by Christopher Tallon
A Podcast for Creative People, hosted by writer Christopher Tallon, is exactly what it sounds like — a podcast for creative people. Whether you ’re a painter, writer, comedian, musician, business owner, or some other genre of creative, you can count on A Podcast for Creative People to bring you inspiration and information from creatives of all types to use on your creative journey. Go forth and be creative!
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In this episode Chris LaPorte, the Grand Rapids-based artist who won the second ArtPrize competition and currently teaches at Aquinas College, shares the personal and creative journey that led him from one year of being an engineering student to award-winning artist—and yes, there’s an '80s cover band involved. Chris opens up about his decision to leave engineering school to attend art school, mostly to follow his creative passion. (Partly to join an '80s cover band.) He reflects on his early work drawing caricatures in theme parks, the years of dedication behind his large-scale pencil drawings, and the emotional power of art in times of grief. Chris also talks about how loss has shaped his work, and how art can be a powerful form of therapy—a way to process pain and find connection. Topics Covered: Dropping out of engineering school for art (and music) Early days drawing caricatures at theme parks The creation and impact of his ArtPrize-winning piece Teaching art and staying creatively motivated Coping with loss and using art as a therapeutic outlet Chris brings humor, vulnerability, and insight to this episode—a must-listen for anyone who creates, teaches, or turns to art for healing. Connect with Chris LaPorte: www.chrislaporte.com @chris.laporte.art on Instagram See his art: Chris's newest piece is up at Silva, in Grand Rapids, MI. His ArtPrize winning piece is on display at the Aquinas College Library. . . . Thanks for listening. If you like the show, the best way to support is to buy my books. You can also sign up for my substack newsletter. Thanks!
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A Podcast for Creative People, hosted by writer Christopher Tallon, is exactly what it sounds like — a podcast for creative people. Whether you ’re a painter, writer, comedian, musician, business owner, or some other genre of creative, you can count on A Podcast for Creative People to bring you inspiration and information from creatives of all types to use on your creative journey.
Go forth and be creative!
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