On this episode, Paige chats with the incredible Latasha, the kind soul behind Yorello & Co. Latasha in an Introvert Coach and guides soulful & creative introverts to find purpose and alignment through inner work, mindset practices and holistic techniques.Latasha shares her experience studying Fashion Marketing at the Art Institute of Charlotte, NC and how she ended up working in the business and finance world post grad, which left her creative cup feeling very empty. Latasha expresses how personal stories and experiences has shaped her as an individual, as well as helped guide her to find her own purpose and inner peace. Latasha and Paige chat about emotional intelligence, how to stay in tune with your feelings, mindset and how to love who you are inside and out. Latasha also shares amazing tips and tricks for introverts on how to align their mindset and find their true purpose in life.You are definitely going to want to listen to this episode more than once, it's that good! The follow and support Latasha, please follow https://www.instagram.com/yorelloandco

On this episode of Paige's Pod, Paige chats with incredibly kind and talented, Nino Yuniardi. Nino is a Seattle based designer and abstract artist. Ever since the age of 14, Nino always found painting as a way to express himself. Nino shares his experience coming to the Unites States from Indonesia to finish his high school studies through an exchange student program. After finishing high school, Nino decided to stay in the US and attend art school, at the Art Institute of Seattle where he ended up studying graphic design. Nino transferred to the Art Center in Pasadena, CA to continue his graphic design education as well as, packaging design. Nino expresses how during his time at school, art making was always lurking in the background, he was always making art on the side throughout school and into his professional career as a designer.Paige and Nino chat about why there are not more men engaging in online art communities. Nino questions why there are not more men taking courses for art? Are these online art courses not their thing or is it because men have been conditioned to not express themselves in general or through art? Nino expresses his own experience taking an online art course and dives into the why behind his own online art course, the Spice Art Club. Nino explains his online membership, the Spice Art Club as a layer or a process, it’s not meant to be perfect. Just like a painting, layer by layer, you will start to uncover ways to express yourself and create art without self doubt. Nino also touches upon the act of routine and the steps to starting to express one self and how he strives to help artists be less stressed through their art.Paige and Nino chat about how men deal with stressful situations and how Nino has always used painting as a way to manage stress and express himself, and questions if there are more ways men can use art making as a way to express themselves, the way he does. Disclaimer - Paige and Nino are generalizing men in this episode and know there are plenty of men out there who express themselves through a variety of creative outlets and share their experiences online and in person, which is so freaking cool!To follow and support Nino, please check out https://nino.studio , https://spice.nino.studio/landing , and https://www.instagram.com/ninoyuniardi

On this episode, Paige chats with her friend Cynthia White. Cynthia is a is a partner-level management consultant/anthropologist. She is the President of her company, Ceatro Group where she typically works with organizations that have complex product and service offerings, multi-year relationships with customers in both the B2B and B2C space. Executives and P&L leaders count on Cynthia for her accurate analysis, efficient projects, executive-level relationships, and her deep understanding human behavior, customer experience, customer service, and innovation.Cynthia is also an artist and the face behind her art business, Cynthia White Art. Paige and Cynthia discuss art, skill, technology, and over the couch art. Cynthia shares her experience showing her work around Boston, selling direct, by commission, and as the first original artist on Wayfair's designer site, Perigold.Throughout Cynthia’s experience working in corporate and traveling around the world, she would always find ways to create during her down time in her hotel room while on work trips. Cynthia explored photography, crafting, cake decorating, quilting, and other creative outlets. When Cynthia wanted to get back into painting, she decided to explore abstract painting, acrylic paints, and adding various mediums to acrylic paint. Prior to Cynthia White Art, Cynthia expresses how she never thought about making money off of her art because that wasn’t the path she necessarily wanted for herself. Cynthia describes how defining herself as an “artist” wasn’t a red flag she needed to wave due of her craving to accomplish other things in addition to making art. Cynthia shares lots of amazing stories that will make you laugh and leave you feeling driven and inspired. She shares her experience traveling to West Africa on a Fulbright scholarship to study the cultural sharing of textiles and pursuing a career as an anthropologist, to her obsession of painting her breasts while at college, to falling in front of Kim Kardashian. To follow and support Cynthia, check out https://www.cynthiaewhite.com and https://www.cynthiaewhite.com.

On this episode of Paige's Pod, Paige chats with Misha Zadeh from Misha Zadeh Illustration & Design. Misha draws and paints from a sunny studio in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle (Paige and Misha are practically neighbors!). She is infinitely inspired by the flora and fauna of the Pacific Northwest, as well as those from her travels and her imagination. She has rarely met a color she doesn’t like. Misha shares her story of how she started her creative career in graphic design, which eventually lead to starting her own stationary business. After a long stint in the stationery world with her company Turquoise Creative, Misha relaunched her business as Misha Zadeh Illustration & Design in 2016 with a focus on creating art for the textiles, home, gift, and paper goods markets.Misha and Paige dive deep into a discussion about the pre dot-com days. Misha's shares her experiences organically growing her brand during a time where posting, engaging, and creating content wasn't relevant or necessary. During the pre dot-com days, relationships, connections, face to face interactions, and in person events were the driving forces that got your work in front of people and out into the world. In addition to sharing her experiences pre social media days, Misha shares the differences and pros/cons between then and now, specially in the world of licensing. Misha's story and creative journey is such an inspiration to listen to. If you are someone that is interested in licensing your work, definitely give this episode a listen because Misha is a wealth of knowledge and at the end of this episode, she shares tips on how to get started in the world of licensing. To follow and support Misha, check out http://www.mishazadeh.com and follow https://www.instagram.com/mishazadeh

On this episode, Paige chats with Erin Oostra. Erin is a Washington-based painter and visual designer whose work explores the beauty and movement she finds all around her, whether summiting a mountain or crossing city streets.Erin shares her experience working as a visual designer and how after an accelerated design program, she landed her dream job working with the digital and print design team for Nordstrom HQ. Erin and Paige chat about the pros and cons working for a large company vs. working for a smaller company where individuals have more of a creative voice. Erin chats about her creative journey and how she started painting. Small doodles and painting studies she would create on hikes with friends eventually lead her to painting on large canvases.Paige and Erin discuss what it means to put yourself out there, take risks, and just go for it, as well as what it means to be an Artist. To follow and support Erin, please visit https://erinoostra.com and https://www.instagram.com/erinoostra

On this episode, Paige chats with Betsey Iannarellli the bright and bubbly artist behind @betseyianstudio on Instagram. Betsey is a mixed media artist and is known for creating original embroidered paintings filled with bold colors and vibrant florals. Paige and Betsey chat about how painting has always been a creative outlet for Betsey ever since she was a teenager. This conversation has a “hang out with your closest friend on the couch with a warm cup of tea, and one too many blankets” kind of vibe due to the candid and very real topics that flow between Betsey and Paige.Betsey chats about finding joy in the physical painting part of her business and not so much joy in the technology part of it (Betsey has a love hate relationship with technology), as well as how important it is to stay true to herself as an artist and content creator.Betsey shares her experience being scouted at an art market by a Lily Pulitzer designer, and the challenges of saying no to clients, friends, relationships, and even herself. Paige and Betsey also chat about their New Jersey pride. To follow and support Betsey please follow https://www.instagram.com/betseyianstudio/ and check out https://www.betseyianstudio.com

On this episode, Paige interviews the inspirational Christina Chang. Christina is an Asian American Art Educator and Contemporary Artist based in Boston, MA.Christina shares her creative upbringing, her positive undergraduate art school experience at Texas Christian University, as well as her empowering graduate school experience at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Christina has a passion for teaching and expresses how she views art, and how there is such a broad range of creative opportunities for artists. Paige and Christina dive deep into various aspects of her teaching philosophy, as well as how she weaves in anti racist curriculum into the classroom by introducing her students to a variety of contemporary artists from different backgrounds and cultures. Christina allows her students to share their own stories and thoughts through self expression and wants her students to feel empowered to express themselves though their art, because their creative voices matter.This episode is a beautiful one full of personal stories, advice, and positivity. In addition to chatting about art and education, Paige and Christina chat about incorporating art everyday to find balance, future hopes and dreams for Christina and her art, as well as how she really enjoys connecting with other Asian American females in beauty, fashion, and art online. Christina expresses how an online platform like Instagram, expresses other Asian American females in such a positive lights and how connecting with these amazing women has truly been such a joy. To follow and support Christina Chang, please visit https://christinachangart.com and https://www.instagram.com/christinachang_art .

On this episode, Paige interviews AnnMarie Young, a 21 year old artist who recently received her BFA at the University of Texas at Austin. Paige and AnnMarie discuss their similar experiences attending an art school and feeling like an outsider throughout their time as students, as well as having to learn about marketing their artwork themselves. AnnMarie discusses how Tiktok was the main marketing technique that gained her a loyal following for her artwork. AnnMarie discusses how she also fast tracked her degree path, graduated on May 22, 2021 and ended up moving to Alaska on May 23, 2021. She describes how her time in Alaska largely consists of her latest project of painting 100 postcards with various landscapes in Alaska. AnnMarie also goes into depth about how she applied and got accepted to an art residency program in Iceland last year and how it was the best experience she could have asked for. While only 21 years old, AnnMarie has carved a bright future for herself as an artist. To follow and support AnnMarie, follow https://www.instagram.com/annmyoung.arts/, https://annmarieyoung.com/ , and https://www.tiktok.com/@annmyoung.arts?lang=en . To research and discover a worldwide network of art residencies, check out www.resartis.org too!

On this episode, Paige chats about her experience on how she expanded her career opportunities as an artist through live wedding painting. She discusses the challenges of meeting new people and making connections in a new city where she didn’t know anyone besides her husband Sam and a few friends. After reaching out to wedding planners and attending some networking events, Paige finally dipped her toes into the world of wedding venue painting. She takes you through a step by step process on her journey of how she pursued this goal of hers. Paige emphasizes how live wedding painting is just another example of how artists have numerous opportunities at their fingertips if they are willing to think outside the box and put themselves out there. To continue to follow Paige and her ARTrepreneur journey, follow https://www.instagram.com/paigelindseydesign/ and https://open.spotify.com/show/0fDE5wJfjWe27rJDl1o4Tt?si=ZluHVU7VTUKeamoyXFdpMA&nd=1 .

On this episode, Paige interviews Carrie, also known as @carrieandthebrush on Instagram. Carrie is a full time therapist by day and watercolor artist by night. She began dabbling in watercolor during the pandemic and before she knew it, her love for painting caught the attention of others. After showing up consistently for herself, she soon turned her hobby into her own business. Paige and Carrie discuss career changes, the importance of mental health, and the balance between making art for others as well as for yourself. From marketing, to photography, to now watercolor, creativity has always been an important part of Carrie’s career journey. She also discusses the fulfillment she now receives from helping others as a therapist and artist as well. Paige and Carrie have an engaging and relatable conversation for anyone trying to figure out how to turn their creativity into a career they truly enjoy. To support Carrie and her amazing work, follow https://www.instagram.com/carrieandthebrush and http://www.carrieandthebrush.com

On this episode, Paige interviews the hardworking artist, mom, and business owner, Jackie Schon. Jackie shares her journey of learning the ins and outs of running a small business with her mom, Jill. She discusses how she balances her career as an artist as well as being a mom of two. Jackie also talks about how her experience working as a waitress led her to acquiring the skills needed to succeed in co-owning her own business known as "The Paint Bar”, coincidentally where Paige and Jackie first met. Paige and Jackie reminisce about their time working together and how they’ve both grown from their experiences working in the small Paint Bar studio in Newton, Massachusetts. Jackie’s enthusiastic nature grasps your attention throughout this episode while giving you the courage to follow your career dreams no matter the circumstances. To follow Jackie and her amazing work, follow https://www.instagram.com/by.jackie/ https://thepaintbar.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/thepaintbar/

On this episode, Paige chats with Seattle artist, Gina Ariko. Inspired from a young age by her grandma and grandpa (obaachan and ojiichan), Gina discusses her journey and growth as an artist. From starting her full time art career during the pandemic, to creating a community that empowers female artists of color, Gina has flourished into the artist that she aspired to become since she was a young girl. Paige and Gina discuss the hardships of fitting into a world where people constantly question the career of becoming a full time artist, and how she overcomes her fear of failure while pursuing her lifelong passion. To follow and support Gina Ariko, check out https://ginaariko.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/ginaariko/

On this episode, Paige chats with the beautiful soul, Tasha Cathey. Tasha Cathey is an oil and watercolor artist based in Birmingham, Alabama. Tasha explores natural paint making and creates beautiful pieces of art inspired by her own photographs of landscapes and national parks. Tasha shares her experience living and working in national parks and how her surroundings inspired her photography. Tasha and Paige chat about her career as a photographer and how she transitioned from photographer, to full time mom, to artist and natural paint maker. Tasha shares how she got into natural paint making, as well as her own creative paint making process. Tasha started sharing her paintings more seriously on Instagram and her community has skyrocketed from a little over 1,000 followers to 10,000+ in just two short years! Tasha is truly an inspiration to anyone that is interested in trying something new. To follow Tasha and her incredible photos, art, and pigments check out https://www.instagram.com/tashacathey and https://www.tashacathey.com/links

On this episode, Paige interviews the incredibly kind and talented young artist, Jacqueline Dubois. Jackie shares her journey of taking a gap year from school during Covid to pursue art full time. Paige and Jackie chat about college and how Jackie maneuvered through the pressures, expectations and challenges she experienced. Jackie chats about how Lili Reinhart (American actress and author) reached out to her on TikTok to purchase one of her pieces and how overnight, her inbox became overwhelmingly filled with hundreds of new inquires and art fans. Paige and Jackie discuss the stress and anxiety of fulling orders, mental health, vulnerability, and the why behind Jackie's work. Jackie expresses how beautiful moments can grow from really hard, sad, and challenging experiences and how she wanted to make art that felt meaningful, raw, and beautiful. The power of connection and healing through art is truly a powerful thing and this beautiful conversation hones in on how special and necessary art is for this world. To support Jackie and her amazing work, follow https://www.instagram.com/artofjqwellin and https://www.jqwell.in

On this episode, Paige interviews the beautiful soul, Sarah Moore. Sarah creates paintings that are invitations into wild places. She brings a multi-disciplinary background in architecture and public health to her creative practice, focusing on the impact that connecting within nature has on our creativity, health, and well-being. Sarah shares her journey of becoming an architect and her experience with the intense and demanding work load, as well as her struggles with an undiagnosed mental health disorder.Paige and Sarah chat about her search for a career that aligned with what she wanted - less stress, a lighter work load, and more free time to paint. Sarah found an amazing job working for a non profit that helped her tap back into her interests she had before enrolling in architecture school. Working for a non profit, reconnected Sarah back to her love of graphic design, writing and painting. Sarah and Paige discuss their gradual steps and mindset shifts to becoming full time ARTrepreneurs. To follow and support Sarah Moore, check out https://sarahmoore.studio and https://www.instagram.com/sarahmoore_studio

On this episode, Paige interviews Lindsey Luna Tucker. Lindsey is an abstract landscape painter that explores the innate human desire to connect with nature. Lindsey shares her beautiful story of how she went back to school in her mid 20's to pursue her BFA degree at Georgia State University. Lindsey chats about her experience getting married at a young age, and how she spent so many years trying to fit herself into a specific mold that left her feeling extremely unhappy because she wasn't living to her own truth. Going back to school and pursuing art, was the start of Lindsey taking ownership of what she wanted out of her life and the start of her beautiful art career as a painter and badass business women. Lindsey and Paige chat about Lindsey's painting process, how to make paint, Lindsey's vision for her art business, and The Non Toxic Crit Group. To follow and support Lindsey Luna Tucker, check out https://lindseylunatucker.com and https://www.instagram.com/lindseylunatucker

On this episode Paige bring back Laurel Greenfield from Laurel Greenfield Art for another podcast episode about sharing & boundaries! Paige and Laurel dive deep into the topic of sharing and generosity as an artist. They discuss their thoughts on what it means to share with your audience, what to share, the why behind sharing, how much vs. how little to share, and different ways they personally share, connect, show generosity, and set boundaries with their own audiences. After listening to this episode, check out Paige and Laurel’s Instagram Live chat about generosity and boundaries and let Paige and Laurel know your thoughts on these topics! The IG live chat is linked here > https://www.instagram.com/tv/CN7nL4Nhsat/?hl=en . To follow and support Laurel Greenfield, check out https://www.laurelgreenfieldart.com and https://www.instagram.com/laurelgreenfieldart

On today’s episode, Paige chats with her dear friend, Andrea Stephania. Paige and Andrea used to work together at The Paint Bar when they both lived in Boston, MA. Life took Paige and Andrea in different directions and years later, Andrea reached out to Paige in need of some 1:1 creative business coaching. Ever since Andrea and Paige rekindled their friendship, they chat regularly and continue to support one another and their creative pursuits!Andrea shares her beautiful story of coming to the US from Ecuador, how she started her art business and how manifesting has played a major role in her life ever since she was little. Paige and Andrea dive deep into the topic of manifestation, what it means and different ways to practice and apply manifestation in everyday life.Andrea is a positive ray of sunshine that continues to learn, grow, and blossom as an ARTrepreneur. In addition to painting, she also specializes in editorial work, web and brand design and art education for children and adults. Andrea believes everyone has the opportunity to fill up their creative cup no matter who they are and where they come from. To follow and support Andrea, please follow https://www.instagram.com/andreastephaniadesigns and https://www.andreastephania.com

On this episode, Paige interviews Shealeen Louise, the incredible watercolor floral and botanical artist. Paige and Shealeen chat about her creative journey and how she moved to Nashville to pursue music. Shealeen quickly realized that she didn’t enjoy touring and playing shows and turned to painting as an escape. Shealeen shares her gradual and natural progression of becoming an artist and how she shifted from being a musician to a watercolor painter. Shealeen and Paige discuss art licensing, teaching watercolor classes, and partnerships with big brands. Paige and Shealeen swap stories about stressful teaching situations, Instagram growth, imposter syndrome, listening to your creative intuition, and how taking one tiny step at a time can lead to an abundance of success. Shealeen also shares her thoughts on becoming a new mom. To follow and support Shealeen and her husband, Dan please follow https://www.shealeenlouise.com , https://www.instagram.com/shealeenlouise , and https://www.instagram.com/thebishopsilversmith

On this episode, Paige interviews the magical unicorn, Jessica Hitchcock. Jessica is a magical unicorn because not only is she an Artist, but she is an Artist that loves business, finance, and finds so much joy in crunching numbers! Jessica shares her journey of leaving her Finance Director role to pursue art full time. Jessica chats about the challenges she endured when she first started her art business and how she has grown into a successful ARTrepreneur with multiple revenue streams. Paige and Jessica discuss her coaching program that helps artists build a solid foundation for their art career, build confidence, set goals and track income. This episode dives deep into a variety a different topics such as revenue streams, finance tips and tricks, the power of story telling, ways to build authentic connections, and creative ways to network and market your business. To learn more about Jessica Hitchcock, please follow https://www.jessicahitchcock.org and https://www.instagram.com/jessica_hitchcock

On this episode, Paige interviews Sari Shryack, the incredibly talented artist behind @not_sorry_art. Sari shares her background of living below the poverty line in the Ozarks and her incredible journey of working extremely hard to get to where she is today. Shari shares personal stories and her experiences regarding mental health, and how making a promise to herself to paint for 100 days has allowed herself to be more kind to her creative self.Paige and Sari discuss their love for teaching and how the world needs more people to tap into their creative side, and how art should be open to everyone. If more more people created, and thought they were deserving of making art, the world would be a better place. Sari also chats about her online painting course, Not Sorry Art School and how it’s blossomed into a beautiful space for people to learn, paint and believe in themselves.Paige and Sari chat about vulnerability, keeping promises to ourselves, as well as being kind to our creative selves, mental health, making bad art, and her still life painting process. To follow and support Sari, please check out https://www.instagram.com/not_sorry_art , https://www.notsorryartschool.com and https://www.sari.studio

On this episode, Paige interviews Stuart and Abby the incredible husband and wife team behind Canvas. Canvas is a lamp that allows you to make "beautifully lit videos on your phone without losing your mind". Stuart and Abby share their journey of the creation of Canvas and how their business blossomed into what it is today. They chat about the launch of their product and how challenging it was to fulfill orders during a pandemic. Although fulfilling ordering was challenging during a pandemic, it was also kind of amazing because people were at home, starting new hobbies, looking to share their creations, and Canvas was a way to share video effortlessly.Stuart and Abby chat about balance, taking risks, and their experiences working together with two young kids, and a brand new business. Paige, Stuart, and Abby discuss authenticity and developing a unique voice for ideal clients. This episode is so fun, light hearted, and such a joy to listen to! If you are looking for an easy way to capture the perfect overhead shot on your phone without bulky and expensive equipment, Canvas is a must have product! To follow and support Stuart, Abby, and Canvas please follow https://www.shopcanvas.co and https://www.instagram.com/shopcanvas.co

On this episode, Paige chats about the importance of customer service. Paige shares a story about an experience she encountered while working with a small business she once loved, and how poor customer service can tarnish your brand. PS - Please ignore Paige's Instagram rant at the end of this episode because her Insta is now back to @paigelindseydesign NOT @paigelindseyart (insert laughing emoji here). To follow and support Paige, subscribe to Paige's Pod and follow https://www.paigelindseydesign.com and https://www.instagram.com/paigelindseydesign

On this episode, Paige interviews the beautiful soul, Abby Lynne from Abby Lynne Art. Abby is a ARTrepreneur, mother, and such a fiery, female force filled with lots of love, light, and authenticity. Abby shares her beautiful journey of how she built her booming art business. Abby is a live wedding painter and is known for her floral glass paintings. She shares many beautiful stories, from meeting the love of her life at a café, getting pregnant while at school, to sharing how she started to sell her work, and her journey of discovering her most authentic self. Abby dives deep into the power of authenticity, motherhood, live wedding painting, and how completely leaning into what you are passionate about can lead to a creative career. I hope you laugh as much as Paige and Abby did in this episode! To follow and support Abby Lynne, please follow https://www.instagram.com/abbylynneartist and https://abbylynneart.com

On this episode, Paige interviews her Instagram art friend, Emily Kenney the sparkly, vibrant and beautiful soul behind @emilykenneyart. Emily and Paige bond over working at paint and sip businesses. They discuss how working at Painting with a Twist and The Paint Bar has helped them both overcome their fear of public speaking, learn how to communicate and connect with potential clients, and learn how to problem solve quickly and efficiently in sticky situations. Emily shares her journey as an art student and life after art school, and how she felt extremely unprepared as a young adult trying to pursue a creative career post grad. Paige and Emily cover a variety of topics, from Etsy, social media, connecting with creatives, to working with young aspiring artists. This episode is a casual but juicy conversation filled with so many amazing tidbits and I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I do! To support Emily Kenney please follow, https://www.instagram.com/emilykenneyart and https://www.etsy.com/shop/emilykenneyart

On this episode, Paige interviews Sarah Mundy the fierce, female force behind SAJ Ceramic. Sarah is an art educator, mentor, potter, and small business owner with an extraordinary passion for teaching high schoolers. Paige and Sarah talk about imposter syndrome, education, and the why behind Sarah’s passion for teaching. Sarah chats about the incredible mentors that have helped guide her when she was a young adult maneuvering through high school and higher education. Paige and Sarah dive deep into the physical act of creating and how meditative, restorative, and soothing it is, as well as how necessary it is in order to survive as a creative. Paige and Sarah also chat about social media and how it effects their own studio practice. This episode is a juicy one filled with so many amazing tidbits and I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I do! To follow and support Sarah Mundy and SAJ Ceramic please follow, https://www.sajceramic.com and https://www.instagram.com/sajceramic

On this episode, Paige interviews the ultimate Instagram queen, Sillie Mugo. Sillie is a corporate dropout turned ARTrepreneur and Creative Buisness Coach, who specializes in helping creatives turn their hobby into a thriving business by using Instagram. Sillie shares her journey from working a very full time, corporate job to starting her own business, and how one key note speaker completely shifted her mindset and helped her realize that she had to turn her hobby into a full time career. Paige and Sillie dive deep into Instagram and Sillie's B.A.R method, which helps creatives show up on Instagram like a boss, plan and create content efficiently, create authentic connections, stellar engagement, and generate sales. I highly recommend taking notes and re-listening to this episode a few times because the educational value is off the charts! To follow and support Sillie Mugo, please follow https://www.instagram.com/silliemugo and https://www.silliemugoart.com

On this episode, Paige interviews Lindsay Hall. Lindsay is a young, visual artist who focuses on the portraiture of people, animals, and buildings in a variety of mediums including acrylic paint, graphite pencil, and oil pastel. Lindsay and Paige chat about their art school experiences, their failures, and how embracing change can be extremely difficult, but also the secret ingredient we all need to pave an entirely new path to pursue big dreams. To support Lindsay Hall, please follow https://www.patreon.com/lindsayhallart , https://www.lindsayhallart.com/ , and https://www.instagram.com/lindsayhall_art/?hl=en

On this episode, Paige interviews the award winning, self-taught sculptor, Ryan Kelley. Ryan and Paige chat about his journey as a self-taught artist, who followed a very non tradition path to get to where he is today. Ryan expresses the importance of value, how to stay in your own lane, and understand the meaning of value pertaining to artists and their own work. Paige and Ryan discuss how immersing yourself in your community allows you to connect, grow, and give back in a really big way. Ryan explains his dream of creating the ultimate live/work environment for himself and other artists, and how after many years of manifesting, hard work, and a supportive community, his dream is slowly starting to become a reality. To support Ryan Kelley and Wire By Ryan, please follow https://www.wirebyryan.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/wirebyryan/?hl=en

On this episode, Paige interviews Kayla L'Heureux, the incredibly talented potter and art educator. Kayla and Paige reminisce about traveling abroad and how they rekindled their friendship many years after graduating from art school together. Kayla discusses breaking barriers with regards to teaching, her own creative practice, and her art business, kg.clayware. Kayla shares her experience starting kg.clayware and how it has evolved over the past year. She also touches upon custom orders and learning how to say no when a client's vision doesn't necessarily align with her own as an artist. Paige and Kayla discuss how this art world is big enough for everyone, and just because your neighbor is doing something similar to you, shouldn't stop you from achieving your goals and dreams. To follow and support Kayla L'Heureux and kg.clayware please visit, https://www.kgclayware.com and https://www.instagram.com/kg.clayware/?hl=en

On this episode, Paige chats with her husband Sam about pricing. Paige and Sam chat about the struggles creatives encounter when it comes to pricing their work. Sam is a finance guru and has many years of pricing and strategy experience under his belt thanks to his experience working at RSM as a CPA, and in FP&A at several tech startups. Sam is currently a Sr. Product Marketing Manager as well as, runs pricing at Circle. Paige and Sam discuss how important it is to create a pricing strategy in order to optimize and get the most out of your pricing! Paige and Sam chat about Pricing For Creative Entrepreneurs, which is their FREE e-course that helps creatives understand how to effectively price their work and gain pricing confidence! Pricing For Creative Entrepreneurs is a little taste of their more extensive e-course, Finance 101 For Creatives, which will be launching in the next few months. To support Paige and Sam, please follow, https://www.paigelindseydesign.com , https://www.instagram.com/paigelindseydesign , and https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-magnant-8601671a/

On this episode, Paige interviews the amazing Rachel Primé, the Founder of Relevé with Rachel. Rachel shares her experience leaving her corporate tech job, to pursue her love for yoga, barre, and wellness. Rachel opens up about her identity and how she approaches the constant struggle of feeling like she doesn't belong. Paige and Rachel dive deep into the topic of inclusivity and how important it is to make people feel love, supported, and accepted for who they truly are. Fitness and art is for everyone!Rachel and Paige also chat about the power of word of mouth marketing, and how they handle judgment from those who have a difficult time understanding creative career choices. To support Rachel Primé and Relevé with Rachel, please follow:https://www.relevewithrachel.com and https://www.instagram.com/rachprime

On this episode, Paige interviews the ultimate badass Africa Rubio, the Co-Founder of the Boston Women’s Market and Namastay Well. In addition to Co-Founding two incredible companies, she also is a gut and hormone health coach! Africa shares her experience moving from Spain to Boston, MA and how she coped with a deep sense of loneliness in an entirely new place. Paige and Africa chat about meeting strangers for coffee, and how random meet ups can lead to incredibly big ideas. Africa shares her experience with building community and long lasting connections, how to really shine when applying to art markets, how to manage your imposter syndrome, and helpful tips on how to effectively distribute your time and energy. To support Africa Rubio, the Boston Women’s Market, and Namastay Well, please follow:https://www.bostonwomensmarket.com/ and https://www.namastaywell.co/

On this episode, Paige interviews the incredibly talented mom boss, Kelly Aiken from Copeley Designs. Kelly shares her journey from full time Architect to full time ARTrepreneur, and how she discovered her unique gold leaf painting style. Kelly and Paige reminisce about working at The Paint Bar together, and how working at a paint and sip studio helped them gain exposure and clients in New England. Mental health advocacy is a big part of Kelly’s mission as an artist. Paige and Kelly dive a little bit deeper as they discuss their own mental health, and how painting has helped them maneuver through difficult times in their lives. To support Kelly Aiken and Copeley Designs, please follow https://www.copeleydesigns.com and https://www.instagram.com/copeley_designs_art

On this episode, Paige interviews the incredibly talented landscape painter and founder of the Non Toxic Crit Group, Bri Custer. Bri shares her experience working as a full time art teacher and the decisions she made in order to become a full time artist. Paige and Bri reminisce about their time painting together in Italy and chat about the negative painting critiques they both experienced at art school in New Hampshire. Bri expresses the importance of art discussion, community, and how conversations with other artists about their negative critique experiences sparked the idea to create small virtual groups that dive deep into feedback, reflection, and process. To support Bri Custer and The Non Toxic Crit Group, please follow https://bricuster.com , https://www.instagram.com/briiiiicuster , https://www.thenontoxiccritgroup.com , and https://www.instagram.com/thenontoxiccritgroup

On this episode, Paige interviews one of her art besties Laurel, the incredible powerhouse behind Laurel Greenfield Art. Laurel creates paintings inspired by meaningful food memories out of her kitchen studio in Boston, MA. She is the creator of her online course, called Vibrant Vision which teaches new acrylic painters how to get their vision from their head to the canvas so they can uncover their distinctive style. In this episode, Laurel refers to her course as Vibrant Color Master Class, but has since changed the name to Vibrant Vision. Laurel shares her journey of becoming an ARTrepreneur, how she identifies and manages her perfectionism, how to be more involved in your community, and how to stay in your own lane as an artist. To follow and support Laurel, please visit https://www.laurelgreenfieldart.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/laurelgreenfieldart/

On this episode, Paige interviews Erica Goldstein, the fabulous woman behind The Blank Canvas Company. The Blank Canvas Co. is a creative brand that empowers women through bold and bright designs inspired by positivity. During the day, you can find Erica flexing her product marketing corporate skills and by night, you can find her laser focussed on her art business. Erica shares helpful tips on how she manages her time and stress between work, her personal life, and her art business. Erica also chats about how she started The Blank Canvas Company and her journey as a self taught artist. To follow and support Erica and The Blank Canvas Company, please visit https://www.theblankcanvascompany.com and https://www.instagram.com/theblankcanvasco.