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Artwork for My Creative Life for Artists and Creators

My Creative Life for Artists and Creators

Nancy Miller
Children's Literature
Art Education
Creative Process
Graphic Novels
Confidence
Children's Book Publishing
Work-Life Balance
Home In A Lunchbox
Sharon Pegram
Creative Writing
Writing Process
Editing
Imposter Syndrome
SCBWI
Writing Community
Children's Book Illustration
Art and Illustration
Rejection
Box Of Dreams
Picture Books

My name is Nancy Miller, and I'm an illustrator and art teacher in Georgia. I'm interested in other artists and how they stay motivated and keep passionate about their own work. How they sell and market themselves. How do you balance your home, creative, and work-life? I will be documenting my own creative process in these podcasts. Thanks for listening!

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Artwork for My Creative Life for Artists and Creators

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Shelley Hanmo
Self-taught illustrator specializing in hand-cut paper art.
Episode: 246 Shelley Hanmo, Illustrator
Jasmine Fang
Taiwanese-American writer and civil servant, and children's book author
Episode: 244 Jasmine Fang, Children's Book Author
Chris Tebbetts
Award-winning author and co-author known for writing middle grade and young adult novels.
Episode: 243 Chris Tebbetts, MG and YA Author
Claudia Restrepo
Artist, art educator, and intrepid traveler with a passion for exploring the world and diverse cultures.
Episode: 242 Claudia Restrepo, Artist and Art Teacher
Rashad Doucet
Award-winning comic artist and professor of sequential art
Episode: 241 Rashad Doucet, Author and Illustrator
Kristy Boyce
National bestselling author and senior lecturer in psychology
Ohio State University
Episode: 240 Kristy Boyce, YA Author
Benson Shum
An award-winning children's book author and illustrator.
Walt Disney Animation Studios
Episode: 238 Benson Shum, Children's Book Author & Illustrator
Noelle Monét
A queer Jewish biracial registered nurse and author
Episode: 237 Noelle Monét, YA Author
DK Ryland
Picture book author and illustrator of 'Giraffe Is Too Tall For This Book'.
Episode: 236 DK Ryland, Children's Book Author and Illustrator

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Nancy Miller
Host of My Creative Life for Artists and Creators, an illustrator and art teacher who is passionate about exploring the motivations and challenges of fellow creators.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Love this podcast! Great to hear how authors and illustrators in the Kidlit world are succeeding, and also Nancy's personal writing/illustrating journey. Keep up the great work, Nancy!

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    afletcher408
    a year ago

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246 Shelley Hanmo, Illustrator
Q: If you could go back to your younger self, what advice would you give?
Shelley advised her younger self to pursue passions and not be afraid to try new things, highlighting the importance of creativity and continuous learning.
246 Shelley Hanmo, Illustrator
Q: How do you manage your work-life balance?
Shelley shared her approach to maintaining balance by setting boundaries on her art time and prioritizing breaks to avoid burnout.
246 Shelley Hanmo, Illustrator
Q: Can you share some highlights from the SCBWI New York Conference?
Shelley described the excitement of connecting with peers, learning from keynote speakers, and the importance of in-person experiences at the conference.
246 Shelley Hanmo, Illustrator
Q: What inspired you to become an artist?
Shelley explained her journey of becoming an artist despite initially pursuing music, detailing how her childhood interest in art evolved during the pandemic.
244 Jasmine Fang, Children's Book Author
Q: What advice would you give to your younger self?
Jasmine would tell her younger self to remember the purpose behind writing, to not rush the process, and to understand that rejection is a natural part of the publishing journey.

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Focusing on the journeys of various artists and creators, insights into the creative processes, and the challenges of balancing professional and personal life are predominant themes explored across episodes. Discussions often center on topics such as children's literature, illustration techniques, art education, and writing processes, showcasing the diversity of experiences in the creative community. The show not only highlights the stories of established artists but also emphasizes the importance of community support and mentorship in the arts, making it a valuable resource for aspiring creators and enthusiasts alike. Creative topics are consistently linked with personal narratives, offering listeners inspiration and practical advice to na... more

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