Finding Your Creative Voice with The Good Ship Illustration

EPISODE · Aug 5, 2020 · 38 MIN

Finding Your Creative Voice with The Good Ship Illustration

from The Good Ship Illustration · host The Good Ship Crew

This is the first episode of our podcast!Helen Stephens, Tania Willis, and Katie Chappell are the crew at The Good Ship illustration, and this episode is all about getting to know us.Learn more about The Good Ship Illustration and how we each found our creative voices.Grab a cuppa, listen while you draw, and let us know what you think. (Instagram is our favourite place to hang out. We're @thegoodshipillustration) p.s. Our course Find Your Creative Voice: Fly Your Freak Flag is now open for enrollment!Show Notes:Finding your creative voice, standing out from the crowd, building career-longevity, and being yourself.1. Helen's storyTaking a year out from picture book illustration to get back to her own creative voice.2. Tania's storyFrom fine art to illustration via Hong Kong. 80s corporate imagery, MA at the Royal College. The value of being in a creative community.3. Katie's storyWhy getting fired from being an in-house graphic designer/illustrator was the best thing ever.Read more about us all here: https://www.thegoodshipillustration.com/About-the-good-ship-illustration Learn More About the FIND YOUR CREATIVE VOICE: FLY YOUR FREAK FLAG course.https://www.thegoodshipillustration.com/freakflag(Doors close again on the 7th of August, 10pm UK time)Come and say hello! ✏️ @thegoodshipillustration🌏 www.thegoodshipillustration.comp.s. We love answering your illustration questions. Click here to submit your question for The Good Ship Illustration Podcast 🎙

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