Spyderthread

Spyderthread

@spyderthread · 6.5K subscribers · 28 videos · English

Welcome to the creepy cute world of artist Jo Hards I am a self representing artist, based on a narrowboat in South Wales, on the threshold between the human…

Episodes

7:12

Queen of Crows - Shapeshifting Goddess of the Battlefield

290 views · 1mo ago · 7:12

Sit back, relax and watch a little of my process, creating my original acrylic painting 'Queen of Crows' inspired by The Morrigan, Goddess of sovereignty and Queen of the battlefield. In Irish folklore, the Great Queen transforms into a crow, terrifying her enemies, proclaiming victory, and foretelling loss.

11:02

Recreating a Magical Spider From My Dream

116 views · 6mo ago · 11:02

When I dreamed of a magical spider with a moon and stars on it's back, I knew I wanted to paint it. Now I'm finally bringing my dream spider to life in acrylics, but what's the meaning behind this curious little creature? ... and how do I feel about real life spiders, living so close to nature on a canal boat?

9:55

Bringing a Magical Forest To Life in Acrylics

156 views · 6mo ago · 9:55

A springtime woodland walk got me thinking about the magical creatures who might live secretly in the forest among the bluebells. Join me in my narrowboat art studio, as I paint a whimsical night-time forest scene with a host of ghostly tree dwelling forest spirits

7:34

Starting a Scary New Art Adventure

86 views · 6mo ago · 7:34

Join me as I rediscover my love of acrylic painting after specialising in textile art for many years. In this video, I'm painting a ghostly figure emerging from a dark forest. She started as the ghost of an idea, but where will she lead us?

8:36

Letting Go and Trusting Myself as an Artist

204 views · 6mo ago · 8:36

What if we made a decision to let go, to let all the competing voices fade into the background and trust in our own ability to find the right path? What if we listened to our own inner voice? This painting tells a story about trees... or ghosts, or maybe it’s about the human experience of facing change

6:23

Embracing a New Cycle in my Art Journey

35 views · 6mo ago · 6:23

If you’ve ever looked up at the full moon on a clear night and felt a deep sense of longing for a distant past you can’t quite remember, this painting is for you. Today, I'm painting a ghostly nature spirit basking in the glow of the full moon, but what does this new cycle mean for me as an artist?

5:35

How Magpies Taught Me To Embrace Change

230 views · 1y ago · 5:35

From shy autistic kid, to boat dwelling artist, I've always felt like a lone magpie, picking up shiny rocks along the way. The one thing that's always carried me through the darker time of year is my love of art, and creating things for the other magpies out there.

8:57

Ever Wanted to Destroy Your Artwork?

123 views · 1y ago · 8:57

Today, I'm burning an original illustration I spent a week creating. If you've ever felt frustrated with your art, this video is for you! Music courtesy of Epidemic sound - Find the perfect music for your videos with a 30 day free trial (paid link)

5:17

How Crows Became My Muse And Inspired My Art

114 views · 2y ago · 5:17

Ever since I was a child I've had a complicated relationship with crows, but whenever there's change in my life, I always find myself painting corvids. Today, I'm creating colourful illustration of three crows called Morrigan Macha and Badb, and chatting about the ways these feathered fiends have shown up at various points in my life.

13:18

How Do Artists Know When to Start Over?

1.9K views · 2y ago · 13:18

When you're an artist working in any creative field for a long time, you see a lot of change. You grow, you evolve, and you walk a tightrope between expressing yourself authentically and creating something that other people value and want to buy ... and that's not always easy! So, how do you know when it's time to move on and do something different?

Showing the 13 most recent episodes. Everything plays right here on Pod Atlas.

Have thoughts about Spyderthread? Share them with other listeners.

Discuss this podcast

More True Crime & Mystery podcasts

← Back to all podcasts