Lisa Danielle: Western Still Life Artist (Part 2) - Epi. 222, Host Dr. Mark Sublette

Today was fun. I had Lisa Danielle on and we've been trying to
arrange a podcast for about three years. One day and she's down
here in Tucson and she came in and we just had a great
talk. 

I've represented Lisa for almost 20 years or maybe even a little
bit longer... but we've never had an in-depth conversation about
her backstory. You see, that's one of the beautiful things about
this podcast, is that through interviewing these individuals, I
get a deeper sense of who the person is and why they do what they
do. All too often there's this storyline that isn't all peaches
and cream.

It's incredibly difficult to get to the point of being able to
make a living as an artist. Lisa even speaks about times where
she couldn't get things sold and she's having to work at a
nursing home. At the end of the day that's what you do if you
really want to be an artist. You absolutely must be willing to
put yourself in those positions to allow you to continue to
create art.

Lisa Danielle is one of those people that did it. So, it's a
fascinating interview. In fact, it went for over 2 hours and it
was like a time warp because I didn't even realize it had gone
that long, which is always wonderful. So this will be a
two-parter and this is part two of Lisa Danielle on Art Dealer
Diaries Podcast episode 222.