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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2026 · 40 MIN

Impactful Creativity with Sarah Bush

from The Emily Rassam Show · host Emily Rassam

Sarah Bush, a mixed media artist, shares her journey into the art business, her experience with a master's degree in fine art, exploration of fiber art, large-scale art projects, dyeing fabrics with natural dyes, and her artwork that speaks to the mystery of being alive. She also discusses the use of rust as a medium and the history of zines. The conversation covers the rise of zines, their creation, content, and format, as well as their role as a creative outlet. It delves into the power of imagination, manifesting through vision boards, and the impact of individual influence. The discussion also includes a book recommendation and insights into the unpredictability of influence.TakeawaysArtistic journey and exploration of different mediumsThe process of dyeing fabrics with natural dyes and the use of rust as a medium Zines as a versatile creative mediumThe profound impact of imagination and creativityChapters00:00 Introduction and Artistic Journey05:16 Exploring Fiber Art10:20 Large-Scale Art Projects21:22 Artwork and the Mystery of Being Alive26:27 Zines and Their History31:33 Zine as a Creative Outlet38:38 Manifesting and Vision Boards45:57 Impact and Influence

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