miss Correll check out his podcast “Emails from Infinity”, also on iTunes.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Malaclypse_the_Younger
    United States4 years ago
  • Rad & Informative

    As an artist myself I might be biased… but I find this one of the most helpful & interesting podcasts around. Chet is disarming & lovable and many of his guests offer valuable insight into their lives & process which should not be underestimated

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Missdarq
    Australia4 years ago
  • Not just for Dark Artists and Dark Art Collectors

    If you’re a creator or appreciate the creative process, you’ll enjoy this podcast. Chet’s laid back style and the interesting collection of artists who appear on the show will entertain and educate. Try it out.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Steve Cleff
    United States4 years ago

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Listeners note the community aspect of the show, often encouraging each other to explore their creative journeys.
Many appreciate the focus on dark art and its connection to broader cultural and philosophical themes, making the content particularly enjoyable for artists and art enthusiasts.
Listeners praise the deep and engaging conversations, highlighting the fascinating guests that provide valuable insights into the creative process.
The host is viewed as charming and approachable, making the insights shared by guests even more relatable and inspiring.

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Tom Bagshaw Ep. 364
Q: What is your process for creating your digital artwork?
He shares about starting with thumbnails and sketches, utilizing techniques like grisaille, and implementing tools from programs like Rebelle.
Tom Bagshaw Ep. 364
Q: How did you become an artist and what is your artistic story?
Tom discusses starting from a young age, always drawing, with influences from comics and a strong connection to traditional media.
THE ART OF SUFFERING: Stanislav Krawczyk- Ep. 350
Q: How have you been? How's your mother?
My mom is okay. I haven't talked to her in a long time.
SURVIVING THE APOCALYPSE with Dave Sherman- Ep. 344
Q: What do you tell people to help them cope with anxiety and stress during difficult political times?
Focus on self-care and maintaining a balanced life, incorporating various interests beyond just the political landscape to manage stress levels.
ZOMBIE MASTER Kevin Wasner- Ep. 338
Q: Did you work on straight beauty makeup?
Kevin admits that while he does corrective makeup, it's not what he got into the business for, focusing mainly on monster and special effect makeups.

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