Hi, I'm Jenna. I teach wax seal art online, and I've been exactly where you might be right now: great at the craft, lost on the marketing. So I partnered with my husband's small ad team. This season, we're funding one cyanotype artist to record a workshop with us. We pay you an upfront licensing fee, run every ad, and send monthly royalties on every sale. You keep your work, your name, and your audience.
When I first heard about this kind of arrangement, I wanted someone to just tell me what I was actually agreeing to. So here it is, with no fine print, no clever clauses, and no "we'll discuss that later."
$1,000 lands within seven days of signing, the other $1,000 the moment we approve your final recording. That upfront licensing fee is yours to keep even if it never sells a copy. After that, you earn monthly royalties on every sale our ads make, paid within a week of each month's end with a full report. If your cyanotype course already exists, we skip the filming and the upfront is $1,500 instead.
Sales page, ads, ad spend, refunds, hosting, the whole stack. You will never write a marketing email or answer a refund request. The team behind this has been running ads for eleven years. They know the part most makers dread, and they take it off your plate completely.
We license this one workshop. You keep your name, your audience, your print sales, your other classes, and the right to teach cyanotype on YouTube, Skillshare, Domestika, or in your own studio, forever. We're not asking for exclusivity over your craft.
We don't pick niches at random. We've studied cyanotype, mapped out a beginner workshop, designed the look, and built a full sales page for it. Here's a peek at what we make. What we can't fake is a real artist's hands and voice. That part is you.
To be clear: these are our own mockups, not a script you have to copy. If we build a workshop together, we shape the outline around how you actually print, and your style and voice lead. If you already teach cyanotype, even better. We license what you've built. Either way, the goal is your real work in front of an audience that would never have found it otherwise.
I teach wax seal art online through a small workshop of my own. I started it because I love the craft, not because I had any plan to run a "business." For the first long while, I did what most makers do. I posted on Instagram, hoped people found me, and watched my course sit at maybe two or three sales a month.
Then my husband Vincent, who has run a Facebook ads agency since 2015, started helping me with the marketing side. The shift was immediate and a little embarrassing.
That experience is what made us start One Afternoon Crafts. Vincent's team has been running paid ads for course creators, authors, and education businesses for over a decade. They are extraordinary at the marketing part. They are not, themselves, craft teachers. So we built this small program to find makers like you, fund the recording, and run the workshop as a real product.
Cyanotype is next on our list because it photographs beautifully, it's genuinely beginner-friendly, and almost nobody is marketing it well. If you'd rather be coating paper than writing ad copy, this might be the deal you've been waiting for. Either way, I'd love to see your prints.
There's no faceless agency here. Three people touch your workshop, and you'll meet the ones who matter.
I teach wax seal art online, and I'm the one who reads your application and hops on the Zoom. I went through this exact thing myself, so I know what's actually scary about it and what's not.
My husband, and the marketing side of all this. He runs the Facebook ads behind every workshop. He's run ads for course creators and authors since 2015, his longest-running client has been with him over eight years, and the average stays at least four.
The build side of the whole thing. Kory shapes your workshop outline, edits your videos, and builds the sales page, the funnels, the video and static ads, and the bonuses, upsells, and bumps that make it sell.
Whether you make stunning prints but have never recorded a thing, or you already have a cyanotype course, there's a version of this that fits. Pick the path that sounds like you. The creator deck spells out every term in full.
You make beautiful cyanotype prints and have no course yet. We partner with you to record one.
We pay you $2,000 upfront in two installments, $1,000 before filming and $1,000 when raw footage is delivered, then license the finished workshop to sell through our paid ads. You film, we edit, produce, and build the entire course and sales page around how you actually print. You own the workshop outright, earn a royalty on every copy our ads sell, and keep 100% of every sale you make to your own audience. We earn our money through the sales our ads generate. You approve the sales page and any ad creative before anything goes live.
Full deal terms, compensation structure, and what to expect are outlined in the creator deck.
View the creator deckYou already teach cyanotype or have a finished course, and want sales beyond your own audience.
We pay you a $1,500 upfront licensing fee, then a royalty on every copy our ads sell. You keep full ownership, continue selling to your own audience, and keep 100% of those sales. Nothing changes on your end. You approve how your course and likeness are used in our advertising before we run a single ad.
Full deal terms, compensation structure, and what to expect are outlined in the creator deck.
View the creator deckTakes about three minutes. You tell me about your cyanotype work, link me to your prints, and say how you like to teach. A short clip of you coating a sheet or pulling a print helps a lot, but isn't required.
If your work feels right, I book a Zoom to walk through how it actually works. No pitch deck, no high-pressure energy. We figure out together whether the fit is real or not.
You sign a one-page agreement, and the first $1,000 lands within seven days. You have 60 days to record. We send a shot list, simple recording specs, and a single point of contact for any questions along the way.
You send the final cuts. We review against the standards we agreed on in writing. Approved, or one revision round. Either way the second $1,000 lands, and once your workshop goes live, monthly royalties begin on every sale our ads make.
Most creator deals get awkward because nobody writes down who does what. Ours starts with this list, and we don't expand it without putting it in writing.
Three minutes, that's all it takes. Tell me about your prints, where I can see them, and how you like to teach. If it feels like a fit, the next step is a quick call with me.