Episode 6 | The Man Without A Plan with Design Director & Stylist Stephen Earle
What’s it really like to work with icons like Martha Stewart, Ralph Lauren, and NYC's Hudson Yards developer Steve Ross? In this episode, we sit down with Stephen Earle, an accomplished design director and stylist, whose career has taken him from the early days of home lifestyle branding to the creative helm of some of its most recognized names.Stephen shares the story of how he got his start with Raymond Waites, stumbled into the prop styling profession, and eventually found himself shaping the visual language of Martha Stewart Living and leading product development for Ralph Lauren Home. He also offers shares a look at his work with Related Companies, collaborating closely with Steve Ross to guide the creative direction of interiors for projects like Hudson Yards.Visit www.alifecreativepod.com to see some of Stephen's interiors and links to his site and other resources we mention on the show.Visit us on Instagram too! @alifecreativehttps://www.instagram.com/alifecreative?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Visit RowentaUSA.com and use ALIFECREATIVE for 10% off your next purchase.
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Episode 5 | Making a Scene with Event Planner, Author and Designer Matthew Robbins
In this episode we sit down with Matthew Robbins, founder of Matthew Robbins Design, a premier event planning and design firm specializing in bespoke weddings and special events. With over 20 years of experience, Matthew has contributed to top publications like Martha Stewart Weddings, InStyle, and O Magazine. He's also the author of Matthew Robbins' Inspired Weddings and the founder of Invited Journal.To see some of Matthew's creations and links to his site visit www.alifecreativepod.com or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/alifecreative?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
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Episode 4 | The Art of Deconstruction with Artist Jeff Wallace
In this episode, we explore the themes of memory, time, and artistic transformation through the lens of artist, designer, and curator Jeff Wallace. Jeff began his career in graphic design and later established his successful design firm, Borsa Wallace. A significant moment came in 2012 when he found himself managing the personal belongings of elderly relatives, an experience that profoundly influenced his artistic path. Jeff’s story highlights how creativity can shift unexpectedly, blending past experiences into new forms of expression. We hope his story inspires you to welcome change in your own creative endeavors.For show notes and to see some of Jeff's work visit www.alifecreativepod.com Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alifecreative?igsh=eWFoMWxtbjVjaWcy
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Episode 3 | Child's Play with Jodi Levine, Kid's Content Creator
In this episode, we explore the creative path of Jodi Levine. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), Jodi started her career at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSLO). Her passion and unique vision led her to become the Editor in Chief of Martha Stewart Kids, where she helped shape the magazine’s iconic voice and set new standards for crafting content. Whether it’s crafting with recycled items, everyday supermarket finds, or unexpected materials, Jodi’s approach to crafting is about seeing potential in the most unlikely places.Visit www.alifecreativepod.com to see some of Jodi's creations including links to her projects including her latest book 'Mousetown' a kids craft and story book.
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Episode 2 | The Switch: Changing Focus with Photographer Stephen Kent Johnson
How does a graphic designer turned Martha Stewart Living art director make the leap to becoming a sought-after interiors photographer? Stephen Kent Johnson, a BYU art school grad, shares his story and how he ended up photographing iconic home interiors featured in magazines like Dwell and World of Interiors. We talk career pivots, skill building, and the lessons learned along the way. Join us for an inspiring chat with our hilarious friend Stephen. Visit the show web-site at www.alifecreativepod.com to see some of Stephen's work, as well as links to his site and social media.
This is a weekly show where listeners learn how creators navigate their careers in the arts, and find community with like-minded people who face similar challenges and joys while pursuing their passions. We'll be talking with photographers, artists, interior stylists and designers, food stylists, crafters, creative content creators, writers, publishers, marketers, and so many more. If you're interested in a career in the arts or any creative field, or you just want to know how creators are inspired and execute on their ideas you'll want to catch this show, and if you're looking for a creator community you've found your people here.
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