Creatives on Camera: Artists and Crafters Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Creatives on Camera explores how artists, makers, and creative educators turn what they know into workshops, courses, and income.
Host Lyric Montgomery Kinard shares real conversations about teaching online, finding students, pricing, simple tech, and building a business that works in the real world. If you want to teach your craft but feel stuck on where to start—or how to make it sustainable—this podcast shows you what’s actually involved.
Creatives on Camera: Artists and Crafters Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online
Latest Episodes
"If I Build It, They Will Come" and What Happened When It Didn't
Every creative hits the moment when they realize that putting their work out there isn't the same as being found.Chase Harpole is a knitwear designer, data scientist, and PhD in political science who came to knitting almost by accident a...
How to Market Your Craft Business Without Feeling Salesy (Knitting Case Study)
What if good marketing isn't about being clever — it's about listening?Dawn Prickett started Twice Sheared Sheep at her kitchen table, unraveling thrift-store sweaters to recycle the yarn because she couldn't afford new skeins. Today it'...
Smarter Graphics in Less Time: A Visual Hierarchy Guide for Creative Teachers
Graphics are one of my favorite things, and also one of the biggest time traps I see creative teachers fall into. In this episode of the Creatives on Camera podcast, I'm breaking down the one question that changed everything about h...
Calligraphy Educator: How Sonia Pal Is Building a Beginner-First Online Business
What frustrated you as a beginner? That might be your most valuable teaching asset.Sonia Pal spent a year trying to learn modern brush pen calligraphy and couldn't find anything structured enough, sequenced enough, or beginner-friendly ...
How to Start Teaching Online Without a Big Audience (Quilter Case Study)
You don't need a finished course, a big following, or a perfect plan; you just need to start.That's the quiet truth running through this whole conversation with Lynn Christiansen, quilt pattern designer, former school librarian, and fou...
