by Kolodny
Welcome to Ballsy, the podcast where I interview successful artists and creators on how they got the balls to sell their art, and turn their art practice into profitable businesses. As a former entrepreneur turned artist, I realized that being an artist is basically like running a small startup, and you, the artist, are the CEO. I talk to artists and talk about their businesses, talk real numbers, growth hacks, tools and tricks and how they were ballsy enough to make art their career
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10/8/2021
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July 3, 2024
<p>In Episode 25 of The Ballsy Podcast with host Shawn Kolodny (@kolodnyart,) we interview artist Zac Knudson about his artist's journey and the lessons he's learned since pivoting into art full-time. Zac shares what being an artist means to him, how he juggles making art with the business of art, and what inspired him to take the leap to follow his calling.</p>
June 20, 2024
<p>In Episode 24 of The Ballsy Podcast, our host, Shawn Kolodny, sits down with Photographer Brad Walls. Brad Walls, originally from Sydney, Australia, is now based in New York City. From 2019 to the present, Brad has been refining his style garnering international acclaim, setting new precedents in photographic expression. Brad’s niche style removes itself from traditional Aerial Photography and focuses on experimentation with negative space, symmetry and leading lines. Taking a keen interest in top down portraits, Brad has documented the likes of synchronized swimming, gymnastics and ballet, using the human body to create visually pleasing shapes from above. The images of bodies and ordinary every-day objects take on a life all of their own through Brad's meticulous composition, choreography, and production styles. Brad discusses his evolution from product designer to image maker, sharing the lessons he's learned the hard way in the art world and paints a picture of the behind-the-scenes of running his art business. The main lesson he wants to share with Bally Podcast listeners and anyone looking to find their way into making a living out of their art? </p> <p><br></p> <p>Listen and learn.</p>
June 6, 2024
<p>Welcome to Episode 23 of the Ballsy Podcast where our host, Shawn Kolodny, interviews artists about the business of selling their art. </p> <p><br></p> <p>In Episode 23, we're delighted to have Jasmyn Marie, owner of Marie's Floral Art. Her mediums? Resin and dried florals. Jasmyn shares with Shawn the why behind starting her art business, how she manages her time as a full time scientist, mother, and artist, and the differentiating factors that got her to where she is today - with a multi-year waitlist for commissions and an art business that is scaling beyond her initial dreams and hopes. Listen on.</p>
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Welcome to Ballsy, the podcast where I interview successful artists and creators on how they got the balls to sell their art, and turn their art practice into profitable businesses.
As a former entrepreneur turned artist, I realized that being an artist is basically like running a small startup, and you, the artist, are the CEO. I talk to artists and talk about their businesses, talk real numbers, growth hacks, tools and tricks and how they were ballsy enough to make art their career
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