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Hey everyone,

Tiny update from me. Just wanted to let you know what I’m working on for video content right now, but I didn’t want it to get lost in the main video. Let me know your thought on the flow of content!

Andy

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Nory Proctor

This may not be helpful, but I don't mind the format at all! I think you're in the best position to determine the best way to present each miniature and the steps you take and I would assume you can naturally tell if a video is better in three longer parts, or say, five shorter steps. Id prefer my content in the best format to teach me, rather than what I think is the best format to consume it, so I don't mind it being different from project to project. Thanks for letting us give input! Cheers Andy

Lee

The format is great. I like to see both in depth stuff where you paint your best and some quick table top stuff. The eldar stuff was wicked

Daniel Hall

I agree with Nory, I think a one-size-fits-all maybe isn't the answer. I'm here to learn, and if what you have to say or show takes one or several videos, that's your call mate, however you need to get your thoughts and processes across, then that works for me. Thanks for opening it up though Andy.

Grimdark Mark

I like the longer format detailed videos. What others have said though, take each project how you see it. I’m just here for the ride and to learn from you and Henry. The little bite size update are cool as well.

Rob Cass

Hey Andy, just agreeing with what people have been saying here - you’re in the best position to decide what format works most effectively for what you’re teaching, and also variety is good, so a mixture of lengths keeps things interesting. I would add that it’s important that you don’t feel like you’re on a treadmill having to produce content every week. I’ve never minded when there have been short gaps: you’ve always explained them and besides, I’m more interested in quality, which is always high in your videos, than regularity. I’d much rather you were free to make your art/ express your creativity and do the teaching in the way that most suits you than you being slave to a schedule. Cheers!

Scott Radom

I like the long format! And as I’ve said your content where you use the photo shop tools, talk inspiration and break down the ideas for your work are the very best available on Patreon. As I’ve said to you I think you should incorporate more of that in your live classes too! That content separates you from the pack even more than the painting does.

Tim Royce

Also a fan of the longer format