The Art Coaching Club Podcast

In this episode, I chat with multidisciplinary artist Ellen Mote, whose creative journey spans continents, mediums, and deeply personal themes. From growing up in Lagos, Nigeria to building a successful jewelry business and returning to painting after motherhood, Ellen's story is one of resilience, reinvention, and reclaiming permission to create without limits. We explore: The limiting beliefs Ellen overcame to pursue her art Her transition from metalsmithing to large-scale abstract painting How her paintings of the female form reflect identity, motherhood, and imperfection The power of narrative in marketing art—and the moment she realized her story mattered How she uses tools like a creative “bingo card” to stay focused and inspired This conversation is for any artist questioning their path or struggling to fit into one box. Ellen shows us how embracing multidimensional creativity—and telling the truth behind your work—can lead to the most authentic and fulfilling art practice. Make sure you check out my and Ellen's Substacks: https://hayleypricewhite.substack.com/ & https://ellenmote.substack.com/ Learn more about Ellen on her website and Instagram: https://ellenmoteart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ellenmote/ Subscribe to Hayley's Art Interest List for Her Reading Girls here.

In this episode, I sit down with Charleston-based artist and designer Lia Burke Libaire, whose creative path has taken her from the world of high-end interior design in New York to a thriving full-time art practice in the South. Lia shares how she transitioned from designing spaces to creating original artwork and launching her textile company, Brier and Byrd. We talk about: Her evolution as an artist after 12 years in interior design How she balances fine art with product design Getting featured in Vogue, Brides, and Garden & Gun Selling her work on platforms like Moda Operandi, Chairish, and Artstar What it means to build a creative business on your own terms Lia's story is an inspiring reminder that there's no single path to success in the art world—just your own. Shop her work: https://www.liaburkelibaire.com/ https://www.instagram.com/liaburkelibaire/ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and check out this week's Substack for a deep dive into Brand Brilliance. https://hayleypricewhite.substack.com/ Don't forget: The Art Biz Vault is now live! Grab my best workshops in one bundle—make sure you're on my email list to get access. https://thescoutedstudio.com/products/the-art-business-workshop-vault    

In this inspiring episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we sit down with Kathleen Jones, a Macon-based mixed media artist known for her surrealist still lifes, floating forms, and emotionally rich color palettes. Kathleen shares her journey from high school art teacher to full-time painter, and the fears, milestones, and mindset shifts that made it possible. Inside the episode, we cover: How Kathleen "unlearned" realism to find her distinctive style The digital tools that changed her painting process Taking the leap from teaching to full-time art—and the financial mindset behind it Lessons from her first solo show and gallery partnerships The power of authenticity, experimentation, and letting go of perfection Organic marketing strategies that work, including email list building and meaningful engagement Why a part-time job isn't a step back—it can be a smart creative support Kathleen also offers encouragement for artists in all stages: create daily, don't chase trends, and make space for the messy middle. Whether you're working toward full-time artistry or simply need a spark of creative wisdom, this episode is packed with relatable takeaways. https://www.kath.studio/ https://www.instagram.com/_kathjones/

Get 50% off Magic Mind here with our link and code: https://magicmind.com/artcoachingEDU & code ARTCOACHING50 In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we sit down with Allison Ford, an abstract and mixed media artist based in South Carolina, to explore how she transformed her passion for painting into a growing creative business. Known for her intuitive, texture-rich process and use of bold color, Allison shares the behind-the-scenes reality of building a sustainable art practice—one layer at a time. What We Cover: How Allison found her artistic voice during a “sabbatical” between jobs Her organic transition from painting for fun to selling work and navigating business logistics The messy middle of balancing creation, marketing, taxes, and staying consistent Her strategies for using Instagram intentionally despite algorithm shifts Honest reflections on community, comparison, and mindset work The value of support systems, tracking wins, and celebrating growth (even when it's scary) Allison's advice for artists: take the leap—even if it feels imperfect Whether you're a fellow emerging artist or someone curious about what it really takes to turn art into a business, this episode is filled with practical strategies and emotional encouragement to help you keep moving forward—even in uncertainty. https://helloallisonart.com/pages/about https://www.instagram.com/helloallisonart

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we sit down with contemporary painter Kirsten Williams to explore her journey from marketing professional to full-time artist. Kirsten shares how she rediscovered her creativity after a 15-year corporate career and built a thriving art business rooted in discipline, personal connection, and perseverance. Topics We Cover: How growing up in a military family shaped Kirsten's creative path Her transition from pottery and drawing to painting—and how motherhood inspired her signature silhouette style Why a structured painting practice helps maintain momentum and improve consistency Email marketing, collection launch strategies, and the value of pre-sale exclusives Lessons learned from sold-out shows, failed launches, and embracing the trial-and-error process Honest insights on rejection, resilience, and the mindset required for long-term success If you're an artist navigating the ups and downs of building your business, or looking for inspiration to refine your style, market your work, and connect with your collectors more intentionally—this conversation is for you. Subscribe for weekly episodes filled with real artist stories, practical business tips, and creative motivation. Learn more about Kirsten: https://kirstenwilliamsart.com/pages/about Get 50% off Magic Mind here with our link and code: https://magicmind.com/artcoachingEDU & code ARTCOACHING50

In this heartwarming and insightful episode, artist Ginny P. Worsley shares her inspiring journey from a creatively rich upbringing to rediscovering her passion for painting after a 20-year hiatus. Now known for her whimsical, nostalgic, and illustrative art style, Ginny opens up about overcoming imposter syndrome, transitioning to a full-time art career, and the importance of staying consistent in your creative practice. Inside this episode, we discuss: How growing up in an artistic household shaped her love for creativity Breaking through creative blocks and rediscovering art in 2015 The evolution from her first business, The Gingham Studio, to becoming a full-time painter Embracing her unique voice—whimsical, winsome, and story-driven Navigating self-doubt and learning to confidently share her work The power of in-person events and building personal connections with collectors Tips on offering prints, managing time, and staying focused in a creative business Advice for artists: why consistency, vulnerability, and showing up truly matter If you've ever struggled with finding your artistic style, questioned your ability to turn your passion into a career, or needed a reminder that it's never too late to start again—this episode is for you.

In this inspiring episode, we chat with Kim Hassold, a bold and vibrant mixed media artist known for her colorful compositions, expressive characters, and unapologetically playful style. Kim shares how she transitioned from oil painting to acrylics and mixed media—and how embracing her “messy and impatient” nature led to a signature style that truly reflects her personality. We dive into: Kim's Artistic Process: From early oil painting days to her fearless experimentation with color and media Marketing and Business Growth: How she grew a loyal audience on Instagram and built a thriving art business while working full-time Email Strategy: The power of early access drops and engaging newsletter content Selling Art: Her journey through local shows, online galleries, and how she's learned to say no to the wrong opportunities Artist Advice: Why building community, knowing your audience, and staying true to your style matter most Kim also offers real-talk advice on pricing, building consistency, and diversifying income through prints and collaborations—without sacrificing your creative joy. Whether you're just starting your art journey or looking to level up your business, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and colorful inspiration. https://www.kimhassold.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kimhassold/

What does it take to build a thriving art business while staying true to your creative vision? In this episode, I sit down with Emily Keating Snyder, an artist known for her minimalist abstract paintings with embroidered elements. Emily shares how she developed her distinctive style, blending embroidery and abstract painting, and how she built a successful, multi-stream art business through social media, prints, and strategic partnerships. We dive into: Emily's artistic journey—from studying art history to finding her unique voice in abstract embroidery Marketing strategies that work for artists—leveraging Instagram, Pinterest, art fairs, galleries, and consultants The power of prints—how selling reproductions has helped her reach a wider audience and create sustainable income Art mentorship and business coaching—how Emily helps emerging artists navigate marketing, mindset, and business strategy Lessons from the creative journey—embracing uncertainty, staying motivated, and finding joy in the process If you're looking for insight into growing your art career, diversifying revenue streams, or refining your creative style, this episode is packed with inspiration and actionable advice. Listen now to learn how Emily built a thriving art business while supporting other artists along the way. https://www.emilykeatingsnyder.com/ https://www.instagram.com/emksnyder/ Art Print Mini Course: https://www.emilykeatingsnyder.com/mentorship-packages-products/art-print-empire-mini-course

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, Hayley White sits down with Catherine Dolaher, founder of CD Arts Management, to discuss the evolving role of artist management and how artists can build sustainable, thriving careers. Drawing from her experience as an artist manager and studio assistant, Catherine shares expert insights on navigating the business side of art, growing an audience, and leveraging industry relationships for success. Key Topics Covered: Catherine's journey from studying art history to launching CD Arts Management How artist management services help with business strategy, inventory, and brand partnerships The biggest trends in the art world, including trade partnerships, intimate art fairs, and marketing strategies Why artists should invest in professional photography, accounting, and branding The power of community, collaboration, and working with interior designers Whether you're an emerging or established artist, this episode offers practical strategies for professionalizing your art career, improving visibility, and selling your work.

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, Hayley White sits down with Amy Spencer, a self-taught botanical artist, to discuss her artistic evolution, business strategies, and the realities of turning a creative passion into a thriving career. Amy shares how she transitioned from interior design to botanical art, overcame self-doubt, and built a successful art business through persistence, authenticity, and strategic marketing. Key Topics Covered: How Amy discovered botanical art and developed her unique style The impact of Atomic Habits on her creative practice and discipline How she built confidence and started selling her work in local shops The role of social media in growing her art business authentically Challenges of managing the business side of art, from time management to accounting Exciting new directions, including her Wonder Collection featuring more texture and sculptural elements Amy's journey highlights the power of consistency, confidence, and creative exploration in building a sustainable art career. Whether you're a self-taught artist or looking for inspiration on navigating the business of art, this episode is packed with practical takeaways and motivation.

How does a molecular physiologist become a full-time abstract artist? In this episode, I sit down with Robin Davisson, a former scientist who transitioned from a 25-year career in academia to running her own art studio and gallery, Studio Lab RD in Washington, D.C. Robin shares how her scientific background influences her creative process, how she approaches painting as a series of experiments, and what it takes to build a sustainable art business while staying true to the creative journey. We cover: Robin's unique studio-gallery model—why she invites visitors into her creative space The connection between science and art—how experimentation, problem-solving, and curiosity shape her work Transitioning into a full-time art career—the challenges, breakthroughs, and lessons learned Building an art business—hiring support, marketing her work, and balancing creativity with business strategy Giving back through art—Robin's initiative to bring artwork to the unhoused community Robin's story is proof that your past experiences—no matter how different—can fuel your artistic success. Whether you're an artist looking to expand your practice or someone considering a career pivot, this episode is filled with inspiration and actionable insights. Listen now to discover how Robin turned her passion into a thriving art business! https://www.robindavissonart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/robindavissonart

Rough Draft is here! Rough Draft, my brand-new podcast is where I'll dive deep into the real side of entrepreneurship, creativity, and building a business. This is where I'll share unfiltered solo episodes packed with insights, mindset shifts, and practical strategies to help you grow—without the pressure of perfection. Sign up here! https://theartcoachingclub.substack.com/podcast Already a Subscriber? Upgrade to a paid membership and you will automatically get access to the podcast!

What if the opportunities you dream about are closer than you think? In this episode, I'm sharing how goal-setting, manifestation, and strategic action led me to create The Art to Income Retreat, a transformative 5-day experience for artists in Portugal this November. I'll take you behind the scenes of how this retreat came to life, why luck favors the prepared, and how aligning your mindset, business strategies, and creative vision can open doors you never expected. We'll also talk about: -The power of goal-setting and how it shapes your success -The full details of The Art to Income Retreat—what to expect, who it's for, and why it's a game-changer for artists -Why mindset and confidence are the keys to recognizing (and seizing) life-changing opportunities -How you can start positioning yourself for success—whether that's through this retreat or the next step in your business If you've ever wanted to turn your art into a thriving, sustainable career, this episode is for you. Listen now and learn how to make your vision a reality! Learn more here: https://sofiainmonsaraz.com/en/artincome_eng/

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we're exploring the importance of professional photography for artists and how it can transform your brand. Whether you're considering hiring a photographer or looking for ways to improve your DIY photography skills, this episode is packed with tips to help you create high-quality visuals that truly represent your artwork and personal style. We'll discuss:

Discover the rise and impact of online art galleries in this insightful episode. Hayley White, founder of The Scouted Studio, shares her six-year journey running an online gallery, highlighting the benefits, challenges, and comparisons to traditional in-person galleries. Learn how online galleries can enhance your visibility, the role of digital marketing, and tips for selecting the right gallery to fit your artistic goals. Whether you're an emerging artist or a seasoned professional, this episode is your guide to navigating the evolving landscape of artist representation in the digital age.

Learn how to create a professional art portfolio that captures the attention of galleries and industry professionals. In this episode, we explore the purpose of an art portfolio, key elements to include (like artwork selection, artist statements, and professional photography), and actionable tips for approaching galleries. Whether you're an emerging artist or looking to refine your outreach strategy, this guide is packed with insights to help you stand out. Perfect for artists aiming to secure gallery representation or enhance their professional presence.

In this episode, we sit down with Liana Steinmetz, a Northern California-based plein air and studio painter renowned for her vibrant contemporary landscapes, botanicals, and abstract paintings. Liana shares her artistic journey, from her upbringing to her current practice. Join us for an inspiring conversation that delves into the intersection of art, nature, and personal expression, offering valuable insights for artists and art enthusiasts alike. For more about Liana and her work, visit her website: https://lianasteinmetz.com/

In today's episode I️ get interviewed and I️ can't say it felt normal being in the hot seat. As unaccustomed as I️ might be to getting asked the questions versus asking them, I️ still had a great time and believe there is a ton you can learn from this episode. If you enjoyed the episode, I️ encourage you to tune into my sister podcast, The Founders Society Podcast which comes out every Monday!

In this episode, we chat with Raquel Serebrenik, art historian, digital marketing expert, and co-founder of 4ArtPartners, a company dedicated to empowering artists to grow their businesses through licensing, product development, and strategic collaborations. Raquel shares her journey from studying art to mastering business skills, working with artist estates, and creating an ecosystem to support creators in monetizing their intellectual property. Key topics include: The importance of licensing and product development in scaling an art business Overcoming challenges in transitioning to an entrepreneurial mindset Building a strong brand identity and aligning with intentional partnerships The long-term strategy behind successful licensing collaborations Plus, Raquel offers practical advice for artists, insights into future trends in the creative industry, and details about her upcoming workbook designed to help artists develop their brand and business strategy. Whether you're an artist looking to expand your business or simply curious about the intersection of art and entrepreneurship, this episode is packed with valuable insights! https://4artpartners.com/

As we wrap up 2024, it's time to reflect, celebrate, and prepare for an incredible 2025. In this solo episode of The Art Coaching Podcast, I dive into my biggest personal and professional wins of the year, the lessons I've learned from challenges, and how these experiences have shaped my vision for the year ahead. I also share actionable tips to help you:

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, meet Daphne Vantine, a 29-year-old artist who left her corporate sales career to pursue her passion for art full-time. Daphne shares how she transitioned from burnout to building a thriving creative business, offering actionable advice for artists looking to make the leap. Discover how she navigated her first year as a full-time artist, from leveraging holiday markets to growing her email list, and how she balances creativity with the demands of running a business. Daphne also opens up about her successes, including a $1,000 sales day, her challenges with burnout, and her plans for expanding her art business with commissions and custom work. What You'll Learn: How to transition from a corporate job to an art career Tips for growing an email newsletter to connect with your audience The importance of balancing creative work with business strategies Daphne's advice for staying authentic and creating art that resonates

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, discover how artist Julia Hetzel transformed her artistic journey by growing her Instagram following to 12k in just six months. Julia shares actionable tips for artists on building a strong social media presence, connecting with audiences, and turning creativity into a thriving business. Learn how Julia's background in interior design influences her work, why staying authentic is key to her success, and how she balances motherhood and her art career. Whether you're an emerging artist or looking to scale your art business, this episode is packed with valuable insights on marketing, productivity, and achieving your goals. Highlights in This Episode: Growing an Instagram audience as an artist Leveraging professional photography to elevate your brand Balancing passion, business, and personal life Tips for creating art that resonates with buyers Follow Julia Hetzel: @juliahetzel www.juliahetzel.com

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, Katie Craig, a fine artist and nonprofit development director, shares her inspiring journey from marketing to becoming a full-time artist. Katie opens up about discovering her artistic voice, which is characterized by repetition and variation, and the transformative power of experiencing art in person. Katie offers invaluable advice on building a sustainable art business through galleries, her website, and meaningful relationships. She discusses the importance of authenticity in forging connections, overcoming burnout, and fostering a supportive artistic community. Learn how she balances creativity with business and why she believes genuine human connection is the key to success. Key takeaways include: Katie's journey from marketing professional to full-time artist Tips for managing burnout and staying creatively inspired How to build authentic relationships that lead to growth opportunities Connect with Katie Craig on Instagram and on her website.

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we dive into the inspiring story of Candace Carroll, an artist who transitioned from a corporate career to pursuing art full-time. Growing up in a creative household with her artist mother, Candace rediscovered her passion for art during the pandemic, transforming a barn on her property into a studio and evolving her style into textured, abstract floral and landscape works. Candace shares her journey of overcoming marketing challenges, growing her audience through Instagram and email newsletters, and balancing painting with business tasks. She also opens up about becoming more selective with commissions to stay aligned with her artistic vision and her excitement for future abstract collections and prints. This episode is packed with actionable advice for artists on finding their unique voice, connecting with their audience, and building a sustainable art career. Highlights include: How Candace transitioned from corporate life to full-time artist Marketing tips for artists (email lists, social media, and word-of-mouth) Overcoming comparison and staying true to your creative path Connect with Candace Carroll on Instagram or on her website.

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price chats with Katie Brown, a Greenville, South Carolina-based artist, about her journey to building a successful art career. Katie shares her creative upbringing, from growing up in a small town with a supportive family to pursuing art in college despite uncertainty about job security. She opens up about her early career struggles, including anxiety and detours into real estate, before rediscovering her passion for painting. Katie reveals how she found her unique artistic style, built a strong presence on social media, and secured gallery representation with Well and Wonder, Shane Gallery, and Gregory Irby Gallery. She also shares valuable lessons on avoiding comparison, staying consistent, and creating authentic work that aligns with her vision. Whether you're an artist looking for inspiration or curious about the path to building a thriving art business, this conversation is filled with insights and encouragement. katiebrownart.com Instagram

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price interviews Emma Katherine Treat, an artist with a unique journey from licensed audiologist to full-time painter. Emma shares how her career pivot began during the COVID-19 pandemic and how a trip to Big Bend, Texas, inspired her signature Western-themed art style. She discusses the process of finding her niche in the art market and the success she's found on platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Emma also opens up about the challenges of balancing art, business, and new motherhood, sharing her strategies for sustainable growth and working with galleries and influencers. Tune in for an inspiring story about following your creative calling and building a fulfilling art career. https://emmakatherineart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/emma_katheriine/

Are you an artist struggling to determine the right price for your artwork? In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, we dive deep into the essential topic of pricing art for beginners. Join Hayley Price, along with guest artists, as they explore common pricing challenges, practical strategies, and valuable tips to help you confidently value your work. Learn about cost-based pricing, market research, and the emotional side of pricing your art. Whether you're selling online or at local art fairs, discover how to establish a pricing structure that reflects your talent and effort while appealing to your audience. Tune in and empower yourself to set prices that honor your creativity and artistic journey! Financial Tracker and other resources

In this episode, we explore the journey of Daisy Faith and Chad, founders of Studio Giclee, a Wilmington-based print studio created exclusively for artists. Daisy and Chad combined their backgrounds in art and printing to provide top-tier giclée printing for artists and fill the local gap in quality artist print studio services. They walk us through their meticulous process—scanning, color correction, and test printing—while sharing essential tips on selecting the best paper for art prints and framing options that elevate your artwork. Whether you're an artist seeking reliable, high-quality art prints on canvas or interested in learning how to create prints for sale, this episode provides invaluable insights. Daisy and Chad's dedication to serving the artistic community with affordable fine art printing options and personalized service make Studio Giclee a standout resource for artists nationwide. https://studiogiclee.com/ Instagram Resource Blogs explaining how to order, borders, common questions etc: https://studiogiclee.com/blogs/resources Aspect Ratio Chart: https://studiogiclee.com/pages/print-size-chart

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price interviews Shirlee Fisher, the creative entrepreneur behind Quiet Lines Design and host of The Tillage Podcast. Shirlee shares her inspiring journey from selling at craft shows and Etsy to successfully transitioning into wholesale, pitching her products to over 250 stores, including major retailers like Anthropologie and Paper Source. She discusses the importance of community and mindset for creative entrepreneurs, tackling challenges like imposter syndrome and sharing her personal strategies for overcoming these hurdles. Shirlee also highlights effective marketing tactics, the significance of building an email list, and her plans for the future, including licensing her designs and streamlining her business operations. Tune in to discover Shirlee's insights on intentional goal-setting and self-development, essential for any creative entrepreneur looking to thrive. Learn more about Shirlee and her different offerings here.

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price interviews Birmingham-based artist Amanda Petro, who shares her inspiring journey from growing up in the artist-friendly community of Fairhope, Alabama, to becoming a full-time professional painter. Amanda reflects on her path, from studying art at the University of Alabama and SCAD to navigating the challenges of building an art career. She discusses finding balance through gallery representation, social media, and selling directly to collectors while staying true to her creative process. Amanda also offers valuable insights on overcoming comparison, exploring new styles, and making her work accessible to a broader audience. Tune in to learn how Amanda has built a fulfilling career by combining passion, resilience, and a commitment to her artistic vision. https://amandapetroart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/amandapetroart/

In this special bonus episode of The Art Coaching Club, Hayley Price joins forces with Meg Indy to share their best holiday business advice from The Founders Society Podcast. Tune in for their discussion on thriving as female entrepreneurs during the holiday season, from boosting sales to prioritizing self-care. Enjoy this episode? Be sure to subscribe to The Founders Society Podcast for more empowering tips tailored to creative women in business. Don't miss out on valuable insights to help you succeed this holiday season! Follow along on Instagram @thefounderssociety 

In part two of this enlightening episode on The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price and guest Kellee Wynne dive deep into the crucial topic of money mindset for artists. They discuss the value of art and how artists can shift their thinking to recognize their worth and overcome the common challenges of underpricing their work. Kellee shares strategies for increasing profitability, focusing on one primary offering to simplify business and deliver more value. This episode provides actionable advice for artists looking to transform their relationship with money, charge what they're worth, and grow a sustainable art business. Tune in to learn how embracing your true value can lead to greater financial success and fulfillment. Make sure to tune into her podcast, The Made Remarkable Podcast to learn more.

In part one of this inspiring interview on The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price sits down with Kellee Wynne to discuss her remarkable journey from an aspiring artist in high school to building a thriving creative business through Color Crush Creative and Art Courses Online. Kellee shares how she shifted her focus from military life and family to discovering her artistic voice, navigating the art world, and eventually teaching others how to grow successful businesses. The conversation covers the importance of niching down, building a recognizable brand, and developing effective marketing strategies like email lists and lead magnets. Kellee also offers valuable insights into overcoming fears about pricing art and focusing on providing consistent value to your audience. Don't miss this episode full of practical tips and empowering lessons for artists and creatives alike! Learn more about Kellee: https://www.kelleewynnestudios.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kelleewynnestudios/

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price interviews mixed media artist Hannah Lane, who has been a professional artist for nearly 20 years. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Hannah shares her journey from childhood drawing to attending the Savannah College of Art and Design, where she studied illustration and graphic design. She later transitioned into fine art, developing a distinct mixed media style that incorporates vibrant colors and unique patterned papers. Hannah discusses her career highlights, from gallery representation to building a direct-to-consumer business, and shares insights on managing social media, pricing her work, and balancing motherhood with her art career. Tune in to hear Hannah's advice on trusting your creative intuition, staying true to your style, and navigating the business side of being an artist. Learn more about Hannah Lane here. Her Recs: The Creative Act Create Anyway The Lazy Genius

Enjoy today's episode with McKenzie Dove. In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price interviews McKenzie Dove, a multi-talented artist, designer, and tastemaker. McKenzie shares her incredible journey, starting her personal brand at just 18 years old, transitioning from painting figures and botanicals to abstract art, and growing her business by connecting with interior designers. She discusses the evolution of her artistic style, her strategic use of Instagram and Pinterest, and the importance of working with the design community. McKenzie also opens up about the challenges of balancing her creative work with motherhood, and how she manages multiple pursuits including a children's book, a personal memoir, and plans to expand into textiles, wallpapers, and furniture design. Tune in to hear how McKenzie continues to evolve as an artist while staying true to her passion for creativity and interiors. mckenziedove.com https://www.instagram.com/mckenziedove

Enjoy today's chat with Amanda Tucker. In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price interviews Amanda Tucker, a Richmond-based artist known for her vibrant paintings of the female form. Amanda shares her inspiring journey from working in retail to becoming a full-time artist, and how Instagram helped her grow a loyal following and sell her work. Tune in as Amanda talks about the challenges of balancing creativity with business, tips for diversifying income streams, and the importance of branding and marketing. Discover her strategies for reaching out to celebrities, building a personal brand, and navigating the ups and downs of an artist's life. Plus, Amanda reveals her most successful moments, future plans, and how artists can stay connected to their audience. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation packed with actionable tips for artists! Subscribe to Hayley's Substack for bonus content and more artist interviews. Learn more: https://www.amandaryantucker.com/ https://www.instagram.com/amandaryantucker/

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price dives into how artists can harness the power of AI, specifically ChatGPT, to optimize their art businesses. Hayley shares how she personally uses ChatGPT to streamline tasks like summarizing podcast content, organizing her thoughts, and creating social media clips. While emphasizing that ChatGPT doesn't write her content, she explains how it helps save time, improve productivity, and automate marketing tasks like optimizing Pinterest and social media strategies. Hayley also discusses how artists can use ChatGPT for gallery and client research, sharing examples of how the tool found relevant opportunities that she hadn't previously considered. Lastly, Hayley introduces her upcoming ChatGPT workshop tailored for artists, offering live demonstrations and actionable tips for automating tasks, boosting exposure, and finding clients. Tune in to learn how to leverage AI to grow your art business! Sign up for the workshop.

Enjoy today's episode with Cora B! "I am Cora B., a Louisiana based artist who loves to paint the beautiful things in life. Whether I am creating a custom portrait or a garden scene, I love finding a way to bring life to my artwork. My collection of work is inspired by my love of vintage aesthetics mixed with contemporary styles. Art will always be my first love. It has never been just a hobby or a career, but a calling for my life. Everything I create, I leave a little piece of my heart in and getting to share that joy with the world as Cora B. Gallery has been a dream." - Cora B. Learn more about Cora B. on her website and Instagram.

In this episode, we dive deep into how artists can successfully sell their work on Pinterest. Pinterest is not just a platform for inspiration; it's a powerful sales tool that can help artists reach a wider audience and convert browsers into buyers. We'll walk through six actionable steps—from optimizing your profile to creating strategic pins—that will help you grow your presence and sell more art on Pinterest. Tune in to learn the ins and outs of Pinterest SEO, how to engage your audience, and tips for analyzing your progress! Want to learn more? You can take the course on October 31, 2024 - sign up here and use code "pinterest20" at checkout for 20% off.

Enjoy today's episode with Paige Lindsey. Paige is an Artist (floral watercolor and acrylic painter), ARTrepreneur, Watercolor Painting Educator, Live Event Painter, Community Builder and Podcaster. In March of 2020, Paige was laid of from her job due to COVID-19. She saw this job loss as a sign from the universe telling her to finally take her part-time passion project, Paige Lindsey Design and turn it into the creative career of her dreams. Paige wanted to do more than sell her art, she wanted to bring people together, build long lasting relationships and create a community that would support one another and feel less alone with their creative pursuits. Since March 2020, Paige has built a thriving community (online and in person) all over the United States and the globe. She has taught countless individuals and corporate companies how to paint with watercolor and feel confident in exploring something new and outside of their comfort zone. Paige's purpose in life is to help individuals build creative confidence, community, believe in their creative superpowers and live a life they deserve to live. When Paige isn't painting or working on expanding her art business, you can find her blabbing on her podcast (Paige's Pod), teaching hot barre classes, exploring thrift stores and drinking too many oat milk lattes. Paige currently lives in Exeter, NH with her husband Sam. Follow along on Instagram HERE! Check out her website HERE! Listen to Paige's Pod HERE!

Enjoy today's conversation with Shelli Beermann. Shelli Beermann has held various roles in the art business world, including artist manager, gallery manager, fine art appraiser, and fine art insurance broker. She is an Accredited Member of The American Society of Appraisers and her reports are compliant in the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practices (USPAP) set forth by the Appraisal Foundation. She serves as the Vice President of the Appraisers Association of Georgia and a member of Georgia Committee for the National Museum of Women in the Arts. Shelli graduated Cum Laude from the University of Miami with a double major in Finance and Marketing and a minor in Art History. She then moved to New York City to pursue her Master's of Art degree in art business from Sotheby's Institute of Art. She graduated With Distinction for her thesis titled Borrowing Against Brushstrokes: Art as an Asset Class and Its Evolution into Art-Backed Lending which explored the use of art as loan collateral. While completing her degree at Sotheby's Institute, Shelli worked as an intern in the Global Fine Art Practice at Aon Private Risk Management in New York City. After graduation, she accepted a full time position at Aon as Account Executive where she specialized in insurance coverage and risk management for high net worth individuals and their private collections. After relocating to Atlanta, Georgia in 2014, Shelli worked as a gallery manager and appraiser at Spalding Nix Fine Art. She then accepted a position as the business manager for Atlanta-based artist, Sally King Benedict, where she handled day-to-day business operations, marketing, and sales. Shelli has combined her 15 years art industry experience to start Beermann Art Advisory. Originally from Naples, Florida, Shelli resides in Atlanta with her husband and two daughters. When not absorbing all things art, she is cheering on her beloved Miami Hurricanes or planning a beach vacation. You can learn more about Shelli on her website and Instagram.

Enjoy today's episode with my new friend, Lindsey McCord, better known as Lindsey Crafter. Lindsey McCord is a life-long crafter and artist from rural Georgia. After a childhood on the farm she moved to New York in 2010 to study fashion design. While completing her degree she taught sewing, fashion design, and jewelry design to young style enthusiasts around Manhattan and New Jersey. After getting her AAS in Fashion Design from FIT she continued to work in New York for a SUPER stylish event company [Shirley Girl]  where she gained the moniker "Lindsey Crafter". She took up the mantle as the resident "crafty" engineer, handling creative installs and styling for companies like Target, Garnier, Loreal and more. While she returned to Atlanta in 2016, she continues to freelance for the company in NY, Miami, LA and beyond.  Lindsey Crafter is a style-centric craft enthusiast with a penchant for thrifting, impromptu animal rescue missions, and working with small businesses to realize their potential. After years of content creation, branding and DIY action she picked up her paintbrush and revisited her roots in fashion illustration. Now you can find her with baby Lulu in tow, painting in her home studio in Atlanta!​ You can find her past projects featured on high -traffic websites and accounts like House Beautiful, Teen Vogue, Good Housekeeping and Apartment Therapy! Learn more about Lindsey on her website and Instagram.

I️ hope you enjoy today's episode with Kelsey Howard. Learn more about Kelsey in her own words below. I was born and raised in Wilmington, NC. After graduating from Elon University in 2014 with an art major and biology minor, I attended UNC- Greensboro and became a registered nurse. While I had made art for many years, I became much more invested in painting as I grew in my first year as a nurse.  Sitting in front of an easel after a day of work brought me a lot of joy and relaxation. The first subject I truly loved to paint was the human face. My initial interest started when I was probably 11 or 12 years old and began as an interest in anatomy. My style eventually developed into a love of using bright colors while working in more subtle colors, textures, and details. After a few years working as a registered nurse, I left to pursue painting full time and currently work out of an at home studio. When I'm not painting, you'll usually find me walking at the beach or a local park near our neighborhood. I love to gather artistic inspiration from traveling and nature. My husband and I currently live in Wilmington, NC with our two dogs, a cat, and a lot of plants. Instagram: @kelseyhowardart Website: www.kelseyhowardart.com

Enjoy today's conversation with Christy King. Christy is a representational artist working in both oil paint and mixed media collage. She studied art and education at UNC Chapel Hill, and also earned a master of education at Vanderbilt University. She has ten years of experience teaching art to children in Montessori schools and art museums, including the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and the Frist Art Museum. Christy lives in Chapel Hill where she teaches painting to adults and creates art in her home studio.  Her work is currently represented by Well+Wonder Artist Collective and Artfully Walls. https://www.instagram.com/christymking/ https://www.christymking.com/

Enjoy today's conversation with Rebekah Webb. Born and raised in Mobile, Alabama, Rebekah Webb returned to the Mobile Bay area after college and settled into an Artists' Colony known as Fairhope, where she launched her fine art career. Drawing from her Southern heritage and experiences growing up on the Gulf Coast, nature, water and family are ever-present themes in her work. Rebekah's artwork has been featured in Southern Living Magazine, HouseBeautiful, In Her Studio, Serena & Lily, Well + Wonder Collective and can be found in private and public collections both nationally and internationally. Rebekah received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from The University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, AL and continued fine art studies at The College of Charleston in Charleston, SC and Lorenzo De'Medici - The Art Institute of Florence, Italy. Rebekah lives and works in Fairhope, Alabama with her husband and two children. Website: https://www.rebekahwebb.com Link to CV: https://www.rebekahwebb.com/pages/cv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebekahwebbstudio/

Enjoy today's conversation with Allison James. Allison James is a contemporary abstract painter. James is continually inspired by the messy (but thrilling) human experience. Her work is fueled by personal events and memories, along with conversations overheard from strangers and inside storybooks. James reconfigures these felt emotions into a preferred outcome, translating feeling into her own abstracted storytelling. With this trio of internal processing, Allison is able to construct a new visual narrative of self through her paintings, each piece speaking with saturated color and subtle details. She uses her training as a representational artist and printmaker to build up her signature silhouettes with layers of thin paint, elusive details and recognizable shapes that she endearingly refers to as her ‘decoder ring things.' James believes a painting can be many things at once, just like people (and most things in life). The cathartic creation processes and making work that feels substantial within its own existence is what keeps her coming back for more. Allison believes her work as a mirror for all of us to see ourselves more clearly, with love and acceptance — all in due time. Allison James has a BFA in Painting, Printmaking and Drawing. She has been seen and featured in various media, including The New York Times, The Bad on Paper podcast, Architectural Digest, Medium, Midwest Living, and Atlanta Magazine. She has been in shows throughout the US and has work in private collections around the world. Allison currently works and lives in Georgia. https://www.allisonjamesco.com/ @the.allisonjames on Instagram

Enjoy today's episode with the incredible Lizzy Love! Learn more about Lizzy on her website and Instagram!

Enjoy today's episode with Ashley Ozmint. Ashley Ozmint is known for her oil landscape paintings that celebrate untouched land and views that shape the south. Ashley was born in Columbia, SC and graduated from Anderson University with a BFA in graphic design and a minor in marketing. Ashley is currently based in the mountains of Asheville, NC where she works in her home studio soaking up the views that surround. Taking notes from the Impressionist and Tonalist movements, Ashley seeks to capture an emotional interpretation from the landscape rather a realistic rendering. She has shown her work at the Grand Bohemian Lodge Gallery, Common Good Gallery, Art Fields, and The Harding Art Show. Ashley is most alive when she is outdoors. Her faith and her love for the wild fuels her work and her desire to bring a sense of peace and wonder to buyer's homes. Learn more about Ashley: https://www.instagram.com/ashleyozmint.art/ https://ashleystone.art/

Today we're talking to Jacob Wallace, the founder of Assist Art Services. Assist helps artists with fine art prints, branded drop shipping, art photography and color correction, custom framing, and more. They make everything as easy and hands off as possible so that you can spend more time making your art! Visit www.assistartservices.com/tacc by August 18 to get 20% off your first 3 months of services plus a free paper sample pack. Valid for new customers in the US only. Learn more about my new Substack here and enjoy 30 days free!

Enjoy today's episode with Liz Lidgett, Founder of Liz Lidgett Gallery + Design. Liz is a business and creative genius and a huge advocate for artists. I️ can't wait to dive into today's episode. Learn more about the gallery here. https://www.instagram.com/lizlidgettgallery/

Enjoy today's episode with Elisa Sheehan. Elisa Sheehan's art is an invitation to consider the fluent language of nature, the beauty in the broken, and the symphony of color and shape gifted to us by the world itself. With a background in fine art and design, Elisa brings both technical acuity and an unbridled spirit of wonder and discovery to all of her creations.Her works, which span across mediums from fine art painting to kintsugi-inspired eggshell installations, are woven with common threads that ask the observer to ponder the relationship between fragility and strength, to embrace a staggering spectrum of color, and above all, to notice the indelible mark of the natural world on everything we consider beautiful and valuable. Elisa lives rogue and rural in Upstate New York with her family—her favorite tribe of co-adventurers with whom she explores nature, pockets always laden with stones and sticks, and inspiration always within reach. She believes in making art that sustains others, by inviting the outdoors in. "I've always loved the Japanese art of kintsugi. It calls us to celebrate age, history, and the scars that life and time make upon everything and everyone. I embrace this as a way to think about ourselves, others, and our relationships as we age. It honors the inevitable imperfections of everything we see and might aspire to be, and represents the duality of fragility and strength, beauty and brokenness.”  https://elisasheehan.com/ instagram @elisasheehanart Subscribe to the Substack