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Made from this brief: A 62,000-subscriber YouTube channel about learning to draw as an adult. Weekly 12-20 minute videos - fundamentals, critique of viewer work, and 'draw this with me' sessions. The channel's promise is…
Community Tab Plan - Learning to Draw as an Adult
Horizon: sixty days · Cadence: three/week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday · Total posts: 18
Cadence
The creator specified a cadence of three posts per week, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. This allows for a consistent stream of content and engagement with the audience. The posts will be ordered to prioritize questions and discussions early in the week, with lower-effort or community-moment posts towards the end.
The anchor audit
| Week | What is real | Anchored types available |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Inktober starts, no upload | upcoming_video_teaser |
| 2 | Oct 3 video upload, critique video submissions deadline | upcoming_video_teaser, collaboration_announcement |
| 3 | Oct 10 video upload, perspective without a vanishing point | upcoming_video_teaser |
| 4 | Oct 17 video upload, critique of viewer drawings | upcoming_video_teaser, collaboration_announcement |
| 5 | Oct 24 video upload, Inktober discussion | upcoming_video_teaser |
| 6 | Oct 31 live drawing session | collaboration_announcement, upcoming_video_teaser |
Types removed from the rotation: throwback_milestone (no milestones mentioned), hot_take (only occasional, and no clear topics for it), meme_or_humor (not fitting the educational_warm tone)
Community Tab Calendar - sixty days, 18 posts
Week 1
Monday - Question (discussion)
So I've been drawing for years, but I still get intimidated by a blank page. What's your biggest struggle with drawing?
Expect: comments · Post: 12–3pm local · Visual: none needed
Wednesday - Behind-the-scenes
Right, I'm preparing for Inktober. This year I want to focus on consistent practice rather than trying to create a masterpiece every day.
Expect: replies · Post: 12–3pm local · Visual: none needed
Friday - Upcoming video teaser
Honestly, my old sketchbook pages are pretty cringeworthy. Next video: I'm redrawing one of my 2019 sketchbook pages to show you how far I've come.
Expect: poll votes · Post: 12–3pm local · Visual: none needed
Week 2
Monday - Poll (opinion)
What do you think is the most important aspect of drawing?
- Technique
- Creativity
- Practice
Expect: poll votes · Post: 12–3pm local · Visual: none needed
Variation B: What's the one thing you focus on when you're drawing?
Wednesday - Audience input
I want to make sure my content is relevant to you. What do you want to see covered in future videos?
Expect: comments · Post: 12–3pm local · Visual: none needed
Friday - Collaboration announcement
I'm critiquing viewer drawings in my next video. Submit yours by Oct 10 for a chance to get feedback.
Expect: replies · Post: 12–3pm local · Visual: none needed
Upload Pairs
Redrawing my 2019 sketchbook page - drops Oct 3
Warm-up - 48 hours before
I'm getting ready to redraw one of my old sketchbook pages from 2019. What's the most embarrassing thing you've found in your old sketchbooks?
Expect: comments · Post: Oct 1, 12–3pm local
Follow-up - 24 hours after
In my latest video, I said that even a small improvement in drawing skills can make a big difference. What's the smallest change you've made to your drawing routine that's had the biggest impact?
Expect: comments · Post: Oct 4, 12–3pm local
Perspective without a vanishing point - drops Oct 10
Warm-up - 48 hours before
Ever struggled to draw a landscape without a vanishing point? What's your favorite trick for creating depth in a drawing?
Expect: comments · Post: Oct 8, 12–3pm local
Follow-up - 24 hours after
In my latest video, I showed how to use the eye-level trick to create perspective without a vanishing point. What's the most challenging part of drawing landscapes for you?
Expect: comments · Post: Oct 11, 12–3pm local
Critique of viewer drawings - drops Oct 17
Warm-up - 48 hours before
What's the most helpful criticism you've ever received on your drawings? How did you use it to improve?
Expect: comments · Post: Oct 15, 12–3pm local
Once a Month
Subscriber milestone - post when close to 65,000 subscribers
We're getting close to 65,000 subscribers! What does this community mean to you, and how did you find us?
Expect: comments
Content direction check - post at the start of the month
What do you want to see more of in our content?
- More drawing tutorials
- More critique sessions
- More behind-the-scenes peeks
Expect: poll votes and comments
Thank you - post whenever it is true
I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who's been participating in our community. Your feedback and suggestions have been invaluable.
Expect: replies
Notification context - post once a quarter
If you want to see our Community posts, make sure you have notifications turned on. We don't want you to miss out on anything!
Expect: little, and that is fine
Omitted: Subscriber milestone post for 60,000 subscribers, as it was not written at the time and the number has already been surpassed.
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