Create. Talk. Repeat.

In this episode, I spoke with Justin Warfield, a member of She Wants Revenge, a band that is back on tour and back in the studio. We discussed how he got his start in the music industry, and his solo projects (old and new), and we answered the age-old question that I know you all came to hear…were you really on Saved By The Bell?

On today’s episode, I spoke with Josh Miles, a content creator that started as a graphic designer, who went on to own his own agency then sold it, and is now focusing on photography and video. We also discussed how being paid in monkeys can set you on a path for life. Nope. I didn’t misspeak…I absolutely just said monkeys.

Today we speak with Tom Devlin, a special makeup effects artist, filmmaker, and monster museum curator. We discuss his monster museum in Nevada, how he got his start in this world of makeup effects, and his newest film “Teddy Told Me To”. Featuring a character some of you may remember from Tom’s appearance on the first season of SCFY Channel’s “Face Off.”

On today’s episode, I spoke with music producer, Luc Bokor-Smith. We discussed his solo project, Parlour Magic, and how it’s one of my favorites. We also discussed his influences from Green Day to Arctic Monkeys, to my favorite band, The Killers. We also discussed how you don’t have to be able to read music to make music...but it helps if you can.

Today I spoke with Bobby Easley, a tattoo artist and horror filmmaker. We discuss how he got his start putting ink in people (including myself). We also talked about people with names like Rabbit and Biscuit Brain. And of course, my brother’s name, JD, comes up quite a few times since I met Bobby when he and my brother were working on their movie, HP Lovecraft’s Witch House. Also, I want to remind...

On this episode, we sit down and talk with a graphic designer an old friend of mine, Derek Barnes. We discussed how he uses design in his everyday life and about his time as an Intern at Nike.

On today’s episode I spoke with Allison Horner, an artist, illustrator, graphic designer, and now Visual Communications Department Chair at Ivy Tech Community College in Columbus, Indiana. We discuss her love of drawing animals from a young age, how being a design professor fuels her creativity, and how beautiful camels are…especially when adorned with beads and ribbons and so forth.

Today I spoke with a very talented illustrator, graphic designer, and college professor, Mark Braught. We discuss his process from sketches to the computer, as well as some of the work he’s done for clients like Harry Potter and Strange Duck Brewing. And if I could just get his name right…we could start the interview.

George Berlin Studios creates “Music for Your Eyes” with artfully immersive audience experiences that charm, endear, and delight with inspired narrative and a powerful pull into playful fun. George is an accomplished, award-winning director of truly unique aesthetic with a standout style enjoyed around the world- in 2021 alone he celebrated home and togetherness with an epic love story projec...

[Coming Soon] On Create. Talk. Repeat., each week we'll interview creatives from all areas of the visual arts, communication, and entertainment industries to find out where they came from, what inspires them, and their advice for other creatives out there. Whether you're a graphic designer, photographer, musician, videographer, interior designer, illustrator, web designer, writer, etc. this podcas...