Sebastian Martorana: Sculptor Discusses Stone Carving and Illustrative Art Practice

In this captivating episode of The Truth In This Art, host Rob Lee sits down with the illustrious Nigerian-born fashion designer Abisola Oladeinde, who has made a name for herself in Baltimore's fashion scene. Together, they stitch a narrative that covers Abisola's inspiring journey from her roots in African iconography to her current status as a purveyor of runway chic. Gain insight into her creative process, from the initial inspiration to the meticulous execution of her designs. Abisola also shares the importance of collaboration in crafting her eye-catching collections and discusses the transformative power of fashion on personal confidence and self-expression. Additionally, the conversation delves into her innovative use of chains, adding a bold twist to her latest works. 🎙️👗✨

Episode Highlights:

• Abisola discusses how African iconography influences her designs and how she incorporates traditional elements into contemporary fashion. (00:02:31 - 00:10:15)
• A deep dive into Abisola's creative process, from the initial idea to the final product showcased on the runway. (00:10:16 - 00:22:45)
• Exploring the importance of teamwork and partnerships in bringing a fashion collection to life. (00:22:46 - 00:35:30)
• Abisola shares her insights on how the right outfit can boost an individual's confidence and help express their identity. (00:35:31 - 00:45:00)
• An exclusive look into Abisola's innovative use of chains in her latest designs and the challenges and triumphs of this bold choice. (00:45:01 - 00:55:25)
• Abisola and Rob Lee discuss upcoming projects and final thoughts on the future of fashion and Abisola's brand. (01:05:01 - 01:10:00)

Key Takeaways:

• Abisola approach showcases the rich cultural heritage of Africa while appealing to modern fashion sensibilities.
• The journey of design is complex and involves a series of evolutionary steps that culminate in a fashion show.
• Collaboration is key in fashion design, with teamwork being essential to bring a collection to fruition.
• Clothing has a significant impact on self-confidence and personal expression.

Website: yelestitches.com

Social Media:

Instagram: yelestitches

Facebook: Yelestitches Collection

LinkedIn: Yelé (Abisola) Oladeinde

If you've been inspired by Abisola Oladeinde's incredible fashion journey and her unique blend of African iconography with modern style, don't miss out on the opportunity to dive deeper into her world. Visit her website and follow her on social media to stay updated on her latest designs and fashion shows. Your support means everything to creators like Abisola, who are reshaping the fashion landscape with their innovative ideas and dedication to cultural heritage.

But don't stop there! Show your love for the insights and stories shared in this episode by taking a moment to rate and review. Your feedback not only helps us grow but also encourages more fascinating conversations like this one.

🌟And if you want to play a part in bringing more of these engaging discussions to life, consider supporting our Patreon. Your contribution keeps the show running and allows us to continue highlighting the journeys of remarkable individuals like Abisola. So, head over to our Patreon page and become a part of our community today. Together, let's celebrate the transformative power of fashion and creativity! 🌟👏🌍

This program is supported (in part) by a grant from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.

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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.

Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.

About "The Truth In This Art"

"The Truth In This Art," hosted by Rob Lee, is a podcast that explores the essence of creativity and its community impact, amplifying artists' voices and their profound stories.

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Join host Rob Lee in an engaging episode of "The Truth in this Art," as he explores Baltimore's vibrant maker scene alongside Andrea Specht from the American Craft Council and ceramic artist Whitney Simpkins. Together, they dive deep into the essence of the American Craft Made Baltimore Marketplace, sharing their passion for the event and the tight-knit community it fosters among artists. With a personal flair, they also dish out their baking delights and go-to local eateries, all while underlining the significance of genuine, in-person connections within the art sphere. Tune in for a genuine and lively conversation that celebrates creativity and community.

Episode Highlights

• Andrea and Whitney's insights on Baltimore's art community [00:02:30] 🌟
• Excitement for the American Craft Made Baltimore Marketplace [00:10:45] 🎉
• Favorite baking delights: Japanese milk bread & pastries [00:18:20] 🍞
• The value of in-person communication for artists [00:25:50] 🗣️
• Preferred working hours: Post-lunch vs. early morning [00:33:10] 🕑
• Top Baltimore spots for a bite: Good Neighbor & Dutch Courage [00:40:15] 🍴

Key takeaways:

• The importance of community and connection in the arts scene
• Discovering and supporting new artistic talent at local events
• Personal preferences and routines can influence creative processes
• The role of local businesses in fostering the arts culture
• Face-to-face interactions remain crucial in the digital age

Social Media:
Instagram: akspecht, personalbestceramics
Facebook: Andrea Specht
LinkedIn: Andrea Specht

📣 Show your support for the arts! Visit Andrea Specht and Whitney Simpkins on their social media to see their amazing work. Don't forget to rate and review this episode of "The Truth in this Art," and if you love what you're hearing, consider supporting us on Patreon. Your support helps keep the conversation going!

This program is supported (in part) by a grant from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.

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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.

Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.

About "The Truth In This Art"

"The Truth In This Art," hosted by Rob Lee, is a podcast that explores the essence of creativity and its community impact, amplifying artists' voices and their profound stories.

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In this episode of "The Truth in This Art," Rob Lee interviews Leslye Penelope, an award-winning author, to explore her journey as a writer and her passion for storytelling. Leslye discusses her background in film and computer science, her love for fantasy, paranormal, and romance genres, and shares insights into her writing process. They also touch upon the challenges of categorizing literature and the significance of community for creators. Additionally, the conversation includes a discussion about Awesome Con, shedding light on its relevance for creators and the artistic community.

Key Insights and Facts:

• Leslye Penelope's background includes film and computer science, influencing her writing career.
• She has a passion for fantasy, paranormal, and romance genres, shaping the themes of her books.
• Leslye emphasizes the importance of decision-making and trusted feedback in her writing process.
• Authors face challenges with categorization in the literary world, impacting their work.
• Community support is crucial for writers and creators, providing valuable feedback and encouragement.
• The conversation includes insights about Awesome Con, highlighting its significance for creators and the artistic community.

• Leslye's social media links:
  • Website: lpenelope.com
  • Twitter: @leslyepenelope
  • Instagram: leslyepenelope
  • Facebook: Leslye/L. Penelope
  • LinkedIn: Leslye Reaves

Key Takeaways:

1. Embrace Your Unique Journey: Success in writing can stem from diverse backgrounds and experiences.
2. The Writing Process is a Series of Decisions: Writing involves various decisions, from genre selection to incorporating feedback.
3. Community and Feedback are Vital: Engaging with a supportive community and receiving feedback are essential for a writer's growth.

Support the arts and connect with Leslye Penelope through her social media channels for more inspiring stories. Don't forget to rate and review the episode and consider supporting the podcast on Patreon.

This episode of The Truth in This Art is proudly sponsored by Awesome Con. If you're in the Washington DC area, you won't want to miss out on this 3-day celebration of all things geeky!

From March 8th to 10th, 2024, head over to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center at 801 Mt Vernon Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001. Awesome Con brings together over 70,000 fans for a fantastic lineup of stars from comics, movies, TV, toys, games, and more.

If you're curious about past Awesome Con episodes, be sure to check out the archive of episodes. It's a great way to get a taste of what this convention is all about. So, mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable weekend of geek culture!

In this episode, Rob Lee welcomes Bethany C. Morrow, a renowned speculative fiction author, to discuss the intersection of memory and identity in her work. Bethany shares insights into her writing process and the themes she explores in her novels.

Episode Highlights:

• Bethany's journey as a writer and her early experiences with storytelling (00:00:10-00:12:04)
• The genesis of Bethany's book "Mem" and its exploration of memory and identity (00:32:10-00:47:04)
• Bethany's perspective on writing for different audiences and the considerations behind her work (00:26:54-00:30:33)
• Excitement for upcoming appearances at Awesome Con and the impact of speculative fiction on readers (00:42:18-00:50:43)

Key Takeaways:

• Memory and identity are central themes in Bethany C. Morrow's work, reflecting on the importance of personal narratives.
• Writing for different audiences requires a thoughtful approach to storytelling and the intended impact on readers.
• Speculative fiction offers a unique lens to explore complex societal issues and personal experiences.

Links to Bethany's Social Media:

Website: bethanycmorrow.com
X(Twitter): Bethany C. Morrow
Instagram: bcmorrow
Facebook: Bethany C Morrow

Visit Bethany C. Morrow's website and social media profiles to explore more of her work, rate and review this episode, and support the podcast on Patreon.

This episode of The Truth in This Art is proudly sponsored by Awesome Con. If you're in the Washington DC area, you won't want to miss out on this 3-day celebration of all things geeky!

From March 8th to 10th, 2024, head over to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center at 801 Mt Vernon Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001. Awesome Con brings together over 70,000 fans for a fantastic lineup of stars from comics, movies, TV, toys, games, and more.

If you're curious about past Awesome Con episodes, be sure to check out the archive of episodes. It's a great way to get a taste of what this convention is all about. So, mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable weekend of geek culture!

In this episode, Rob Lee sits down with Craig Rousseau, an acclaimed comic book artist, to delve into his journey in the world of comics, discussing his unique artistic flair and experiences working with Marvel, DC, and independent titles.

Episode Highlights:

• Craig's childhood love for comics and journey into the world of art (00:00:10-00:05:42)
• The creative process behind comic book art and collaboration with writers (00:11:40-00:18:36)
• Insights on the evolving comic industry and the impact of technology (00:20:24-00:23:58)
• Excitement for Awesome Con 2024 and upcoming projects (00:32:52-00:36:36)

Key Takeaways:

• Embrace feedback but stay true to your artistic vision.
• Collaborative partnerships can lead to innovative storytelling.
• Technology has revolutionized the comic industry, opening new avenues for creators.

Links to Craig's Social Media:

Website: craigrousseau.com
X(twitter): craig rousseau
Instagram: craigrousseau
Facebook: craig rousseau draws comics!

Visit Craig Rousseau's website and social media profiles to explore more of his work. Don't forget to rate and review this episode and support Rob Lee's Patreon.

This episode of The Truth in This Art is proudly sponsored by Awesome Con. If you're in the Washington DC area, you won't want to miss out on this 3-day celebration of all things geeky!

From March 8th to 10th, 2024, head over to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center at 801 Mt Vernon Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001. Awesome Con brings together over 70,000 fans for a fantastic lineup of stars from comics, movies, TV, toys, games, and more.

If you're curious about past Awesome Con episodes, be sure to check out the archive of episodes. It's a great way to get a taste of what this convention is all about. So, mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable weekend of geek culture!

In this episode of Truth in This Art, host Rob Lee interviews Detroit-bred interdisciplinary artist Jamea Richmond-Edwards. They discuss her latest exhibition, Ancient Future, which explores Afrofuturism, Black mythologies, and the power of imagination. Jamea shares her journey as an artist, her inspirations, and the importance of decolonizing the mind. 🎨✨

Episode Highlights:

• Jamea's background and her role as a cosmic stewardess. [00:01:03] 🚀🌌
• Moments and experiences that influenced Jamea's path as an artist. [00:02:16] 🎨🌟
• The impact of seeing Renee Cox's work and the importance of representation in art. [00:05:04] 🖼️✊
• The paradigm-shifting influence of Kanye West's album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. [00:07:13] 🎶🔀
• The importance of recognizing and embracing one's own genius and the brilliance of others. [00:08:45] 🌟🤝
• The significance of imagination and world-building in Jamea's work. [00:10:28] 🌍✨
• Jamea's exploration of dragons and genealogy in her art. [00:15:06] 🐉🧬
• The impact of pop culture and the need for authentic representation in various genres. [00:20:35] 🎬🎤
• The importance of research and information mining in Jamea's creative process. [00:23:08] 📚💡
• The value of time and the need to decolonize the mind in order to tap into creativity. [00:29:03] ⏳🧠
• The role of imagination in shaping the future and creating new narratives. [00:30:36] 🚀📖
• The need for Black imagination and the power of envisioning ourselves at our greatest. [00:36:04] ✊🌟
• The influence of imagination in various genres and the importance of cultivating it. [00:40:08] 🌈🌐
• The impact of imagination on representation and the role of Black creators in shaping the future. [00:45:38] 🎭👥

Key Takeaways:

• Embrace your own genius and recognize the brilliance of others.
• Cultivate imagination and world-building to create new narratives.
• Tap into your own creativity and play your part in shaping the future.
• Challenge the dominant narratives and create authentic representation in all genres.
• Embrace the cyclical nature of time and trust in the power of imagination.

Explore your own imagination and challenge the narratives that limit your creativity. Embrace your unique perspective and contribute to shaping the future through your art. 🎨🔮

Websites:
Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami 🏛️
jamearichmondedwards.com

Social Media Links:
Facebook: jamea richmond-edwards
Instagram: jamearichmondedwards
Twitter: @Jameaart
LinkedIn: Jamea Richmond-Edwards

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Thank you for your support and for being a part of The Truth in This Art community! 🎙️🎉

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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.

Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.

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In this episode, host Rob Lee welcomes Raeghan, a talented artist who delves into the history of black punk rock through her comics. They discuss Raeghan's artistic journey, the inspiration behind her work, and the importance of representation in the music scene. 🎨🎸

Episode Highlights:

• Raeghan's early influences and passion for drawing - 00:00:10
• The inspiration behind "The Secret History of Black Punk" comics - 00:00:31
• Raeghan's experience growing up and discovering her love for art, music, and comics - 00:03:04
• The significance of highlighting black punk bands in Raeghan's work - 00:14:01
• The process of researching and building out the comic series - 00:17:24
• The impact of Raeghan's work on the community and representation in the arts - 00:42:25

Key Takeaways:

• Community support in creativity is vital for growth and collaboration. 🌱🤝
• Recognition of challenges faced by Black women in the arts is crucial. 👩🏿‍🎨
• Uncovering hidden narratives, like Black contributions to music, promotes inclusivity. 🎶📚

Social Media Links:

• Website: www.peppermintraygun.com
• Instagram: peppermint_raygun

🎙️🌟Visit Raeghan's website and social media to explore more of her artwork and comics. Don't forget to rate and review this episode and consider supporting the podcast on Patreon. 🌟🎙️

This program is supported (in part) by a grant from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.

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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.

Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.

About "The Truth In This Art"

"The Truth In This Art," hosted by Rob Lee, is a podcast that explores the essence of creativity and its community impact, amplifying artists' voices and their profound stories.

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In this episode of The Truth in This Art podcast, host Rob Lee interviews Dr. David O. Fakunle, a Baltimore native and self-described mercenary for change. They discuss the power of storytelling in addressing issues of race and mental health, Dr. Fakunle's personal journey, and the importance of authenticity in storytelling. 🎙️🌍

Episode Highlights:

• Introduction to Dr. David O. Fakunle and his work as a mercenary for change. (00:00:10-00:00:30) 🎤
• Dr. Fakunle's upbringing in a family of creatives and the influence of his mother and godparents. (00:02:06-00:04:54) 🏡👩‍👧‍👦
• The revelation of using storytelling in a public health context. (00:05:25-00:06:39) 💡
• The concept of being a mercenary for change and the importance of authenticity in storytelling. (00:09:28-00:11:48) 💪📖
• The role of storytelling in understanding, addressing, and dismantling complex racial issues. (00:30:05-00:36:04) 📚🤝

Key Takeaways:

• Storytelling is a powerful tool for addressing issues of race and mental health. 🗣️💬
• Authenticity is crucial in storytelling, allowing individuals to share their truth and be unapologetic about their experiences. 🙌
• Storytelling can humanize individuals and challenge stereotypes and stigmas associated with addiction and mental health. 🌐❤️
• Qualitative research and storytelling provide a more comprehensive understanding of health issues compared to quantitative data alone. 📊📚

Visit Dr. David O. Fakunle's website to learn more about his work and upcoming projects. 🌐🔗

Social Media Links:
Facebook: DiscoverME/RecoverME
Instagram: discovermerecoverme
LinkedIn: David Fakunle, Ph.D.

Hey there, amazing listeners! We hope you enjoyed this insightful episode with Dr. David O. Fakunle. Now, we have a small request for you. 🙏

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Thank you for being a part of our community and for your continued support. Together, we can make a difference through storytelling and fostering understanding. 🌈🤗

This program is supported (in part) by a grant from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.

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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.

Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.

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Join host Rob Lee as he sits down with Maxx Myrick, Marconi and Billboard Award-winning on-air personality and radio programmer, to discuss the challenges and successes of building successful radio stations, the impact of consolidation on the industry, and the future of podcasting. Maxx shares insights into the power of social media and the internet in reaching and engaging with audiences, as well as the importance of authenticity and consistency in content creation. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the radio industry and the future of podcasting from a seasoned industry expert. 🎙️📻🌐

Episode Highlights:

• Maxx Myrick's early experiences with radio and his love for music. [00:05:08-00:05:30] 🎶
• The challenges and successes of building and managing radio stations. [00:19:19-00:20:53] 🏢
• The power of social media and the internet in reaching and engaging with audiences. [00:32:05-00:32:48] 📱💻
• The importance of authenticity and consistency in content creation. [00:35:12-00:35:53] 🤝🔄
• The impact of consolidation on the radio industry and the need for independent platforms. [00:43:00-00:44:04] 📢💼

Key Takeaways:

• The internet and social media provide opportunities for independent creators to reach and engage with audiences. 🌐👥
• Authenticity and consistency are key to building and maintaining an audience. 🤲🔄
• Jazz and blues music are the foundation of American music and continue to influence and inspire artists today. 🎷🎸

Follow Maxx Myrick on social media for updates on his latest projects and insights into the radio industry.

Website: myrickmedia.com

Social Media Links:
Facebook: Maxx Myrick 📘
Instagram: maxxmyrick 📷
LinkedIn: Maxx Myrick 🔗

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In this episode of The Truth in This Art, host Rob Lee delves into the world of cinematographer Shawn Peters. They discuss Shawn's journey from aspiring journalist to filmmaker, his influences and inspirations, and his experiences working on various projects. From his early moments of realizing the power of media to his current work in the commercial world, Shawn shares insights and lessons learned along the way. 🎥🌟

Episode Highlights:

• Shawn's early admiration for Bill Cosby and the importance of media (00:03:47-00:04:41)
• Discovering his passion for cinematography and photography (00:09:01-00:11:22)
• The challenges and triumphs of working on big-budget projects (00:15:26-00:20:56)
• Overcoming imposter syndrome and finding confidence in his craft (00:19:00-00:20:50)
• The importance of creating a safe and nurturing space on set (00:43:22-00:44:45)

Key Takeaways:

• Pursue your passions and don't let age or circumstances hold you back. 🚀
• Lead with love, patience, and calmness to create a productive and creative environment. ❤️🧘‍♂️
• Problem-solving is essential in the fast-paced world of cinematography. 🔍🎬

Visit Shawn Peters' website for updates on his latest projects and creative endeavors. 🌐

Social Media:
X: @shawnpeters
Instagram: shawnpeezie
LinkedIn: Shawn Peters

If you enjoyed this episode with Shawn Peters and found his journey and insights inspiring, we would greatly appreciate it if you could take a moment to rate and review the podcast. Your feedback helps us reach more listeners and continue to bring you engaging conversations at the intersection of arts, culture, and community. 🙏

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