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Chuck Anderson

Artist, Designer, Photographer / By

Chuck got into the game early on, entering the world of freelance design at 18 and beginning to score projects with some big names. He’s already so accomplished in his career, and with nine years under his belt, Chuck has some serious wisdom to offer to other creatives. He’s a straight shooter when it comes to talking business and the challenges of freelance. Read on as Chuck shares about the riskiest business decision he’s made, the people who have supported him, and why Chicago is the only place he really enjoys a good slice of pizza. —Tina

Lisa Congdon

Artist, Illustrator / By

Lisa is full of surprises—she didn’t start drawing and painting until she was in her late 30s. We were drawn in by Lisa’s honest and thoughtful storytelling of her journey from working at an education nonprofit to becoming a full-time artist. She also shared candidly about her struggles along the way and how she’s grown more confident in the process, which was totally refreshing and encouraging. Thank you, Lisa, for sharing with us the wisdom you’ve collected in your journey. —Tina

Eric White

Artist / By

Eric’s paintings are rich with nostalgia, meticulously executed, and hauntingly surreal. As if his work isn’t awesome enough, Eric is a super cool guy, totally humble and generous. Eric was kind enough to share with us about how he made the transition into full-time painting, life as an artist in New York, the risks he’s taken over the years, and what he’s learned in the process. —Tina

Rachel Ann Lindsay

Artist, Illustrator / By

Looking at Rachel’s pen and ink drawings for the first time, we felt a sense of wonder over the way they made us feel like small children again. We just had to know more. Rachel graciously agreed to interview with us and we had the pleasure of speaking with her about overcoming the urge to draw perfectly, what and who helped her dive into full-time freelancing, and what she would say to a young artist starting out. —Tina

Lisa Solberg

Artist / By

What can we say about Lisa Solberg? If you’ve seen her work, or if you’ve seen her working, there is really no introduction needed. Lisa is intense. She is totally rad and we love the energy and excitement she exudes when talking about her creative process, taking risks, overcoming challenges as an artist, and life in general. We hope you enjoy your time with Lisa as much as we did. Cheers! —Tina

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