Podcast appearances and mentions of paige poppe

In this episode, watercolor painter and designer Paige Poppe delves into the process of becoming multidimensional in a world where we have to brand ourselves. Her artwork is a modern, vibrant spin on the desert and nature. Her “Technicolor Botanical” collection of watercolor paintings interprets the desert in rainbow hues, and continues to stand as some of her most popular pieces since the collection was created poolside in the spring of 2015.  While she went to school for architecture, Paige has found her calling as an artist and entrepreneur.  She has bridged the gap between these professions and developed techniques through personal branding and collaborations with companies like Bunky Boutique and West Elm to propel her career forward as an artist.  This interview really gets to the heart of what it means to be an entrepreneur as an artist and how to manifest income through the techniques previously mentioned.  No matter what industry you’re in, I hope you find the takeaways from this interview of value. The tips and tricks mentioned are applicable to so many different avenues that you are sure to be inspired.

Craft show season is upon us, so we wanted to throw it back to Episode 23 with Paige Poppe. Paige Poppe came on the show and talked all about getting involved in your local scene!  Paige is an amazing artist from Arizona who has a recognized online brand, but also has this whole local craft/art show thing down to a science! We hope you enjoy this throwback episode!   Here is a little more about Paige:   Paige Poppe is an Arizona native, currently living + working as a full-time artist in the Valley. Painting every day in Scottsdale, she is surrounded by the beautiful Sonoran desert. She works in watercolor + acrylic, painting the desert landscape and botanicals as her subject matter.   Paige is a graduate from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and holds her Bachelor of Architecture degree. This has left her with a great appreciation for sketching + working in analog, but her digital skills, including proficiency in the Adobe Creative Suite, allow her to work digitally, create mockups, and clearly communicate ideas with clients.   Paige is proud to connect with her local community by participating in several local art markets and including Phoenix Flea, the Tempe Arts Festival, and an art installation at Cartel Coffee. She has collaborated on exclusive designs with local apparel brand Overthrow Clothing, and shared her work at events at Madewell Fashion Square and West Elm Kierland. Her work can also be found at several retail boutiques including MADE Art in downtown Phoenix and !Viva! Paso in Paso Robles, CA.     Her painting and design work extends to her own products, wedding stationery design, branding and packaging for small businesses, design work for Phoenix Flea marketing, and large scale painting commissions for clients.   We told you she rocks!  She also mentioned some great resources on the show that we wanted to link below.   6 foot folding table*   4 foot folding table*   PayPal credit card reader - point of sale system*   Dolly/rolling hand truck for loading in display*   Display Racks   https://www.etsy.com/shop/Wudls?ref=l2-shopheader-name "10 Tips for Selling at Art/Craft Shows" Video by Paige Poppe   http://www.paigepoppe.com/blog/2015/4/29/10-tips-for-selling-at-artcraft-shows?rq=10%20tips   * Any link marked with an “*” is an affiliate link and Paige Poppe will receive a commission if purchased, however these are the items that she uses and recommends.   Introducing the Creative Rebel Base: THE place for Creative Rebels to collaborate, learn, and support each other! THE place to go online if you want to connect with, learn from, and support other product-based business owners, artists, and makers. We created this community to help you along your journey, but also to give you a safe place to learn with and interact with other like-minded business owners whether you are just starting your biz or have been doing this a while, let's all move forward TOGETHER!   For more info and to join today, head to www.creativerebelbase.com   WANT TO CONNECT WITH CREATIVE BIZ REBELLION?   SUPPORT the podcast. Become a Patron today! JOIN our Facebook Group! FOLLOW us on Instagram and use #creativebizrebellion. Tag us in a photo of you listening! LEAVE us a review on Itunes or on your favorite podcast app. We will give you all the virtual fistbumps! SIGN UP for our email list and be the first to learn about workshops, rebel sessions and more CONNECT WITH KELLY on her websites here, here, and her Etsy shop. CONNECT WITH CAROLINE on her website and Etsy shop.   * Some links may be affiliate links! Thank you!

On this episode, I talk to recent Twin Cities transplant & artist Paige Poppe about how she uses video & youtube to promote her design & art business!Connect with Paigewww.instagram.com/paigepoppewww.paigepoppe.comJenna Redfield is the leader of the Twin Cities Collective, the largest resource in the Twin Cities for bloggers, small businesses, entrepreneurs & creatives. She is a well-known speaker, educator & social media strategist. You can work with her one on one with coaching or take one of the Academy classesFree Social Media Masterclass www.twincitiescollectiveacademy.com/masterclass-signupInstagram Marketing Class www.twincitiescollectiveacademy.com/instagramAcademywww.twincitiescollectivacademy.comJoin the Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/twincitiescollectiveCoaching https://www.twincitiescollectiveacademy.com/coaching-programsFind the podcast on all platforms http://www.twincitiescollective.com/podcast-linksFollow us on Socialhttps://www.instagram.com/twincitiescollective

Join Dorothy as she chats with Kelly Parker Smith and Caroline Hull about their new podcast, Creative Biz Rebellion.  They dive into various topics for product based businesses in their weekly episodes, from having an Etsy Action Plan to goals and resolutions.  Listen in on how Kelly and Caroline run the podcast and their respective creative companies from their homes, Hello World Paper Co. and Caroline Creates, all while being moms!   "We want to have, not balance, but harmony in our lives." - Kelly Parker Smith   Follow along for more Creative Biz Rebellion:   www.creativebizrebellion.com www.instagram.com/creativebizrebellion https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativebizrebellion/     Follow along and join the Positively Creative Community:   www.positivelycreative.net www.instagram.com/positivelycreativepodcast www.facebook.com/groups/positivelycreativepodcast   On Today's Show: (4:00) Caroline Creates (5:00) Hello World Paper Co. (6:00) How Caroline & Kelly met - Creative Founders (7:00) The start of the podcast (9:00) On just starting the work (10:45) Dana Malstaff's Trello Course (14:30) Etsy Action Plan (17:45) On having a positive attitude (18:45) Rock Your Shop Summer Challenge Free Course (21:00) Easy Shop Calendar (21:00) Rock Your Shipping Mini Course (22:00) Resources (23:00) Creative Biz Rebellion's Guests (27:00) Work from home Mom life (45:00) On podcast advertisers (53:30) Paige Poppe (54:00) Lara Casey (55:00) On trying to simplify (1:00:00) Inkwell Press (1:05:00) Jessica Swift Pattern Camp (1:06:00) Kelly's Patterns        

Alright Rebels, we know that Spring and Summer markets and shows are coming up fast and we want you to be ready to represent your brand in person so we asked Paige Poppe to come on the show and talk all about getting involved in your local scene!  Paige is an amazing artist from Arizona who has recognized online brand, but also has this whole local craft/art show thing down to a science!  I can not wait to hear how much you all fall in love with her! Here is a little more about Paige: Paige Poppe is an Arizona native, currently living + working as a full-time artist in the Valley. Painting every day in Scottsdale, she is surrounded by the beautiful Sonoran desert. She works in watercolor + acrylic, painting the desert landscape and botanicals as her subject matter. Paige is a graduate from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and holds her Bachelor of Architecture degree. This has left her with a great appreciation for sketching + working in analog, but her digital skills, including proficiency in the Adobe Creative Suite, allow her to work digitally, create mockups, and clearly communicate ideas with clients. Paige is proud to connect with her local community by participating in several local art markets and including Phoenix Flea, the Tempe Arts Festival, and an art installation at Cartel Coffee. She has collaborated on exclusive designs with local apparel brand Overthrow Clothing, and shared her work at events at Madewell Fashion Square and West Elm Kierland. Her work can also be found at several retail boutiques including MADE Art in downtown Phoenix and !Viva! Paso in Paso Robles, CA. Her painting and design work extends to her own products, wedding stationery design, branding and packaging for small businesses, design work for Phoenix Flea marketing, and large scale painting commissions for clients. We told you she rocks!  She also mentioned some great resources on the show that we wanted to link below. 6 foot folding table*4 foot folding table*PayPal credit card reader - point of sale system*Dolly/rolling hand truck for loading in display* Display Rackshttps://www.etsy.com/shop/Wudls?ref=l2-shopheader-name "10 Tips for Selling at Art/Craft Shows" Video by Paige Poppehttp://www.paigepoppe.com/blog/2015/4/29/10-tips-for-selling-at-artcraft-shows?rq=10%20tips * Any link marked with an “*” is an affiliate link and Paige Poppe will receive a commission if purchased, however these are the items that she uses and recommends. Follow us on instagram (Creative Biz Rebellions) and interact with us for a shop shout out!!! If you have a second please jump over to iTunes and leave us a review!   Click on the link and then click on “view in iTunes” to leave us a review.  We give you all the virtual fist bumps.  Thank you! JOIN THE REBELLION! Signup for our newsletter and get our fave list of Instagram hashtags FREE!   You can find Kelly online at: www.helloworldpaperco.comwww.kellyparkersmith.com www.helloworldstamps.etsy.com You can find Caroline online at: www.carolinecreates.comwww.carolineannhull.com www.carolinecreates.etsy.com

In this episode of Make It Happen I’m joined by the awesome Paige Poppe and we talk all about how she makes things happen in her business. Paige is a painter, illustrator, and designer and we have a great chat all about her routine, where she finds joy in her business, and how she does things on her own terms along the way.

What makes an artist great? Is it their talent, their passion, or their ability to connect. Paige is one that does all three, and she does it from a place of joy and bliss. Meeting Paige has been a life altering event because she is more than just an artist, she is someone who is helping others through her wildly successful own podcast. She is constantly trying to connect to the people around her through social media, and has become a gem in the Arizona art community. Definitely don't miss out on all her links: http://www.paigepoppe.com/ https://www.instagram.com/paigepoppe/ https://www.facebook.com/paigepoppeart https://www.pinterest.com/paigepoppe/ https://www.youtube.com/user/punkrockparti --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/finding-arizona-podcast/message

In this episode of Make It Happen I’m joined by a returning guest from S1, Asia Croson, and her business partner over at the Space To Face podcast, Paige Poppe. We have a really great chat about creative friendships, marketing yourself as a visual creative, and trusting the journey as creative business owners. This was one of my favourite ever episodes to record so I hope you enjoy it too.

In these 2 bonus episodes, you get a chance to meet the co-hosts of Space to Face, Asia Croson and Paige Poppe. In this second bonus episode, Paige Interviews Asia. Asia is a photographer in San Luis Obispo, California.

In these 2 bonus episodes, you get a chance to meet the co-hosts of Space to Face, Asia Croson and Paige Poppe. In this first bonus episode, Asia Interviews Paige. Paige is an artist and architectural designer.

Paige Poppe is a 22-year-old freelance artist living + creating in Arizona. She work in acrylic + watercolor, and also creates hand painted skateboard addicts. This past Spring she graduated from architecture school at Cal Poly, and is continuing to pursue her architecture career alongside my passion for art. Besides being a painter, Paige is a dreamer, a maker, and coffee addict. You'll never find her sitting still, she's constantly creating! Paige is passionate about pursuing your dreams + bringing creativity to life! I strives to inspire others to do the same, by spreading positive + creative vibes. We had such a great time chatting with Paige! Girlfriend is another one of our amazing dual professional guests! She has a creative business she owns and runs and is also pursuing a career in architecture. We chat with Paige about how much we love Periscope, how living in Copenhagen was a real eye opening experience for her and what she wanted to do with you art. As we do with each interview we start out by asking Paige what her definition of success is. "For me at this time {at 22} it is very fluid. I feel like I a can have success at multiple points despite if i"m doing exactly the things that I want to be doing." "What I've learned doing my art and my art business is it really makes me happy despite maybe the place I'm in...as long as I can come home and work on it, it really brings me a lot of joy." This is such a great perspective and a great outlook to have especially during a time of transition! While Paige is transitioning from college life to finding a full time job and still pursuing her art business, this perspective applies to all of us who are in the middle of transition from one season of life to another! "For long term success would mean continuing to be creative and collaborative...I think ultimate success for me in the future will really be merging architecture and art together." Paige also shares with us how things shifted for her when she realized that because she wants to pursue a career in architecture and continue her art business she doesn't need to rely on only her art to support her financially. This meant a big shift in the commissions she takes on, the art that she creates and her overall outlook with her business. "I'm in a unique situation where my art does not need to support me fully because I am pursuing my architecture career as well."