Hello it's Antries and welcome to the savvy painter podcast. This is a very special

episode because you are listening to the 100th episode of the podcast.

And to commemorate this exciting event,

I have been working on something very special for you.

I've been collecting the very best quotes and observation from artists that I've

interviewed on the savvy painter podcast and I pulled them all together into an

e-book. You can sign up to get your free copy at savvy painter.com forward slash

e-book. I am really excited to pull this together for you because we have had so many great conversations and there's so many goodies in all of these podcast interviews.

So it's really nice to have it all together in one place. So that'll be ready in the next week or so. You can get your

free copy by signing up at stabby painter.com forward slash e-buck. Okay, so here we go. I am really excited about today's guest. This week we have

Treasy vanilla. In the early 80s, Treasy was an early adopter and jumped into the digital art scene. She created fonts for

ZAP artists including Robert Crumb and she got to know the comic artist that she

adored and because of that she was also in the first issue of

juxtapose magazine. Now I was introduced to Trissy by some good friends of mine, Rachel and

Dan DePaula.

Back when I was a young punk fresh out of college

working at Disney.

Rachel was the project manager.

I needed some help.

So Rachel brought in her friend Trissy.

Years later, Trissy abandoned everything and moved to Istanbul Turkey to draw the architecture and the people there.

And as she will tell you, it was a very bumpy road.

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