Podcast appearances and mentions of amira rahim

Join us in this heartfelt episode where Ekaterina Popova (Kat) chats with the vibrant artist and entrepreneur, Amira Rahim. Together, they explore the evolving phases artists experience, the freedom of breaking away from a single style, and the beauty in embracing change throughout their journey. They also delve into the personal aspects of being artists, highlighting the healing impact of personal relationships and the bravery needed to welcome vulnerability in both life and the creative space.

Amira Rahim, a successful commercial abstract artist who founded Better Than Art School™, shares her journey of finding her creative voice and creating a successful art business around it. Growing up in Newark, New Jersey, where other legendary talents like Queen Latifah and Lauryn Hill also grew up, Amira felt the pressure to live up to the place's artistic standards. She overcame the two things that were stopping her from finding her voice, which she shares with us inside the episode, along with the methodical method she developed for finding one's creative voice. So many valuable insights inside this episode, for artists struggling to find their creative voice and build on it. This episode is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to be an abstract artist but has struggled with finding their voice. Amira seems to have truly cracked the formula for finding your voice, and inside this episode, she gives you the week-long assignment she gives to all her students who are ready to find their voice.IN THIS EPISODELiving up to the pressures of creativityAmira's method for finding her voice as an artist (that she teaches inside Better Than Art School ™) The biggest challenge she thinks we are all facing as artists is the act of creating.Amira gives us an assignment that will help anyone feeling stuck and not able to find their creative voice, and she says all it takes is a week.Practical pointers for artists struggling with composition and finding their color paletteWhy finding your style is so vital - valuable insights and practical things you can do inside a week that can catapult you forward in finding your voice, especially as an abstract painter.What is behind our reluctance to let our paintings go, the ones we really love, and the journey to selling your work consistently as an artist.

The Bottom Line by Evolved Finance explores the financial journeys of some of the most successful online educators, thought leaders, influencers, and service providers in the online space. Each week, Parker sits down with a current Evolved Finance client to talk about their relationship with money and how their mindset has changed as their business has grown. This week, Parker chats with Amira Rahim. Amira is a contemporary and abstract expressionist painter. Her work has been acquired by collectors around the world—most notably by the Royal Family of Abu Dhabi. In 2013, Rahim launched her art business and sold over $100,000 worth of art by her second year online. By harnessing the power of social media and building a thriving artist community, her business and art continue to grow and inspire the lives of people from all walks of life. Today, Rahim's work is distributed across multiple stores including Wayfair, HomeGoods, The Home, Hayneedle, and Amazon. In addition to commercial channels, Rahim's art has been displayed in prominent entertainment outlets including Old Navy commercials, VaynerMedia, ABC Family, The Female Brain (film), Sneaky Pete (TV series), Songland, and more. When she is not painting, Rahim enjoys mentoring other aspiring artists in her signature program, Better Than Art School™. To learn more about Evolved Finance: Follow us on iTunes and leave a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/evolved-finance/id1227529139 Download our free audio course: www.evolvedfinance.com/audiocourse Join our private Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/evolvedfinance To learn more about Amira and her business: Website:https://www.amirarahim.com/ Painting Masterclass: https://amirarahim.lpages.co/masterclass/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amirarahimart/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmiraRahimArt/

Today I'm talking with abstract expressionist Amira Rahim. In today’s episode we talk about painting emotions, the power of knowing what your materials can and can’t do and sometimes why you need to turn off the music and concentrate. Plus a whole lot more.Head to LearnToPaintPodcast.com/podocast/episode19 for show notes. While you’re there, add your name to the newsletter list and get each new episode sent straight to your inbox.

Alex sits down with painter, Amira Rahim, to discuss art as meditation, healing, and making space for intentional and creative self-care. Connect with Amira here Buy her art here. ———— hey, girl. is mixed & produced by Wayne Bertram. Connect with Alex on Instagram: @alex_elle @theheygirlpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join Kat and Amira Rahim on a brand new episode of Art & Cocktails! Amira Rahim is an LA-based artist who has been creating art since she was 13. In this episode, we discuss her original plan to be an attorney after graduating from the University of Pittsburg, but life had a different plan. After traveling, she discovered her interest in sociology, culture, and eventually reconnected with her art. Kat and Amira discuss: How the artist found her way back to painting Fundamental mindset shifts that helped her achieve success What truly helped her start making sales and connecting with her audience Discovering her painting vocabulary and finding her colorful, expressive style How Amira started teaching online and her passion for sharing knowledge with other artists through "Better Than Art School." Listen to this episode in iTunes, Spotify, Libsyn, and more or www.createmagazine.com/podcast.

Instagram SUPERSTAR, Amira Rahim, pulls back the curtain on the personal trials and events that marked the beginning of her career as an artist. She provides wonderful insight into the journey and advice for others who want to sell more work and build a business from their creative pursuits. In the second half of the conversation we get into practical tips for artists. As a long standing resource and teacher for other artists, Amira had some wonderful insights into the mistakes artists make, the power of color and what creates high value art. So many goods in this one! In this episode we talk about... The personal events that led Amira build her art business Why she started focusing on color and shifted her style from realism to abstract Finding a style and subject you can study for the rest of your life Navigating divorce + being a creator, not a consumer How hardship fuels the journey + the ways that running a creative business helps us grow Merging our masculine feminine sides when it comes to being an artist in business Why Amira moved to California Amira’s experience of navigating the artist space as a WOC Advice for beginner artists who belong to a marginalized group and don’t see themselves represented The top (specific) mistakes made by artists starting out The mindset for selling high value art How to increase the value of your paintings + why your work might not be selling -------------------------------------------------------------- LINKS Amira Rahim https://www.instagram.com/amirarahimar https://www.amirarahim.com/ UPCOMING: The Art Biz Group Mentorship Program is now open for applications! This is a 4 month program where you'll learn how to strategically sell your work online and build a sustainable business doing what you love.You'll also receive direct, personalized mentoring based on YOU and YOUR art (because there is no "one size fits all" for artists in business). Learn more: www.devonwalz.com/group-mentorship FOLLOW: https://www.instagram.com/artandmagicpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/devonwalzart/

In three short years, painter Amira Rahim went from painting alone in her room to selling art in galleries and online, having licensing agreements, and being recognized the world over for her talent . Amira's work has been featured in The Huffington Post, Time Out, The Chicago Tribune, Ebony and in galleries and personal collections around the world. Amira spends every day living out her mission: using her art to make the world a more colorful place. Some things we talk about: how she built her business piece by piece, dealing with depression while building a huge art business and the need to lead – taking your followers where they want to go

Contemporary abstract expressionist painter, Amira Rahim, joins us today to talk about carving out your corner in the market as a visual artist, using tools such as Instagram to share your work and story, and asking for money in exchange for your art. This episode is sponsored by Freshbooks Cloud Accounting Get full show notes for this episode here --- Follow Amira on Instagram: @amirarahimart Follow Being Boss on Instagram: @beingbossclub Follow Being Boss on Twitter: @beingbossclub Follow Being Boss on Facebook: facebook.com/beingbossclub

Amira Rahim considers herself an accidental entrepreneur. As a visual artist, she didn't think about selling her work at first, but shared it often on social media. All of that changed when she decided to "make the ask" for a sale, received enthusiastic response and began to sell her work. On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Amira talks about getting over the "starving artist" myth, learning to market yourself as a creative and holding your art sacred; but not precious.

We are so excited for today! On the show we welcome Amira Rahim who is Amira The Abstract. If your eyeballs want some glorious material you need to check her out. She is a contemporary abstract expressionist painter and she’s legit. Amira has been featured in numerous magazines and basically, in addition to being a painting bad-ass, she is also an educator. She has a program that helps other fine artists learn how to master Instagram. Inside this episode we take a really raw behind-the-scenes look of how Amira went from starving artist to Instagram all-star. We are talking about everything about the real and raw emotions that people have and go through and connecting with people and creating community. We also find out how that has evolved into teaching and helping others be both, creating beautiful and strategic feeds that allow them to succeed inside their own businesses. This is definitely more raw than normal, in all the best ways so keep listening to hear more! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.

EPISODE SNEAK PEEK: "I just wanted to be noticed. I didn't know that my paintings would sell to anyone." LISTEN! WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE? I think our becomings happen so gradually that we don't even notice it until we've finally bloomed. The blooming part always seems so serendipitous, too. Because we had no idea we were becoming all along. In this episode, I sit down with Amira Rahim, a contemporary abstract expressionist painter, to hear the story of how she became an artist. It wasn't all paint clothes and easel and painting on the side of the streets until she got her big break - I know, that's what I expected, too. It was more law school and trying out different jobs until one simple line from a movie changed everything for her - it was that serendipitous moment of her becoming. Amira shares about how she went from blogging about her art to working full-time as an artist, what changes when your art becomes a business, dealing with negative feedback, and getting comfortable with fear. SUBSCRIBE + LISTEN ITUNES STITCHER WHO IS AMIRA RAHIM? Amira Rahim is a contemporary abstract expressionist painter whose work has been procured by collectors around the world, and most notably, by the Royal Family of Abu Dhabi. Amira has been featured in Ebony Magazine, The Huffington Post, Design Mom, The National, Minted and Time Out Abu Dhabi. Trained in Sociology, Amira became a full-time artist to address feelings of solitude and displacement while abroad. Through her daily art practice, she explores the possibility of intuition and spontaneity through her use of bold color, vigorous brushstrokes and whimsical composition (like this beauty). In addition to painting, Amira runs an online community, Passion Color Joy, where she guides new and seasoned artists on things from selling a first painting to developing a brand, business and website.  MORE OF AMIRA Passion Color Joy on Instagram Passion Color Joy Facebook group www.amirarahim.com Amira on Instagram and Facebook LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE: The Art of Getting By - the movie that changed it all for Amira Episode 96

Can a movie change your life? It did for Amira Rahim. She remembers the moment distinctively, when like a thunderbolt out of the sky, she heard one line that called her out, shook her up and propelled her to change course. Maybe it will speak to you too. If you have ever wondered if you are on the right path, tune in to hear Amira as she shares her story about her entrepreneurial life and the aha moment that took her there. Airing now on the radio show that airs as a podcast, Entrepreneurial Voice with Jan McCarthy.  

Abstract artist Amira Rahim is on a mission to make the world a more colorful place. Her work is amazing, and her story is even more amazing. She started claiming her title as professional artist in her mid-20's and, in this episode, we talk about how she reinvented herself as an artist and the stories she had to rewrite in order to do so.  We also talk about how she embraced the bad paintings she knew she'd have to make as she worked on finding her voice, how her artistic voice is evolving even still, and how she balances creating art with the business of selling art.  There is something for everyone in this episode, whether you're ready for a reinvention or are trying to figure out how to juggle all the things as you define success for yourself!    Show Notes: Connect with Amira:  Website | Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram Austin Kleon's Steal like an Artist Ryan Holiday's Ego is the Enemy  Join the RYHSY FB group and get Tiffany's weekly love notes in your inbox

Abstract artist Amira Rahim is on a mission to make the world a more colorful place. Her work is amazing, and her story is even more amazing. She started claiming her title as professional artist in her mid-20's and, in this episode, we talk about how she reinvented herself as an artist and the stories she had to rewrite in order to do so.  We also talk about how she embraced the bad paintings she knew she'd have to make as she worked on finding her voice, how her artistic voice is evolving even still, and how she balances creating art with the business of selling art.  There is something for everyone in this episode, whether you're ready for a reinvention or are trying to figure out how to juggle all the things as you define success for yourself!    Show Notes: Connect with Amira:  Website | Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram Austin Kleon's Steal like an Artist Ryan Holiday's Ego is the Enemy  Join the RYHSY FB group and get Tiffany's weekly love notes in your inbox