Jamin Still

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The title music is 'When There Are No Words' by Michael J Tinker. The closing song is 'Come Sit With Me' from the same album.

Artwork by Jamin Still.

In the final episode chatting to American artists (before we chat to some brits) I got on a call with Jamin Still, the painter who's artwork you can see on the front of this podcast and also my album of the same name. What makes Jamin a little more unique is not only his approach to painting (on to black canvas!) but also how he starts with a painting and then writes a story from that. We talk about why having children at the centre of his stories enables him to ask questions that perhaps adults have forgotten they can ask... And you get to hear Jamin read from one of his stories at the end of the episode.

If you want to buy his artwork in the UK, get in touch with him here and you can buy the digital version and get it printed this side of the Atlantic! It'll save a lot of postage...

Some of the art we talk about:

The River Road

Into the Hornwood

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About Your Host

Michael J Tinker is a singer-songwriter based in Somerset, England. He normally is found making music for children but has recently released an album exploring grief and hope, which led him to want to talk to other artists who are doing the same.

Check out the album at michaeljtinker.com

Also, why not have a listen to our sister-podcast for all the family - 'Tinker-Time!'

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