In this episode of "The Truth in This Art" podcast, host Rob Lee interviews Tyler Feder, a Chicago-based artist and author. They discuss Tyler's work, which is deeply rooted in big feelings, feminism, and pop culture. Tyler shares her experiences working with big names like Netflix, Comedy Central, and ESPN, as well as her award-winning graphic memoir and children's book. They also delve into Tyler's creative process and the importance of authenticity in art. 🎨📚

Episode Highlights:

• Tyler's journey as an artist and author (00:00 :10-00:03:19 )
• The role of illustration and writing in Tyler's work (00:03 :31-00:04:20 )
• Early experiences with drawing and connecting with others through art (00:05 :23-00:06:19 )
• The impact of the internet on Tyler's career (00:13 :52-00:14:49 )
• The importance of authenticity in art and creative pursuits (00:20 :08-00:21:13 )
• Tyler's focus on big feelings, feminism, and pop culture in her work (00:36 :10-00:38:00 )
• The inspiration behind Tyler's book "Are You Mad At Me?" (00:49 :38-00:51:59 )

Key Takeaways:

• Tyler's work is deeply rooted in big feelings, feminism, and pop culture. 🌈👩‍🎨🌐
• The internet has played a significant role in Tyler's career, allowing her to connect with a wider audience. 🌐💻
• Tyler's focus on authenticity and personal experiences resonates with readers and viewers. 💖👁️
• "Are You Mad At Me?" explores social anxiety through a lighthearted and impactful narrative. 📘😅

Check out Tyler Feder's books, "Dancing at the Pity Party" and "Bodies are Cool," and follow her on social media for more of her unique art and storytelling. 📖👣

Website: tylerfeder.com 🌐

Social Media Links:
Facebook: Roaring Softly Illustration 🦁🎨
Twitter: @roaringsoftly 🐦
Instagram: tylerfeder 📷
LinkedIn: Tyler Feder 🔗

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Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.

Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.

About "The Truth In This Art"

Hosted by Rob Lee, "The Truth In This Art" podcast dives into the heart of creativity and its influence on the community. This arts and culture podcast from Baltimore highlights artists discussing their ideas, sharing insights, and telling impactful stories. Through these artist interviews, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the creative economy and artistic life in Baltimore. 

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