Can I give my opinion? *waves shyly*

Feel free~

I've been thinking of doing both videos and step by step pictures as personal journals to myself and to put on FA and a youtube channel I was gonna start. I think those would be a lot better to use. Livestream is also good but can be difficult to use at times, I've tried. It's easier to screen capture pictures and make step by step tutorials and there's free software for screen recording as well.

In addition to doing a Q&A session it might be helpful to make a journal containing links to all these videos and keep things organized in one place.

For example. If someone wanted to know how to do face modeling
There's a journal with face modeling
In it are the pictures and links of artists with those links to places on how they do their versions of face modeling.

Does that make sense?

Absolutely, that's kinda what I had in mind, separate journals for different topics. As far as how to go about the tutorial, I think I'll experiment with a few things.

I would say both video and picture tutorials. I'd try to focus around modelling in one section and also rendering. Fur can be tricky.

;_; Not only fur but also lighting. I read somewhere that the lighting can really make or break fur.

Honestly I'd like to focus on a wide variety of things; modelling, particle system, lighting & composition, animation and rigging, all that neat stuff.

I find a video complemented with an image step-by-step version would be good. So there will be screenshots and then explanations. I think streaming would be difficult... but it could work. Probably if the person sends the .blend file when there's a problem, then the streamer can stream the solution.

So maybe as a general tutorial, the video+images. (such as how to make a fluid simulation)
There can be stream sessions every few days/weeks or something that can help with very specific issues and errors (so a user can send the streamer their .blend file and tell about the problem). Then if that issue/error is asked during many streams or something, it can be created into one of those general tutorials. (such as, someone has troubles with fluid simulations on one specific problem, but then it turns out multiple people has that same problem then it can be a general tutorial on how to fix that specific problem, or added as a subsection to that general tutorial that already exists).
Or it was an interesting question, like on how to make multiple domains because Blender doesn't allow that and it took me a million years to figure it out but it's really useful to know.
Oops I'm rambling!

Anyway that's what I think..

I could probably do live streaming tutorials if you post info on this page about when it happens.

I would recommend against live stream for the simple fact that once it's over, it's gone whereas something in a postable format can be used again and again in the future.

Just a thought of course.

Depends on the streaming service, there are some that keep videos in a library. Ones like join.me don't, but some like picarto do.