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Drink Tickets

De : Sean Dietrich
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Sean Dietrich, a 30+ year vet of the art world, tackles the business and insanity of becoming an artist. Enjoy interviews with diverse professionals including artists, tech lawyers, comic publishers, glass blowers and more. Explore pricing, selling, touring, art marketing, AI legal issues, and time management tailored to creatives. Join me every 2 weeks for full episodes, and 'shots' of quick, actionable summaries of the interviews on weeks in between. I'll share my knowledge of publishing, touring, manufacturing, and having amazing talks about what it takes mentally to be a creative.2026 Sean Dietrich Direction Economie Management et direction
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  • SHOTS 3 - Who is your art really for?
    Apr 1 2026

    This week we answer the age old question--why am I painting this sh*t?! Ok, actually we dive into why we create art and how it evolves once we put it out into the public, creating new ways of looking at how and why we do what we do.

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    10 min
  • Dustin Wilson - 22 - Documenting the Memphis Hip-Hop Scene Through Art
    Mar 24 2026

    Be sure to check out Dustin's work at ⁠https://keiruneart.com/⁠

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    And of course check out the podcast on IG: ⁠@DrinkTicketsPodcast⁠

    In this episode of Drink Tickets, host Sean Dietrich welcomes artist Dustin Wilson, also known as Kei Rune Art. They discuss Dustin's artistic journey, innovative marketing strategies, and the importance of community in the art world. The conversation delves into balancing a day job with an art career, navigating the art market, and the significance of customer relationships. Dustin shares insights on merchandising, self-assessment, and the vibrant Memphis art scene, while also highlighting the role of humor in art and sales. The episode concludes with thoughts on future projects and advice for aspiring artists. They explore the complexities of the art world, touching on themes of originality, competition, and the impact of social media on artists. The artists discuss the importance of live painting, overcoming artist block through iteration, and share memorable client stories. The conversation also delves into the future of art, addressing copyright issues and the need for a supportive community among artists.

    (00:00) Welcome to Drink Tickets

    (01:22) Dustin Wilson's Artistic Journey

    (04:29) Hip Hop Portraits and Creative Marketing

    (12:32) Balancing Art and Life

    (18:05) Challenges in the Art Career

    (20:04) Merchandising and Sales Strategies

    (26:23) Sales Techniques and Customer Engagement

    (29:34) Building Connections at Art Shows

    (37:47) Balancing Art and Social Media

    (44:44) Networking and Community Engagement

    (50:43) Organizational Strategies for Artists

    (57:28) Navigating Artistic Insecurities

    (01:04:52) The Impact of Social Media on Art

    (01:12:52) Defining the Role of an Artist

    (01:24:24) Overcoming Artist Block Through Series

    (01:26:27) The Therapeutic Nature of Sketching

    (01:29:12) Artistic Exploration and Creative Process

    (01:32:02) Memorable Client Stories and Artistic Journeys

    (01:38:53) Dealing with Failure in the Art World

    (01:41:02) Future Aspirations and Artistic Growth

    (01:43:11) Wishes for the Future of Artists

    (01:48:11) The Importance of Community in Art

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    1 h et 54 min
  • SHOTS 2 - What defines success as an artist?
    Mar 10 2026

    This week we talk about what it takes to define success as an artist, and how to reassess it as your career grows.

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    Email with questions or nominations for creatives you think may have a great story to tell on the show - DrinkTicketsPodcast@gmail.com

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    13 min
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