Shan Fannin's guest appearances

Shan Fannin

Cars Yeah

All the Things

John Hotchkis

Mike Brewer

Dave Kindig

Larry Dixon

Bill Goldberg

David Smith

Adam Carolla

Harley Davidson

Mark Lambert

Jack Roush

Lance Stander

Ryan Truax

Martin Klein

Doug Breuninger

Pontus Fontaeus

OwlTail

In this episode, I interview Austin artist Shan Fannin. In the beginning of the show, we played an ice breakers game called "Pick A Card". We talked about the irony and struggles of being a female artist in the realist vehicle genre of painting. Shan also gave great tips and advice on how to market yourself as an artist. Tune in to hear all about this 2X's published Bevie Magazine artist. Recorded in the comfort of my home.

"Elevator Speech" | Interview with Local Artist Shan Fannin

Shan Fannin is an automotive artist who lives in Austin, Texas. She’s a professional artist who spent her early career in marketing and teaching elementary school art through a private homeschooling academy. When her husband added a 1961 Ford Thunderbird to the family garage she took on the challenge of painting her first automobile. That was 2014 and since then Shan’s focus and goal is to become one of the finest automotive artists in the country. Her work can be described as 90% realistic with 10% self-expression. She works primarily in large scale with mixed acrylic media.

<p>Shan Fannin is an automotive artist who lives in Austin, Texas. She’s a professional artist who spent her early career in marketing and teaching elementary school art through a private homeschooling academy. When her husband added a 1961 Ford Thunderbird to the family garage she took on the challenge of painting her first automobile. That was 2014 and since then Shan’s focus and goal is to become one of the finest automotive artists in the country. Her work can be described as 90% realistic with 10% self-expression. She works primarily in large scale with mixed acrylic media.</p>

674: Shan Fannin is an automotive artist and her work is 90% realistic and 10% self expression.