Lucie Sheridan's guest appearances

Lucie Sheridan

Making things better and making better things

Sound of Silence

The Capital of Craft

Michelle Morgan

Charlie Gladstone

Mark Shayler

Jim Moir

Laura Thomas

Darryl Edwards

Victor Adebowale

Natalie Lee

Carl Richards

Lucy Bellwood

Simon White

Kate Strasdin

Katie Elliott

Vinca Petersen

Jayde Adams

OwlTail

In our latest episode of The Capital of Craft, Sarah from Craft Festival talks to illustrator, printmaker and live artist, Lucie Sheridan AKA Rubbish Portraits. This podcast contains huge amounts of laughing. Based in Centrepace Studios in Bristol, Lucie shares her journey from illustrator to her genius concept, Rubbish Portraits.   @craftfestival @thecapitalofcraft @digitalcraftfestival  @rubbishportraits www.craftfestival.co.uk

In our latest episode of The Capital of Craft, Sarah from Craft Festival talks to illustrator, printmaker and live artist, Lucie Sheridan AKA Rubbish Portraits. This podcast contains huge amounts of laughing. Based in Centrepace Studios in Bristol, Lucie shares her journey from illustrator to her genius concept, Rubbish Portraits.   @craftfestival @thecapitalofcraft @digitalcraftfestival  @rubbishportraits <a href="http://www.craftfestival.co.uk%20" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.craftfestival.co.uk</a>

The Capital of Craft Podcast | Lucie Sheridan of Rubbish Portraits

This is a belter of a podcast. Sadly marred by poor sound: acoustics, differential volumes of interviewer and interviewee, and some weird distortion. But the conversation is too good not to go out. Lucy is a truly great artist and one of the kindest people i've spent time with. We cover some creative ground and we cover some crunchy ground. Her strength shines through and what she sees in others is beyond the ordinary. Trigger warning: in the middle of the conversation Lucy mentions something that may trigger some of you. She does so in passing with no detail at all. It floored me and i just about held it together. But if you have experienced sexual violence then maybe this isn't the one for you.

This is a belter of a podcast. Sadly marred by poor sound: acoustics, differential volumes of interviewer and interviewee, and some weird distortion. But the conversation is too good not to go out. Lucy is a truly great artist and one of the kindest people i've spent time with. We cover some creative ground and we cover some crunchy ground. Her strength shines through and what she sees in others is beyond the ordinary. Trigger warning: in the middle of the conversation Lucy mentions something that may trigger some of you. She does so in passing with no detail at all. It floored me and i just about held it together. But if you have experienced sexual violence then maybe this isn't the one for you.

Lucie Sheridan is an artist. She sees things in people that they don't see in themselves.

This episode's guest is Lucie Sheridan.  Lucie is an illustrator and screen-printer who is interested in making bold, direct and immediate marks.  She graduated from UWE with a first-class honours degree in illustration and her latest project "Rubbish Portraits" is a unique portable live art booth in which human beings can have their portrait painted in 4 minutes.  Recorded at Centrespace Studio, Bristol, UK.Support the show

This episode's guest is Lucie Sheridan.  Lucie is an illustrator and screen-printer who is interested in making bold, direct and immediate marks.  She graduated from UWE with a first-class honours degree in illustration and her latest project "Rubbish Portraits" is a unique portable live art booth in which human beings can have their portrait painted in 4 minutes.  Recorded at Centrespace Studio, Bristol, UK.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/stevexoh" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Episode 56: Lucie Sheridan