Today we’re visiting with Hannah Lowery, owner of Edges Wild Studio in Houston, Texas. Hannah has been honing her craft and finding words to describe her unique style for several years and we love the direction she's headed! Join us as we talk about:

• finding her first loves at the intersection of humanities and earth science
• learning 3 dimensional art creation while working at Anthropologie
• her career meander (she won't call it a career path)
• what Folk Art Floristry means to her
• attracting like-minded clients by weaving all her interests into her work
• working with a professional to define who she is and what she does as an artist
• the potential for a sense of community that comes from creating within her realm of interests
• her hack for foraging in the city
• creating a 'proof of concept' to show clients
• the need for artists to have leisure time to experiment in a flow state
• knowing when it was time to raise her prices and minimums
• finding the courage to be true to herself as an artist

LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 99:

• Yasamin Salavatian | Brand Storyteller + Copywriter
• Sweet Root Village
• Amy Balsters | The Floral Coach
• Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life
• Mary Lennox
• Shaider Divina
• Putnam & Putnam
• Ponderosa & Thyme
• M.K. Sadler
• Brian David Gilbert
• Simone Giertz
• Studio Mondine

FOLLOW EDGES WILD STUDIO:

WEBSITE

INSTAGRAM

This episode of the Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: MADRID FLOWER SCHOOL Want to study floral design in Europe? Madrid Flower School offers contemporary and traditional styles and techniques with 10 instructors. Check out the professional program which also includes photography, styling, and business essentials. Offered in both Spanish and English.

Co-Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) and Maggie Bailey (Bramble & Bee)

BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Grayson McGee

Music & Voiceovers: Landon McGee