In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, I sit down with Charleston-based artist Sally Bunting, whose deeply personal collections of minnows and butterflies have captured hearts and sparked meaningful conversations about inclusion, motherhood, and creative identity.

Sally shares her journey to becoming a full-time artist—starting with an internship that changed her path, the courage it took to share her first collection publicly, and how her life as a mother of three has become the foundation of her artistic voice.

Inside this episode, we explore:
– Navigating the leap from stay-at-home mom to working artist
– Finding creative inspiration in everyday family life
– The stories behind her collections
– Balancing studio time with motherhood and protecting creative energy
– Embracing vulnerability and advocating through art
– The power of inclusion, storytelling, and quality over quantity in a creative career

Sally’s honest and grounded perspective will resonate with anyone building a life where art and personal growth intersect. Whether you're a parent, an artist, or someone seeking creative courage, this episode is a powerful reminder that your story is worth telling—and your art can be a vehicle for something bigger.

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In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, I chat with Mississippi-based artist Adam Trest, whose whimsical, pattern-rich style has grown from fine art roots into a full-blown creative business spanning product design, licensing, and storytelling.

Adam shares how he found his voice as an artist, transitioned from painting portraits to developing a recognizable, license-ready style, and built a business alongside his wife that blends creative joy with entrepreneurial strategy.

🎨 Inside this episode, we discuss:

• Adam’s early influences and the Southern artists who shaped his visual language

• How he evolved from studio painting to fabric, tile, and product design

• Lessons learned from launching a wholesale business and retail storefront

• Why email marketing became his most reliable tool for connecting with collectors

• The power of storytelling and authenticity in growing a brand

• Advice for artists exploring licensing and creative business expansion

Whether you're curious about turning your art into products, growing your audience off social media, or staying true to your style while scaling—this episode is filled with wisdom and inspiration.

Learn more about Adam on his website and Instagram.

In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, I sit down with illustrator and brand designer Elizabeth Bloom, founder of Studio E Bloom, a creative studio that specializes in branding for women-owned businesses. Elizabeth shares how she transitioned from working in the fashion industry to launching her own studio—and how she’s built a thriving business rooted in creativity, clarity, and community.

We dive into:
🎨 Her journey from corporate creative to full-time entrepreneur
🧠 How she sets boundaries, prices her work, and manages client expectations
💻 The importance of mood boards, personal projects, and weekly creative time
📈 How she markets her work through Instagram, Pinterest, and offline connections
💬 Why building community with other creatives has led to growth and opportunity

Elizabeth offers grounded, actionable advice for creatives looking to grow sustainably, stay inspired, and build a business that works for them.

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In this solo episode, I’m breaking down exactly how I sold out my Reading Girls collection in just 4 hours—yes, really. I’ll walk you through every strategic step: from testing the concept to building a months-long runway, growing a VIP waitlist, leveraging TikTok and Pinterest, and crafting emails that convert.

I also get honest about mindset shifts, pricing (why I raised it mid-launch and plan to again), and what I’ll change next time. Whether you’re an artist, creative, or entrepreneur, this is your behind-the-scenes guide to launching with confidence and intention.

Bonus: I share how I’m applying the same framework (with the help of ChatGPT!) to future launches and The Club.

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In this inspiring episode, I sit down with abstract artist Alyson Borycki to talk about how she built a successful art business without a traditional art degree—and how she’s stayed true to her voice while navigating the highs and lows of creative entrepreneurship.

Alyson shares the mindset shifts that helped her pivot from a career in business and education to becoming a full-time artist, the strategies she used to gain traction online and in galleries, and how she’s working toward a more consistent and fulfilling studio practice.

We cover:

• Her unconventional path into art after a personal transition in 2019

• How she built her art career from scratch using online tools and shows

• The organic way she formed gallery partnerships

• Why maintaining a studio routine is key (and the reality of that struggle)

• Tips for avoiding burnout while staying creatively aligned

• The power of tuning into your surroundings for true inspiration

• How she balances authenticity with smart business strategy

Whether you're self-taught or trained, just starting or mid-career, Alyson’s insights on building an art practice that feels grounded, intentional, and uniquely yours are not to be missed.

🎨 Connect with Alyson:
Website: alysonborycki.com
Instagram: @alysonborycki

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In this powerful and personal episode, I sit down with Becca Rich, a former engineer turned holistic time coach, to explore why so many artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs feel like they're constantly falling behind—and how it’s not a time management problem.

Becca shares her Holistic Time Management™ approach, designed to move beyond calendars and hacks to help you heal your relationship with time, productivity, and rest. We talk about burnout, overcommitment, guilt around rest, and how to honor your full capacity without self-judgment.

Inside this episode: ⏳ Why traditional time management doesn’t work for creatives
💥 How the “follow-through wound” is sabotaging your goals
🧠 Reframing self-worth and productivity for long-term sustainability
🧘‍♀️ What it really means to embrace slowness and trust your inner rhythm
🌱 Tips to begin managing time with more compassion and alignment

If you’ve ever said “there’s just not enough time” or felt stuck in a burnout cycle, this conversation will leave you feeling seen, empowered, and ready to reclaim your time your way.

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In this inspiring episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, I sit down with Lucy White, an artist who left behind a corporate career in fashion and finance—including time at JP Morgan and Sam Edelman—to pursue her art full-time. From launching her own wallpaper collection to planning a real-life version of The Holiday with a 6-week house swap in Paris, Lucy shares how she’s created a career and lifestyle completely on her terms.

We cover: 🎨 How Lucy transitioned out of corporate life and into a sustainable art business
💻 Building her wallpaper collection from concept to launch—including strategy, branding, and storytelling
💸 Her hard-won lessons on pricing artwork, setting boundaries, and working with designers
🏡 The dreamy Paris house swap she planned as both a creative recharge and career move
📈 How she blends her corporate skill set with her creative side to build a brand with heart and strategy

Whether you're dreaming of going full-time, launching a product line, or planning your own creative sabbatical, Lucy’s story is full of real talk and inspiration.

👉 Explore Lucy’s work: https://lucywhiteart.com
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In this episode, I sit down with Jenna Alexander, a St. Augustine-based artist known for capturing the quiet beauty of everyday moments through portraiture, florals, and coastal-inspired collections. From the soft curves of oyster shells to the golden light on a magnolia leaf, Jenna’s work celebrates simplicity, texture, and connection.

We talk about:

• How Jenna built a thriving art business rooted in personal storytelling

• The creative inspiration she finds in Florida’s coast, light, and lifestyle

• Balancing motherhood and creativity while staying true to your artistic voice

• Her most popular series

• How she approaches new mediums, from gouache to photography, and cultivates long-term growth as an artist

Whether you're a working artist, a creative entrepreneur, or just craving some fresh inspiration, Jenna’s grounded perspective and artistic journey will leave you encouraged and ready to look at the everyday a little differently.

🎨 Explore her work: jenna-alexander.com, https://www.instagram.com/jennaalexanderstudio/
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