Seeking Failure And Saving The Squids With Our Neighborhood Scientist Sarah McAnulty

The Artist 10 Podcast, hosted by Jenn Hart

Meet Sarah McAnulty, our neighborhood scientist! Join Jenn in Sarah’s home habitat, filled with creatures of all kinds. As the force behind Skype A Scientist and a robust public art program that supports local artists in Fishtown (Philly) while spreading a message of conservation and care for our environment, Sarah takes determination to new heights as she navigates red tape and negative noise to make meaningful progress toward bettering our community and helping the earth. Plus, she will share some pretty mind-blowing squid facts to give us all a better appreciation for our tentacled friends under the sea.

As the founder of Skype a Scientist, McAnulty connects classrooms and scientists worldwide, fostering a love for science and learning. Sarah's artistic talent shines through her vibrant illustrations of marine life, which she uses to make complex scientific concepts accessible and engaging to a broad audience. Her work seamlessly blends scientific rigor with artistic creativity, inspiring curiosity and appreciation for the natural world.

What better place to send a message about marine life than Fishtown? We bet you’ll get hooked on this one (he he. Yeh, we said it). 

Feed your brain the good stuff with us! Listen to Episode 8: Seeking Failure and Saving The Squids with Our Neighborhood Scientist Sarah McAnulty on The Artist 10 Podcast. 

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Website: Sarah's Art 

Company Website: Skype A Scientist

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Company Instagram: @skypeascientist 

TikTok: @sarahmackattack                                    

Youtube: @TheSquidSquad

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Photographer: Cathie BerreyBeauMonde Originals

@beaumondeoriginals

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Credits

Author: Hannah Heine

Editor: Jenn Hart (More About Me)

Associate Editor: Sarah Dawoud

Art: Sharon Bakas

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From Scroll To Stop: How To Captivate With Copy And Design

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Imagine scrolling through your favorite travel website or a chic hotel’s Instagram feed. What stops you mid-scroll? Is it a breathtaking image of a sun-kissed beach, or a tantalizing offer that promises an unforgettable getaway? The magic lies in the perfect marriage of copy and design. When executed well, this winning combination can captivate your audience, convey your message effectively, and drive a desired action.

Whether you’re promoting a luxurious spa retreat, a culinary experience, or a cozy weekend escape, the harmony between copy and design can make or break your campaign. 

If you don’t know exactly how to achieve this synergy, we took the guesswork out of it. This comprehensive list of do’s and don’ts will help you level up your creative game when it comes to seamlessly blending copy and design. Get ready to discover how to turn your promotional material into a visual and textual feast that leaves your audience craving more! 

Do’s

1. Do Prioritize Clarity: Ensure that your message is clear and concise. Whether it’s the copy or the design that leads, clarity should always be the priority.

2. Do Maintain Visual Hierarchy: Use visual hierarchy to guide the reader’s eye to the most important elements first. This can be achieved through size, color, and placement.

3. Do Align Copy and Design: Make sure that your copy and design elements are aligned in tone and style. They should complement each other and reinforce the overall message.

4. Do Use High-Quality Images: High-quality, relevant images can significantly enhance your message. They should support the copy and not distract from it.

5. Do Test and Iterate: Test different combinations of copy and design to see what resonates best with your audience. Use feedback to make improvements.

Don’ts

1. Don’t Overload with Text: Avoid cluttering your design with too much text. Keep the copy concise and impactful.

2. Don’t Ignore Readability: Ensure that the text is readable against the background. Avoid using light text on a light background or dark text on a dark background.

3. Don’t Use Irrelevant Images: Images should be relevant to the message. Irrelevant images can confuse the audience and dilute the impact of the message.

4. Don’t Neglect Mobile Optimization: Make sure that both the copy and design are optimized for mobile devices. Many users will view your content on their phones, so it needs to be legible and visually appealing on smaller screens.

5. Don’t Forget Consistency: Consistency in design and copy is crucial for brand recognition. Ensure that your message and visual style are consistent across all platforms.

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, where attention spans are short and competition is fierce, creating an impactful message is crucial for anyone building a business, managing a team, or developing marketing materials. You now know that the secret lies in the perfect blend of copy and design. Take these insights, apply them to your work, and watch as your messages become more impactful, your designs more engaging, and your audience more connected. 

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Everything we share here is meant to be helpful and inspiring. We’re speaking from experience. Please consult a qualified professional to help make decisions. You are responsible for how you choose to use this information, and we are not liable for any loss, damages, or issues that may arise. We can’t be responsible for how things play out, but we’re always rooting for your success!

Credits

Author: Hannah Heine

Editor: Jenn Hart (More About Me)

Associate Editor: Sarah Dawoud

Art: Olivia Hepner

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Q&A With G+Rizz: Art For Humans

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In the bustling heart of Philadelphia, amidst the cobblestone streets and historic charm, resides a whimsical world crafted by the artistic duo, G + Rizz. Their journey has blossomed into a vibrant collection of greeting cards, edgy prints, and bespoke projects that resonate with the soul of the city.

In this Q&A, we get a sneak peek into what G + Rizz are up to, what has made the biggest impact on their success, advice for other creators, and what they’re excited for right now.

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Q & A with G + Rizz: Art For Humans

What is the one thing you've done to monetize your art that has made the biggest difference to your success?

Doing pop-up events and networking with other vendors and event curators.

What are you working on right now that has inspired you? 

Our new art apparel line.

Is there any advice you can give other creators looking to break into retail with their art?

Create a wholesale catalog, and don't be afraid to cold sell yourself.

What are your favorite tools or resources for selling art and managing your business?

Square for Business, Wix for websites, and Instagram and TikTok for socials.

If you could collaborate with one artist, who would you all choose and why?

King Saladeen - He's a Philly native like us, and we love his art and what he's done with his brand on a global scale.

Do you have any upcoming events?

Follow our socials for upcoming dates.

Instagram @gandrizz 

TikTik @gandrizz     

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Website gandrizz.com

Shop faire.com/direct/gandrizz                                                                        

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Meet us where whimsy and conceptual creativity are planet-sized and yet somehow fit in human-hand-size packages. Listen to Episode 5: Art For Humans, Live On, and Go Be Great with G + Rizz on The Artist 10 Podcast. 

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Everything we share here is meant to be helpful and inspiring. We’re speaking from experience. Please consult a qualified professional to help make decisions. You are responsible for how you choose to use this information, and we are not liable for any loss, damages, or issues that may arise. We can’t be responsible for how things play out, but we’re always rooting for your success!

Credits

Author: Hannah Heine

Editor: Jenn Hart (More About Me)

Associate Editor: Sarah Dawoud

Art: Sharon Bakas

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