
Host Nishant Jain documents his journey of self-education to be an artist, and has deep, insightful conversations with artists and sketchers from around the world.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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"Like a bird guide … but for people-watching!"
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At the conclusion of the latest Special Project with paying subscribers, host Nishant Jain looks back at his journey to learn linocut block-printing, and shares five good reasons why everyone should try new things in their creative journey.
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Author, illustrator, and stand-up comedian, Jessie Kanelos Weiner speaks about immigrating to France, performing stand-up in two languages, and her meandering journey as a creative person. She speaks about pivoting from costume design to find work as... more
Maria Coryell-Martin is an expeditionary artist and co-founder of Art Toolkit. In this conversation, she speaks about the historical importance and modern relevance of expeditionary art, and how she uses project proposals and deadlines to structure h... more
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Just discovered this while trying to set up an urban sketchers chapter in Belfast, the first in Northern Ireland. Truly inspiring!
Yay!!!!! So happy to hear that you’re planning new episodes! I was just on a 1400 km roadtrip through NorthWestern Ontario & Manitoba and listened to many of the originals for the second and third time. The SneakyArt Podcast is one of my all time favourites.
only today coming across this podcast- happy about it! So many pearls are shared about our personalities versus our attitudes to drawing … and how to go for the delicious taste of it. xx thanks for the enjoyment! Chanti
The Sneaky Artist is an authentic voice in art. With a natural charisma, Nishant effortlessly gets to the heart of artistic journeys and is able to tease out interesting stories from his interviewees. A real joy and worth a listen whether you are a seasoned artist or not.
I found Nishant’s podcast because of an interview he did with Sandi Hester - I follow her on YouTube. If I’m honest I’m usually not a huge podcast listener. But there’s something that I’m really enjoying with each of his chats. His questions and in fact the whole conversation seem so organic, although I know he plans and does his homework (he shared a spread in his notebook of his process). I love how long these are because he gets in-depth and I feel like when the podcast ends I know so much ab... more
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A thoughtful, long-form series centered on artistic practice, process, and personal journeys of artists and sketchers worldwide. Episodes frequently explore how daily routines, experimentation, and hands-on making (from linocut to watercolor) shape creative identity, with guests sharing concrete workflows, studio setups, and philosophies that emphasize curiosity, play, and continual learning. The show often blends practical technique with bigger-picture ideas about art's role in society, including observations on technology, publishing, residencies, and collaborations. A standout trait is its depth and generosity in conversation, offering listeners actionable insights while fostering a reflective, amateur-artist mindset that values lifelong... more
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