Technology has been one of the biggest challenges I've had to conquer in my business and it hasn't always been an easy journey. Hopefully I can spare you some of the tech-headaches (and sometimes melt-downs!) by sharing what has (and hasn't) worked for me.

This episode contains  a remote catch up with Laura Day my studio assistant. In this time of isolation we chat about how we've both taken our open studio events online. From a virtual tour of Suse's studio to a delivering workshops via Zoom we are embracing how technology can keep us connected, learning and inspired.

This week Steph and I talk about transitions, what happens when you’ve built a business around one are your creativity and want to shift lanes into a new creative dream? This is a juicy one for all the multi-passionate's out there

Whether formally trained or not, most of us have some preconceived ideas about what makes 'good' art. Listen on as I unpack this baggage and dispel some 'fine art' myths that hold us back from expressing ourselves freely as artists.

Welcome to episode 19 of the Studio Insider Art Podcast. At the time of recording there's a lot of uncertainty in the world and many of us are in COVID19 lock down. In this episode we explore the creative possibilities in what may lie ahead in the coming weeks.

Now more than ever we need art and joy in our lives. I hope this jovial episode and the Painting As A Practice movement brings that to you. 

Welcome to season 2 of the Susan Nethercote Studio Insider Art Podcast.

We are launching straight into this fresh season without missing a beat with a round-table conversation about preparing for hosting an open studio.

This is the final episode of season 1 and it’s a deeply personal one. Laura and I finally open up about our respective healing journeys and the role that our art has played for both of us on the road to recovery.

This is a special bonus episode to share with you all the excitement of my Paris painting retreat which is coming up in May 2020. I talk with Steph about how it manifested it’s self and all the luscious experiences it contains.

In this week's conversation you’ll discover that Laura’s exhibition opening has been and gone. We discuss various aspects of what her first solo exhibition experience revealed. 

This week I’m introducing a new guest and team member Steph Wallace. Not only is Steph the owner of the amazing brand Mostly Miniature. But she also used to own an art gallery.

In this episode I share my systems for digitally storing your work with some tried and tested tools for making this process easier. Laura and I also talk about naming paintings and collections.

Join us as in episode 11 as we ride the emotional roller coaster of pricing your work. As much as we would all love a magic bullet for this process there’s no simple answer to the question ‘How Much?’ when it’s time to price your work.

This episode we are getting technical and into the nerdy nitty-gritty of all aspects of finishing our work.

This week’s conversation examines self-sabotage and it’s attempts to derail our art practice.

In today's solo episode I talk about that particular brand of artists anxiety that we all experience from time to time.

In this episode we reveal how a time-lapse video can bring clarity, clues and mindfulness to the mid-zone of a painting process.

This episode is a juicy one!

With her deadline looming, Laura shares how as she steps into the reality of her dream of becoming a professional artist it's beginning to feel uncomfortable.

This week I share some of the hard lessons I’ve learned along the way of my life and business, including how to respect the ebb and flow and why we shouldn’t ‘push through’ the hard parts.

In this podcast we're checking in with Laura on her progress using Suse's tips from episode 1. We discuss how creating parameters around our work allows the creative spirit to enter a free-flowing zone.