We have no idea when this episode is going to go out, so if you're seeing this, we're REALLY sorry! It means we've had some form of scheduling conflict, issue or otherwise that means we can't record. So enjoy this episode, recorded on the 17th of December, 2020.
We've had to make the tough decision to bring The Froe Show to an end. After nearly three years of weekly episodes, we are very sad to see it go. Thank you to everyone for your love and support over the last few years, this show has truly changed our lives for the better. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. Keep in touch with us! Joe Murray: https://www.instagram.com/joemurray.au/ https://www.youtube.com/@joemurray3484 Frank Menken: https://www.instagram.com/thefrankmenken/ https://www.youtube.com/@FrankMenken
This episode is great for aspiring drawers, artists and people who are looking to formally study visual art. This week we welcome Spot Willows, a visual artist and photographer who is currently working on a massive gallery piece consisting of all her work to this point. We talked about the importance of artist statements, the pros and cons of formal education and how to diversify your creativity. Find Spot here:https://www.instagram.com/spotwillows/
This episode is great for filmmakers, writers and creators who love to write their own stories. This week we welcome James, a story teller who loves writing across new mediums such as books, games, films and poetry. We talked about how James and other creatives, share and change their stories, depending on the platform it is released on, as well as how James uses his experiences to craft his stories. Find James here: https://www.instagram.com/jamesfinnian/
This episode is great for painters, sculptors and people wanting to know more about the international abstract art scene. This week we welcome Jacob, a Brisbane based painter and sculptor who is currently working towards having his first solo exhibition. We talked about his artistic practice, getting art into modern art galleries and where abstract art really belongs in 2022. Find Jacob here: https://www.instagram.com/squire.inc/
This episode is great for poets, photographers and queer performers looking to make it in the Brisbane art scene. This week we welcome back Red, a Brisbane based non-binary artist who loves poetry, photography and aerosols. We talked about their most recent exhibition, the origins of RedLadyy and how they use poetry and writing as a creative outlet. Find Red here: https://www.instagram.com/redladyy/
This episode is great for people who are looking to grow their following on YouTube or use paid ads to better sell their product. This week we welcome Hayden, founder of Compound Productions, a marketing agency that strives to help you grow your product or following. We talked to Hayden about our YouTube accounts and how we can better advertise and grow them. Hayden provides great insight into how we can grow our channels with editing techniques, end card selections and much more, by diving into our analytics. Find Hayden and Compound Productions here: https://www.instagram.com/compoundproductionsau/
This episode is great for fashion collectors and people who love vintage clothing. This week we welcome Lachlan from Surf N Turf Vintage, a Brisbane based vintage seller who finds the rarest vintage clothing that dates as far back as the 50s. We talked about the significance of vintage clothing, how Lachie got started in the industry through shoe collecting and he sources vintage clothes that no one else can find. Find Lachie here: https://www.instagram.com/surfnturfvintage/
This episode is great for people who are afraid to make a leap of faith, fashion designers and big dreamers. This week we welcome Sam Lobocchiaro, a Brisbane based fashion designer and chronic big dreamer. We talked about his upbringing in Italy, how spirituality affects his work and how one big leap of faith changed his life forever. Find Sam here: https://www.instagram.com/samuelelobocchiaro/
This week it's just Frank and Joe, and we thought it'd make a great time to reflect on the past few months, and talk about what we've learnt about vlogging and how we've developed our own personal style! If you're interested in starting to vlog, or youtube in general, this one's for you!
This episode is great for visual artists, painters, and people who want to move to more interesting cities for work or pleasure. This week we welcome Amy Vowles, a visual artist, painter and installation artist. We talked about artists collaborating with photographers, networking as an artist and evolving your artist practice. Find Amy here: https://www.instagram.com/amyvowles_/
This episode is great for graffiti artists, traditional artist and people not interested in investing in social media. This week we welcome Dan Hewitt, a graffiti artist turned traditional artist who's now doing a formal education. In this weeks episode we talked about being a graffiti artist, transferring skills between art disciplines and the difference between being influenced by an artist and copying them. Find Dan here: https://www.instagram.com/dan.hism/
This episode is great for musicians, dancers and people interested in burlesque. In this weeks episode we welcome Mystique Muse, a classical singer, burlesque dancer and musician! We talked about all things burlesque, what it was like growing up queer in a classical music setting, and changing careers late in life! Find Mystique here: https://www.instagram.com/itismystiquemuse/
This episode is great for aspiring models, event organisers and content creators. This week we welcome Mayatu Nova: a model, and the creator of 'Spinning Wildfire', Brisbanes first BIPOC arts event. This week we talked about what happens when your event gets out of hand, quitting your 9-5 and starting a creative career, and movies! Find Mayatu here: https://www.instagram.com/mayatunova/ and Spinning Wildfire here: https://www.instagram.com/spinningwildfire/
this episode is great for visual artist, people interested in top motion, and people who don't like social media. this week we welcome ruby ford, a brisbane based visual artist and painter. this week we talked about using social media as an artist, stop motion, and whether you need a formal education for art.
This week it's just Frank and Joe, and we thought it'd make a great time to reflect on the past few months, and talk about what we've learnt as we've transitioned into an interview based podcast! If you're interested in starting a podcast, or interviewing in general, this one's for you!
This week we welcome Minette Cooper, a Brisbane based actor known for her role(s) in "A Girls Guide To World War" and an upcoming short film "It'll Pass". This week we talk about what it's like to be acting in the same role for half a decade, weird first acting experiences in the industry, and and whether or not you should study acting outside of school. Find Minette here: https://www.instagram.com/minetteecooper/
Mikaela Swan is a musician, drummer and social media star who plays in four bands, while also maintaining a social media following of over 300,000 people, all while taking care of a growing visual art career. Find Mikaela here: https://www.instagram.com/mikaela.swan/
Aisling Frankie is a singer and musician based in Brisbane. The lead singer and founder of the all female electro-pop band "Dizzy Days". We talk about starting a band with people you don't know, being an all female band/ a woman in the music industry and making music. Find Aisling here: https://www.instagram.com/aislingfrankie/ And Dizzy Days here: https://www.instagram.com/dizzydaysband/
Over It Man is a 2D and 3D Brisbane based visual artist with a focus on character driven experiences; whose art masterfully mixes serious themes, memes and artistic principles to create pieces that are fun first, and taken seriously second. This week we dive deeper into his art practice, and discuss how his childhood and his relationship with his deceased father has impacted his outlook on art. Find Over It Man here: https://www.instagram.com/overitman.png/