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Being a Creative during COVID | An Interview with California Artist Marly Beyer
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On her "anything and everything" podcast, The Fireside Broadcast's host Catherine Grady features a special guest, California artist and illustrator Marly Beyer. Beyer's work ranges from detailed scientific illustration to personal explorations of secret corners and quiet, beautiful, playful, momentary, everlasting human connections. She is heavily influenced by years of restaurant work, myths, truths, weird dreams, old country songs, hotdogs, baseball, velvet, quantum physics, the fine art film, “Roadhouse”, etc.
In this episode Ms. Beyer gives listeners a view into the world of creatives, and their unique struggles during the pandemic-induced lockdown.
This year has been uniquely challenging for artists, so how have Marly and her fellow members of the California artistic community managed to stay afoot during these times and in their self-established art businesses? Ms. Beyer offers advice for aspiring artists on how to tactfully approach their career choice and power through challenging times. California, and the world, would not be the same without these unique minds. Now that museums, boutiques, and concert venues are closed, has California lost its culture? Tune in for a professional voicing the ins and outs of what makes life so colorful.
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