The Empty Canvas with Pascal Anson - The podcast about how creativity begins

Intimate portraits like love songs with an intense metal guitar solo - Talie Eigeland

The Empty Canvas invites a series of creative professionals to discuss how they start making work. They share how to prepare physically and mentally, what their studio or workspace looks like and where ideas come from. My second guest of the second series is photographer Talie Eigeland, she gives insight into how to prepare for a shoot, how to set up there right atmosphere to create that moment of intimacy and how to get organised at a thrash metal concert to get the prefect shot.

Tiny Tyrants - Figuring out savage modern life in porcelain - Barnaby Barford

The Empty Canvas invites a series of creative professionals to discuss how they start making work. They share how to prepare physically and mentally, what their studio or workspace looks like and where ideas come from. My first guest of the second series is artist Barnaby Barford, she gives insight into how to prepare for a solo show, how to think about how to start telling story through found objects and his relationship to materials.

The last safe space is a rental truck with a disco inside - Lucy Nurnberg

The Empty Canvas invites a series of creative professionals to discuss how they start making work. They share how to prepare physically and mentally, what their studio or workspace looks like and where ideas come from. My bonus guest this season is Creative Director Lucy Nurnberg, we discuss how to grow an idea from scratch, designing with attitude and humour and why North London mechanics' yards hold a special place in her heart

Made to measure - designing main character energy arcs - Ruben Bø Dower

The Empty Canvas invites a series of creative professionals to discuss how they start making work. They share how to prepare physically and mentally, what their studio or workspace looks like and where ideas come from. My sixth and final guest for this season is costumier Ruben Bø Dower, we discuss the source of visual inspiration (spoiler Video Games), how to move from bedroom workplace to a more professional setting and how he collaborates with others.

Eight years arguing with a sheet of metal (in Danish) - Ane Christensen

The Empty Canvas invites a series of creative professionals to discuss how they start making work. They share how to prepare physically and mentally, what their studio or workspace looks like and where ideas come from. My fifth guest is Ane Christensen, a contemporary metalworker. We discuss how ideas evolve over time, how rules make you creative and where inspiration might be hiding in plain sight.