I'm with the others. The fact that you are in school, have a family and work and STILL produce tutorials is fantastic. Whatever works best for you.
SusanJane - 10 years ago
What I want (greedy - needy that I am) is whatever techniques, methods, tools, or supplies make you interested and excited. 75% of being an Imp is about your enthusiasm. If you were all fired up about cleaning brushes I'd be there with you.
I already suggested short vid reviews and mini techniques. Photo based work is fine, too. It doesn't have to be finished either. How about six ways to use the same stencil or rubber stamp? How about a favorite, sneaky, "dirty" trick or four? How about only one art journal page a month worked on one step at a time? How about trying out a technique or page from one of your favorite YouTube artists -- give us the link, they do all the time consuming part, and we get several still photos of your interpretation? How about reposting an old vid once a month with a paragraph on additional ideas or commentary.
We all want you to have a lower stress school year. The last one was hardest for me… all those classes I had put off because they were icky-ugh. We're right with you. Do what works for you. Keep it fun for you and we'll have fun and be inspired.
Sharon - 10 years ago
I knew taping and producing would take a lot if time. I am forever grateful to the folks who do this service! I now know it is not for me . I like the idea of sharing photos techniques. I did this once and is still a lot of work , but very helpful. Two of my friends had a good laugh over your Fly Away video, my nemesis are rodents like squirrels . I love birds. Oh and the birds will be back...lived in home since1999 those chirping offspring are the ones that return. Haha I think they have imprinted on you .AronDaddyBird teehee...thanks for all you do
I'm with the others. The fact that you are in school, have a family and work and STILL produce tutorials is fantastic. Whatever works best for you.
What I want (greedy - needy that I am) is whatever techniques, methods, tools, or supplies make you interested and excited. 75% of being an Imp is about your enthusiasm. If you were all fired up about cleaning brushes I'd be there with you.
I already suggested short vid reviews and mini techniques. Photo based work is fine, too. It doesn't have to be finished either. How about six ways to use the same stencil or rubber stamp? How about a favorite, sneaky, "dirty" trick or four? How about only one art journal page a month worked on one step at a time? How about trying out a technique or page from one of your favorite YouTube artists -- give us the link, they do all the time consuming part, and we get several still photos of your interpretation? How about reposting an old vid once a month with a paragraph on additional ideas or commentary.
We all want you to have a lower stress school year. The last one was hardest for me… all those classes I had put off because they were icky-ugh. We're right with you. Do what works for you. Keep it fun for you and we'll have fun and be inspired.
I knew taping and producing would take a lot if time. I am forever grateful to the folks who do this service! I now know it is not for me . I like the idea of sharing photos techniques. I did this once and is still a lot of work , but very helpful. Two of my friends had a good laugh over your Fly Away video, my nemesis are rodents like squirrels . I love birds. Oh and the birds will be back...lived in home since1999 those chirping offspring are the ones that return. Haha I think they have imprinted on you .AronDaddyBird teehee...thanks for all you do