SugarBear Tutoring
About
I have always been a hands on person since I was a child! I dont like to keep my lessions boring at all I talk about fundmentals while also exploring new knowledge that we have today! I also enjoy showing my students new events and creating projects for them to love and build off of!
Meeting young creatives who want to hoan their craft and grow as passionate people! I enjoy creating new things and showing my students that you can be whoever you want to be in this world you just have to find that right path!
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
Opening connections and developing an understanding for how they would like to learn.
We will then go through the fundementals and explore my students unqiue traits and build on them. We will explore career options in how to make a living doing what you love!
I will always be open to making a session around what a student or parent would like to discuss and the lesson plans will be shared every week!
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I`ve worked at recreational centers with children for 3 years. From there I started mentoring childeren from my work, online, and on the occasional meet and greet at a location of the our choosing where parents were also more than welcome to sit in and ask any questions! This would usually take place in the summer but ive ive op up to all year round service!
I have hosted many panels speaking about many diffent things dealing with my work and how i continue to grow as a freelance artist.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
My usual Price is $40 an hour with a minimum of one hour.
If my student and parent would like to do more hands on things including Going to events such as conventions and artist alley helping, creating large projects such as costumes and props etc, I charge $65 an hour with a minumun of 2 hours and 4 sessions every two week. As costume and prop work is time consuming and material cost can be a bit much!
We will always start with something simple and work our way up combing fundamentals with hands on experiences.
How did you get started teaching?
My family actually noticed that I was very inciteful when explaing things about many art professions. Soon after A family friend came to me for help with their daughter. I found that I have a true passion for helping creative youth understand how to grasp what they love and use it effectively.
What types of students have you worked with?
Artist from painters to traditional and digital art, young cosplayers, and young actors who want to find their voice! I work with young creatives looking to organize and gain knowledge about their talents and how to continue to grow.
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
I go to conventions monthly to compete in competishions, host panels, or work in the artist alley! they are always a wonderful time for me!
My most recent event was Holiday Matsuri, a very popular Christmas convention in Florida, there I competed in competition and won most Present-able!
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Please dont be afraid to look into your teacher check their social media and see who they are as a person! In a creative world it is great to work with people who are open minded and great role models!
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
"What do you want as a studen?"
"How indept would you like your lessions to be?"
"How open are you willing to be with your teacher?"
"Do you want to learn things about you to make a living as an artist?"