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The Art Coaching Club Podcast

The Art Coaching Club

Being an artist can be one of the most fulfilling careers, but can also be one of the most frustrating. The time and effort that goes into creating, often leaves little time for other tasks such as marketing, networking, website development, and financials. The Art Coaching Club Podcast is here to help!Hayley Price is the creator behind The Art Coaching Club and now The Art Coaching Club Podcast. As an artist, owner of the online art gallery, The Scouted Studio, and as an international business

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00:50:33

Building Chasing Paper with Elizabeth Rees

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2026/09/29

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, and about the part of her model that makes her a genuinely interesting guest for this audience, she doesn't just sell wallpaper, she licenses other people's art onto it.We get into what that partnership actually looks like from both sides, using her collaborations with Liz Lidgett and Meredith Kinney as real examples. We discuss

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01:02:53

From Side Hustle to Sold Out: Jennifer M. Walker on...

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2026/09/22

* 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 three and a half years, and in the last year has found real traction with botanicals, even though her heart still wanders toward abstract work and patterned framing. In this conversation, she walks through the actual trajectory of her career: painting quietly at home after leaving a corporate job, a studio that came with the house she

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00:16:50

Working With Interior Designers, Part 3: The...

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2026/09/15

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 ships. You landed the commission, she loved the piece, everyone's happy — and then six months go by and you haven't heard a word.I get into why that happens (it's usually not personal, she's just busy and juggling a dozen projects) and what to do about it: building a real re-engagement strategy that lives in her inbox instead of your

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00:55:18

Katherine Corden on Building a Fine Art Career, One...

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2026/09/11

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 easing out of a career as a physical therapist rather than leaping. She started her art Instagram the week she graduated PT school, and eight years later, that side project has become a full-time business complete with an Anthropologie partnership, gallery representation, and licensing deals.We talk through what she learned in

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00:15:26

Working With Interior Designers, Part 2: How to...

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2026/09/08

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 happens next. I start with a story from my time at Fritz Porter, the to-the-trade studio in Charleston, and what it taught me about why the same designers kept coming back again and again: because we were easy to work with. That's the whole episode. I get into why being easy to work with matters more than almost anything else once

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00:47:41

Eden Flora on Licensing, Collections, and Reinvesting...

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2026/09/04

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 into a business built on teaching, licensing, and a lot of hard-won reinvestment.Eden walks through how her fabric design degree and her master's in art therapy from Pratt both shaped how she works today, how she builds a collection around an idea she's personally sitting with, and how art licensing, something she says almost nobody

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00:18:10

Working with Interior Designers Part 1: Before — How...

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2026/09/01

This is part one of a three-part series on working with interior designers. If you have been wondering how to get your art in front of designers, where to find them, how to reach out, and what to send, this episode is your starting point. Hayley shares the memory from working with interior designer Courtney Agosti that changed how she thinks about being memorable as a vendor, why a PDF portfolio is non-negotiable, and the outreach approach that actually gets a response. Subscribe to Paper Trail on

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00:45:26

Money Q&A for Artists: Bookkeeping, Taxes, and...

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2026/08/28

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 women-owned and creative businesses, and this conversation answers nearly every financial question I had when I started my art business.We walk through the difference between a bookkeeper and an accountant, when it's actually time to hire one, what artists can legitimately write off, why you need a separate business bank account

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01:00:10

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

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2026/08/25

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 her years apprenticing under Brit Bass Turner, why trying oil paint after a decade in her signature style feels almost forbidden, and the marriage metaphor she uses for the seasons of a creative career, some fireworks, some grind, all worth it.We also get practical: why Instagram doesn't convert the way it used to and what Brynn's

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00:59:03

Everything You Need to Know About Prints, with Studio...

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2026/08/21

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 Carolina. These two are the real deal — Daisy's a painter who studied art and interior design, and Chad grew up working in his family's print shop in Nebraska before spending over a decade doing color correction in LA, including for TV and film. Put those two together and you get a print shop that only works with artists, which

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00:21:58

Seeds vs. Money Makers: Your Holiday Selling Plan...

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2026/08/18

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 planned in the summer.Today I'm walking through the framework I use with my coaching clients to think about holiday sales: seeds versus money makers. Money makers are your originals, commissions, and bigger bespoke pieces. Seeds are the giftable stuff, ornaments, calendars, small prints, cards, and their real return isn't the sale

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00:31:37

Pricing Without Flinching: How to Price Your Artwork...

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2026/08/13

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 talking about how to actually price your art.I'm walking through the pricing mistakes I see most often — giving work away "for exposure," panic-discounting during a slow month, pricing off materials alone, copying someone else's price sheet, underpricing commissions just to land the client — and what those mistakes really cost you

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00:23:11

What Actually Makes a Collector Buy Your Artwork

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2026/08/12

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 — she's the person who splurged on something last month she didn't need, saved all year for a piece she loved, or bought herself a gift she didn't feel like explaining to anyone. Art isn't a commodity only the wealthy buy. It's belief, desire, and a luxury people find a way toward even when the math doesn't quite work.In this

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00:16:37

Just Start: Killing the Starving Artist Myth

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2026/08/11

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 off, and I'm back with a shift: fewer interviews, more solo episodes built around one thing — growing a real, sustainable art business. The interviews aren't gone, and there are 200-plus of them in the archive if you want another artist's story to pair with these. But the weekly focus now is practical, walk-away-and-do-it advice,

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01:11:34

FFF: Lindsey Crafter on Pricing, Pinterest, and the...

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2026/08/07

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'Oréal events. She got there through fashion school, event production, ghostwriting, prop styling, basically every creative job that existed, and it wasn't until she had her daughter in 2020 that painting became the thing she actually built a business around, posting one piece at a time while the baby slept.This conversation goes deep

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00:49:45

FFF: From a $100 First Sale to Selling Out a...

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2026/07/31

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 "I have a thriving art business." Brittany's path wasn't linear. She turned down a scholarship to SCAD to stay close to family, had a life-altering year in college, once planned to move overseas to teach jewelry-making to women coming out of human trafficking, and ended up instead raising three young kids, one with special needs,

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00:47:00

FFF: Artist Amanda Petro on Her Paintings, Gallery...

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2026/07/24

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00:25:59

FFF: Ekaterina Papova on Community, Coaching, and the...

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2026/07/17

In this episode, I sit down with Ekaterina "Kat" Papova, artist, founder of Create Magazine, and creator of The Art Queens community, to talk about the messy, unglamorous path from making art in your dorm room to running a real business around it. We swap stories about our earliest Instagram days, the websites we obsessed over and rebuilt a dozen times, and the moment we each realized that waiting for the "perfect" setup was just another way of stalling. Kat shares how she built Create Magazine and

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00:58:06

FFF:Paige Lindsey on Building a Multi-Passionate Art...

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2026/07/10

This week's rewind takes us back to one of my favorite conversations, with watercolor artist, live wedding painter, and podcaster Paige Lindsey. Paige got laid off in March 2020 and turned that gut-punch into Paige Lindsey Design, but the real story starts years earlier, with a BFA program that left her feeling like a failure and a paint-and-sip studio that taught her more about running a business than art school ever did. We get into all of it. The scholarship trip to Italy that gave her the

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00:47:58

FFF:How Artist Megan Daisy Milner Built a...

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2026/07/03

We're bringing back a favorite from the archives! This week, we're replaying Episode 26, featuring artist Megan Daisy Milner. Even though this conversation originally aired years ago, the insights are just as relevant today. In this episode, Megan shares her journey as an artist, how she expanded her business into textiles and wallpaper, the importance of professional photography in building an art brand, and how she balances motherhood with running a successful creative business. Whether you're

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