Plein air painter Gregory Hull stops by Medicine Man Gallery to explore the psychology of on-site painting. Greg shares stories of his youth, including a traumatic train crash that he and 7 others walked away from, as well as his days as a machinist assistant working for the railroad. Greg Hull is known for his Grand Canyon paintings both from deep inside the canyon to the rim and how an early life filled with camping and adventure led to the traveling nature. Excellent podcast for plein air painters and for those who are thinking about entering the world of fine art painting as a career.

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