Podcasts about artrepreneur

In this episode, Paige chats with Sophie from Sophie Lasher Photographery. Sophie shares her evolution as a creative entrepreneur, from her early passion for photography to establishing a successful business specializing in capturing queer couples and individuals.Key Takeaways from this beautiful conversation with Sophie:-Embrace Change: Sophie's journey highlights the power of pivoting when something doesn't feel right.-Find Your Niche: Aligning work with personal values creates both fulfillment and community support.-Creativity Evolves: Skills from different experiences—like teaching—can enhance artistic growth.-Community is Everything: Building genuine relationships has been key to Sophie's success.To follow and supporst Sophie, check out the following:Website - www.sophielasherphotography.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/sophielasherphotographySubstack - https://substack.com/@sophiefarnan

One way or the other, if you're in business in the 21st century, you're selling yourself. That's true whether you're selling crafts or services. Social platforms like TikTok, Instagram or YouTube are basically all marketplaces of personality.  You still need a product that people want, but that's not really enough. You need to connect with people if you want folks to buy what you're selling. When it works. It works. For many entrepreneurs today, the game is about virality. But lightning in a bottle isn't a business model. At some point, you've got to have structure to be sustainable. Ask Colette Bernard. Colette first went viral in 2021 selling two thousand t-shirts on TikTok. She was living in New York at the time just after graduating from the Pratt Institute. She paid off a little bit of her student debt and got out of the city. By the time she landed back in Lafayette where she grew up, she had a burgeoning online business with hundreds of thousands of followers craving her quirky, playful designs.  Colette now owns three businesses. A gift shop called Cocodrie, a vintage clothing shop called Retreaux and her design label, the Artist Colette. Social media is her fourth business, Colette says, and the one taking up most of her time.  An online presence is useful, of course, if you want to reach people. But if you want to help them, you'll need a more personal touch. Shalonda Thibeaux is a Christian Life Coach and she uses YouTube to spread her message. But most of her work is high touch. Clients book one on one sessions with her to get advice on navigating challenges and changes in their lives. Shalonda, who grew up in New Iberia and lives in Lafayette,  got into Life Coaching after working to move past trauma and confidence problems in her own life. Helping people has been at the center of every job choice she's made in her life. She spent eight years working in foster care for the state government and now works with a faith-based foster care service.  Shalonda also spent years as a jail minister for incarcerated women. In 2023, she got her life coaching certification and launched her coaching business, Talks with Shay, in 2024.  Out to Lunch Acadiana was recorded live over lunch at Tsunami Sushi in downtown Lafayette. You can find photos from this show by Astor Morgan at itsacadiana.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Paige and her art bestie, Laurel from Laurel Greenfield Art dive into the raw realities of balancing motherhood with their creative careers. They open up about the emotional ups and downs of being new moms, from sleepless nights to staying inspired and productive. Together, they explore the power of saying “no” and why doing less can sometimes open doors to new, unexpected opportunities. Through honest stories, laughter, and heartfelt advice, they share how they're learning to prioritize what truly matters, embrace the beauty of imperfection, and keep creativity alive amidst the beautiful chaos. This episode is a must-listen for anyone trying to balance art, life, and business on their own terms.Links to the books Paige and Laurel chat about in this episode:-Screaming on the Inside - The Unsustainability of American Motherhood-Bringing Up Bébé: One American Mother Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting

Paige brings on Nicole Sheehan, a young artist fresh out of Art School. Nicole graduated from the University of Maine and resides on Plum Island, Massachusetts. Nicole shares her experience attending art school and the transition from art school to planet adult. Nicole chats with Paige about working at Plum Island Soap Company and how working for a small business has helped her learn about the different aspects of running a business, which she applies to marketing her own art. Nicole expresses how it's challenging to balance painting time with work and her experience exploring and maneuvering the local art scene. Nicole opens up about mental health, losing her mom to cancer and the why behind her own paintings. For anyone that is a recent art school graduate, this episode is for you! This conversation is vulnerable, raw and full of hope, beautiful dreams and post graduate scaries. To follow and support Nicole, check out her Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/artbynicolesheehan

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!

Welcome to Paige's new sub series of Paige's Pod called Art Bestie Chats with Laurel from Laurel Greenfield Art. This series is an excuse for Paige and Laurel to catch up on what is going on in their lives every week, as well as see how the goals they set for themselves evolve through honest and real conversations between two art besties.Paige and Laurel hope to make your feel like whatever it is you're going through, we are probably going through something similar. This episode touches upon Paige and Laurel's experiences with therapy, failure and learning how to say no to business opportunities that don't align with their vibe.Please share this episode with anyone in your life that will resonate with this conversation. As always, thank you for supporting Paige's Pod and don't forget to leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts. To follow and support Paige and Laurel, check out their websites below: https://www.paigelindseydesign.comhttps://www.laurelgreenfieldart.com

At the beginning of the episode, Paige shares her rediscovered love for scrapbooking and expresses how much joy she finds in combining scrapbooking, sketching, watercolors, cutting up paper, taking polaroids and creating a creative practice that is a low pressure way to get your ideas and memories on paper. One of her scrapbook pages showcases paintings from her Interoception collection displayed beautifully in a gallery space. This particular show and gallery that represented Paige's work was a complete flop.Paige shares her experience showing her work in a local gallery and how she made zero painting sales from local gallery representation. Paige expresses the importance of finding a gallery that is excited to share and showcase your work and how both parties - the artist and the gallery need to be crystal clear with expectations. As painful as it is to fail, every failure opens up a new opportunity to grow and flourish and Paige expresses how this dumpster fire of an art show lead to some really beautiful connections and moments that filled her cup all the way up. To follow and support Paige check out paigelindseydesign.com and don't forget to leaving a glowing review on apple podcasts!

On this episode, Paige chats with Haley Price - Artist, Art Coach, Gallery Owner and Podcaster.Hayley Price is a dedicated advocate and mentor for artists at every stage of their careers. With a rich educational background in Studio Art and Business, Hayley possesses a deep understanding of both the creative and commercial challenges artists face in the ever-changing landscape of today's art world. Haley shares her amazing story of how she was approached to take over The Scouted Studio, an online gallery that strives to connect our artists with art lovers in her early 20's and how her experience working with artists eventually lead to art coaching.Paige and Hayley chat about The Art Coaching Club and her podcast, The Art Coaching Club Podcast and how important it is to allow artists and creative entrepreneurs to feel a little more seen, heard and understood. Hayley's journey has been shaped by a commitment to fostering growth, building relationships, and empowering artists to focus on their passion while she tackles the challenges that ultimately takes the artist out of the studio.To learn more about Hayley Price and all of the amazingness she has to offer, check out The Scouted Studio, The Art Coaching Club, and The Art Coaching Club Podcast. 

A l'heure où j'enregistre cet épisode, je vient de passer 3 mois en "congé maladie", sans travailler, sans dessiner, sans voir mes élèves.3 mois sans travailler quand on est illustratrice freelance, c'est long.Mais mon entreprise a survécu parce que j'avais mis de bons garde-fous en place. Ils ont été testés en conditions réelles et ils fonctionnent, alors je les partage avec toi.J'espère que tu n'auras jamais à t'en servir, mais voici ce que je te conseille de faire si tu es illustrateur ou illustratrice et que tu veux avoir la possibilité de t'arrêter complètement en cas d'urgence.Dans cet épisode : ce qui s'est passé et qui m'a empêché de travailléles 7 actions à mettre en place pour éviter la faillite de ton entreprise en cas de congé maladie longPour aller plus loin : le live instagram où je raconteDécouvre le Mentorat : en 6 séances 100% personnalisées, je t'accompagne dans la création d'une entreprise d'illustration solide qui ne craindra pas les accidents de la vie et qui te permettra de vivre du dessin.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

On this episode, Paige has a major fan girl moment with the incredibly kind and talented, Michelle Armas. Michelle is an abstractionist painter working mostly on canvas and linen with acrylics, oils and pastels. She creates to express what she can not say with words and to feel connected to the impulse of composition.Michelle shares her creative journey of how she attained a graduate degree in Graphic Design from the Portfolio Center in Atlanta, GA and initially achieved her dream job in New York City. However, she soon realized the need for more spontaneity in her creative pursuits. She dedicated her evenings and weekends to crafting intricate oil and acrylic paintings, and as the recognition and demand for her artwork grew, she made the decision to embrace a full-time career as an artist upon returning to Atlanta. Michele shares her decades of experience as a working artist by teaching classes and inviting people into her cozy backyard studio for workshops.Paige and Michelle chat about the importance of the deep work of self reflection, meditation and the energy on the work you are creating. When you focuss the energy on the deep work, abundance will follow. To follow and support Michelle, follow along on Instagram and check out her website, and don't forget to sign up for her Catalyst waitlist!

On this episode, Paige chats with Juliana Naufel. Julianna is a Brazilian artist, art therapist and visual communicator who uses affection as her primary subject. Her artwork is strongly influenced by the healing aspect of embroidering photographs as a way of making amends with the past. Naufel's work is in a number of private collections around the world, including The Wonders of Women Museum, USA; The Kanyer Art Collection, USA; Taube Museum of Art, USA & Museu das Bandeiras, Brazil. Her work is currently represented by PxP Contemporary and Kobbi Gallery. Juliana shares her incredible art journey and how her art helps her cope and maneuver through past experiences with trauma and mental illness. Julianna expresses how her process helps her move forward with with her life with so much hope, courage, support and love. To follow and support Juliana, follow along on Instagram, check out her website, https://www.naufss.com and check out Photo Trouvée Magazine - a contemporary art platform with a focus on vintage found photographs and nostalgia.

La peur ou le dégoût pour le démarchage sont des symptômes très souvent associés à l'entrepreneuriat et quand on est illustratrice ou illustrateur freelance, on y échappe pas.Peur de déranger, peur de recevoir un refus, peur d'être mal jugé-e... Les raisons sont nombreuses.Pourtant, le démarchage est essentiel pour te faire vivre du dessin, surtout quand tu débutes !C'est pour ça qu'aujourd'hui, avec Simon mon invité, je décortique la peur du démarchage et je te donne les clés pour la dépasser.Au programme : qu'est-ce qui se cache derrière la peur du démarchage ?comment dépasser sa peur et faciliter le démarchage ?les meilleurs conseils pour bien démarcher des clients en illustrationles erreurs à éviterPour retrouver Simon : son compte insta : @simonbandsRejoindre mes élèves du mentorat et apprendre à démarcher : En savoir +réserve ton appel découverte

On this episode Paige shares her experience snorkeling for the first time in Aruba and how jumping off the cliff to do something you've never done before isn't always the best idea. Paige relates her silly snorkeling story to conquering new experiences and how asking the hard questions and doing the research before jumping off that cliff into the unknown will make you feel more in control. To follow and support Paige, follow along on Instagram or check out her website paigelindseydesign.com

Dans cet épisode à cœur ouvert, je me montre hyper vulnérable et je partage une part peu reluisante de ma vie artistique et de ma personnalité d'illustratrice.Avec Audrey, mon invitée, on décortique le sentiment de jalousie, comment le dépasser et surtout... Comment, en fait, il peut être une bonne chose.Au programme de cet épisode : Mon histoire : je suis jalouse d'un autre artisteQu'est-ce que la jalousie artistique ?Les deux types de jalousiePourquoi tu es jaloux / jalouseLes avantages de la jalousieDes conseils pour la transformer en quelque chose de constructifA propos d'Audrey : son compte instason site internetl'épisode 5 du podcast

Laëtitia est coach instagram spécialisée dans les créations artisanales. Dans cet épisode, elle te livre tous ses secrets pour vendre tes illustrations sur Instagram.Au programme : les erreurs à éviter pour vendre tes dessins sur instagramles piliers de la vente sur Instagramtransformer tes abonnés en clientsutiliser les outils de l'application pour vendre plus facilementEt les meilleurs conseils de Laëtitia pour être sold-out à chaque fois que tu lance une collection !Pour retrouver Laëtitia : Sur instagram @dreamhorizon.frSur son site

L'une des choses qui bloque le plus les illustratrice et illustrateurs débutants, c'est de vouloir bien faire les choses. Bien se lancer.Bien démarcher.Bien dessiner.Bien utiliser les outils...Dans cet épisode tourné vers le mindset, je te raconte une anecdote pour te montrer ce que ça veut dire, faire les choses "bien".Pour aller plus loin : Pour faire les choses bien dès le départ, découvre mon programme de mentorat et réserve ton appel découverte gratuit.Apprends la technique pour facturer tes illustrations au juste prixRetrouve-moi sur Instagram pour plus de bottages de fesses mindset : @bambelle_illustration

On this episode, Paige chats with the bubbly and kind soul Mabz (Chalked by Mabz). This conversation is casual, fun, light hearted, and all about why it is so scary to start the things we want to do. Paige and Mabz chat about the challenges they face when it comes to putting plans into action and why the act of getting started can feel overwhelming and intimidating. In addition to the why behind the scariness of starting stuff, these two artists chat about motherhood, work/life balance and more!To follow and support Mabz, follow along on Instagram and check out her website.

N'gnima est coach e-commerce spécialisée dans Shopify. Au quotidien, elle aide les e-commercant·es débutant·es à vendre régulièrement leurs produits avec les réseaux sociaux, sans s'épuiser et sans pub.Avoir une boutique en ligne est le rêve de beaucoup d'illustrateurices débutant·es et c'est pour ça que N'gnima est venue partager son expertise avec toi.Au programme : les avantages principaux d'avoir une boutique en ligne en tant qu'illustratrice / illustrateurles erreurs courantes que N'gnima observe chez les artistes qui se lancent dans la vente en lignecomment faire connaitre son shop d'illustrationses conseils logistiquesPour retrouver N'gnima : son compte Instason site internet

On today's episode Paige chats about finding your own style as an artist. Paige shares her own art style story journey, the book How To Steal Like An Artist by Austin Kleon, her experience preparing for a gallery show and helpful tips to help you find an artistic style that is uniquely all your own. To follow and support Paige, please leave a review on itunes, follow along on Instagram @paigelindseydesign or join her newsletter to always be up to date with all of the things - art, workshops, events, galleries etc. Enjoy the episode!

Annelies Danielle Schubert was born in Santiago, Chile to a Chilean father and a Bolivian mother, and with both cultures very accentuated throughout her upbringing. She arrived in Paris, where she is based to date, in order to pursue an education in the Arts and graduated with a BFA from Paris College of Art. Since graduating, she has taken part in various exhibitions, and has organized and curated various art events and exhibitions in the city of Paris. In 2019 she co-founded Creative Gatherings Paris, a creative experience company that offers services and products to promote creative exploration and creative living. She has recently fulfilled a residency at 59 Rivoli, a residency program for visual artists in the center of Paris where she developed her latest bodies of work and collections, layers of (me)mory and magic in the mirror. Today, she is a professor of Printmaking at Paris College of Arts for their Foundation and Fine Arts Program , as well as a practicing artist as she continues to develop her studio practice and create new work, while running her own creative business as an artrepreneur.https://anneliesdanielleschubert.com/Support the show

In this episode of the podcast, we delve into the fascinating world of blending artistry and entrepreneurship. Ethan de Aguiar explains the concept of being an "artrepreneur," where artistic passion meets the entrepreneurial spirit, and gain insights into the complex dynamics of business relationships within the creative industry. Ethan shares his personal journey in the film industry, operating as a one-man film crew, and emphasizes the significance of mentorship and giving back to the community through initiatives like film festivals. Join us for a deep dive into the intersection of creativity and business with Ethan de Aguiar. Key Takeaways Discover the art of 'artrepreneurship' and how to balance creative passion with business savvy. Learn the secrets of managing a successful one-man film crew. Explore the power of mentorship in the filmmaking community. About Ethan de Aguiar A self-proclaimed “artrepreneur” & New Bedford, MA native, Ethan de Aguiar is an experienced filmmaker, focusing on the art of storytelling. Ethan brings the essence of the subject matter to life with cinematic visuals that create an immersive experience for audiences. Ethan has built long-term working relationships with notable local organizations such as New Bedford Creative, Destination NB, DATMA (Design Art & Technology Massachusetts), the Southcoast Community Foundation, YMCA Southcoast, Viva! Fall River and Fabric Festival just to name a few. His short documentary “Love Letters for New Bedford” is a film that highlights the arts & culture scene in his beloved hometown of New Bedford, Massachusetts. The film has gone on to be selected into 13 film festivals (and counting!) and has also received 2 international awards for Best Documentary. He is currently working as a Director of Photography on a Pickleball “mockumentary” comedy pilot episode that he hopes will find investors that will take it to series. He is also working with a team of creative individuals to bring a permanent film festival to his hometown. In This Episode [00:00] Welcome to the show! [05:53] Meet Ethan de Aguiar [14:17] Future for Ethan's business [21:21] Partnership vs Employee [26:06] Clearly defining partnership roles [32:06] Quarterly check-ins within your team [33:10] Managing a partnership business structure [35:41] Don't give up [36:52] There's room for everyone [40:03] Connect with Ethan [40:49] Outro Quotes "I see myself as an artrepreneur; it's not just about the art, it's about building a sustainable career." "In this industry, you wear many hats. It's about being multifaceted and adaptable." "Mentorship can shape careers. I want to give back, maybe through organizing film festivals or workshops." "Clear roles and open communication are the backbones of any successful creative project." "It's not just shooting a film; it's managing a business, understanding your audience, and marketing your vision." Guest Links Check out Ethan's new comedy miniseries “Pickleball is Life: Dill With It!” Follow Ethan de Aguiar on Instagram | YouTube Links Find out more about the Studio Sherpas Mastermind Join the Grow Your Video Business Facebook Group  Follow Ryan Koral on Instagram Follow Grow Your Video Business on Instagram Check out the full show notes

On this episode, Paige chats with her long time friend, Katelyn and together they discus ways to focus your energy on creating and NOT on your never ending lists of to-dos. Katelyn is a registered dietitian AND an online business manager (OBM) for Artists & Creative Entrepreneurs who sell their art and creative services online.Katelyn shares her journey of becoming a Registered Dietitian and how trying a variety of different things throughout the course of her career has paved the path to her love of creating systems and automations not only for herself but for others. Katelyn thrives on setting up systems and managing all of the moving parts that go on behind the scenes to keep creative businesses humming. Katelyn shares how implementing order and accountability into her client's never-ending task lists helps them focus their energy on creating! Paige and Katelyn also talk about why Online Business Managers are helpful and why artists and creatives need a little xtra guidance when it comes to the admin and business side of their creative business.If you are interested in learning more about Katelyn's Online Business Management offerings, check out https://forms.gle/Z1ciYuLKbrhA3uFy6

On this episode, Paige brings back long time friend, Erica from The Blank Canvas Company to catch up on life and share her journey from full time product marketer to working for herself doing freelance marketing and focusing on her art business. Paige and Erica share their experiences with being laid off and how unfortunate events can be the universe's way of creating space in your life for new opportunities. Paige and Erica chat about their experiences painting murals and how one on one connection and authentic conversations can lead you to beautiful collaborations, as well as opportunities to create in spaces you never thought were possible. To follow and support Erica, check out https://www.theblankcanvascompany.com and https://www.instagram.com/theblankcanvasco

The Lazy Artrepreneur podcast, hosted by Lexi Reid, offers bite-sized episodes with easy steps for artists to market their artwork online, backed by insights from Lexi's own experiences. Listeners can expect simplicity and effective strategies, coupled with weekly blog posts detailing episode content, to enhance their art business and spend more time creating.If you're ready to start selling your art online, subscribe to The Lazy ARTrepreneur so you won't miss a thing. FREE Content Marketing Guides: Blogging | Email| Instagram | Pinterest| Podcasting| Audit Plan | Content Planner | YouTube Connect with me: Get weekly marketing tips & tricks: Creative Digest Marketing Freebies & Courses: The Everything Page YouTube Channel: The Lazy ARTrepreneur Instagram | Pinterest| Facebook| Blogs+

On this episode, Paige chats with Stop-Motion Artist/Creative Entrepreneur, Colette Peri. Colette weaves magic into advertisements, marketing strategies and everyday life and is on a mission to empower her clients to unlock their creativity, awaken their imagination and take risks in pursing what they love!Coco shares her amazing, very real and relatable journey on how she went from working in marketing to part time freelancing stop-motion and photogrpahy work, to being rejected from big tech companies to allowing herself to take a chance on herself during a time of uncertainty, rejection and failure. Paige and Coco share their experiemces with failure and and how rejection has helped them both achieve personal success with their creative careers.This episode is for anyone feeling defeated from failure and rejection. Being rejected royally sucks, but in order to achieve your true potential, you need to learn how to face rejection and failure head on in order to open a new door to personal growth and success. Hopefully this conversation will inspire you to fail faster and to take more chances on yourself!To follow and support Colette Peri, check out her website, https://coletteperi.com and Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/colette.peri

On this episode of Paige's Pod, Paige has the pleasure of having her fist in studio podcast session with her dear friend, Amy Tilton from Home Remedy Studio. Amy shares her journey and experience of art school, art education and self employment as an artist. Paige and Amy cover an array of conversation topics such as pushing limits, setting boundaries, thrifting, sustainability, mistake making and the feeling of being part of something that is beautiful and bigger than one could ever imagine. To follow and support Amy, please follow https://www.instagram.com/homeremedystudio on Instagram and check out her website https://www.homeremedystudio.com to learn more about her work, as well as her art class offerings for kids and adults in Seatcoast New Hampshire. Happy listening!

On this episode, Paige has the pleasure of chatting with Catie from CRW Ceramics. Catie is a New Hampshire potter, high school art teacher and soon to be mom! Catie and Paige both attended the University of New Hampshire (unfortunately they only had one drawing class together) and reminisce about their experience attending UNH. Catie shares her experience majoring in communications and then switching to art and education and the why behind her decision to become an art teacher. Catie shares how she got started with her art business and the organic growth Instagram had to offer before the social media platform transitioned to video creation and heavy ad promotion. Catie is an expecting mother and Paige and Catie share their hopes, dreams and fears about embarking on this new motherhood journey of theirs. They both share similar ideas and beliefs when it comes to work/life/baby balance and dive into an array of topics that will leave you feeling like you had the best hang out sesh with friends. To follow and support Catie please follow her on Instagram, www.instagram.com/crw_designs and her website, https://crwdesignsceramics.com

On this episode, Paige shares some pretty exciting news, she's pregnant! Paige chats about her current pregnancy journey and what the future holds for her and her art business. Paige shares her experience with miscarriage as well as her current experience with sub chorionic hematoma during pregnancy. Paige expresses how the hard challenges life throws your way can make you hyper focussed, aware and completely in the moment. Life challenges we face can also make your entire world come to complete halt and stop everything that you're doing in order to heal, process and reflect. Paige chats about her hopes, fears and dreams when it comes to motherhood and running a business. She also shares her thoughts on dreaming big and really wanting something out of life - If you really want to achieve something, you should do anything and everything to make it work. To follow and support Paige please visit her website paigelindseydesign.com or @paigelindseydesign on Instagram.

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In this episode, Alicia interviews Dontae T. Muse, artrepreneur coach & gallery co-owner. He helps visual artists to monetize their creativity and increase their income using proven branding and creative marketing strategies. In his books, workshops, courses, and signature program "Pay The Artist", he covers everything from pricing your work, branding yourself, identifying your client avatar, composing your artist statements, crafting and submitting proposals, social media engagement, and more. During this conversation, Alicia and Dontae discuss the mistakes artists often make with regard to selling and marketing their work as well as the top reasons why gallery pitches are unsuccessful (& what to do about it!). Tune in for tried and true strategies on how to finally get a gallery to notice your work.  https://www.iamdmuse.com/

On this episode of Paige's Pod, Paige rings in the new year with a solo chat about goals and ways you can achieve those big dreams and goals swirling around in your head. Paige shares her own personal long term goals and how she plans to achieve them through objectives and key results. Get excited for a little astrology tip at the end of the episode from Paige's friend, Kaitlyn Dear from Clexo on when the best time to start thinking about goals and new year resolutions truly is! Enjoy the episode and get excited what's in store for Paige's Pod in 2023. To follow and support Paige, check out @paigelindseydesign on Instagram and www.paigelindseydesign.com

Interview with Artrepreneur David Drebin Topics discussed: Developing Your Passion Monetizing Your Art Leveraging Reputable People In Your Growth Links mentioned in this episode: successforlifepodcast.com *daviddrebin.com coachschuman.com davidschuman This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

This week, Danny chats with Miriam Schulman.  She's an artist, teacher, podcast host, and author of Artpreneur: The Step-by-Step Guide to Making a Sustainable Living from your Creativity. Scheduled for release in February 2023, it's a book about how to price and market your art while kicking the starving artist mentality to the curb. It's a very inclusive book with artist examples from all genders, backgrounds, and walks of life. schulmanart.comhttps://www.schulmanart.com/podcast/Get your free ebook and essays at DannysEssays.com DannysEssays.compodcast@sketchbookskool.com Subscribe to Danny's weekly Essay at dannysessays.com. Watch the video of this interview on YouTube: https://skool.tiny.us/podvideos And learn more at sketchbookskool.com

This week on The Alden Repot, I am joined by artist David Drebin. A graduate of Parsons School of Design in NYC, David is a multidisciplinary artist working in various art forms producing limited edition works including Photographs, Lightboxes, Neon Light Installations, Diamond Dust works and more. His work combines voyeuristic and psychological viewpoints in a unique manner, offering the viewer a dramatic insight into emotions and experiences which many of us have doubtlessly felt at some point in our lives. Following his first solo exhibition at Camera Work in Berlin in 2005 and the release of his first comprehensive illustrated book Love and Other Stories in 2007, Drebin experienced a stream of worldwide representation by some of the finest galleries globally. Drebin's artworks also known as “Drebins” are unique and instantly recognizable as his own. His artistic style is often described as epic, dramatic and, above all, cinematic. Drebin has released seven books with teNeues publishing including The Morning After, Beautiful Disasters, Chasing Paradise, Dreamscapes, Love and Lights, Before They Were Famous and most recently released Collectors Edition an oversized limited edition monograph created as a gift to the collectors of his works around the world.Thank you so much to David for joining on The Alden Report.For more information on David Drebin, you can visit: https://daviddrebin.com/Follow David Drebin here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daviddrebin/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DavidDrebin/Twitter: https://twitter.com/daviddrebin Thank you to this episode's sponsor: Spotlight Production and Media ManagementImagine spotlighting yourself, your brand or your book on virtually every major network all of the country and appearing in people's homes week after week after week. No worries about whether or not your ad on social media is actually being fed to people. You WILL be in their homes in front of them. With our experience and know how we can take an unknown person, brand, book, product or service and turn it into a household name.https://www.mikealden.com/author-spotlightFor more info on Michael Alden visit: https://www.mikealden.com/ For more info on Michael Alden's latest book BEST SELLER SECRETS visit: https://www.bestsellersecretsbook.com/ Listen to other episodes of The Alden Report here: https://thealdenreport.com/ Follow Mike Alden here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MikeAlden2012 Twitter: https://twitter.com/MikeAlden2012 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikealden TikToK: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikealden2012

This week on The Alden Repot, I am joined by artist David Drebin. A graduate of Parsons School of Design in NYC, David is a multidisciplinary artist working in various art forms producing limited edition works including Photographs, Lightboxes, Neon Light Installations, Diamond Dust works and more. His work combines voyeuristic and psychological viewpoints in a unique manner, offering the viewer a dramatic insight into emotions and experiences which many of us have doubtlessly felt at some point in our lives.  Following his first solo exhibition at Camera Work in Berlin in 2005 and the release of his first comprehensive illustrated book Love and Other Stories in 2007, Drebin experienced a stream of worldwide representation by some of the finest galleries globally. Drebin's artworks also known as “Drebins” are unique and instantly recognizable as his own. His artistic style is often described as epic, dramatic and, above all, cinematic. Drebin has released seven books with teNeues publishing including The Morning After, Beautiful Disasters, Chasing Paradise, Dreamscapes, Love and Lights, Before They Were Famous and most recently released Collectors Edition an oversized limited edition monograph created as a gift to the collectors of his works around the world. Thank you so much to David for joining me on The Alden Report.For more information on David Drebin, you can visit: https://daviddrebin.com/Follow David Drebin here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daviddrebin/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DavidDrebin/Twitter: https://twitter.com/daviddrebin Thank you to this episode's sponsor: Spotlight Production and Media ManagementImagine spotlighting yourself, your brand or your book on virtually every major network all of the country and appearing in people's homes week after week after week. No worries about whether or not your ad on social media is actually being fed to people. You WILL be in their homes in front of them. With our experience and know how we can take an unknown person, brand, book, product or service and turn it into a household name.https://www.mikealden.com/author-spotlight

On this episode, Paige chats with her friend and fellow Scorpio sister, Kaitlyn Dear the fabulous and energizing force behind her art business, Clexo.Kailyn has a love for astrology and Paige has a deeply rooted fascination for astrology, which results in the beginning their conversation diving right into an intense birth chart reading. Kaitlyn reads Paige's birth chart, explains the different layers of being a Scorpio and how astrology ties into her own art and creative practice. After a fascinating and candid conversation about birth charts and souls meeting in a past life, Kaitlyn shares her journey of becoming a full time ARTrepreneur. Kaitlyn chat about how she was introduced to art, studying communications and design and her experience working as a telemarketer at Quicken Loans working the “Wolf of Wall Street” 9-5 cubical life.Paige and Kaitlyn share cross country road trip experiences, relationship stories, goals and dreams and at the very end of the episode, Kaitlyn explains the why behind her art business name, Clexo. Enjoy the episode and to follow and support Kaitlyn, check out https://www.clexo.org and https://www.instagram.com/clexoBook Recommendation - Many Lives, Many Masters by Brian Weisshttps://www.brianweiss.com/about-the-books/many-lives-many-masters/

On this episode, Paige chats with her friend Magdalena (Magda) from Magdalena Creative. Magda is a full time designer with a passion for creating modern, fun and eclectic illustrative wall art, cards, homewares and much more! Her work is inspired by nature, animals and loves to paint quirky, colorful pieces that are full of character and life.Paige and Magda chat about her move from Poland to Scotland to study Graphic Design for Digital media, working full time as a designer/illustrator and starting to make "bits and bobs" in her spare time. Her spare time creations led to opening her Etsy shop, participating in makers markets where she showcases a variety of wall art prints, cards, and homewares.Paige learns about the gaming world as Magda shares her experience learning English and meeting her partner of 12 years through gaming. The end of this episodes focuses on Magda's use of responsible packaging - recyclable, biodegradable, reusable, and NO plastics. Her prints come in the simplest, most basic packaging. She uses as few elements as possible to package products, creating an exciting experience, yet avoiding unnecessary waste. All of this without compromising on the quality and longevity of the print.To follow and support Magda, check out her website - https://www.magdalenacreative.co.uk , Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/magda_creative and wholesale website - https://magdalenacreative.faire.com

Brief summary of episode:Zoë Charlton (Baltimore, MD) creates figure drawings, collages, installations, and animations that depict her subject's relationship to culturally loaded objects and landscapes.  Charlton received her MFA degree from the University of Texas at Austin and participated in residencies at Artpace (TX), McColl Center for Art + Innovation (NC), Ucross Foundation (WY), the Skowhegan School of Painting (ME), and the Patterson Residency at the Creative Alliance (MD). Her work has been included in national and international exhibitions including The Delaware Contemporary (DE), the Harvey B. Gantt Center (NC), Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (AR), Studio Museum of Harlem (NY), Contemporary Art Museum (TX), the Zacheta National Gallery of Art (Poland), and Haas & Fischer Gallery (Switzerland). She is a recipient of a Pollock-Krasner grant (2012) and a Rubys grant (2014). Museum collections include The Phillips Collection (DC), Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (AR), Birmingham Museum of Art (AL), and Studio Museum in Harlem (NY). Charlton co-founded ‘sindikit, a collaborative art initiative, with artist Tim Doud to engage their respective research in gender, sexuality, and race. Charlton is a Professor of Art at American University in Washington, D.C., holds a seat on the Maryland State Arts Council, a board member at the Washington Project for the Arts (DC), and a national board member at Threewalls (IL).Her work is included in “A Movement in Every Direction: Legacies of the Great Migration”, a traveling group exhibition co-curated by Chief Curator Ryan Dennis of the Mississippi Museum of Art, and Curator and Department Head of Contemporary Art Jessica Bell Brown of the Baltimore Museum of Art.  Charlton was an artist in-residence at The Brodsky Center at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in spring 2022 and participated in the Crosstown Arts residency in Nashville, TN in summer 2022.  Charlton is serving on an 8-member steering committee at the Baltimore Museum of Art to reimagine equitable and accountable structures and functions of cultural institutions within diverse local and regional communities.As ‘sindikit, Zoë Charlton and Tim Doud co-edited Out of Place: Artists, Pedagogy, and Purpose available through Punctum Books.  Broad in scope, Out of Place: Artists, Pedagogy, and Purpose presents an overview of the different paths taken by artists and artist collectives as they navigate their way from formative experiences into pedagogy. **photo Credit Grace Roselli, Pandora's BoxX ProjectThe Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture. Mentioned in this episode:Zoë Charlton To find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory. Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode ★ Support this podcast ★

Brief summary of episode:Yiselle Santos Rivera, AIA, NOMA, LSSYB, LEED AP, WELL AP is a Principal and Global Director of Justice, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion at HKS, Inc. Yiselle seeks to dismantle barriers, bring visibility and voice to underrepresented designers, and create equitable practices through inclusive workplace strategies. As an architect and medical planner, Yiselle amplifies the voices of marginalized communities encouraging processes of co-creation and designing spaces that provide equitable access to care. She is a trusted advisor to firm leaders and clients as they begin their journeys to build more diverse, equitable, and inclusive organizations.She is the co-founder of the Latin American Interior Designers, Engineers, and Architects (LA.IDEA) DC Committee and founder of “Women Inspiring Emerging Leaders in Design” (WIELD), which received the 2019 AIA Diversity Program Recognition Award. Yiselle has served on the AIA National Associated Committee (NAC) as 2015-16 Mid-Atlantic Regional Associate Director and 2017-18 At-Large Director of Advocacy and Community Engagement. During her tenure, the Emerging Professionals WolfPAC won the AIA ArchiPAC's ArchiCup for most money raised and greatest number of donors. Later, she served as the 2019 Strategic Council Associate Director and in 2020, served on the AIA National Board as Associate Representative. As a member of the 2020 AIA COVID-19 Health Impact Task Force, Ms. Santos Rivera led the creation of the Additional Considerations section of the AIA Alternative Care Site Preparedness Assessment Tool V2.0 providing measures in support of ethnically diverse and marginalized populations, now translated into 3 languages. During this time, Yiselle also served a two-year term on the AIA Equity and the Future of Architecture Committee, supporting the development of the AIA Guides for Equitable Practice Executive Summaries.Currently, Ms. Santos Rivera is the AIA DC Chapter Board 2022 Vice President/2023 President-Elect and the NOMA Chair of Research and Development. Yiselle is a national speaker, featured author in book “Latinas in Architecture: Stories of raising the 1% one Latina at a time”, and has been featured on various industry podcasts. She is a storyteller, a 2015 Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program Scholar, and recipient of the 2018 AIA Associate Award and the 2022 AIA Young Architect Award.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture. Mentioned in this episode:Yiselle Santos Rivera  To find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory. Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode ★ Support this podcast ★

Who is ready for some inspiration?! On this episode we are featuring the incredible and multi-talented Floetyc! Flo is an artist, published poet, brand manager, and ARTrepreneur who is here to share some knowledge on how to get on your side hustle game. Starting as a poet, Flo self-published her book of poetry, Her Name Is Flo, in 2017, and has grown her Los Angeles-based brand to amazing heights since then! Tune into this episode to hear about the power of word of mouth marketing, get some behind the scenes deets on what it takes to run a business, and learn how valuable doing the research can truly be! Flo is taking us on her journey from publishing her first book to managing her time as an ASL interpreter all while helping other ARTreprenuers strategize and grow their own brands! Flo is really doing it all - this is one you won't want to miss!Please make sure to check out all of Flo's work at floetyc.com and send her an email at hello@floetyc.com - she'd love to hear from you! You can follow her at @floetyc and @flotheterp on Instagram! As always, don't forget to join the conversation @wrongthepodcast on Instagram! 

In The Art Career's last episode of Season One, Emily McElwreath interviews Ghanaian artist Ferguson Amo who has spent his career advocating for artists rights. A self labeled “Artrepreneur”, Ferg discusses the importance of protecting your work, changing the dialogue around artists rights and building a legacy for yourself. Ferguson Amo works across various mediums, including hyper realistic drawings, installations, and mixed media. Originally from Koforidua, Ghana, the artist explores contemporary African identity in the diaspora and examines the intricate details of history and experiences of cultural diffusion, and its assimilation, through representation. Through each work, Amo asks “how as an audience, can we move the image of black bodies and ‘blackness' toward emancipation?” Amo has exhibited work at VisArts, Rockville; Kente Royal Gallery and The Immigrant Artist Biennial, both New York City, among others. Season Two - Launches Fall 2022 Follow us: @theartcareer Podcast Host: Emily McElwreath @emilymcelwreath_art Ferguson Amo - @ratedferg FergusonAmo.com  Podcast Director: Morgan Everhart @morgan_everhart Sound editing: Aaron Stoner Music: Chase Johnson www.theartcareer.com Enjoy 10% off your first month of affordable, private therapy by visiting BetterHelp.com/tac

On this episode, Paige reminisces with long-time friend and artist Alex Braile. Alex talks about the transition from being an art student to art teacher, and what insight his experiences gave him.Paige and Alex both know each other from college and look back on being art students. They chat about how art was looked at and approached differently based on gender, their experience with art critiques, and life post grad. From oil painting to digitally creating comics, Alex touches upon the different mediums, styles, and techniques an artist can have in one artistic career and how different art serves a variety of purposes. To follow and support Alex, check out https://www.instagram.com/youvegotbraile

We are so blessed to have on the show the funny and extremely talented artist, Carlos Castellanos!Not only is he an Illustrator, syndicated cartoonist, marketer, creative business strategist, ARTrepreneur, but is illustrator for the very FIRST Hispanic syndicated cartoon BALDO.What is it like to do what someone has not done yet?  Give this amazing man a listen to hear his journey and to laugh along as we talk to the pen behind Baldo!for more info, please check out: https://savvypainter.com/carlos-castellanos/

On this episode, Paige chats with the vibrant and colorful artist, Daisy Faith. Daisy's painting focuses on color, bold brushwork, mark making and creating energy throughout her compositions. She approaches each painting with a sense of improvisation by listening to where the painting wants to go next. She expresses how some of her best work stems from letting go of any specific outcome while finding a sense of spontaneity and joy throughout the process. Daisy shares her journey studying interior design and art in college and how she always had a passion for comedy and acting. After working in the design world post college, Daisy decided to move from NC to LA in her mid 20's to pursue acting. Daisy gives Paige the inside scoop of what it was like living, auditioning, and working on shows such as, Nashville, Conan, Days of Our Lives, How I Met Your Mother.Paige and Daisy chat about about social media overload, their experiences working at a paint and sip company, building community locally, and Daisy's decision to leave LA, move closer to home and pursue art full time. To follow and support Daisy Faith, check out https://www.instagram.com/daisyfaithart and https://www.daisyfaithart.com . *If you are interested in building your own DIY wall easel, check out Daisy's blog post https://www.daisyfaithart.com/blog/2021/3/21/how-to-build-a-diy-wall-easel

Meet Anderson Goin: a contemporary abstract artist from Memphis, TN, and the founder of The Ugly Art Company. Anderson attended Watkins College of Art and Design in Nashville, as well as Memphis College of Art. His work has been shown in local and regional galleries and museums such as The Dixon Art Gallery and Brooks Museum of Art. He has been a part of many group shows, and presented two one-man shows. Anderson will be the first to tell you that much of his work is born from mistakes or the memories of mistakes made in the past. When asked to explain the meaning of his work, he claims that it is not as simple as interpreting brushstrokes on the canvas. For Anderson, it's about the whole process. The act of representing his missteps is as much a part of the work as the finished piece. He primarily works with oil paint on canvas. You can view and purchase his work through his website, www.andersongoin.com or find him on Instagram at @andersongoin The Ugly Art Company is a "Memphis based art company showcasing local artists and doing what they can to spread the love of art." Be sure to follow along on Instagram at @theuglyartco For more information surrounding Anderson's work, reach out to Sales@andersongoin.com Connect With Sarah: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahmalouf__/

In this episode of COSIGN Conversations we sat down with Marian Mekhail, an Egyptian artist based in Dallas, TX to discuss all things art and entrepreneurship. We cover what it looks like to be an ARTrepreneur. What more goes into being a successful artist besides just painting something and selling it. Art knowledge (or lack thereof) amongst people of color? How do we learn more? Why do men tend to invest in original art more than women? The challenges a woman faces in growing a business. To take it a step further, challenges an attractive woman faces when growing a business in a male dominated industry. How to market yourself as an artist and more. Marian Mekhail is an Egyptian contemporary artist whose signature works explore topics surrounding womanhood, as well as, the unique experiences of black and brown people. In 2019, Mekhail held her first solo exhibition “Queendom”, which boasted over 350 attendees and raised over $2,000 for the Women's Center of Ft. Worth. In 2021, she hosted her second solo exhibition titled, "Maktub: It Is Written", a collection of works inspired by her Egyptian heritage, which boasted over 450 attendees, 12 pieces sold. She made her mark as a highly- regarded artist amongst athletes and celebrities, as she brings legends to life with her unique crushed glass paintings. One of the rising star artists in her community, she has created for athletes and celebrities such as: Ryan Clark- Pittsburg Steelers & ESPN Analyst Derrick Henry- Tennessee Titans Trent Williams - San Francisco 49ers Andre Johnson- Houston Texans Perrish Cox- San Francisco 49ers Marcus Martin - New England Patriots Ian Mahinmi- Washington Wizards Royce O'Neal- Utah Jazz American actor, author, and stand-up comedian, D.L. Hughley. Record executive, producer, and director, Damon Dash. She was also commissioned by Dallas Theater Center to create an interactive mural for its Public Works Theater at the Wyly Theater production of "As You Like It" by William Shakespeare. In 2021, she was commissioned by President Michael Sorrell of Paul Quinn College to create a custom crushed glass portrait of prominent Dallas businessman and philanthropist, Mr. Trammell S. Crow. If you like videos like this PLEASE SUBSCRIBE to our channel, like, comment, and share with your friends. Want to support our platform? Donate via cash app: $cosignmag Marian Mekhail on Instagram: @OfficialMareBear COSIGN on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cosignmag/ COSIGN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CosignMagazine --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosignmag/support

On this episode, Paige chats with Danny Gallego, an award winning Real Estate Agent and Artist. Fun fact, Danny and Paige went to high school together in Northern NJ and over the past few years, Danny and Paige reconnected and rekindled their friendship thanks to Instagram.Danny shares his experience attending the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and how working with other students with multidisciplinary studies opened his eyes to a very diverse and supportive art community during his time in undergrad. Danny expresses his experiences working as an Art Studio Assistant in New York City for one of his art Professors after graduating from art school. Paige and Danny chat about his journey to becoming an award winning real estate agent and how completely immersed and committed he was to building his business from the ground up, which unfortunately meant his art and creative practice had to take a back seat until 2020 when he started to reintroduce painting back into his life.This episode is one you're going to want to listen to more than once because there are truly so many beautiful and interesting topics of conversation. Paige and Danny dive deep into emotional intelligence, emotional maturity, toxic masculinity, manifesting, imposter syndrome, toxic positivity as well as Danny's vulnerability and openness about his sobriety.Towards the end of the episode, Danny shares the why behind his work and how his art and painting practice can coexist with his real estate business. To support and follow Danny, check out https://www.instagram.com/dannygallego__

Montse Oliver was born in the late '60s in a town near Barcelona where she says, “I had a standard suburban childhood without any international glimpse whatsoever.” By the late '80s she was juggling a career in finance, two small children, and when her husband's job relocated to the US, she was extremely reluctant to go; life was simply too hectic to entertain the challenges and stress of a country move. However, she acknowledged that it would be an ‘opportunity' for the whole family, and so she agreed to the move, negotiating a spousal work visa so she could continue working. But, several unanticipated country moves later, Montse's international experiences inspired a career transition from finance into a successful business as a visual artist: MontseOliver.com

Welcome folks to another fine episode of the pencil pushers podcast. I'm your humble host, Mike Rosado, and it's a pleasure to be sitting here introducing to you our very first guest of 2022: Graphic Artist, Stationer and Artrepreneur, Kate Smith. Kate was such a pleasure talking to and had a story that I found super compelling. Picture if you will, marrying your high school sweetheart, working as a designer and living a successful American dream life, only to drop it all, sell everything you own, buy an Airstream for the two of you to travel the country, all while building a successful stationery design business that services some of the biggest retail shops in the world. Target, Wal-Mart, CVS, Bed Bath & Beyond and more. This is the life of Kate Smith. She quickly became one of my favorite guests and I believe you're about to find out why. So, do yourself a favor, find and follow her on Instagram @katesmithcompany, while you sit back, relax and enjoy our chat with Kate.   The Pencil Pushers Podcast is a celebration of the hand-drawn arts. I'll be interviewing friends and idols in illustration, animation, comic-art, and more. - Mike Rosado  Post production and editing by Trujillo Media Additional music provided by Epidemic Sound

Hear from Paige Lindsey of Paige Lindsey Design. "Paige is an Artist (floral watercolor and acrylic painter), ARTrepreneur, Virtual Painting Educator, Creative Coach, Community Builder, and Podcaster. In March of 2020, Paige was laid off 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 just sell her art, she wanted to bring people together, build long-lasting connections, and create a community that would support one another, build creative confidence, help other creatives uncover their true potential, and feel less alone with their creative pursuits.".www.bestmadevideos.com/podcasts.www.paigelindseydesign.com