How to zoom

Here is how I think they will work. It is a bit of an experiment!

1. You will need to down load Zoom on your laptop or tablet. It is easy to install and you can find the relevant app here....https://zoom.us/
2. On the day, all you will need to do is to accept the email invitation I send and you will be automatically connected to my Zoom meeting.
3. please be on time, due to my equipment settings it may not be possible for me to admit latecomers to our lesson.
4. I will accept you (!) and you will be live on screen. Touch my video and then touch PIN video to increase the video size.
5. I will demonstrate live, have your laptop or tablet propped up so you can see the action, also have your notebook handy with your tea coffee, wine whiskey and song!
6. I will do a demo for 50 minutes and stop and unmute you so I can answer your questions then another 50 minutes on same painting and unmute you for the last 10 minutes for more questions. The zoom session will be recorded for you to access and download later. During the session, you will be able to hear me but I won't hear you. 
7. you can upload a pic of your wip to my free to join student network for a short critique.
8. Payments can be made by bank transfer, details on my payment page as you've used previously or via PAYPAL for international students.
9. I will send an image if using one in advance so you can prepare. If you would like me to demonstrate your photo email a hi-res pic to me for selection.
10. prior to next session I will review how it has worked and make adjustments for improvement.
11. To join in please register and pay online so you can be added to my group invitation. 

That's it! I hope you can join me.

FAQs

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​Your place will be confirmed
when full payment ​is received
FIRST IN - FIRST SERVED
please email me if you're not sure.
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​PLEASE NOTE: Filming of my demonstrations is not permitted but you are welcome to take a few photographs. Please ask permission to photograph other student's artwork.