On May 28 2025 20:33 pebble444 wrote:So first of all, when I was reading your text description in the Original OP, I did not understand almost anything about what this was about. After I watched your video, however, everything became clear, as it’s well structured, engaging, and you clearly state things; so there is some discrepancy between text and video. I suggest you use AI to build written presentations and place them where they need to go. The videos are fine and you are doing a great job with them, no need for help there.
I asked the AI to write an introductive paragraph explaining what you are offering as setting a price tag of 10 dollars a month as an example per person, to give you an example of using AI to structure descriptions:
Here's a more coherent description of your subscription offering:
**Glider's Premium Art Community - $10/month per person**
Building on 20 years of professional art experience, I'm launching a premium subscription community to complement my existing free art school on Skool. While my free community provides foundational video lessons and book resources for learning to draw, this premium tier offers direct, interactive instruction and personalized guidance.
**What's Included
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- Weekly live workshop sessions with follow-along instruction
- Regular personalized feedback on your artwork submissions
- Expanded curriculum covering advanced techniques like oil painting
- Direct interaction and mentorship from me during live sessions
- Access to a focused community of serious art students
**The Value Proposition
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The free community teaches you *how* to draw through self-paced resources. The premium community provides *live coaching* where I work directly with you, critique your progress, and guide your artistic development in real-time.
At $10/month, this pricing strikes a balance between accessibility and sustainability. Rather than maximizing short-term revenue, this price point focuses on building a substantial, engaged community over the long term - prioritizing member count and retention over the next 6 months to 3 years.
The large addressable market for art education, combined with the proven demand from your free community, suggests this premium offering can grow into a significant, sustainable business while remaining affordable for aspiring artists.
As far as what you should actually charge, I have no idea. I see that on twitch, people do it for free, but yours is a stronger project with a bigger vision and intention, on twitch they are mostly drawing themselves and vibing.
On YouTube there are lots of art tutorials as well, again for free. Not sure that, again, those are similar projects as yours;
Here are some ideas you might “draw” on for inspiration:
-real life drawing classes for complete novices.
-zoom video live classes for novices.
-setting up YouTube channel and twitch channel to share what you do, meet people, draw people in, continue growing the community.
The video and real life classes you can charge, on twitch you can accept subscriptions, you could also set up a patreon
EPT
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thanks for sharing though & have a nice one 
