Thank you - I hoped this would help and I appreciate your appreciation. Regarding where I have been all your life? Teaching in classrooms in California, not recording them, and neglecting the likes of you all here. But I hope to be online more often, hence this and Gumroad, and I hope to do more in the coming year. Thanks!

@@MarshallVandruffVideos Looking forward to your future boot camps, and hope I can enroll in one. I'm glad your 1994 perspective class got recorded accidentally, so we forgive you for your negligence (just kidding), it was a treasure, learned intuitive perspective in 3 days, and after that Scot Robertson's book made more sense, I was able to skip some pages since it was derived under the same principles that you taught. This type of class is the grass-fed meat equivalent source of protein for art, takes time to digest but is full of macros, building my art muscles slowly but naturally. Never got a chance to afford or go to art school, also I'm from a third-world country, so for me, this class and your book recommendations are truly wonderful. As the kind of student who hates school but loves learning, I Can't thank you enough. Keep it up, Maestro.

Thank you for the kind words. I am trying to do more, but it all depends on how to make a living with it. Do help me spread the word on those Gumroad videos - they are the mainstay for now until I can get the new courses ready.

@@MarshallVandruffVideos Surely, will spread the word. Unfortunately, this type of content won't sell, people nowadays want short videos that they can consume but don't digest properly, this type of content is a vegetable in a Candyland given all the content out there, to them, this video is TLDR. This is why Proko's business model works really well. Stan hooks with candy (free short youtube videos) while slowly mixing vegetables (long courses and critiques) into the meal, he can make his student grow effectively while earning a profit. Also, you lack presence online, I found you through the Draftsmen podcast which is awesome, if I'm not wrong, most of your leads are probably coming only from the Draftsmen podcast and former student recommendations. You and Nathan Fowkes are both awesome, but you two take time to find online for new people, which creates a problem where I've already spent my money on other not-so-worthy classes which instead I could have spent or donated on yours. Hope this insight helps you grow your business more. But please take it with a grain of salt, I'm no expert in online marketing.