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02: The Essence Of Personal Branding With 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.
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By Sara Chambers
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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.