Multiples Students sounds better to me :) and open a Patreon to finance it like if people just want to support you in the project without ask for mentoring they will be able to :)

And make a sort of raffle sometimes to offer a free mentoring for a week ?

I'd go with Patreon, and offer narrated videos and guides for the public, and then for backers I'd offer a private stream every now and then where you offer direct feedback or in some cases can do a re-render etc. That might be overwhelming so I'd also introduce a weekly sign up for it and possibly make it so the same people cant sign up twice in a row and also set a timer for how much you spend on each piece you critique depending on how many you get.

Probably lots more you could do with it really, best of luck!! Would love to see stuff :3

*screaming*

YES

Hmm, What If you did the tutorials, videos, assignments and evaluation feedback to people on the monthly/weekly fee having the tutorial and videos there in a timely exclusive. Releasing later these materials on youtube for the people. depending on the interest these will also be supported by the YT ad revenue.

I'd be happy with the multiple students pack. I like the class feeling and when you give homework that has to be done within a certain timeframe. Else my laziness would take over, I guess. <.<

I like the Idea of patron but that's just because I'm poor. paid lessons for a few sounds pretty awesome though.

Multiple students would be amazing but affordability is the question :)

I would support the multiple students for a price for a one on one set up and putting up a Patreon for smaller tutorials, guides, etc, with the option of higher paying patrons to have access to more one on one classes.

I want to be your student ^^
so multiple students seems best option, tho like you said yesterday, maybe at first test how it goes with 1 person
and then see how it goes with more? c:

Mine is currently set like this:

60/mo per person for an hour of designated time, including odd minutes to hit me up for critiques.

That's really good actually. What happens in the hour of one-on-one time primarily?

Normally voice calls establishing routine and assignment.

I think all three are good. Having options for people to choose from is normally a positive thing.

Some wont mind sharing their time with others, like a multiple student class session. Some will want one on one, to feel like they received more out of the session with less people to take away the attention and learning process. While videos will allow the ones who cannot afford personal classes, and or not interested in learning to draw technically, can still enjoy a time-laps/speed video (Narrated tutorial video/etc)

As prices go; that is completely up to you and what you feel is fair for the time you are spending as a art mentor/teacher. I don't necessarily have experience in this unless you count learning/teaching a language but I've seen some offer less for people who are participating in a multiple class session compared to the one who attend a private session due to the fact it is one-on-one.

If I may, I'd like to suggest the following;
I'd make the stream date public to the group session so people can schedule in and not miss it.
I'd also give a limit amount for the group session, say 5 students per month. That would prevent having way to many in one setting which having a large class may or may not cause to much of a distraction, only reason why I'd suggest a smaller student count per session.