What I would like to keep in mind when working as an instructor
What I would like to ask those who draw Atelier Soleil original designs.
Second, I would like you to receive something from us.
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(Translated into English)
Click here to read the column in English.こんにちは。「美楽（びがく）アートでクリエイティブな人生を」を提案しているパステルアートインストラクター、唯花（ゆいか）です。訪問ありがとうございま[…]
What I would like you to receive
What I am about to write may be selfishness of Yuika (^^;
It may be unnecessary.
But still!
I absolutely, positively do not want those who take Yuika’s original course to waste their time, money and energy. I could draw the design I wanted to draw! Techniques and techniques such as how to paint and erase How to make and use stencils How to think about design Colors Other things to keep in mind when drawing How to proceed the lesson Ideas that can be glimpsed from chatting during the lesson How to make textbooks and materials
Anything else.
“I am so glad I attended the lesson and took the text course and video course.”
“I was able to learn something”
Even if it’s just one thing, I hope it helps you.
It is no exaggeration to say that this is why I am an instructor.
If it is a lesson, you can enjoy the lesson and complete the work.
That alone is at least “consumption”.
If you receive even one of the other things mentioned above, it would be an “investment” in addition to the above.
Especially in the case of lessons, I talk about various things that are not directly related to the design, so I think there are many things you can receive.
(When I make video or textbook courses, I edit out the parts that are not related to the design…)
One of the most common things I hear in textbook and video courses is that some have been purchased but not drawn.
(I am one of those who have experienced this… (^^;)
The instructor can do is only create and offer a course with the requested design.
I know…I know.
I understand, but..!
I don’t want to waste the money and the desire to paint of those who paid for my course.
I promise to keep working to make the course as attractive as possible so that people will take the action of drawing after they receive the textbooks or videos.
So, I can’t promise that it will improve, but if there are any improvements, please let me know.
(and in fact, there are a couple of examples of improvements I have made)
For those of you who have purchased the course, I would be very happy if you could make it an investment, or at least a consumption, rather than a waste of money.
Today I shared with you my beliefs as an instructor.
I hope that as many people as possible can enjoy pastel art.
I wish to help them do so.
Thanks for reading.