Natalie Verriest's guest appearances

Natalie Verriest

This Creative Life

Monica Davidson

Jemma Calavassy

Jenny McIntosh

Korynn Morrison

Alicia Taylor

Fiona Chandler

Robyn Pedley

Alyson Stanfield

Elle Roberts

Catherine Cassidy

Tash Corbin

Simone Dennis

Kate Von

Andrea Hamann

Gabby Malpas

OwlTail

Podcast interview with emerging female artist Natalie Verriest  Her personal story told through her exhibition artwork The realisation that her previous artworks were scared to be feminine and vulnerable After a big year personally and professionally, being in the Art Activator group gave her the confidence to explore her personal and feminine side and therefore change her style and tone in a subtle way Bravery has always been seen as a masculine trait but she looks around and sees so many women who have shown courage and bravery and inspired her to put her art on the walls She hopes people won’t underestimate the work that it takes to be an artist  The post 30: Spotlight Series – Natalie Verriest appeared first on Felicity O'Connor.

Podcast interview with emerging female artist Natalie Verriest <ul> <li>Her personal story told through her exhibition artwork</li> <li>The realisation that her previous artworks were scared to be feminine and vulnerable</li> <li>After a big year personally and professionally, being in the Art Activator group gave her the confidence to explore her personal and feminine side and therefore change her style and tone in a subtle way</li> <li>Bravery has always been seen as a masculine trait but she looks around and sees so many women who have shown courage and bravery and inspired her to put her art on the walls</li> <li>She hopes people won’t underestimate the work that it takes to be an artist</li> </ul> The post <a href="https://felicityoconnor.com/30-natalie-verriest/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">30: Spotlight Series – Natalie Verriest</a> appeared first on <a href="https://felicityoconnor.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Felicity O'Connor</a>.

30: Spotlight Series – Natalie Verriest

Show Notes  Studied art in high school and really liked it but she had this deception that studying art is “my fun/ least serious subject.” She went travelling for 8 months to think about what she really wanted to do and ended up deciding that she wanted to study creatively Studied a double degree in Fine Arts and Arts, majoring in Painting and Film Studies UNSW Enjoyed the Film Studies and struggled with the Fine Arts degree with the way it was setup as it felt more conceptual than practical at times She definitely had no regrets on taking the Film Studies part as her tertiary degree She finished in 2015 and she went straight into the NEIS program and got funded as an Art Business It is important for artists to see themselves as a business and it is a solid foundation My first year of doing the business – to sum it up was SCARY – doing the first art class, marketing, etc. but less so now With her recent success, one thing leads to another Being in Vogue was really exciting and that was through networking Doing the interview for Vogue was my favourite part Despite the fear – she reached out and took action  The post 13: Natalie Verriest – Emerging artist growth appeared first on Felicity O'Connor.

Show Notes <ul> <li>Studied art in high school and really liked it but she had this deception that studying art is “my fun/ least serious subject.”</li> <li>She went travelling for 8 months to think about what she really wanted to do and ended up deciding that she wanted to study creatively</li> <li>Studied a double degree in Fine Arts and Arts, majoring in Painting and Film Studies UNSW</li> <li>Enjoyed the Film Studies and struggled with the Fine Arts degree with the way it was setup as it felt more conceptual than practical at times</li> <li>She definitely had no regrets on taking the Film Studies part as her tertiary degree</li> <li>She finished in 2015 and she went straight into the NEIS program and got funded as an Art Business</li> <li>It is important for artists to see themselves as a business and it is a solid foundation</li> <li>My first year of doing the business – to sum it up was SCARY – doing the first art class, marketing, etc. but less so now</li> <li>With her recent success, one thing leads to another</li> <li>Being in Vogue was really exciting and that was through networking</li> <li>Doing the interview for Vogue was my favourite part</li> <li>Despite the fear – she reached out and took action</li> </ul> The post <a href="https://felicityoconnor.com/13-natalie-verriest-emerging-artist-growth/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">13: Natalie Verriest – Emerging artist growth</a> appeared first on <a href="https://felicityoconnor.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Felicity O'Connor</a>.

13: Natalie Verriest – Emerging artist growth