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Conversations with Artists: Leah Fanning + Natural Earth Paint


Lisa Cyr

For this episode of my Muddy Colors series called Conversations with Artists, I interviewed artist and entrepreneur Leah Fanning. We talked about her nature-inspired artwork, unique approach to picture-making and her Natural Earth Paint artist materials: a product line of eco-friendly art supplies. [embed]https://youtu.be/j-wFbNilomI?si=vIFRSW6hWfaXmv54[/embed] As an artist and expecting mom, Fanning searched for non-toxic alternatives to paint with. With nothing available on the market for her to use, she created her own paint, collecting pigment samples and…

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VISIONS OF WHENCE VOL. II


Cory Godbey

March 31, 2026 - I put together my first sketchbook in 2008. That first one was a random mess of stuff. A hodgepodge. But I really liked doing it. So in 2009 I made another. And then next year another. I liked the sort of “benchmark” aspect of it all. The thought that, this is 2010 and this the best work I did for myself this year. The first few weren’t themed, again, just a grab bag of whatever I had done that wasn’t for any clients. It wasn’t until my 2011 sketchbook, The Hidden People, that I managed to approach the thing that I’d been after. A collection of new, original work all on a theme. Not a hodgepodge. Not whatever scribbles I had leftover. A thoughtful and structured series of sketches and drawings centered around a single…

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