ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Carly Berry is a full-time freelance illustrator and graphic designer who describes herself as a “maker of things.” She creates art with passion, boldness, and a natural confidence that has always been with her. Carly defines her brand as “Weird” and fully embraces it 100%, allowing her to create some of the most unique, fun, and off-beat characters, places, and things you will ever see.
In this podcast, Carly talks about how vintage antique stores, growing up in Florida, her family environment, and nature have inspired her work. According to Carly, nature brings good ideas and mental clarity to her life which guides her creativity. This fun, relaxed, and inspiring conversation with Carly reveals a person who loves being in her zone of creativity and embracing the joy of letting go and doing what comes naturally to her. Sit back and enjoy this episode of Project Popsicle as Bert and Nipa listen to how Carly describes her unique style and how she creates the Wonderful Weird World of Carly Berry.
In this podcast, Carly talks about how vintage antique stores, growing up in Florida, her family environment, and nature have inspired her work. According to Carly, nature brings good ideas and mental clarity to her life which guides her creativity. This fun, relaxed, and inspiring conversation with Carly reveals a person who loves being in her zone of creativity and embracing the joy of letting go and doing what comes naturally to her. Sit back and enjoy this episode of Project Popsicle as Bert and Nipa listen to how Carly describes her unique style and how she creates the Wonderful Weird World of Carly Berry.
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United States
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