Brad Teare's guest appearances

Brad Teare

Zion Art Podcast

The Artist's Voice

Midlife Confidence

Rita Wright

Dennis Smith

Howard Lyon

Ryan Moffett

Kristen Jenson

Michael Hayden

Ryan Clark

Ryan Brown

Richard Bushman

Mark Taylor

Victoria Fuller

Doug Frohman

Ernest Smith

Brad Kramer

Jason Matias

OwlTail

Resilience

Creativity is a form of growing and self-expression. We learn more about who we are, what we love, and what we're capable of through being creative. Art of any kind changes us in the process of creating it. My guest, Brad Teare, is an accomplished landscape artist who believes that the creative process is also a way to transcend grief and loss in life. Listen in to learn why creativity can be an integral, fulfilling aspect of living your purpose in midlife.  In this episode: We all have deep desires to create.  It’s never too late to bring more creative pursuits into your life.  Creativity can take many forms - from artistic expression to problem solving. Creativity is intelligence having fun. Links:Brad's Instagram: @bradteareDebra Teare's artworkShow notes:Let's connect on Instagram!Midlife Confidence Coach websiteEmail vauna@midlifeconfidencecoach.com

Creativity is a form of growing and self-expression. We learn more about who we are, what we love, and what we're capable of through being creative. Art of any kind changes us in the process of creating it. My guest, Brad Teare, is an accomplished landscape artist who believes that the creative process is also a way to transcend grief and loss in life. Listen in to learn why creativity can be an integral, fulfilling aspect of living your purpose in midlife.  In this episode:<ul> <li>We all have deep desires to create. </li> <li>It’s never too late to bring more creative pursuits into your life. </li> <li>Creativity can take many forms - from artistic expression to problem solving.</li> <li>Creativity is intelligence having fun.</li> </ul>Links: Brad's Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bradteare/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@bradteare</a> <a href="http://debrateare.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Debra Teare's artwork</a>Show notes:Let's connect on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/vaunadavis/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>!<a href="https://midlifeconfidencecoach.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Midlife Confidence Coach website</a>Email <a href="mailto:vauna@midlifeconfidencecoach.com">vauna@midlifeconfidencecoach.com</a>

Joy, Resilience, and Self-Discovery through Creativity - with Brad Teare [42]

Show Notes Brad Teare is a professional artist living and working in Providence, Utah.  He is well-rounded having explored and experimented with many different media.  He is comfortable with both landscapes and abstracts. Resources www.bradteare.com | Leopold Gallery, Kansas City, Mo | Minitou Galleries, Santa Fe, NM | Anthony's Fine Art, Salt Lake City, UT | Art Elevated, Park City, U T

Show Notes Brad Teare is a professional artist living and working in Providence, Utah.  He is well-rounded having explored and experimented with many different media.  He is comfortable with both landscapes and abstracts. Resources <a href="http://www.bradteare.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bradteare.com</a> | Leopold Gallery, Kansas City, Mo | Minitou Galleries, Santa Fe, NM | Anthony's Fine Art, Salt Lake City, UT | Art Elevated, Park City, U T

Inspired by Nature, Brad Teare

LeConte Stewart

In this episode, we speak with Brad Teare, an LDS artist who has done everything from oil paints to wood block prints to illustrating and editing the Friend Magazine. He shares how the venerated Utah artist, LeConte Stewart has influenced him and also shares some interesting information about how art plays a role in church publications.  LeConte Stewart (American, 1891-1990) Autumn’s Gold, Harvey’s Pond (1929) Oil on canvas. 24 x 28 in. LDS Church History Museum, Salt Lake City. Brad Teare, Saddle Ridge (2016). Oil on Canvas. 24 x 24 in. Available at Anthony's Fine Art, Salt Lake City.

In this episode, we speak with Brad Teare, an LDS artist who has done everything from oil paints to wood block prints to illustrating and editing the Friend Magazine. He shares how the venerated Utah artist, LeConte Stewart has influenced him and also shares some interesting information about how art plays a role in church publications.  LeConte Stewart (American, 1891-1990) Autumn’s Gold, Harvey’s Pond (1929) Oil on canvas. 24 x 28 in. LDS Church History Museum, Salt Lake City. Brad Teare, Saddle Ridge (2016). Oil on Canvas. 24 x 24 in. <a href="http://www.anthonysfineart.com/new-products-1/mountain-landscape?rq=teare" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Available at Anthony's Fine Art</a>, Salt Lake City.

Brad Teare discusses LeConte Stewart and Illustrating for Church Magazines