Hello there it's Antrice and welcome to another episode of the Savvy Painter

podcast. Before we get started on this week's episode, I just wanted to give you a reminder that this Sunday, October 29th, is the last day to submit your entry to the savvy painter art competition.

Artist Carol Marine will be during the show this year and

we have some great prizes for the winners. First place gets $250 in cash,

$1,000 in whatever supplies they want from Gamlin artist colors and Trachell art supplies.

That is a fun, fun shopping spray.

Plus, First Place also gets a full interview on the savvy painter podcast.

So if you win first prize, you get your work in front of tens of thousands of people,

$1,000 worth of art supplies to paint to your heart's content and some cold hard cash.

Second and third place winners also receive cash prizes, a couple hundred dollars

worth of supplies to choose from Gamble and Trachal and a nice shout out on the podcast.

Carol Marine will be judging paintings from all over the world.

She asked that this competition be open to anyone and wanted no restrictions on the themes. I've seen some of the artwork that has been submitted already and all I can say is I am so glad I'm not judging this one. There are some really gorgeous paintings already.

Deadline to enter your paintings is this Sunday, October 29th at midnight Pacific.

Go to savvy painter.com and click on the call to entries tab for more information. I cannot wait to see the great

work that you submit. Good luck. My guest this week is the artist Catherine Sandoz.

Catherine lives and works in Savannah, Georgia.

She specializes in paint and fiber-based works.

Catherine also creates installations from native and upcycled or repurposed materials.

In this episode, we talk about what Catherine learned from teaching other

artists and her advice for artists who run their own workshops. She also shares her

transition from art professor at the Savannah College of Art and Design, or SCAD, as you'll hear as refer to it,

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