Podcast appearances and mentions of juliet meeks

Do you dream of turning your art into a thriving business? Join us for a fascinating conversation with talented artist and surface designer, Juliet Meeks, as she shares her insights and experiences on licensing and surface design for artists. Discover how Juliet transitioned from graphic design to a full-time surface designer, and learn the crucial differences between surface designers and surface pattern designers.Explore the various ways to license your artwork and the factors to consider when doing so with our special guest, Juliet Meeks. She shares the benefits of having your own online shop versus using print on demand services and provides valuable tips for ensuring successful licensing of your artwork. Plus, hear her thoughts on building a community on Instagram and participating in art markets for invaluable feedback.Lastly, we dive into the world of contracts and the importance of protecting your unique artist style. Juliet shares her advice on licensing contracts, negotiating for advances, and protecting the copyright of your work. Don't miss this insightful episode packed with actionable advice and tips for artists looking to license their work and achieve success in the world of surface design.Learn more about Juliet through her site and Instagram. Learn more about her course here and through its own Instagram page here. Learn more about our sponsor SmartLabels through their site and purchase them here.Venturing into Fashion TechExploring the convergence of fashion tech, entrepreneurship, and fashion business. Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Juliet Meeks is an artist and surface designer based in New Orleans, LA. She creates art for products like fabric, stationery, wallpaper, and more, and also teaches other artists how they can do the same.  Follow Along with Juliet: https://julietmeeks.com/ https://www.instagram.com/julietmeeksdesign/ https://www.skillshare.com/user/julietmeeks Juliet's waitlist: https://mailchi.mp/julietmeeks/licensingforartists

This week, I’m chatting with painter and surface pattern designer, Juliet Meeks.  Juliet creates colorful, expressive floral paintings and patterns from her studio in New Orleans, Louisiana.  She also shares her love of watercolor through several online painting classes on Skillshare. Her art is so energetic and joyful, and it always make me smile when a new painting of hers pops up in my Instagram feed.  If you’re a color-lover like me, you will love following her work!!  While you listen, hop over to Instagram and take a look - you can find Juliet @julietmeeksdesign. In this episode, Juliet shares all about her work, inspiration, process, favorite art materials and more! Find the show notes for this episode here ___ Follow Julie and Make Share Grow on Instagram: @juliemarriottart Music courtesy of www.bensound.com

In this episode of Rainy Day Diaries I interview Juliet Meeks. Juliet is the owner of Juliet Meeks Design, a surface design studio in her hometown of New Orleans. She’s inspired by creating with my hands, vintage textiles, and the organic shapes of nature. You'll find her most days in my studio, which she shares with her husband Michael, who runs his own music production studio, and their dog Roxy.A few fun Topics: - How counseling helped her in her daily life.- How 100 day projects can bring SO much goodness! - Learning to be in the present and find joy in the everyday.You can Find Juliet here:Website I Instagram I Facebook As always, thank you SO MUCH for listening!To read more show notes head to www.jeniphelyn.com/podcast or email me at Jenipherlyn@gmail.com with any questions or suggestions! :D  

Juliet Meeks is a full time artist and surface designer whose work has been featured on products from Birchbox. We talk about how she prepared to quit her day job as a graphic designer, how she got started printing her designs on fabrics, and how she makes extra money by teaching online classes via Skillshare.

Juliet is also someone that I have collaborated with over the years at my brand strategy studio,  Prim’d Marketing. It’s been great to watch her business move from a branding-centric focus, over to pattern design, with Juliet becoming primarily known for her own original artwork. I thought she would be great to have come by the show so we can talk a bit about how to bring more of your art into your business, so you’re creating the kinds of work you enjoy vs. just fulfilling client briefs

We have Juliet Meeks on the show today! She is an awesome brand and surface pattern designer in New Orleans. Juliet tells us about her creative journey of originally majoring in English, finding graphic design, working full-time, and then launching her business! While she still does branding work for her clients, Juliet continued to cultivate her passion of surface design and watercolor. She pivoted her focus now offers and pattern making to clients, and created a fabric pattern available this fall at Cloud9 Fabrics! She and I can relate to the first difficult months of having your own design business and what we still struggle with as creatives. We also chat about finally finding our groove as a creative business owner, how our business are evolving, and striking a balance of work and personal life. Topics we cover: — Juliet’s evolution from being an evolution to a graphic designer — How Juliet went from working in print media to working for herself as a surface designer — How Juliet went from brand design to her passion of surface design — Working through the difficult first months of entrepreneurship — Finally hitting your groove — Figuring out the ideal schedule or not having a schedule — Transitioning from branding work full-time to surface work — How the 100 Day Project inspired Julia with pattern design with painting every day — Juliet’s tips and tricks for drawing florals — Kelsey and Juliet’s processes for patterns and hand lettering — How to get inspiration from daily life — Juliet’s online courses on Skillshare — Living out your values with your business — Finding time to unplug from work, especially on vacation! — Separating self-worth from client feedback on work — Understanding that your work is an object and not an extension of yourself, and how hard it is to think of it that way — Naming a business as your own name or a different name — Getting to a point of picking and choosing clients and referring other designers — Pitching yourself and putting yourself out there — Juliet’s favorite things, and our mutual appreciation of train rides