The Art Coaching Club Podcast

Instagram Strategy for Artists: Grow & Sell Your Art

Host Hayley White shares her Instagram strategy for artists, emphasizing that while Instagram can be a powerful tool, it's not the only path to growth. She explains why a

Running an Art Business: Pricing Art & Instagram with Lucy Camp

A year ago, Lucy Camp was painting before work and on weekends, quietly wondering if a full-time creative career was even an option. Now she’s full-time, fresh off her fi

Katie Brown: Why She Left Four Art Galleries & Then Sold Out Her Next Collection

Katie Brown returns to the podcast, sharing how much has changed since our last chat! She opens up about the whirlwind of the past two years: welcoming her second child,

Building The Gilded Shuffle Mahjong Line with Caroline & Bex

Caroline and Bex have been best friends since before they were born, literally, their moms knew each other first. So when Caroline fell in love with mahjong two and a hal

Building Chasing Paper with Elizabeth Rees

Elizabeth Rees started Chasing Paper because she wanted a wallpaper company that worked for her.  In this episode we talk about how she built that into a real business, a

From Side Hustle to Sold Out: Jennifer M. Walker on Finding Her Niche and Trusting Her Own Timeline

* I️ misspoke when announcing the Club - spots are open from September 16th - the 24th!   Jennifer M. Walker is a St. Louis-based painter who's been selling her work for

Working With Interior Designers, Part 3: The Follow-Up Strategy That Gets You Rehired

This is the final episode in our three-part series on working with interior designers, and it covers the part almost nobody talks about: what happens after the project sh

Katherine Corden on Building a Fine Art Career, One Bold Move at a Time (FFF)

This Friday's replay is my conversation with Katherine Corden, a fine artist in Traverse City, Michigan, known for her expressive figures and color work, who got here by

Working With Interior Designers, Part 2: How to Become Their Go-To Artist

Welcome back to part two of my three-part series on working with interior designers. This one picks up after the designer has already said yes, and it's all about what ha

Eden Flora on Licensing, Collections, and Reinvesting in Your Art Business (FFF)

This Friday's replay is my conversation with Eden Flora, an artist and registered art therapist in Oxford, Mississippi, whose collection-based approach to art has grown i

Working with Interior Designers: Find Them, Build Your Portfolio (Part 1)

Welcome to Part 1 of our series on working with interior designers! For artists, understanding how to connect with these professionals can truly transform your business.

Money Q&A for Artists: Bookkeeping, Taxes, and Write-Offs with Ashley Ford (FFF)

This is a fan favorite replay, and if you missed it the first time, now's your chance. I sat down with Ashley Ford of Pretty Penny Accounting, who works specifically with

Artist Brynn Casey on Fear, Fun, and Staying in Your Lane

Season two starts with one of my favorite conversations yet, with Brynn Casey, a Georgia-based artist known for her coastal and water-inspired paintings. We talk about he

Everything You Need to Know About Prints, with Studio Giclée (Fan Favorite Friday))

It's a Friday fan favorite, so today I'm resurfacing one of the episodes y'all keep coming back to: my interview with Chad and Daisy of Studio Giclée in Wilmington, North

Seeds vs. Money Makers: Your Holiday Selling Plan Starts in August

Yes, it's August. Yes, we're talking about Christmas. Stick with me, because the artists who do holiday well aren't the ones scrambling in November, they're the ones who

Pricing Without Flinching: How to Price Your Artwork (and Stop Underselling Yourself)

Pricing is probably the question I get asked more than anything else — right behind shipping tips. So to close out this three-day series and kick off season two, we're ta

What Actually Makes a Collector Buy Your Artwork

Most artists think their ideal buyer is some hyper-rich woman sitting in a castle, waiting to click purchase. She's not. Your real buyer is closer to you than you think —

Just Start: Killing the Starving Artist Myth

Season two is here, and yes, I know season one somehow ran 250-something episodes and this is still "season two." We're not overthinking it. I took the spring and summer

FFF: Lindsey Crafter on Pricing, Pinterest, and the Myth of the Big Following

Lindsey McCord paints under the name Lindsay Crafter, a nickname a boss in New York gave her years ago when she was rigging marshmallows from ceilings for Target and L'Or

FFF: From a $100 First Sale to Selling Out a Collection in 4 Minutes with Artist Brittany Smith

This week's Friday replay is with Brittany Smith, and it's one of my favorite conversations about what actually happens between "I started painting again for myself" and