This early bird discount will give you access to the course before it is fully published. You will be able to start taking the first lessons and quizzes for now and I will be unlocking the chapters sequentially and in order through the next weeks, so you will have them available as soon as I get them published.

The Spanish version of this course was finished first and is already 90% published, but the publishing of this English version is still in progress. So during the weeks in which I still have lessons to publish, I am offering this early bird access 30% discount.

You will still have unlimited access to the course as I keep uploading the remaining lessons as well as updating it, but I thought this will help to get it rolling!

Just be aware you will only have access to the published parts until I complete it.

The contents of this course and the Spanish version are exactly the same.

However, from the perspective of the learning platform they are different courses. So please bear that in mind when choosing which one to enroll into!

As you can see in the contents guide, the video lessons are generally short, but they are not all the same duration. This is because each lesson contains the amount of information that I consider ideal for you to digest in one sitting.

• More intense lessons (with more new information all at once): about 5 to 7 minutes.
• Softer or slower lessons: 7 to 10 minutes.
• Exercise resolutions: up to 15-20 min, as the goal is not to learn a lot of things, but instead for you to watch a practical example.
• Quizzes: calculate 5-10 minutes. They usually contain 5 questions, which change each time you try.

I have designed the course so that the part of learning on the platform, you can organize yourself to complete it by investing time blocks of about 15 minutes (or multiples).

So, by taking about 15 minutes a day, with internet access, you will be able to learn:

1. 1 short lesson and 1 quiz.
2. 2 short lessons.
3. 1 long lesson or exercise resolution.

Based on the experience with the people who have completed the course so far:

• If you are an artist and you plan to dedicate some minutes every day (advancing about 1 lesson + quiz), you can count on completing the course in 2 to 3 months.
• If you invest more time per day, about an hour on average, you will be able to complete it in about a month. It is very important to practice with the PDF exercises, and not only watching lessons and solving the quizzes.

You will be able to access the course forever! You'll have access to the lessons, both in the current version and for all future updates that I will be making to this course. I only reserve the right to warn and/or revoke access to the platform in case a user has repeated unusual activity with the access IPs.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me directly!

No, the entire platform is online and interactive, and all content, questions and answers and live sessions are streamed.

In general this is not an issue nowadays that we have connection practically all the time. But if you are planning a flight or something similar where you are going to be a couple of hours without internet, if you have a laptop with you, a good option might be to organize yourself to practice the Python part during that time.

This course is designed for personal use only, online and non-transferable, but I also offer tailored packages for studios or schools interested in offering it to their artists or students.

Among other options, I offer packages of access codes for a defined number of students/artists. You can contact me directly for more information on this and other custom formats.

The vision of this course is that as you advance, little by little, you are really learning the foundations of Python and that they are useful to you. Therefore you will see that everything is separated into short blocks of learning, and the way you can verify that you are learning each thing is through the quizzes.

I would like to encourage that when you try a quiz, first you understand the concepts presented in the previous lesson. If you don't, and they don't become clear enough from watching it, you can also use the Q&A section, the live online sessions, and the community. Or try the quiz once, so you see what kind of concepts you need to understand, and then review them well before going back to the quiz.

On the other hand, I'm happy to look for any things I could explain better in the lessons in order to keep improving them.

If once you try a quiz you find which concepts you still don't understand, I think the best way to learn them is by going back to the lesson, or try them directly with the interpreter - and not throwing attempts at a quiz until you pass one.

That way, we make sure that you take each step solidly, and you're in the best position to understand the next one. In addition, in this way the certificate also becomes meaningful once you complete the course. It's a test that truly certifies (even to you) that you have completed this learning successfully.

In case you run out of attempts on a quiz (which happens very rarely), you can contact me, and I will restore it so that you will have attempts again.

Even so, again, I recommend that you try to prepare yourself to "aim for the 10", even in the first attempts.

The format in which the course is designed should solve almost all your doubts by itself, since the theory is explained step by step and the exercise resolutions are exhaustive.

However, there will always be doubts that you can't solve. And for them, there are several ways for you to get the answers:

• Q&A Section: the course contains an internal "Q&A Section", where you can ask any question  and get an answer.
• Live online sessions: I organize live workshops on a regular basis, which will be used to help you with any questions you may have, as well as to collect any feedback you'd like on the course.