that's how you find that unexpected is going over that edge of what feels comfortable.

And I think layering can be a brilliant tutor for that because you can't do it without losing things.

Hello and welcome to Art Juice.

This is honest, generous and humorous conversations that will feed your creative soul and get you thinking with me Alice Sheridan.

And today we're going to be having a somewhat more practical perhaps studio

discussion probably for the painters out there but I think the ideas behind

it will apply to lots of different types of art and certainly perhaps the way that you approach what you make.

But before we get into that, let's have a quick catch up.

What have you been up to?

What has your week looked like?

As a, I've been meeting a few new people this week,

and they say to me, what's the podcast about?

And I say well it's kind of art but it's also real life stuff so you should ask our latest reviewer because unfortunately I forgot to pull it up and I got an email to say we got a new review.

Someone who just said boring blah blah mediocre chat with no point blah blah. Yeah. blah,

mediocre, chat with no point, blah, blah.

Yeah.

So that pretty much sums it up.

So thank you for that great description.

In fact, I think that should be our new tagline.

Boring blah blah.

I'm happy with that. sometimes I think it's that those

little moments of chat that make the world go around so yeah I love a good

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