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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2018 · 29 MIN

BTI #001: Introduction to Beyond the Image

from Beyond the Image Podcast · host James Patrick

Beyond the Image is a new podcast from photographer, marketer, public speaker and storyteller James Patrick on how we can develop beyond the image in our careers and in our lives. Whether we are photographers, illustrators, graphic designers or creators - the truth is that we are artists. As artists we are all storytellers and it is important to learn how to tell the stories of our brands. In this episode, James goes into what Beyond the Image means for listeners and why it has never been a better time to be a storyteller. Unlike anytime before in history we all have the power to be publishers, to share our art and our ideas with an audience. People are craving stories - this is about learning to share that right brain creative with them. From there, James also discusses his background and why he chose to launch this podcast as well as the six words that changes his career forever. Be sure to subscribe for future episodes discussing how you develop your brand, market your brand and further profit from your brand as an artist! Episodes will feature interviews with creatives as well as clients themselves discussing what they look for when hiring artists.

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