Adventures in Arting Podcast

Adventures in Arting Podcast: Carolyn Says OOPS

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On today's podcast we're talking to Carolyn Dube about Art Sparks, the fact that there's no one right answer, her former life experimenting with pizza dough, being the ugly butterfly, and so much more!

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Carolyn
Dube is a self taught mixed media art adventurer helping you let go and feel the freedom of play. 
 
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You can find her sharing the message of O.O.P.S. through her YouTube videos and blog, aColorfulJourney.com as well as designing stencils for StencilGirl Products, teaching in person and online workshops, and her articles in magazines such as Somerset Studio, GreenCraft, Pages, and Cloth Paper Scissors.
 
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It was a great discussion about so many things.  Carolyn's laid back attitude and wise words of wisdom make for a delightful hour of inspiration.
 
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Julie Fei-Fan Balzer

Based outside of Boston, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer is a mixed-media artist who constructs vibrant compositions. Passionate about connecting with and inspiring other artists, she shares her expertise through in-person workshops, her online classroom www.balzerdesigns.com, and through monthly membership at www.MyArtPractice.com.

28 thoughts on “Adventures in Arting Podcast: Carolyn Says OOPS

  • This was a wonderful podcast!!! two people I have admired and followed for several
    years. Both have been VERY inspirational. It is great to know you are both
    interested in each other. Julie, it is also wonderful and insightful that you
    include your mother. THANK YOU.
    Happy Mother’s day to you all

    Reply
  • This was a wonderful podcast!!! two people I have admired and followed for several
    years. Both have been VERY inspirational. It is great to know you are both
    interested in each other. Julie, it is also wonderful and insightful that you
    include your mother. THANK YOU.
    Happy Mother’s day to you all

    Reply
  • This was a wonderful podcast!!! two people I have admired and followed for several
    years. Both have been VERY inspirational. It is great to know you are both
    interested in each other. Julie, it is also wonderful and insightful that you
    include your mother. THANK YOU.
    Happy Mother’s day to you all

    Reply
  • This was a wonderful podcast!!! two people I have admired and followed for several
    years. Both have been VERY inspirational. It is great to know you are both
    interested in each other. Julie, it is also wonderful and insightful that you
    include your mother. THANK YOU.
    Happy Mother’s day to you all

    Reply
  • This was a wonderful podcast!!! two people I have admired and followed for several
    years. Both have been VERY inspirational. It is great to know you are both
    interested in each other. Julie, it is also wonderful and insightful that you
    include your mother. THANK YOU.
    Happy Mother’s day to you all

    Reply
  • This was a wonderful podcast!!! two people I have admired and followed for several
    years. Both have been VERY inspirational. It is great to know you are both
    interested in each other. Julie, it is also wonderful and insightful that you
    include your mother. THANK YOU.
    Happy Mother’s day to you all

    Reply
  • This was a wonderful podcast!!! two people I have admired and followed for several
    years. Both have been VERY inspirational. It is great to know you are both
    interested in each other. Julie, it is also wonderful and insightful that you
    include your mother. THANK YOU.
    Happy Mother’s day to you all

    Reply
  • This was great to listen to! I have been one of the beneficiaries of Carolyn’s Rediscovering Your Creativity Facebook Group. It has helped me be more confident in my art-making and pushed me to try new things. And Julie, you have also influenced me to put another layer on it! Thank you!!

    Reply
  • This was great to listen to! I have been one of the beneficiaries of Carolyn’s Rediscovering Your Creativity Facebook Group. It has helped me be more confident in my art-making and pushed me to try new things. And Julie, you have also influenced me to put another layer on it! Thank you!!

    Reply
  • This was great to listen to! I have been one of the beneficiaries of Carolyn’s Rediscovering Your Creativity Facebook Group. It has helped me be more confident in my art-making and pushed me to try new things. And Julie, you have also influenced me to put another layer on it! Thank you!!

    Reply
  • This was great to listen to! I have been one of the beneficiaries of Carolyn’s Rediscovering Your Creativity Facebook Group. It has helped me be more confident in my art-making and pushed me to try new things. And Julie, you have also influenced me to put another layer on it! Thank you!!

    Reply
  • This was great to listen to! I have been one of the beneficiaries of Carolyn’s Rediscovering Your Creativity Facebook Group. It has helped me be more confident in my art-making and pushed me to try new things. And Julie, you have also influenced me to put another layer on it! Thank you!!

    Reply
  • This was great to listen to! I have been one of the beneficiaries of Carolyn’s Rediscovering Your Creativity Facebook Group. It has helped me be more confident in my art-making and pushed me to try new things. And Julie, you have also influenced me to put another layer on it! Thank you!!

    Reply
  • This was great to listen to! I have been one of the beneficiaries of Carolyn’s Rediscovering Your Creativity Facebook Group. It has helped me be more confident in my art-making and pushed me to try new things. And Julie, you have also influenced me to put another layer on it! Thank you!!

    Reply
  • I’ve loved every minute of this podcast. You and Carolyn are both at the top of my list of favorite teachers. I learn about art and life from both of you. You both are engaging, supportive, encouraging teachers. I enjoy your classes, your emails and your YouTube (and other) demonstrations.
    What a treat to hear you together. And Carolyn, I had no idea about your experiments with pizza dough! Not surprising to hear of your “scientific exploration” process with the dough — similar to your exploration and experimenting with colors, layers and shapes. (It’s because you already understand the science of color that your explorations go so ell and that your OOPSes lead you to new discoveries.
    I enjoying knowing your families, as well. Thank you both for generously sharing your love of art with me.

    Reply
  • I’ve loved every minute of this podcast. You and Carolyn are both at the top of my list of favorite teachers. I learn about art and life from both of you. You both are engaging, supportive, encouraging teachers. I enjoy your classes, your emails and your YouTube (and other) demonstrations.
    What a treat to hear you together. And Carolyn, I had no idea about your experiments with pizza dough! Not surprising to hear of your “scientific exploration” process with the dough — similar to your exploration and experimenting with colors, layers and shapes. (It’s because you already understand the science of color that your explorations go so ell and that your OOPSes lead you to new discoveries.
    I enjoying knowing your families, as well. Thank you both for generously sharing your love of art with me.

    Reply
  • I’ve loved every minute of this podcast. You and Carolyn are both at the top of my list of favorite teachers. I learn about art and life from both of you. You both are engaging, supportive, encouraging teachers. I enjoy your classes, your emails and your YouTube (and other) demonstrations.
    What a treat to hear you together. And Carolyn, I had no idea about your experiments with pizza dough! Not surprising to hear of your “scientific exploration” process with the dough — similar to your exploration and experimenting with colors, layers and shapes. (It’s because you already understand the science of color that your explorations go so ell and that your OOPSes lead you to new discoveries.
    I enjoying knowing your families, as well. Thank you both for generously sharing your love of art with me.

    Reply
  • I’ve loved every minute of this podcast. You and Carolyn are both at the top of my list of favorite teachers. I learn about art and life from both of you. You both are engaging, supportive, encouraging teachers. I enjoy your classes, your emails and your YouTube (and other) demonstrations.
    What a treat to hear you together. And Carolyn, I had no idea about your experiments with pizza dough! Not surprising to hear of your “scientific exploration” process with the dough — similar to your exploration and experimenting with colors, layers and shapes. (It’s because you already understand the science of color that your explorations go so ell and that your OOPSes lead you to new discoveries.
    I enjoying knowing your families, as well. Thank you both for generously sharing your love of art with me.

    Reply
  • I’ve loved every minute of this podcast. You and Carolyn are both at the top of my list of favorite teachers. I learn about art and life from both of you. You both are engaging, supportive, encouraging teachers. I enjoy your classes, your emails and your YouTube (and other) demonstrations.
    What a treat to hear you together. And Carolyn, I had no idea about your experiments with pizza dough! Not surprising to hear of your “scientific exploration” process with the dough — similar to your exploration and experimenting with colors, layers and shapes. (It’s because you already understand the science of color that your explorations go so ell and that your OOPSes lead you to new discoveries.
    I enjoying knowing your families, as well. Thank you both for generously sharing your love of art with me.

    Reply
  • I’ve loved every minute of this podcast. You and Carolyn are both at the top of my list of favorite teachers. I learn about art and life from both of you. You both are engaging, supportive, encouraging teachers. I enjoy your classes, your emails and your YouTube (and other) demonstrations.
    What a treat to hear you together. And Carolyn, I had no idea about your experiments with pizza dough! Not surprising to hear of your “scientific exploration” process with the dough — similar to your exploration and experimenting with colors, layers and shapes. (It’s because you already understand the science of color that your explorations go so ell and that your OOPSes lead you to new discoveries.
    I enjoying knowing your families, as well. Thank you both for generously sharing your love of art with me.

    Reply
  • I’ve loved every minute of this podcast. You and Carolyn are both at the top of my list of favorite teachers. I learn about art and life from both of you. You both are engaging, supportive, encouraging teachers. I enjoy your classes, your emails and your YouTube (and other) demonstrations.
    What a treat to hear you together. And Carolyn, I had no idea about your experiments with pizza dough! Not surprising to hear of your “scientific exploration” process with the dough — similar to your exploration and experimenting with colors, layers and shapes. (It’s because you already understand the science of color that your explorations go so ell and that your OOPSes lead you to new discoveries.
    I enjoying knowing your families, as well. Thank you both for generously sharing your love of art with me.

    Reply
  • Speaking of OOPS! my last name is mis-spelled above!!
    It’s Barbara Backer (just proof that I belong here!)

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  • Speaking of OOPS! my last name is mis-spelled above!!
    It’s Barbara Backer (just proof that I belong here!)

    Reply
  • Speaking of OOPS! my last name is mis-spelled above!!
    It’s Barbara Backer (just proof that I belong here!)

    Reply
  • Speaking of OOPS! my last name is mis-spelled above!!
    It’s Barbara Backer (just proof that I belong here!)

    Reply
  • Speaking of OOPS! my last name is mis-spelled above!!
    It’s Barbara Backer (just proof that I belong here!)

    Reply
  • Speaking of OOPS! my last name is mis-spelled above!!
    It’s Barbara Backer (just proof that I belong here!)

    Reply
  • Speaking of OOPS! my last name is mis-spelled above!!
    It’s Barbara Backer (just proof that I belong here!)

    Reply

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