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Art takes many forms—spoken, written, performed, and shaped by hand. In the latest releases from Where Artists Speak, host Shelby Shea explores two very different but deeply connected artistic journeys that highlight the power of creativity, expression, and community. Episodes 18 and 19 bring together conversations with artist, actor, and writer Eric Goss, and ceramic artist and educator Dylan Ouellette, offering insight into how artists grow, adapt, and find meaning through

A Summer of Creativity, Connection, and Tiny Worlds ✨🎨 This season, we’re inviting the community to slow down, create, and reconnect through a series of beginner-friendly art workshops designed around imagination, storytelling, color, and shared creative experiences. From painting tiny galaxies and watercolor blooms to creating mystery seed packets and poetry-inspired artwork, each workshop is designed to offer a welcoming space for self-expression, creativity, and connectio

Most artists find their creative spark through personal pain. For cAPone, also known as AP, music became more than just a passion—it became a lifeline. Losing his mother at the age of six left a deep wound, but it also ignited a powerful drive to express himself through art. His story reveals how personal loss can fuel authentic storytelling, how community support can sustain an artist through struggles, and how creativity can serve as a path to healing. This post explores cA

Creativity often begins with a spark from childhood memories. For horror author and artist Alex Rino, that spark was ignited by the eerie tales of Goosebumps books and the mysterious legends of Massachusetts. In the latest episode of Starlit Studios: Where Artists Speak , host Shelby Shea explores Alex’s path from a curious child fascinated by spooky stories to a talented creator who blends writing and visual art into chilling horror experiences. This post unpacks Alex’s jou