5 episodes
Driven Creatively Mad Kris Black
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4.7 • 3 Ratings
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Driven Creatively Mad shares stories of creators who aspire to earn a living from their art. Most creators have a primary job at an office or in their home that fills the majority of their time everyday. Not all creators share the same struggles and hurdles, but they do have one thing in common—the passion to create. Subscribe to the podcast and listen to creators share their personal stories about pursuing and creating their art.
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DCM 12: Khalid Birdsong - cartoonist
Khalid Birdsong is an American cartoonist of Fried Chicken and Sushi — a comic strip inspired by his experiences as a single black man living in Japan.
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dcm11: Tony Helms - cartoonist
Tony will tell you he’s a software engineer, but in truth, he loves to draw with a passion. Tony has a unrelenting fiery will to draw as much as possible with one goal—to get better.
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dcm10: Bob Wertz - designer
Bob labels himself as a designer, blogger, grad student, college instructor, husband and dad. He’s obsessed with typography, the creative process and tools we use to create. Bob takes us through his career as a designer, and how he balances work, family, school, and creative projects.
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Driven Creatively Mad with Adam Daughhetee
Adam Daughhetee shares his journey from playing guitar in high school to his first real audio editing in college, to starting a podcast with a new group of friends in 2006 and his current passion for audio in the local indie film scene in upstate South Carolina.
Adam lives in Mauldin, South Carolina with his wife, Shawn, and their dog Ranger. -
Driven Creatively Mad Trailer
Driven Creatively Mad shares interviews with creators who aspire to earn a living from their art.
Customer Reviews
Driven to listen to every episode!
Kris, listened to your first two episodes on my way to work (which meant sitting in the parking lot to finish the second and writing this review).
As the owner of two dozen half-baked (or unbaked) websites to represent the many facets of Will, I can relate 100% to the content of your podcast.
Looking forward to listening to more. Having listened to just two episodes, I'm already hearing your voice ease and you settling into a comfort zone.
Great work!