Modding/Blender Lessons Available Again
Paid Modding Lessons Are Back!
I’ve decided to end the hiatus on paid modding lessons.
For a little while, I was laser-focused on new character and skin releases, so I didn’t have much time available for lessons. If you’ve been waiting to put in a request, you can now do so!
How to Request a Lesson
There are several ways to get in touch with me:
Patreon: If you’re a paid Patreon member, you can send me a direct message here.
Discord: If you prefer another platform, or you aren’t a paid Patreon member, you can contact me through our dedicated Discord: https://discord.gg/DemQqS2tM
There’s a dedicated #Modding Lessons channel on Discord, and you can also contact me via DM.
Try Your First Hour for Half Price
If you’re unsure whether modding lessons are right for you, I offer 50% off your first hour of lessons.
This gives you a chance to try a session, get a feel for how the lessons work, and decide whether continued lessons are worthwhile for you.
Lesson Formats & Pricing
I offer both one-on-one lessons and group lessons.
One-on-one lessons provide the most flexibility and allow the entire session to be focused on your individual questions and goals.
For those looking for a more affordable option, group lessons are available for 2–4 people. Group lesson rates are set at half the standard one-on-one rate.
One-on-One Lessons
Non-paid Patreon members: $25/hr
$4 Patreon members: $22/hr
$7 Patreon members: $18/hr
Group Lessons
Non-paid Patreon members: $12.50/hr
$4 Patreon members: $11/hr
$7 Patreon members: $9/hr
The 50% off first-hour discount also applies to group lessons.
Group Lesson Requirements
There are a few things to keep in mind if you’re interested in joining a group lesson:
A lesson time must be scheduled in advance.
Each participant must agree to and submit their payment before the lesson begins.
If someone drops out and the group lesson can no longer take place, I can offer either a refund or an equivalent amount of one-on-one lesson time based on the applicable hourly rate.
Group lessons naturally come with some limitations compared to one-on-one sessions. Scheduling can be more difficult, and there may be less flexibility when it comes to asking questions or directing the lesson toward a specific topic.
If you’re interested in a group lesson, I’ll go over the format and expectations in more detail when you inquire or request to join a session.
If you’ve been waiting to start learning, now’s the time to put in a request!
