Episode 016: Better with Color and Authenticity in Business {Taylor Lee}
SUBSCRIBE & LISTEN:
This week’s guest, Taylor Lee, is a self-taught abstract painter who creates artwork inspired by self-image, self-love, and body positivity. Painting became a form of art therapy for Taylor while they were in treatment for an eating disorder. We talk about authenticity in business and why life is better with color.
Find Taylor Lee online:
website - taylorleepaints.com
Instagram - @taylorleepaints
Facebook - Taylor Lee Paints
Spotify - listen to Taylor's playlists
Other artists and resources mentioned in this episode:
Ashley Beaudin - founder of The Imperfect Boss movement
Laura Frontiera - founder of The Real Female Entrepreneur podcast
We referenced both VersAnnette Blackman-Bosia, who I interviewed in Episode 2 and April Joy Whitecotton, the guest from Episode 8.
Carole Dweck - author of Mindset: The New Psychology of Success
Brene Brown - author of Rising Strong
Amira Rahim - abstract artist and creator of Instagram for Artists e-course and #passioncolorjoy
Emma Howell - artist and creator of Happy Art Happy Mind
Taylor recommends the book Daily Rituals: How Artists Work and the podcast Last Podcast on the Left
The Creative Education Foundation - a nonprofit that sparks personal and professional transformation by empowering people with the skill set, tool set, and mind set of deliberate creativity. Join me in supporting their work and make a donation to my fundraiser page for CEF. To sweeten the deal, I'm offering some Kickstarter-style incentives to donate, including shout-outs on a future podcast episode, guaranteed Instagram features, and discounted 1-hour consultations with me! Learn more and donate.
THANKS to Paula Isenmann, Mika Harmony, and Kathy Weller for donating to CEF!
Special thanks to:
Eric Laws + Morella & The Wheels Of If for composing the show's theme music
SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE:
Subscribe to Badass Creatives on YouTube to get more marketing advice for markers, artists & handmade businesses.
*Note: some product links mentioned above may be affiliate links, which means if you click and buy the product, I make a small commission. It doesn't cost you anything extra, and I only recommend these products because they are the ones I have used. When you click and purchase, it helps support me making more episodes of this free podcast.