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The FASO Podcast

FASO
Art Marketing
Plein Air Painting
Art Education
Art
Creativity
Workshops
Social Media
Art Community
Visual Arts
Art Workshops
Art Career Development
Watercolor
Art Galleries
Creative Process
Landscape Painting
Watercolor Painting
Art Techniques
Social Media Marketing
Galleries
Portrait Painting

Learn the business of visual art from today's finest artists and art marketers.

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For today's episode we sat down with Pearl Horng, an artist who balances part-time work as an... more

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For today's episode we sat down with Trent Gudmundsen, a professional oil painter whose life ... more

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For today's episode we sat down with Mick McAndrews, a professional watercolor artist from Pe... more

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Pearl Horng
Professional artist and part-time emergency room doctor.
Episode: 203 Pearl Horng — You Always Show Up
Trent Gudmundsen
Professional oil painter with about 20 years of full-time experience.
Episode: 202 Trent Gudmundsen — Do the Scary Thing
Mick McAndrews
Professional watercolor artist and teacher with a 40-year career in IT
The Whiskey Painters of America
Episode: 201 Mick McAndrews — Get Out of the Studio and Into the World
Brenda Boylan
Fine artist working primarily in oil painting and pastel, formerly a corporate graphic designer.
Episode: 200 Brenda Boylan — Creating is the Goal
Donna Montgomery
Retired teacher and watercolorist turned mixed-media abstract artist
Simcoe Woods Community Center; Berry Art Club; FASO user
Episode: 199 Donna Montgomery — Be Fearless & Do the Work
Nicole Troup
Pennsylvania-based portrait artist and instructor; founder of Portraits for a Cause
Portraits for a Cause
Episode: 198 Nicole Troup — How Saying "YES" Can Open Doors
JM Brodrick
Wildlife painter from Detroit, Michigan; trained under Finnish grandmother; works in acrylic
Independent artist
Episode: 197 JM Brodrick — Invest in Yourself First
Christopher Remmers
Artist who reframes marketing as an extension of the creative process
Episode: 196 Marketing for Artists Who Hate Marketing
Cindy Baron
Speaker on keeping a professional account professional
Episode: 196 Marketing for Artists Who Hate Marketing

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Laura Baer
Host of The FASO Podcast

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 64 ratings
  • Need a different interviewer please!

    I loved reading the BoldBrush Interviews and was excited to listen to the new FASO podcast. Unfortunately, I don’t enjoy listening to the interviewer because she talks too fast I don’t know what she’s saying and the cadence of her speaking style sounds affected, canned, even artificial…

    You’ve now lost an avid artist who used to love your former website not so long ago.

    I’ll give one star for effort, that’s it.

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    1
    GoldCountryArtist
    United States8 months ago
  • Interviewer is too young for this job

    I can tell that the amazing and mature artists that are being interviewed are often cringing inside because the interviewer is not capable of understanding some of the complexities of the conversations. It's not her fault. She is just too young for this position. Not enough life experience. Not sure how she got this position but there are soooooo many other people who could carry these conversations soooo much better and who would represent the bold brush name better. I remember way back hearing... more

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    1
    GoodGood Soul
    United States3 years ago
  • Unsubscribed

    This could have been a good podcast for marketing ideas and such, but unfortunately the female host was too annoying for me in her speaking style. From the use of “Jesus Christ” or “Jesus” frequently as exclamations and the infamous “like,…”, I just couldn’t do it. Maybe she’s related to the FASO owner and can’t be replaced.

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    2
    MantaRay3000
    United States3 years ago
  • Just keeps getting better

    Great guests, great interview’s! The interviewer is a joy and is getting better and better with her questions and insights.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jonbsan
    United States4 years ago
  • Great content

    Great first podcast! Can’t wait to hear more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @debbiedaniels4567
    United States5 years ago

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- Feedback ranges from criticisms of speaking style to outright praise of guests and content quality.
- A number of long-time listeners miss the previous interviewer and prefer their style.
- Some listeners feel the host speaks too quickly and the cadence can come across as artificial.
- Many listeners praise the depth of career-focused, actionable guidance and guest variety.

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203 Pearl Horng — You Always Show Up
Q: What advice would you give to someone who also wants to become a full-time artist or make a living from their work as an artist?
Horng advises artists to expect difficult stretches, remember why they paint, experiment with colors, surfaces, and brushes, get outside, start many paintings, and keep working through setbacks.
203 Pearl Horng — You Always Show Up
Q: When did you learn about plein air, and do you find that it's why you're drawn to it?
Horng says plein air initially challenged her because she approached it with medicine's expectation of getting the outcome right. She learned that painting outdoors is about understanding a place and communicating light and mood, not necessarily producing a finished painting.
202 Trent Gudmundsen — Do the Scary Thing
Q: What final advice would you give to someone who wants to become an artist who makes a living from their work?
He recommends narrowing an artist's focus to a recognizable subject or style to build recognition, then broadening the work while keeping other creative interests alive.
202 Trent Gudmundsen — Do the Scary Thing
Q: But what helped you level up your artistic skill the most?
Gudmundsen says plein air painting was his real education, teaching him composition, color mixing, light, and practical painting skills through direct experience.
200 Brenda Boylan — Creating is the Goal
Q: What would you say is one of the most important skills an artist should develop to grow their business as an artist?
Boylan says people skills matter most: building friendships with collectors and relationships with other artists. She also recommends caring for one's health and being selective about commission clients.

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What is The FASO Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A visually oriented business show that centers on the practical side of sustaining a career in art. Across episodes, listeners hear creators and marketers discuss pricing strategies, gallery relationships, multiple income streams, personal brands, and the evolving role of online presence versus in-person engagement. A standout element is the emphasis on long-term practice, mentorship, and real-world tactics drawn from decades in the industry, with guests ranging from painters to art marketers who share actionable steps for building visibility and revenue. The format often blends craft-focused guidance with business storytelling, making it valuable for artists seeking tangible, repeatable methods to grow their practice and for marketing part... more

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Recent guests on The FASO Podcast include:

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2. Trent Gudmundsen
3. Mick McAndrews
4. Brenda Boylan
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6. Nicole Troup
7. JM Brodrick
8. Christopher Remmers

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