#15: Making the climate revolution irresistible with Nicole Kelner episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 1, 2024 · 46 MIN

#15: Making the climate revolution irresistible with Nicole Kelner

from Climate Papa · host Ben Eidelson

See Nicole's work referenced here. The world of climate tech is small and something happened about two years ago. From climate newsletters to Twitter accounts and LinkedIn posts... everything became more...colorful. There were stunning watercolors explaining the carbon cycle in oceans, the carbon impact of a hamburger, or the way that heat pump works to magically transfer heat into a home. Nicole Kelner had arrived on the scene. Taking her unique water color style and combining it with a deep desire to understand, and communicate, climate solutions. In this conversation, Nicole shares her journey to climate tech artist, her process for coming up with new art ideas, and her love of running the business. We also cover why Taylor Swift should date a climate scientist, the role of AI in art, and how to make wind turbines into a beautiful neon mural. Nicole's created the first climate solutions coloring book, The Electrify Everything Coloring book. The next episode of Climate Papa will share more on my focus for 2024. If you haven’t already subscribe here to follow along. To see more of Nicole’s work: Her website Her Substack blog Referenced: Climatoonist Nicole’s IPCC Image | Original IPCC image You want to work in climate spreadsheet Get connected: Nicole - LinkedIn | X Ben - LinkedIn | ⁠Climate Papa⁠ To get in touch, email ⁠[email protected]⁠ Music: Slynk & Lazy Syrup Orchestra - Mellow Kinda Hype (Balkan Bump Remix)

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