102. Teaching what you know



In today’s episode, Steph and I are talking about teaching what you know as an artist.  Steph talks about her experience teaching in-person workshops and delivering teaching for institutions. And I talk about my experience teaching in-person workshops, retreats and online courses.

We talk through how teaching can be an important income stream for artists seeking to generate a bit more of a regular payday.  We also talk through the pros and cons of each method of teaching and which we prefer best.

As perfect timing would have it, I’m so excited to share with you, that my brand new e-course ‘Be Like Water- A Watercolour e-course to Soothe the Soul’ is just a couple of weeks away from going live.

So if you’d like to receive notification of the limited number of early bird enrolment spots that I’ll be making available, be sure to click here and pop yourself on early bird notification list.

I really hope you enjoy the episode.

In this episode, we talked about:

  • Steph’s teaching experience in community workshops

  • Diversifying income as an artist

  • Why teaching and creating e-course is important in my income as an artist

  • My advice for those aspiring artist who wants to teach and create e-courses

  • Building networks and relationships through teaching

  • And MUCH MORE!

Links:

Link for Be like water early bird list:

https://view.flodesk.com/pages/61667a6c3bf41fcaed2739ef

Susan Nethercote:

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Suse's Facebook

Suse's education website

Suse's art website

Suse’s jigsaw puzzles

Steph Wallace

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Steph’s Website


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