&nbsp;One of the things that fascinates me about artists is how they got to where they are a creative professionals. What were the formative influences that shaped them as artists, and What were the major challenges they faced, and what drove them to overcome them? Annapolis painter John Ebersberger is no exception. After graduating from a prestigious art school, John discovered that his school had not taught him how to draw or paint, and under to tutelage of Cedric Egeli he applied himself to become the brilliant painter he is today.&nbsp; This is the first part of my conversation with John.&nbsp;
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<a href="http://www.johnebersberger.com/" target="_blank">John Ebersberger’s Website</a>
<a href="http://egelistudio.com/" target="_blank">The Egeli Legacy website</a>
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The Hensche Influence with John Ebersberger

Conversations with artists, animators, filmmakers, writers and other creatives about their careers, their craft and their creative convictions. This podcast is born out of the conviction that those in one field of arts can learn much from those in a different creative discipline. Our goal is not aspirational, it's grounded in creatives who work in their craft professionally. There are no starving artists here.