Online workshop volgen, ja of nee?!?

surely . I think we're going to develop a badge for this.

@Henkjan de Krijger that sounds good, I'm curious!

NOOS Happy Words

I think you could definitely try it. Just what is your intention. Have to pay for the video or actually give a workshop. I think this is different for everyone, because I find myself that I think differently from the other time, but I still find it a added... Show moreI think you could definitely try it. Just what is your intention. Have to pay for the video or actually give a workshop. I think this is different for everyone, because I find myself that I think differently from the other time, but I still find it a added value when the workshop is recorded live. Then it's more personal. The best thing I like to join at that time, but if it doesn't work out, I also like watching a live workshop, for example, more than just a video. Also notice that I often think that I can do that again, but there is so much and also free there is a lot to find at the moment. Now the quality is very variable, but it is something you have to compete with. (or in collaboration with a material provider). Your job is really great, so yes, I would like to pay for that. For me, online is a godsend, because if I could have been physically, I would have been with you before, but alcohol markers wouldn't appeal to me the most. These are unused in the closet, but that is of course very personal.

I find it very difficult in terms of price, because I have to confess that there is so much offer that I do become more selective, even in terms of price. And that I only pay a little more in very special cases. How long does your workshop take?

@NOOS Happy Words Thank you for your comment;)

Ingrid

Yes, I did ask you recently if you have considered online course offerings. The tutorial videos I saw of you so far (on Yoors and YouTube) are - in my opinion - very good. Your audience could be sitting here, but also outside Yoors. Opper agree in a creative... Show moreYes, I did ask you recently if you have considered online course offerings. The tutorial videos I saw of you so far (on Yoors and YouTube) are - in my opinion - very good. Your audience could be sitting here, but also outside Yoors. Opper agree in a creative Facebook group for example. It's very right if you asked for something. Hard to determine what would be the right price. It depends on multiple factors. What is the length of a tutorial and how many tutorials are included in a package. What creative aspect does one want to learn. Does one need a basic knowledge yes or no. (Keep beginners/advanced segregated.)
There are many benefits to a digital course. If you show a free video, which allows (more) people to get acquainted with your style and what they can learn and offer a course at the end, for example, advantageously.
You can also place the videos here (again) behind a paywall (as you did with the gnomes).

Ingrid

(My comment was already ready, I forgot to click on “Comment” 😅 So read HJ and Encaustichris responses only now)

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Millieballon

here the link

Want to learn something new?

Encaustichris

Very honest: no, I probably wouldn't pay for it. I might be attending a live workshop, is more my thing. I bought encaustic courses, I regret that too. It just doesn't work comfortably for me. But I hope a thumb for you that others think differently!

@Encaustichris I'm watching if I'll give it as a live workshop. Or both.

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Millieballon

Drawing is not part of my qualities.... Show moreDrawing is not part of my qualities.
But in general, I am willing to pay for online workshops. So I also regularly buy books to expand knowledge.
Take a look at the organization (Curious mondo) that I described in a blog. They are also looking for instructors.
Then you immediately have the whole world as an audience.
https://yoo.rs/want-to-learn-something-new-1636127473.html

@Millieballon thank you for the tip, I'm definitely going to take a look