ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Bryan Voliton was born a visual artist and raised by an amazing teacher. He has a successful graphic design career and is a branding consultant in Dunedin, Florida. In this episode of Project Popsicle, Bert and Nipa hear from Bryan about pivotal moments that have changed his life and sent him on a journey full of self-discoveries, self-reflection, and on the road to creative wellness. He talks about the power of being in the moment, slowing down, and observing what is happening in the now. His creativity is rooted in the connection between the body and the mind and is complemented by his desire to do whatever he can to help people to grow, learn, and increase their self-awareness as human beings. He believes we are constantly creating. He embraces his role as a catalyst for change on the journey to self-knowledge. His gentle and caring spirit shines throughout his episode. Bryan’s goal as an artist is to have his work displayed and accessible to a wide range of people for the use of learning and educating the public on the creative process and the importance of everyone having a creative practice.
English
United States
explicit content
TRANSCRIPT 🔗
Are you the producer of this podcast?
Add a podcast transcript
Need Audio-to-Text?
Transcribe with Listen411 in Just 60 Seconds
SEARCH PAST EPISODES
Search past episodes of Project Popsicle.
OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST
Justin Martinez is a director, cinematographer and visual effects artist in the film industry. In this episode of Project Popsicle, he discusses how his passion for creativity began at an early age and has increased ever since. Justin spent years getting ideas out of his head and into the real worl…
Project Popsicle is back after a holiday hiatus! Screenwriters Claudia Johnson and Matt Stevens have been writing together over 25 years. In this episode, they discuss how their partnership has been rewarding because of their ability to balance the personal with the professional in their writing ca…
Belinda Bruno-Piverger is originally from South Florida and attended performing arts schools as a child from 11-18 years old. Her singing started at the tender age of 5 and has been a part of her ever since. She is a proud daughter to her two first generation Haitian parents and credits them for pr…
Rachel S. Hunter is a performer, choreographer, and educator who has a strong passion for dance. Her solid work ethic comes from her parents, and her creative curiosity about ‘how things work’ was inspired by Rachel’s love of Legos at five years old. In this episode of Project Popsicle, she discuss…
Evelyn Dufner is not just an artist; she is a storyteller. When she says, “Embrace the mess,” it is a challenge for all us to be creative, open, fun, and to be in the moment. As an artist, she wears many hats to express her unlimited creative energy. In this episode, we have a fun and energizing co…
Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Popsicle Productions, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.
EDIT
Thank you for helping to keep the podcast database up to date.
