Podcast appearances and mentions of dorothy shain

Have you ever felt the warmth of a story so human and universal that it instantly draws you in? Our recent chat with the exceptional Dorothy Shain did just that, unraveling a narrative where art intertwines with heartfelt missions and community ties. Dorothy's entrepreneurial spirit has carved out a unique path where her dedication to human rights and artistic pursuits meet, creating a business that stretches beyond the canvas to leave a lasting impact on those around her.Journeying through the realms of creativity and commerce can be a thrilling yet daunting odyssey. Dorothy shares the evolution of her artistic voice, overcoming criticism, and the embrace of Charleston's nurturing art scene. We unpack how our personal experiences can dramatically transform our professional lives, as well as the power of marketing strategies that hinge on scarcity, urgency, and—most vitally—the cultivation of authentic, long-lasting client relationships. It's about more than just making a sale; it's about inviting customers to join your story.As we navigate the complex dance of balancing professional dreams with personal realities, Dorothy and I discuss the art of prioritizing time amidst the whirlwind of pregnancy and motherhood. We also highlight the need to celebrate the mini triumphs that pave the way to larger victories. Wrapping up with the significance of shared experiences, this episode serves as a heartfelt reminder of the beauty found in community, connection, and the countless facets of life's journey. Join us for an exploration of all this and more, with the fabulous Dorothy Shain guiding the way.Learn more about Dorothy Shain on her website and instagram. Top Software Engineers from Eastern Europe | IT Staff Augmentation | Money Back GuarantyBoost your tech team with top IT talent, risk-free hiring, 10% off with code ECHO PODCAST.Support the show

Embark on a journey through the intricacies of content marketing with Kellie Bourque, a savant in weaving personal narratives into brand success stories. Together, we dissect the transformational role of authentic storytelling in engaging audiences, and how your unique journey can drive business growth. From Kellie's early days of MySpace page customization to her current mastery of marketing across platforms like Instagram and Pinterest, we explore the timeless impact of genuine connections and the art of crafting a content ecosystem that resonates deeply with your audience.Navigating the ebbs and flows of client relationships and content strategies, our conversation illuminates the importance of extending your reach beyond the confines of social media. We share the relief and liberation clients experience when they embrace the flexibility and personalization of their online presence. Delving into future content marketing trends, we discuss the essential role of email lists, the move towards substantial long-form content, and the practicality of systematizing content without sacrificing authenticity. Moreover, we predict the decline of the 'beige aesthetic' and a colorful revival of genuine storytelling, offering actionable advice on how to maintain momentum even when life throws a spanner in the works.Wrapping up with heartfelt appreciation for Kellie's invaluable insights, we leave our listeners with a sense of excitement for the possibilities that lie ahead. As a final teaser, we hint at an upcoming interview with the artist Dorothy Shain, promising another session filled with inspiration and practical guidance. For anyone looking to amplify their brand's voice and forge stronger connections with their audience, this episode is an essential listen filled with strategies to navigate the content marketing landscape with confidence and creativity.Want to learn more? Sign up for Kellie's newsletter and follow her on Instagram! Support the show

From The Avid Pen: Dorothy Shain is a Greenville, South Carolina based artist whose work has been seen in publications such as Garden & Gun, Southern Living and Architectural Digest. Dorothy has also been named as one of the ‘South’s Best Tastemakers of 2019’ by Southern Living. www.dorothyshain.com/ www.instagram.com/dorothy_shain/ *This is a re-upload; the original episode did not post properly.

Are you wondering how to grow your brand? Do you want to grow your revenue and your reach? Listen to Dorothy Shain, a contemporary female artist, explain in detail how you can do both through the creation of collaborations. She's created some amazing collaborations between her company, Dorothy Shain Fine Art and international brands like Anthropology. She explains just how she set out to intentionally work with bigger brands and how those relationships came to life. I love her "behind the scenes" look into her business and how she built her company to be such a well-respected brand in just 5 years. Get that pen and paper again. You'll need it. Enjoy! To keep up to date on everything I’m doing, head on over to https://SallieHolder.com. In the meantime, here are some quick links! See if you need to BE BOLDER in your career by taking this quiz: https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/5d0a57b550f7e30014bde636 Sign up for My Weekly Newsletter https://holdersallie47837.activehosted.com/f/15 My FREE Download 5 Tools to Help You Get Out of Rock Middle https://holdersallie47837.activehosted.com/app/forms/5 Getting Out of Rock Middle Workbook https://checkout.sallieholder.com/workbook/ Getting Out of Rock Middle Webinar https://events.genndi.com/register/818182175026321164/a664a82761 Sign up for My Weekly Newsletter https://holdersallie47837.activehosted.com/f/15

Dorothy Shain is a mixed media artist who in a short period of time has already made a real career out of her truly beautiful and unique art. As a “left brain” person, it’s taken a lot to cultivate and enhance my creativity, so I had a lot of questions for Dorothy about her creative process and learned quite a lot through this conversation. The menswear market is crowded, and I knew that going in, but I have so much respect for artists who go all in on their talent to build a career in potentially the most crowded market there is! Anyone can call themselves an artist - few can make something really valued out of a career in it. I loved hearing how Dorothy internalized the lessons from Danny Meyer’s “Setting The Table” about really owning the touchpoints and relationships in her world to create a memorable experience and story for her customers and art. She also has a unique approach to the morning - 10 minutes of meditation, 10 minutes of reading, and writing down 10 things she’s grateful for - that have helped keep her sane on a very tough journey of building a career out of her art. This was a really different conversation in many ways while being so very similar to convesrations with more traditional business founders. I was fortunate to have it and hope you find value in listening to it. You can support the amazing work she’s doing for cancer survivors via her Instagram. I just bought one of the commemorative scarves after hearing the story behind the initiative.

In this episode, Dorothy Shain shares about her life in Greenville, SC, how she discovered she could have a career in art and how she views her style and voice. We also chat about collaborations that have shaped her business, how to overcome the fear of rejection when seeking partnerships and why building connections is important.   About Dorothy: Dorothy Shain, a Greenville, South Carolina based artist, has a dynamic portfolio.  She graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2012 with a B.A. in studio art. From her collages and patterns to her landscapes, Dorothy’s exploration of mediums is reflective of the colors, textures, and patterns drawn from her adventures around the globe.  Heavily influenced by her travels, which commenced during a college Semester at Sea, Dorothy has taken her experiences back to her studio allowing the art to reveal the inspirations and influence of the cultures, people and places seen. She is constantly fueled, as an individual and an artist, by traveling to new places, meeting new people, and being outdoors.  These three things constantly remind her of her place in the world and her connection to it.   Website: http://www.dorothyshain.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dorothy_shain/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dorothyshainart/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/dshain/   Links: Silk Scarves by Dorothy Shain in collaboration with CITY Boots: https://cityboots.com/collections/city-scarf This 100% silk scarf is inspired by the beauty of Texas and the love of exploration. With your scarf, we hope you take a little piece of Texas wherever you go. 100% silk, 34"x 34"   To get 50% off your first year with Honeybook, go to positivelycreative.net/honeybook!   About The Positively Creative Podcast: The Positively Creative Podcast was created by Dorothy Collier, artist of Dorothy Art, for creative entrepreneurs. When Dorothy started having a positive outlook on every aspect of her life, including her art career, the creativity and opportunities started overflowing! Join her as she chats with other small business owners, discussing the ins and outs of how to run a creative business and how they make it in their respective fields. To learn more about The Positively Creative Podcast, visit our website or head over to our Patreon page! You can also find Dorothy on Instagram at @positivelycreativepodcast and @dorothyart!

On today's show, Dorothy speaks with Meredith Piper of Greenville, South Carolina about her artwork, studio practices, and art shows around the southeast.  Meredith works in oil, acrylic, soft pastels, and creates her beautiful wooden framed encased weavings.  Listen along as Meredith describes her studio in Downtown Greenville and all about how to juggle a retail space while painting.  Meredith also clues us into how she creates a painting at a live event.  Dorothy found another bestie!  The two artists have too many things in common to count!  And those things were just discovered with this first conversation that was recorded! "Being one of the earlier (pieces of art)...I feel like that always takes longer because you don't know what you're doing, you're just exploring, which is awesome but those are some of the most beautiful sweet moments...that exploration of the unknown if you have not done it before, you have no idea what's going to happen or how it's going to turn out.  Those are some of the best memories as well that I cherish."  - Meredith Piper    See more of Meredith's work: https://www.meredithpiper.com/ www.instagram.com/meredithpiperart Follow along with Positively Creative: www.positivelycreative.net www.instagram.com/positivelycreativepodcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/positivelycreativepodcast/ On Today's Show: (3:00) On having a studio with foot traffic, different types of buyers, and the layout of the studio shops in Downtown Greenville, SC (9:30) Her studio neighbor, Larry Seymour (11:30) Meredith & Dorothy both double majored in Psychology and Art! (14:00) The Enneagram (16:00) Louisiana roots (16:30) on propagating her art subjects (18:00) on working with different mediums (18:30) on painting small first  (21:00) on teaching in the public school system (24:00) Double Decker Art Festival (26:00) Renegade Craft Fair (28:00) The birth of the encased weavings (31:00) Dorothy's 3D teacher, Bill Beckwith (34:00) on working in batches (36:30) Meredith's husband, Douglas' artwork (39:00) on live event painting (49:00) Mark Malfinger (49:30) Glori Day Loften (49:30) Amanda Louise Interiors (49:30) Dorothy Shain (50:00) Sunny Mullarky (50:00) Taylor Cox (55:00) Meredith's newest art collection release Thursday, June 27th  (1:00:00) Red River Revel (1:02:30) on mesh booth walls  (1:08:00) The Way I Heard It (1:10:00) Present Over Perfect (1:12:00) Indie Craft Parade  

Dorothy chats with Emily Jeffords, a fine artist from Greenville, South Carolina.  Emily's well known for her dreamy abstract oil landscape paintings, her more than perfectly beautiful Instagram account, and her workshops ranging from local to abroad. "If you're doing what you're enjoying and if you're doing what makes you happy in the moment, that's going to be the most successful. That's going to be the most vibrant for you and your collectors, if that's what's going to resonate, if you want to have collaborations with big brands or blogs, the things that make you happy speaks the loudest." -Emily Jeffords "People need to connect with art a bit more tangibly than maybe we've been able to in the past." -Emily Jeffords, on why she shares her story via Instagram  See more of Emily Jeffords' work: http://emilyjeffords.com/ www.instagram.com/emilyjeffords Follow along and join the Positively Creative Community: www.positivelycreative.net www.instagram.com/positivelycreativepodcast www.facebook.com/groups/positivelycreativepodcast   On Today's Show: (4:45) Emily's Instagram Philosophy  (6:30) #doitfortheprocess (9:30) how to recreate the fun part of creating in your brain  (10:30) Instagram for Creatives  (11:30) Business Coaching, Workshops (11:45) French Workshop this summer (15:30) on being pregnant during a Europe trip (19:30) A typical day for Emily (20:00) Her studio space (24:00) fine art prints + new print collection (26:00) on releasing collections (34:00) different streams of revenue (35:30) Joseph Bradley (37:00) Glory Day Loflin (38:00) Dorothy Shain (39:00) preparing for baby (42:00) on collaborations