<p>In this episode of the Show Up or Shut Up podcast, Wendy interviews artist Jane Chipp, who is returning to Fodder School 5 as a teacher. They delve into Jane&#39;s artistic journey, from her early fascination with handmade crafts influenced by her family&#39;s Baltic heritage to her evolution into a mixed media artist specializing in collage, assemblage art, journaling, and textiles. Jane shares pivotal moments, including her participation in a three-year textile art program, her transformative experience with a found collection of personal artifacts, and her prolific work during the COVID-19 lockdown. Together, they discuss the benefits and challenges of teaching art online, the joy of crafting with found photos, and the intricate, layered techniques that define Jane&#39;s unique artistic style. Jane also offers a sneak peek into her upcoming lessons inspired by vintage lace for Fodder School 5.</p><p><br></p><p>00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest</p><p>01:21 Meet Jane Chipp: Artist and Teacher</p><p>04:03 Jane&#39;s Early Life and Creative Beginnings</p><p>05:07 Family Influence and Childhood Creativity</p><p>08:59 Career Path and Creative Pursuits</p><p>15:35 Discovering Textile Art and Mixed Media</p><p>33:46 The Turning Point: Honoring a Stranger&#39;s Life</p><p>47:54 Struggles with Large-Scale Art</p><p>48:38 Exciting New Project in Fodder School</p><p>50:09 The Importance of Artistic Community</p><p>52:07 Impact of COVID-19 on Artistic Journey</p><p>52:23 The 100-Day Project and Instagram Journey</p><p>53:42 Writing and Publishing a Book</p><p>01:00:46 Meeting Lori Canner and the Collage Community</p><p>01:03:51 The Role of Instagram in Artistic Growth</p><p>01:09:35 Teaching and Creating Online Courses</p><p>01:13:04 Artistic Preferences and Techniques</p><p>01:15:56 Signature Colors and Artistic Style</p><p>01:29:55 Upcoming Fodder School Project</p><p>01:31:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts</p>