Learn to Paint Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I've been listening to podcasts since 2006. This one is exceptional: the host, Kelly Anne Powers, asks very clear questions of her guests, within a loose format so the conversation flows. I especially like hearing what their process is, what materials they use, and what their color palette consists of. I have been able to glean very useful information from her interviews, which has helped me get going after a few years of spinning my wheels. Recently, I joined her 20-in-20 challenge, and it helped me so much towards developing my style. Many thanks to Kelly Anne Powers, and if you're looking for an excellent podcast on painting, give her a listen.

I’ve been listening to this podcast for almost 2 years. It has taken me from a dabbler in drawing and art for the past 35 years. To a serious Acrylic artist. This is because of the amazing guests that she interviews and the ability to be able to see their work and actually see what excites me about certain media and art. It’s been a game changer and I am eternally grateful to her. I still have my full-time job and responsibilities at home. My little art corner is my refuge and place that I find joy and make time for thanks to this podcast!!

I absolutely love the "Learn To Paint" podcast. Every episode is packed with insightful, practical information that can benefit artists at any stage—whether you're just starting out or have years of experience. The guests of the show along with Kelly do a fantastic job of breaking down complex techniques in a clear and accessible way, while also offering deep inspiration and guidance on the creative process. It's a valuable resource for any artist that would love to learn new approaches and stay motivated. Highly recommended for anyone passionate about painting and continuous artistic growth.

While I don’t love every artist that is on the show, Kelly’s masterful observations and open, intuitive questions allow guests to truly answer with freedom and space. So many podcasters ask closed, leading questions that don’t allow folks to talk openly and flow from topic to topic. Talking about visual art in a non-visual medium can be a challenge and this podcast has found a way to do it in such an engaging and interesting way. I hope you never stop!