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The butt thing is just realistic since cats make it a sport to show off their..crater

Went back and found the other video. Ew lol

Could this be a comfort? Didn't expect teacher.

this video hits hard and i love it, im wishing you the best in your art journey!!

Man this literally made me fucking cry

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Im a writer, currently working on my first novel. Ive recently been dealing with all of these issues that youve talked about. I put on this video and some calm music i picked up my notebook to keep writing and i started to cry. I even now am crying writing this. Because ive never had this struggle validated by anyone, its hard to write its hard to put these word onto paper and to tell a story. Its hard to know that everyone expects me to have a plan b. Its really really hard. But as i dry my eyes and finish this comment, i just want to thank you. This video your words and validation is something that i have never truly experienced. I decided to write after my world fell apart all around and even then it took me 6 months before i picked up a pen. And when i did i gave up a page into that story. It wasnt right for me not the story i needed to tell. Now i know what i need to write. Thank you for giving me the courage to write this. And the courage to write my novel. Oneday when its published ill think back on this and ill find some way to thank you again even if you dont see it. Thank you so much.

Sobbed! Very good video. Thank you for it

The persona 5 idle music is a nice touch

literally so hard getting back into art. Ive been in artblock for about a year now and im picking up my pencil more often and attending my class. its so hard but its what i want and it took me awhile to realize that i needed to WANT to do it inorder to even start

This album is awful.... The production sounds like it was recorded in an airport bathroom.... Been a fan for 40 years this album is garbage......They haven't released anything worth listening to since David Allen stopped producing their albums.... The Cure is a great live act to this day ! But they have NOT released a decent album since 1992 ... Fact...

My manager at work lent me this manga, and I read it while on my break. I feel like I never fully grasped it, but this video made me really appreciate it more now. I should read it again. I should also draw again, it's been hard after I've lost the one who supported me the most. Thank you.

This was a very timely video. Thank you.

Meme review channel bro. I been tellin' you

i have no interest in writing or music as was also touched upon but i think whats discussed is still applicable in other parts of life. also another fantastic video

See how I always interpreted this ending was James feeling in his head that she was murdered by him. Mary being there saying that he didn't do anything out of hatred may imply that he didn't kill her but instead neglected her in her final hours, that he may have tried killing her and couldn't bring himself to do it. That she instead had died in his care on the visit home that she wrote about in her letter. The ending we see is his conscious trying to get him to see that his guilt is valid but needs to be lifted from his shoulders. Idk if that's right or not as it's been a minute since I beat SH2 last and I am eagerly waiting for the remake to come out before I experience the story again.

first 3rd of this video is sooooo where i feel i am at in the trajectory of my current channel - i like your advice and insights, thank you!

this type of video reminds me a lot of greg guavara, who I watch a lot.

An absolute masterpiece in every aspect

I originally put this video on to listen in the background as I drew (for the first time in a week or so, might i add) but as it went on, it just kept calling my for my full attention. I had to put down my pencil, sit back, and really take in what you were saying. It resonated deeper than I could've ever imagined. The simple profoundness of being an artist is beautiful, and this video only served to bring attention to it. It highlights every part of it, from the birth of an artist to the beautiful and most ugly parts of actually /being/ an artist. This was a beautiful thing to witness, It really had my mind whirling (In a good way, of course.) Amazing job man

Listen carefully and then well done!

Thank you.

I find that art is one of those things that you can’t just walk away from- not as an artist at least. There is always a new idea for a piece in your head or, hey that shadow looks like a cat, or that color is beautiful, what is it?, or something drifting through your mind day in and day out about art. I think it’s why artists are often attributed with the ‘gifted’ quality - everything we see is art.

“What’s your back up plan?” Idk I’ll pull a Van Gogh? 💀

This is extremely accurate ❤

this is the kind of video i download for my offline youtube archive. it's the perfect vibe to just get lost into. esoteric or eccentric content about whatever , narrated by a pleasant voice.

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Thanks man❤ The video is amazing

"idk any underground rock band with a style completely their own" Listen to Protomen, my man. My favorite group. Join us, so too can bet on what is gonna come first. Protomen act 3 or Hollow Knight Silksong?

I watched this video while having an artistic crisis the bath tub (I am a senior in art school). This helped me drain the tub and get back at my desk - hopefully I draw more this time

0:28 hahhahaha

I read this one a very, very long time ago. So my impressions may be a little inaccurate. The first half of the book I remember feeling like it went over my head. I knew it as this big defining work of literature, so I thought maybe there was something I wasn't getting. Listening to you describe it, however, I wonder if that was somewhat intended? I think at the core of Esther's depression were, to some extent, her sense of indecisiveness and alienation towards her life. I still think the New York part could have been refined a bit, but in light of what follows, the first half of the book makes sense. The second half illustrates really well that kind of mindset where suicide becomes a sort of understandable, almost expected action to take. It's haunting, but accurate in showing how attempts can start from being passive and internal fixations and then easily active and 'dramatic' events. The ending was particularly good. I find these confessional, 'novel-with-a-key' type stories really fascinating, to be honest. At the time it was written that way to avoid libel, I'm sure. But looking at it retroactively, it's really interesting that biography and fiction got melded together like that. I read some writing advice recently, which warned against leaving a single character on their own for too long because their perspective would eventually lapse into memory or fantasy, but that only made me think. What elements of life or narrative are best expressed as fiction over fact? It's a neat idea. More literature videos would be great. I did not study English, so you're bound to be more well-read than me!

Thank u for telling me gerard made peni parker my world is complete now

No Grace Ahead, in Short, Ahh, So lonely...

thank you for sharing. truly amazing storytelling, very very pleasant to listen to

This made me cry but it felt comforting at the same time. I feel like we as artists (or maybe as humans) always see the flaws, all that we lack. I started studying to become an art teacher and it feels ironic that this is the year i made the least amount personal or cathartic art. Its the year I wrote less stories and every day feels like the list of homework is neverending. Sisyphus myth in all its glory. But at the same time its been a year full of connection with other artist, a year of building friendships and finding kindred spirits. Finding another artists with different backgrounds and expiriences, but also fundamentally the same: we love creating and hate it at the same time. Some days it feels like im alone and time is finite and never enough. Other days I see that a lot of it is my head, making me doubt and see the bad in all i make, in everything i do as "never enough". But seeing a video like this, or talking with a friend, or seeing work of art that moves me to tears, exites me and fills me with emotions... I realize that we are alive and we are constantly telling stories (to ourselves or to others) and that we get to chose the ending ... or, at least, what we are gonna do the next chapter, where we put the focus on. Thank you for this video and thanks to every artist out there! I hope we can all keep making stories and (as Fujino does) rewrite the endings

He said messaging system twice through the whole video

don't give up, skeleton! therefore offer healing

could this be a dog?

Soothing video as usual:)

hello chainsaw man

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Thank you for making this video. It was very much needed in my life. Like in the comics, I have too heard the phrase, in middle school, that I was going to become too big to draw. Or thinking that art is useless. But without art in my life I got depression, while with art came acceptance, healing, and feeling alive. It's an imperative.

Considering I love silent hill. I’d say love and silent hill are connected.

this video has been sitting in my watch later playlist for at least a month. when i finally got to watch it, i didnt even realize "look back" was a manga and not just part of the video's title lmao. i watched it anyway and it was already really good and prompted me to buy look back and read it for myself. and man it was SO GOOD. im an artist too and i agree w many things said in this video ab it. also this video helped me understand the story more so i rly appreciate it :))

4:32 I feel it is thematically appropriate to mention that the game "exquisite corpse" was invented by surrealists. (Y'know, that game where you have a piece of paper, draw a head, fold it, the next person draws the torso, you fold it, etc. until you have a bunch of fully formed monstrosities.)

I don't consider myself an artist but I still draw. Your video is very motivating and I hope to read your writings one day. 😊

Hey man what the hell I'm FULLY dissociating. Put a trigger warning in next time. 🙃

My goat is becoming unhinged