Plein Air Art Podcast

Back from nearly four weeks painting en plein air in China, Eric Rhoads shares his discoveries about education-driven plein air bases, a booming watercolor scene, collaborative scrolls, and a frank art marketing conversation, all co-hosted by guest artist Paul Friederichsen.

Bonus: This interview includes a new Marketing Minute with Eric and Paul!

Join Eric Rhoads for the latest Plein Air Podcast episode as Joe McGurl shares insights on landscape painting, techniques, and the emotional connection to nature.

Bonus! Eric Rhoads addresses how to find your ideal client/audience and how to market your art if you wish to step away from using social media.

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In this episode of the Plein Air Podcast, Eric Rhoads delves into the insights shared by renowned artist James Gurney, exploring the significance of plein air painting, its history, and practical tips for artists looking to hone their skills.

Bonus! What are the current trends in art buying behavior, and how should artists adapt their marketing strategies to align with the preferences of modern collectors? And, how can international artists market their art in the U.S.? Eric Rhoads answers in this week's Art Marketing Minute Podcast.

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In this episode of the Plein Air Podcast, Eric Rhoads interviews Andrew Tischler, a talented artist and influencer based in New Zealand. They discuss Andrew's artistic journey, his passion for plein air painting, the influence of his father's artistic legacy, and more.

In the vibrant world of plein air painting, Andrew Tischler stands out as a prominent figure, blending his rich background with a passion for teaching and creating art. Born in Texas, Tischler's journey took him across the globe, eventually landing him in New Zealand, where he has established himself as a leading artist and educator. His father, a sculptor, profoundly influenced his artistic path, providing him with early access to art materials and encouragement to explore his creativity.

Tischler's transition into plein air painting began later in his career, inspired by renowned artists and driven by a desire to capture the essence of nature in his work. In this interview, he emphasizes the importance of emotional investment in art, believing that true authenticity comes from being fully immersed in the creative process.

Tischler's teaching philosophy revolves around fundamental principles such as drawing, tone, and color, which he believes are essential for any artist's development. His approach to commissions reflects a commitment to both the client's vision and his artistic integrity, ensuring that each piece resonates with authenticity.

Bonus! Is it necessary to have an artist website? What are some of the current email list do's and don'ts? Eric Rhoads answers in this week's Art Marketing Minute Podcast.