Hosted by Angie Di Battista · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 60 episodes
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The Artist to Artist Podcast is for makeup artists in the first five years of their careers who want clear, practical advice on building a sustainable business. Hosted by Angie, a full-time freelance makeup artist and educator, this podcast covers essential skills, kit-building strategies, client communication, social media, and the realities of working in the industry. Whether you’re just starting or looking to improve your skills, you’ll get straightforward insights to help you work smarter, book more clients, and grow with confidence.New episodes every week. Real talk from one working artist to another.
Angie Di Battista hosts Artist to Artist, a business show with 60 episodes published.
This is the final episode of the Artist to Artist podcast. After 60 episodes, I'm putting the podcast on hiatus to focus my mentorship energy inside the membership, where I can go deeper with artists building sustainable
Before you set any goals for 2026, you need to assess where you actually are right now. Most makeup artists skip this step and wonder why nothing changes year after year. In this episode, I'm walking you through the four
If you're waiting until January to start planning your next year, you're already behind. December isn't downtime, it's when pro MUAs lay the groundwork while everyone else promises to "start fresh" in the new year. In th
If you've been sending DMs to photographers and vendors and getting nothing back, this episode is going to change how you think about networking forever. Most makeup artists give up after their first ten messages go unan
Speed is a non-negotiable in this industry, but it doesn't mean sacrificing quality or cutting corners on hygiene. In this episode, I break down the myths self-taught and new makeup artists believe about working fast, sh
You're not slow because your hands aren't moving fast enough, you're slow because your setup might be working against you. In this episode, I share the shift that changed everything for me on set: stopping the comparison
Your client isn't just working with you - they're comparing your professionalism to every other service provider they hire. If your communication doesn't meet industry standards, you look amateur by comparison. In this e
Are you course shopping your way to success? Let's chat. Most makeup artists are spending way too much on courses that aren't moving the needle in their career. You think you need more information, but what you really ne
In this episode, we're breaking down why chasing viral moments is sabotaging your business and why steady, consistent work is actually your secret weapon. What you'll learn: Why makeup artists need to stay aware of trend
In this episode, we're tackling something that's costing you bookings without you even realizing it: being unclear about what you do and who you serve. What you'll learn: The paradox every new makeup artist faces - you n
This episode is under 10 minutes, but it might save you hours of stress and second-guessing on your next job. If you’ve ever panicked when a client suddenly wants something different, this is for you. I’m breaking down e
Clients texting you at night? Asking you to stay late or help with things that aren’t part of your job? This episode breaks down how to set time boundaries without sounding rude—or feeling guilty. I’m sharing how I used
Clients who cancel last minute or disappear can leave you feeling frustrated and questioning everything. In this episode, I’m breaking down how to protect your time and stop taking it personally. We’ll cover: Early red f
Struggling to figure out what actually matters when you’re starting out as a makeup artist? In this episode, I’m breaking down the six real skills that helped me book work, grow my confidence, and stop second-guessing ev
What do you do when someone doesn’t like the makeup you just did? In this episode, I’m talking about the emotional side of being a makeup artist—how to stay grounded, handle vague or negative feedback, and keep doing gre
If you’re doing everything “right” but still not getting booked—this one’s for you. In this episode, I’m breaking down what actually builds trust and visibility as a makeup artist—and why momentum takes longer than you t
Your first paid job as a makeup artist is a big deal—whether it’s for a bride, a brand, a production, or a friend-of-a-friend referral. It’s exciting, nerve-wracking, and full of learning curves. In this episode, I’m sha
If you’ve been waiting until your work is perfect before posting, this episode is your reminder that perfection is not the goal—visibility is. I’m talking about why it’s so common for new artists to feel stuck, what’s re
Feeling like you should be further ahead in your career? You’re not alone—and you’re not behind. In this episode, I’m breaking down why that pressure to “be further along” is normal but often based on comparison, misinfo
In this episode, I’m breaking down the exact products I’ve been loving lately for bridal, commercial, and on-set work—and more importantly, why they’re in my kit. If you’re a newer makeup artist still building your kit,
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Artist to Artist is hosted by Angie Di Battista. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 60 episodes.
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