Waiting To Dry is the most entertaining least informative art podcast on Earth. A podcast about art that's way more entertaining than reading an artist bio. Sergio Lopez is an artist who studied at art college, and Joshua Lawyer is self-taught. But both of them have a lot to say about being professional artists. This show isn't about what brushes to use or how to sell your paintings. They talk to artists and each other about what's going on in their lives and try to make each other laugh, and sometimes learn a thing or two in the process.
Oops pow surprise! We are back with a new episode without waiting 3 months. In this one we talk about: The "Couch Guy" on TikTok Getting your foot in ...
It's a mini-ish episode! ...? In this one, Josh and Sergio talk about The appropriateness of hugs in this day and age Sergio's Sonoma Plein Air succes...
Scott W. Prior comes back to the show to talk about: Dealing with weird people while doing plein air The difficulties of painting a mosh pit Finding c...
And we're back! In this episode: Sergio recaps his month in Colorado and Idaho Why California is the best state, Why Josh doesn't care for flags A Fl...
We're back! Didja miss us? That's ok, we don't care either, we're PC's! In this episode, we talk about what we've been up to over the past couple of m...
Sergio and Josh talk about the two types of deaths (00:08:26), how dreams abstracting reality parallels art (00:17:27), everyone having a line between...
In this episode: Sergio’s half-assed history lesson of the Salton Sea The unfriendliness of Julian California Why Josh’s recent mural project fell th...
Sergio wonders if art viewers interpreting the intent of the artist in a different way that the artist intended annoys other people, and Josh has idea...
Josh and Sergio ramble about the Super Bowl, Sergio gives an update on the gouache course and a sketch box he built, and they discuss a Youtube video ...
On this week's minisode, we talk about ideas and executing them! We talk about how ideas are curated, listed, and how commissions affect ideas positiv...