In Episode two of this new podcast, we’re chatting to artist and illustrator Mel Langton. Mel creates artwork based in large part on her love of creating characters - often feisty empowered young women, although she also does lots of work creating special custom portraits of a wide range of people. She also explains how taking over a project when another artists dropped out took her out of her comfort zone and opened up a whole new avenue of work for her!

Listen in as Mel and podcast host Hannah have a (slightly meandering) chat about the secret to finding commercial opportunities, how a new hobby helped Mel find the context in which everything clicked in her art practise, and why cheese might just be the most beautiful thing in the world - or is it??

Also included, what’s been happening at Indigo Gallery since the start of the year and a little look forward to what’s coming next!

If you want more info about the gallery, go visits our website: www.indigocrowgallery.com

More info about Mel, first interviewee for the podcast Sally, and podcast host Hannah can be found on their instagram pages: @mellangtonart, @skboldart and @hannahabstracts.

Many thanks to Michael Kheng for technical support.

This is the very first episode of our new podcast, re-posted after having the audio scrubbed of all the annoying background noise that was present in the first version due to my rookie technical mistakes! Here you have the same great content - an interview with landscape painter Sally Kheng plus me generally introducing the podcast aims, and a bit of background about the gallery that the podcast takes it’s name from - Indigo Crow. Start here is your new to the podcast, or want to listen again with improved sound!

Many thanks to Michael Kheng with his support with this new and improved version.

Episode two coming very soon!

A brand new podcast about artists and their creative process. Professional artist and gallery owner Hannah Cawthorne interviews other artists on their journey towards becoming an artists, where they find inspiration, how they turn that into works of art, and all the important things they’ve learnt along the way.