Art Talk with Libby Saylor
A podcast for artists, creatives, and anyone navigating the beautiful mess of making art.
Hosted by collage artist Libby Saylor, Art Talk dives into the real-life experiences of being an artist—beyond the gallery walls and Instagram feeds. Each episode explores the creative process, the ups and downs of artistic life, and practical advice for building a sustainable, authentic art practice. Whether you’re a working artist or simply art-curious, you’ll find thoughtful reflections, honest conversations, and a supportive space to feel inspired and understood.
Art Talk with Libby Saylor
Latest Episodes
36. Do You Have a Creative Voice? Here’s How to Know
Do you have a creative voice? And if you do, why is it so hard to see? In this episode I'm diving into what creative voice actually is — and what it isn't — and why so many of us are blind to our own. I share the signs that can help you recogni...
35. How I Know When a Piece is Finished
How do you know when a piece is finished? It’s one of the most common — and most avoided — questions in an artist’s practice. In this episode, I get honest about the fear of walking away too early, the paralysis of overworking, and the signals ...
34. What No One Tells You About Selling Art to Interior Designers
If you’ve ever wondered how to get your art in front of interior designers, this episode is my honest field report — and I’ll warn you upfront, I don’t have a big success story to share yet. What I do have is a lot of real data from trying. In ...
33. Working Big Broke Me Once. Here’s What Happened When I Tried Again
If you’ve ever tried something creative, failed, and walked away — this episode is for you. A little over a year ago, I tried working big in my collage practice and it sent me into a creative tailspin that lasted months. I couldn’t figure out h...
32. Art Envy: When Another Artist’s Work Hits You Like A Truck
We’ve all been there — you stumble across another artist’s work, and while your eyes widen to take in every last detail, your heart drops deeper and deeper into the pit of your stomach. The work is beautiful, and brilliant, and genius-level, an...