This week on the Little Fish Pod we have Danielle Weber who is recognised as one of Australia’s leading artists. She’s had work commissioned by some of the biggest celebrities on the planet. Her social media channels are a force to be reckoned with.
 
And she has just launched herself into the NFT space in a big way. Which we are excited to talk about. And perhaps most importantly, her artwork is second to none.

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Timestamps

7:23 Where the artistry began
11:49 Art became my healing
13:17 What is flowstate?
18:48 I believed in myself when I met the Rock
24:03 I was a school menace
31:35 Control the highs
36:07 People don’t believe this is my full time job
39:05 Our favourite pieces
40:20 My favourite piece
48:43 I nearly didn’t make art for Steve Aoki
50:35 The work to talent ratio
53:16 NFTs
01:05:12 Follow your passion

Guest Intro

Today’s guest is recognised as one of Australia’s leading artists.

She’s had work commissioned by some of the biggest celebrities on the planet. Her social media channels are a force to be reckoned with.

And she has just launched herself into the NFT space in a big way. Which we are excited to talk about.

And perhaps most importantly, her artwork is second to none. She already has an amazing story at such a young age!

Give it up for Danielle Weber (webs or D webs)

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