If you are interested in Digital Art Consulting services, you might be wondering how that process works. In this blog post, I’ll try to summarize the digital art consulting services I provide and give examples of past clients I have helped.
While their needs have varied, the one thing all of my digital art consultation clients have had in common is this: they wanted personalized help with digital art and I was one of the few artists they were able to find who was offering that service.
Whether they discovered me on YouTube or elsewhere, they quickly noticed that I have a wealth of knowledge about digital art, art software, and art hardware, as well as many other essential skills needed to create content.
After a client reaches out to me, I promptly arrange a meeting, either in person or online through software like Zoom or Google Meet. Some clients traveled to meet me in Seattle from as far away as Qatar, while others paid for my travel to their location.
Before our meeting, I carefully assessed the client’s needs and put together a game plan. This way, once our meeting started, we were able to hit the ground running.
Here are some examples of what my clients wanted:
- Wacom tablet troubleshooting and training
- Digital art software training
- Art project consultation
- Creative direction
- Art lessons
- Computer tech support
During our meeting, I made sure the client’s needs were met and went above and beyond to provide the best service possible. I answered any questions they had and left them confident with what they had learned.
After my consultation, my clients were able to realize their goals and their projects were successfully completed.
If you are looking for an experienced consultant to help you bring your creative ideas to life, don’t hesitate to contact me.
Aaron Rutten | Digital Art Consulting, Private Lessons and Sponsored Content 