Eric is also the host of the upcoming 2017 Plein Air Convention in San Diego, which I will be attending as a faculty instructor.
I also recommend his earlier interviews with landscape / marine painter Don Demers (Episode 26), and editor / painter M. Stephen Doherty (Episode 5).
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Congratulations on such a good-humored and entertaining piece. GJ
Thankyou for the 'head's up'. Podcasts make pretty good company during the long quiet days in the studio and I hadn't come across that one. Great interview. I did enjoy the story about your train journeys.
Great interview, James.
You mentioned a painter early on but I couldn't quite make out the last name. Arthur someone (Gumphil? Campbel?)
Also, I am looking forward to your next Clemetoons™ episode. Are you still planning them to loop, episodically?
Tyler, I think the fellow I mentioned is Arthur Streeton, the great Australian impressionist. As for Clementoons, I think it's going to work better to release the little shorts as standalones.
GJ and Amanda, glad you enjoyed the chat.
Good interview! The first podcast I've listened to, and I think it was a good choice. Did I hear you correctly about exhibiting in the Barbican Centre in London, some time in the future? Do you have any more information about that?
Thanks for sharing this! I Enjoyed the interview, I like that Eric gave you time to really answer the questions.
Really looking forward to Casein in the Wild hope that's out soon.
Also to Tyler -- I think the Arthur you couldn't make-out was Arthur Guptill, who wrote a number of books including one about Rockwell's process which James said was a big influence when he was young.
I had no idea you worked on Fire and Ice! (insert Frazetta fan boy gush) That is really cool. That has always been such a wonderful film. Great work!
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