She Who Paints Michelle Schultz

In this episode of She Who Paints, we dive deep into holistic self-care tailored specifically for creatives. Join us as we explore a naturopath's guide to maintaining wellness while nurturing your artistic spirit. Whether you're an artist, writer, musician, or designer, this episode is packed with invaluable tips and insights on how to achieve balance and prevent burnout.

Discover natural remedies and integrative health practices that can boost your creativity and enhance your overall well-being. Our expert naturopath, Michelle Jackson shares advice on stress management, herbal medicine, mindfulness techniques, and lifestyle changes that can help you thrive both personally and professionally.

Tune in to understand how to harmonize your mind, body, and creative soul. This episode is a must-listen for all creative individuals seeking a healthier, more balanced life.

Dr. Michelle Jackson, ND: https://drjacksonnd.com

Michelle Schultz, Artist/ Host: https://michelleschultzstudio.com

In this mini solo episode I share my personal healing journey with art, energy healing, and plant medicine. In the empty moments I turned to my art practice for survival to process big emotions and hard truths. Through paint I can speak the words that allude me in my daily life and truly express myself. Art is Healing. Art is Medicine. Never Give Up. The world needs your art and so do you.

Michelle Schultz is a painter based in Bend, Oregon. She earned an art degree from the University of Georgia and began the first 3 years of her artistic career exhibiting work in Wellington, New Zealand. Her work is influenced by her Lebanese heritage and roots in the American South.
Through paint she creates a channel for the viewer to connect to ones’ own sense of self more deeply.

https://michelleschultzstudio.com

@michelleschultzart. https://www.instagram.com/michelleschultzart/

For Free Coloring Pages: https://michelleschultzstudio.com/color/

In this compelling episode of She Who Paints, we dive deep into the world of web design with a twist – from the view of an artist. Join us as we sit down with Chantel Bettencourt, a seasoned expert in the field who has mastered the art of bridging the gap between client expectations and artistic expression.

Many artists struggle with understanding their clients' needs, often prioritizing their creative vision over practical considerations. However, Chantel loves helping ambitious female entrepreneurs relieve the stress of creating a converting and credible website that caters direct to the collector.

Listen to hear tips on how to price your art, collector/ client view point when purchasing, and simple tips to update your website in a huge way.

Contact Chantel Here:https://houseofbettencourt.myflodesk.com/canvastoclicks Custom Web Design Packages:

Custom Web Design Packages:
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In this Episode I discuss how as creative entrepreneurs it is easy to let our art feel like a chore or commercialized. With my experience for the past two and a half years as a creative buisness owner and artist, I share 4 of my top tips on how to create a studio practice that feels good again and honors the artist you truly are.

-I cover the use of rituals marking the time to start painting from candles to choice of music.
-I talk about how to take the pressure off and balance your IG posts with sacred art making.
-I share about creating multiple income streams to take financial pressure off your work and selling art.
-I also touch on the importance to taking breaks and juggling our multiple passions to let that creative side of ourselves breathe.

Find me https://michelleschultzstudio.com
https://www.instagram.com/michelleschultzart/
Download free coloring pages here. https://michelleschultzstudio.com/color/

In this episode Sarah J. Schwartz and I chat about her career as an abstract artist balanced with a product design job at Apple and roots in architecture.
We talk :
- 9-5 jobs and 5-9 passion
- Being a Full time artist vs Part- Time artist
- How architecture has influenced her painting style
- The mix of tradition and the contemporary
- Finding growth and accessibility on instagram
- Signing with Liz Lidgett's Gallery
- Which is more profitable: Selling on IG or through galleries
- How to discover and submit to galleries

Informed by her training, Schwartz explores duality and dialogue in her work, pushing the boundaries of materials and techniques to investigate their expressive capacities. She finds joy in navigating constraints, breaking rules with particular decisions and curious moments.

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Deep dive with me on my personal artistic journey navigating burnout and sharing how I found inspiration and the determination to never give up. I talk strategy and acceptance from a holistic perspective on the body and art.

In this episode, we're tackling the inevitable creative block that often creeps in, especially towards the end of a hectic year. Join me as I share my top 5 tips to reignite your creative spark and get back into the flow.

Here are a few ideas to get you started on your way to recovering your artist/ boss persona, even in the hard moments.

The 100 Day Art Challenge
Change Your Medium
Get Outside
Movement
Indulge
Cold Water Plunge
Giving Yourself Grace

Get your Free Coloring Pages here: https://michelleschultzstudio.com/color

I would love to connect and hear your thoughts on this episode. Here are some links:

https://michelleschultzstudio.com
https://www.instagram.com/michelleschultzart/