Hello! I was previously running these online courses through the Canadian school VFS’ Short Circuit but have decided to focus on self-hosting my content more (in so many ways, I’ve been learning so much back-end these days, it’s hard work to the surprise of no one) so now you can register for them through my website:
https://erikamoya.com/intro-to-blender-classes/
https://erikamoya.com/intro-to-vfx-classes/
They’re both aimed for beginners, live classes where we do work together, you can ask questions and get feedback in-between classes as well, limited to 7 students per group to assure no one gets left behind.
The courses are aimed at teaching the technical knowledge of using the software plus good practices so you have all the tools needed to work by yourself and improve your craft through practice and feedback.
With Blender I teach the whole generalist pipeline so students can get an understanding of areas that maybe they didn’t have any idea on what they meant or they would like before starting (like rigging for example), also helpful for those that are looking to switch from Maya to Blender.
I invite you to look at the pages I’ve written to see more about what each covers.
Humble bragging but previous students have told me they really enjoyed the classes ;p
I’ll still be working with VFS occasionally teaching other topics, like maybe perhaps an introduction to freelancing course in a few months.
I think it sucks when people who don’t actually give a crap about a community invade it with nonsense posts that exist only to push an unrelated product or service.
I think it doesn’t suck when someone spends time finding communities that are genuinely connected to the thing they’ve spent months or years making, and make one friendly, considered, and informative post about it in the right place.
If they never tell anyone, how am I going to find out about it? If they only post in one online group, what if I’m not subscribed to that specific group?
thank you 🫰