Step Inside! Mind-Blowing School Bus Art Studio Tour Tiny Living, and Artistry Collide in Pure Bliss

Join Clark Underwood in his Quest For Zest as he travels to meet creative people of all descriptions.
In this episode, he takes a trip out to Taylor Texas where he meets oil painter Molly Mansfield. He tours her tiny school bus converted into an art studio and learns about her journey as an artist.
We hope you enjoy this mini documentary featuring Molly Mansfield in her converted bus art studio.
Links:
/ theqfzshow
/ mollymansfieldartist
www.mollymansfield.com/
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[@thequestforzest]

Molly's bus really got my imagination whirring! What could you use a bus for?

[@josmith8233]

Live the vibrant colors

[@mrscfurman]

It is inspiring that she makes time for creativity while homeschooling four kids.

[@thequestforzest]

Absolutely! I was definitely inspired to be more intentional with time to create.

[@cjenkins8785]

Molly, your creations would make wonderful fabrics for home decor, 100% cotton for quilters and fashions. Delightful.

[@SuryaFitriadi]

Very good

[@JGalegria]

Thank you so much for sharing that inspiring story. I love Molly's outlook. I am houseless so making a vehicle into my art studio is my next big project. At the moment my vehicle is not big enough to do that so I just have very portable art kits that I can get out and use on a table wherever I am staying. But it will feel like I'm a serious artist if I had a permanent space set up for painting and mixed media. 🙏🦋

[@hannahquinteroart]

I just came across your channel and am very inspired by the artist interview of Molly. Her studio bus and paintings are absolutely beautiful! It is also inspiring how she balances her creative time with homeschooling her boys. As an artist and mom to a toddler, it is inspiring seeing other artistic moms balancing their creativity and family time!

[@nancistone341]

Just discovered your The Quest for Zest channel and have watched many episodes, absolutely love your charming way of riding out on your Vespa to greet the artists and learn more about their process while touring their studios, so good. Your a natural with people and I'm so glad I found this channel. Great stuff!

[@longboardluv2]

so zesty! i like the texture on them

[@thequestforzest]

Thanks Matt! I also dig the texture - really gives it another depth.

[@brendajohnson9141]

I love her art!

[@thequestforzest]

It is gorgeous!

[@emilysanchez5087]

Just watched all your videos and Im loving it!! I really enjoy your interview style. It feels very free flowing and genuine and fun & easy, but im sure you put in a lot of prep work! I can tell you are truly passionate about your quest for zest 😝 I also love the intro with glimpses of austin. It makes me feel very nostalgic 🥲 keep it up!

[@thequestforzest]

Thank you so much for all the kind words & the views! I’m glad to hear the passion is coming through because it is definitely there!

[@rachelleandrichard]

I love Molly's prolific creativity and her ability to work around her family. She's awesome. Just found your channel love that you let the artist speak. Subscribed! Rachelle, Australia x

[@thequestforzest]

Thanks for watching! Yes her prioritizing is inspiring!

[@californiagumbo8702]

Great interview.! Subscribing to both!

[@thequestforzest]

Awesome, thank you!

[@fmarxy]

this is a great channel! great content, style, interview, content, artists featured! def need more subs

[@thequestforzest]

Thanks Fernando!

[@CatherineMoore888]

You remind me of a long lost friend who guided me to my first art studio. Your process and your painting is art itself as was hers. Keep on creating those lovely pieces and making life with all you have. Just enjoy your work so much. I am planning to have a mobile art studio in a short bus too. Small but workable. How did you stay warm in studio this past year? I was wondering whether you could safely the mediums oil in brushwork or in stick form around a stove? Dumb question but humor me. Catsdreams in Iowa City.

[@thequestforzest]

Thanks for watching! I believe she had both a heater and small air conditioner to handle the seasons.

[@bjsmithart]

Love this! I just moved out of a large studio at the end of my residency. I’m building a small art studio inside my workshop shed at home and looking for inspiration. I really enjoyed this story! Also, is her husband really named Sasquatch or is that a nickname? Either way, it’s awesome.

[@thequestforzest]

Glad you enjoyed it! I believe it is a nickname but it’s how he introduces himself and I never heard another name!