Why Does Jane Chipp's Art Have Us All Wanting to Work with Vintage Photos?

Описание: In this episode of the Show Up or Shut Up podcast, Wendy interviews artist Jane Chipp, who is returning to Fodder School 5 as a teacher. They delve into Jane's artistic journey, from her early fascination with handmade crafts influenced by her family's Baltic heritage to her evolution into a mixed media artist specializing in collage, assemblage art, journaling, and textiles.

Jane shares pivotal moments, including her participation in a three-year textile art program, her transformative experience with a found collection of personal artifacts, and her prolific work during the COVID-19 lockdown. Together, they discuss the benefits and challenges of teaching art online, the joy of crafting with found photos, and the intricate, layered techniques that define Jane's unique artistic style. Jane also offers a sneak peek into her upcoming lessons inspired by vintage lace for Fodder School 5.

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00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

01:21 Meet Jane Chipp: Artist and Teacher

04:03 Jane's Early Life and Creative Beginnings

05:07 Family Influence and Childhood Creativity

08:59 Career Path and Creative Pursuits

15:35 Discovering Textile Art and Mixed Media

33:46 The Turning Point: Honoring a Stranger's Life

47:54 Struggles with Large-Scale Art

48:38 Exciting New Project in Fodder School

50:09 The Importance of Artistic Community

52:07 Impact of COVID-19 on Artistic Journey

52:23 The 100-Day Project and Instagram Journey

53:42 Writing and Publishing a Book

01:00:46 Meeting Lori Canner and the Collage Community

01:03:51 The Role of Instagram in Artistic Growth

01:09:35 Teaching and Creating Online Courses

01:13:04 Artistic Preferences and Techniques

01:15:56 Signature Colors and Artistic Style

01:29:55 Upcoming Fodder School Project

01:31:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Music Credit - Funky Disco from Pixabay (Royalty Free)