Billy Dinh

NorCal and Shill

English - January 20, 2022 10:00 - 42 minutes - 29.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 10 ratings
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Billy Dinh

Episode 20: Show Notes.

Today NorCal sits down with Brooklyn-based photographer and talented artist Billy Dinh! Billy's past clients include Microsoft Xbox, and he's been published in Street Dreams Magazine, Fstoppers, ExpertPhotography, and CNN News. Hear about a burglary and a trip to Iceland that pivoted him into dedicating his whole artistic self to photography, his hesitant jump into the NFT space, and the book he recommends that every creative should read! Billy also shares some insightful advice about two things you need to maintain your sanity as an artist: patience and a sense of balance, plus the best advice he's ever received that gives a mind-blowing new perspective on when to worry. We also hear why he's a fuzzy bear, what about Japan beckons him to live there one day, and some brilliant questions that might just draw NorCal back into the space as an artist himself. Thanks for joining and let's jump into another great conversation!

Key Points From This Episode:

· Billy's opinion on hardware wallets, and how he got involved in NFTs.

· Reflections on the times he's been reserved with collecting and regretted it.

· NorCal and Billy chat about the growth of the photography space.

· Billy's early love of art and accidentally getting into photography.

· A story of a burglary in college that ended up being a blessing in disguise.

· Other jobs that Billy's done, including sporting goods and business analysis.

· Why he recommends Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert.

· Hear Billy's many favorite foods and the reason he would be a bear if he was an animal.

· The best advice he's received about knowing when to worry.

· Two pieces of advice he wants to give new artists about patience and maintaining balance.

· The drawcards of Japanese food and photography; why Billy could move to Tokyo.