Meg Clayburn is a professional artist and stay-home mother of a two-year-old girl. In this episode of the Art on the Blockchain podcast, Meg talks about the value of her design degree from BYU and her continuing education efforts through Society for Visual Storytelling.

Additionally, Rachel talks about the Arties Cosmic Robot Club, a limited edition NFT collection by Open Art Source. Sales help fund the technology development for the OAS platform.

Find Meg Clayburn on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meg_clayburn/

Meg's Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MegClayburnStudio

Meg mentioned the Society for Visual Storytelling in the podcast. You can find them here: https://www.svslearn.com

Find out about the Arties NFT Collection at https://arties.io

Open Art Source: https://openartsource.io

Open Art Source has news to share!

We're hosting an NFT drop in a few weeks, and we held a contest to name the NFT collection. Four winners chose the same, perfect name: Artie. The winners are Gary Riger, Elke Tabb, Noreen Merten, and Chiente Hsu! Congratulations!

Soon you'll have a chance to own your very own Artie. Don't miss it!

Also, in this episode we follow up with Andras Gyorfi on the unveiling of the Satoshi Nakamoto statue in Graphisoft Park in Budapest, Hungary. It was a labor of love, and now anyone can visit the statue and pay tribute to the creator of bitcoin.

Maurizia Bellomo has dipped into many different parts of the art world ocean. From graphic design and children's illustration to fine art and art therapy, this Italian artist has explored all kinds of avenues.

In this episode of the Art on the Blockchain podcast, Rachel talks about several problems Open Art Source is addressing, and then we get a chance to hear from Mau.

If you've ever thought about exploring art therapy or book illustrating, you won't want to miss her advice.

Maurizia studied Illustration and Multimedia Animation at the European Institute of Design (IED) in Milan. Her first work experiences took her to Ethiopia (Addis Ababa) where she worked as a graphic designer. Her first publication was "Vertical Ethiopia" published by Shama books. Later she went to Brazil (Salvador de Bahia) working as a book designer at a Cultural Institute (Casa via Magia). Subsequently, the love for illustration and of childhood led her to develop creative workshops for children in France. She currently resides in Italy where she is studying Art Therapy in Florence.

https://www.facebook.com/mauvision

Also, check out Maurizia's interviews with Silvia Ottobrini and Vincenzo Nobile on YouTube.

Silvia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNU6JpxTg6k&t=187s

Vincenzo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiLhELnliPI