Welcome to the Sabby Painter Podcast, the podcast for artists who mean business. Here's your

host, Antries Wood.

Hello, it's Antries, and welcome to another episode of the Savvy Painter Podcast.

Finally, finally, finally, I get to share Part 2 of my interview with Israel Hirschberg.

If you have not had a chance to listen to part one,

you can find it on savvy painter.com, iTunes, or on stitcher radio.

In part two, we talk about Originality versus Individuality, and what Johnny Carson can teach us about that.

Israel also gives us a glimpse into his process and how he maintains the experience of the subject in his paintings.

At a certain point we talk about the joy of maturing as an artist and getting older because

some things just don't matter anymore.

Also, Israel paints a picture of what his summer painting programs are like.

You have waited long enough for part two, so let's dive right in.

It feels to me like artists are really inspired, in a sense, by other artists.

Meaning that we have this vocabulary of the painters of the past, of the landscape painters of

Coro.

Well, I don't know about other others.

I can only talk about myself, you know, I I mean I can also speak about some other

artists but for me you know making making a painting is always some kind of

active homage you know I mean I can't separate that which is why you go to Italy into the places that

Corob.

Very much so.

It's a kind of the land of origins and it brings all of that about and it's usually it's not just one artist even though Coro is certainly you know

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