The Tale Foundry channel really does feel like a place for creators to stop and rest. I’ve never seen a channel with a community as friendly and tight-nit as this ones. Thanks Tale Foundry, keep up the good work.
@@Some.username.idk.0 you should try writing about something you enjoy, or just typing it. you might be surprised at how liberating it is to write something you want to write about. like, this might sound kinda cringe, but i am writing a book about an urban legend right now.
I agree, I think it's really nice to have a supporting community and creator where the only things that matter are writing and being pleasant to each other.
I have listened to this video well over thirty times while editing my novel, "Before the Shadows," over a period of a year, and I am proud to say that I am putting the finishing touches on it while listening to this once again. There was nothing else I wanted to hear but this beautiful, somewhat nostalgic playlist video. It is a somber blend of gothic and whimsical songs, and always a joy to listen to. Thank you to Tale Foundry for this collection. I'll be listening for years to come.
I would love to see this as an animated short film. A robot locked away in an attic only with its books and love for writing. Kind of like a Hunchback of Notre Dame story.
The mad lad came out with another one. The prior one was top tier reading/audio book music. And now, I'm just listening to it, not even writing or reading, just listening.
I was just going to sit down and draw with some chill music and then saw this. This is literally the best vibe ever, thank you Tale Foundry. This is awesome.
I thank you kind one, for bringing me the courage to push forward with my works of writing. I nearly gave up a few times, I found you a few years ago and went back to how I thought when I was a child, creative, imaginative, curious. You all get the idea, I'm not here to ramble about myself but I am here to say that for anyone who is in a rough spot, either in life, motivation, works, projects, etc. You have people around you. Even if it's a stranger you met last week or a passerby for instance. The only thing holding people back from writing 51 essays in a day is the idea that there's a limit on creativity. I believe that those that struggle for a story are simply bombarded with too much of it. I wish you best of luck my friends, and may fortune find you in good spirits. Stay safe everyone, times are ne'er certain.
My name is Caleb Heald and I started writing to this exact video, I will be revisiting this comment in the future if it happens to do well or if anyone would like to read it.
I found this channel again, after some time... regretfully, I forgot how much this channel meant to me, and, up until recently haven't felt any motivation or drive. for some reason this really helped me, watching your videos, listening to them, and just being inspired was something I loved doing before, I can't believe I forgot. Thanks as always, for being here, even if it was just a coincident. :)
Thank you for another great writing playlist. I love the detail that goes into the animation. The Taleoid sitting on the ink bottle kicking his feet with a look of child-like delight on his face is especially cute. @00:40:24
Thank you for this. I've been using this mix since it first came out as background music for writing. Sure I'll change up from time to time for intense scenes or to find something that fits the mood of what I'm writing, But I always come back to this. The second I put it on my brain goes into writing mode. Thank you again, it has been a great tool to train my brain when it's time to write.
This is just a BEAUTIFUL mastery of artistic brilliance. Each of the soundtracks (from different artists) compiled into one magnificent masterpiece. I cannot get enough of this amazing symphony of compositions when I am writing. Kudos to each of the composers for the creation and Tale Foundry for the collaboration of this fine piece of art. Honesty, this video is going to get to 1 million views just because of me.
In my opinion, though a rather long explanation for my statement: I find this channel very calming, yet entertaining all at once. A perfect example of one to go for when wanting to relax after a long and stressful day, getting absorbed into the world of fantasy and tranquility. - At first, I didn’t think much about the subject but rather the smooth animations. Later finding the music to be simply..extraordinary. Now, I find this channel to be a comfort zone of sorts, one owns land of freedom and creativity, even storytelling, which is my favourite kind of content to lay my eyes on, satisfyingly and remarkably being uniquely fit into one place. Like a perfect puzzle, with the pieces coming neatly arranged on a canvas displaying art. Tales Foundry, to my very own delightful surprise, is one channel that truly inspires me to draw things beyond limits, to matter the outcome. My mind being drawn immediately to the music, animation, and particularly the choice of words to describe each story and its meaning. - Personally, I do have a vocabulary of words that is written or spoken in a rather..one way to describe it, easily defined as “odd” or “formal” manner, considering today’s modern society. Though, fascinatingly so, I feel like I relate to this mysterious robot. As my world is vastly different, each person on this earth having different ways of thinking and communicating, understanding each concept of reality. Considering that my interests generally consisting of liking music, art, reading and liking sci-fi and fantasy related things, this one place is, easily putting it, perfect for me. - Im writing this comment to thank the creator, or creators behind this one channel. For having such a community of dedicated people, appreciating the vast diversity and creativity of every video put together. Hereby glad to be one part of this amazing place, truly feeling like a queen in my own palace. Although good things do unfortunately come to an end, I hope to see the journey of this channel continue for as long as I exist in this world, merely because I find it comforting..feeling like a inner child finally being able to explore my mind without any other reason to stop and feel judged by society and its standards. Thank you, Tale Foundry. ^_^
Creating a world, a story, can be so very lonely sometimes. Having a channel where just seeing a thumbnail reminds me of the passion all these others have for the same thing I do... Thanks. Has helped on more late night writing sessions where the story just put me over a barrel than I care to admit.
Hey Hey TaleBot!! I'm talking to you! Thank you 😊 I'm grateful to you ☺️ I love all your content I watch every single video These beats are even better, a cherry on top, kinda thing Whoever made u this intelligent must've been a mastermind To me, You've made this world a better place keep it up ❤❤
I don't do as much worldbuilding as I do character design and creation, but I've been putting together a playlist on Spotify for when I'm working on characters. Since most all of the characters I generally try to come up with are fantastical or at least fictional, I keep what I add to this playlist to fantastical music. It always felt like it was missing something, and this playlist seems to be it! It's like when you're trying to come up with a way to tie two storylines from two arcs together, and you finally find a way to do so...
This helps me so much flushing out my timeline! i already did manage to decribe the outlines of a conflict between two gods that split (my fictional) earth from the real one. Keep up the great vibes! Love the Artstyle you guys are using!
These types of things become the soundtrack to my life. I listen at work, I listen at home on a lazy Sunday afternoon cleaning the house, taking my daughter for a walk through town, or coming along with me on a great book.
It would be so cool to see a collection of things viewers have written while listening to these amazing playlists. They put me in the mood to write like nothing else, picking up abandoned projects and starting new ones.
I've had a couple ideas for things swim into my head in the last few days and I was never able to really *grasp* them. This is helping me do just that. Maybe they'll turn out to be ideas people've thought of before, but it's still fun to build off of something that popped into my head out of nowhere, regardless of what else might be out there.
Truly magical. You built yourself as one not human, yet I could only dream of relating to people as you do. One day through music or writing I will make a difference in life too. -Ever
Tale, you’ve helped me in so many ways discover things about my story I never would have noticed on my own. One day I will show the world what I believe will change stories forever. I have faith that I created something unlike anything the world has seen.
I have a little head cannon. At the beginning they were built by an industrial family for work and little details. The family had a big library with all the books of the world. One day the family disappeared. I don't know how. After a while the big robot, that I call the Tale founder, found the library and educated himself in literature and world building and the Taleroids joined him. Since then they spend their days reading and writing Stories.
Moonsong. I knew that was Adrien Ziegler as soon as I heard the wind instruments. This is a beautiful compilation. This has really helped with writing the creation of the cosmos in my DnD setting
This playlist is amazing. Your videos have helped refine my work in ways I never considered and given me the tools to craft the best version of my fantasy world. I'm only a few weeks from releasing my first book, and I can't wait to see where you're videos will take me when I start the second! Thanks, Tale Foundry!!🤗😭😭
Congrats! I'm only just starting to write my book so it must be so cool to be almost finished and ready to release. Please tell me the title so I could try reading it, as I'd love to give you the support.
@@oceanallamaThank you, its out now on Amazon and called Wishes: From the Past, by Emiliano Mendoza. Hope to hear about yours when you finish, remember to take your time and don't push yourself too hard to be perfect. Its natural to make mistakes your 1st time!
@@emilianomendoza2677 thank you! I'm actually on a break right now, as after pushing myself to write all year I've basically collapsed over and can't write a single thing. I'm hoping a break will do the trick, but I've got resources to come to if I need it
@@oceanallamaI'm sorry to hear that, I hope it all works out. And yeah, it can be pretty tiring and hard to put a lot of stock in for a career as a beginner. Just focus on keeping yourself afloat and maybe someday you can pick it back up if its something you wanna pursue. Best of luck!!
Funny how TH-cam recommended me this just as I was exploring the Arceuus Library in Runescape. Reading about the history Kourend with these tunes in the background made me feel like a true scholar of the fantasy world.
your channel is one of my favourites,it helped me make a world in my head that almsot feels real, alive even and your stories,they are the best way to spend free time with
i used your first music video as background music for drawing and i absolutely love it! now i'm studying for a test, which i'll have in a few hours, and this video is sure to keep me well needed company on the way!
I wrote a story while listening to this playlist. What do you guys think? The vibrant, golden sun dipped quickly over the idle market, casting the town in a pallid light. Julia stood by a fruit stand with her father, grasping her hand. She barely reached his stomach in height and stood patiently waiting for her father to finish purchasing a bundle of fruits. She whirled her head to the horizon once she noticed the sun sinking and stared in awe as an elegant object fluttered to her. It appeared to be a bug, perfectly symmetrical and embellished with ornate patterns laced through each other. A violent shade of cerulean covered its wings, and its borders dark black stream speckled with orange dots. Its antenna glowed with bioluminescence and flickered as it hovered. Julia watched as it raced through the air, zig-zagging and looping in flawless succession. Julia felt her father’s hand loosen, so she removed hers from his grasp and followed the bug. The bug seemed entitled to a friendly game of tag and zipped down the hill Julia was on. Julia giggled and ran after the bug, playing along with the game. The cool grass tickled her bare feet, the faint wind pushed her forward as she tracked the bug through the silent shops and homes, and a secluded thicket tucked off to the corner of the town showed. Julia watched as it soaked into the trees but emerged for her to find. She slipped through the trees and darted after the light, stepping on soft piles of leaves rather than jagged sticks. She pushed past the remaining trees as the rough terrain transitioned to spongy sand that massaged her feet. Her eyes flitted left to right then she gasped once she could see the bug again by the shoreline. Accompanying the insect were dozens more uniquely colored bugs, forming a makeshift rainbow. The flurry of irregularly fused colors ignited the now dull sky in a flash of radiance. Her eyes widened, her mouth gaping as she slowly walked to them. The sand squished under her delicate footsteps, and gentle ripples reached her toes. She waded further until the water climbed her ankles. Looking up at the insects, they floated in place, studying her as she treaded deeper. Once she caught up with them, they bolted off even farther to the now-rising moon. Julia laughed and trailed them. Seaweed brushed against her ankles, and eventually, the water started pulling at her knees. Suddenly, an upturned rock abruptly crashed against her foot and sent her plummeting into the water. She flailed desperately against the ruthless sea and tried to find her footing. She let loose a sharp cry, but the water muffled her and sent an aggressive wave down her throat as the water slowly carried her deeper. “Julia!” a deep voice cried, though she only heard half of it. She whipped around in all directions to find the source of the sound. “Julia!” it went again. Her ears went underwater again and didn’t emerge, forbidding her to hear the yells. The water stung her eyes, and waves tugged at her body. No, not waves. Firm hands tugged at her body and pulled her up. She could faintly make out a big shape as the hands grabbed under her pits and carried her near the thicket. Once her vision cleared, it revealed her father, a terrified look imprinted on his face. He embraced her in a tight hug, then knelt on the pillowy sand and stared at his daughter. “Are you ok, honey?” Julia’s father was a large man, wearing a cream chambray shirt with top buttons unfastened. Jet black hair covered his arms, poked out the top of his shirt, and draped his face in an unkempt beard. Julia slowly nodded her head. Her father dropped his head, sighed in relief, and then turned back at her, his face solemn. “Why did you run off? That was very irresponsible of you; you are lucky I could see you from the market,” he motioned a finger to the hill. Julia was silent. Then, “I was. . . following a pretty bug.” He rested his hands on his shoulders. “Don’t you ever do that to me again,” he whispered, his voice breaking as he gave another affectionate hug. “Never.” He stood up and took her by the hand, leading her back to the hills.
I was listening passively, and then Moonsong by Adrian von Ziegler comes on. That song will NEVER cease to evoke an emotional response from me. I love it dearly among Adrian's work, and it's genuinely awe inspiring to me. This is a wonderful compilation of music. Thank you for this, and all of Tale Foundry's continued creativity. ^^
Thank you so much! The first one helped me through several (creative writing and lit analysis) assignments and this one is even more up my street, since I love piano. Thanks again!
Really like the comments on this stream, specifically.. I don't usually read them, typically not very interesting to me, but these, I like! What I think would be incredible to see is the worlds and written pieces created while listening to this particular playlist!! Like a monologue or montage of sorts. Oh, it would be brilliantly superb, I can feel it, seriously. Make a little contest of it, even! It really would result in shine fantastical magical happenings!!! ❤
These types of places really help me to chill out and let my mind wonder off to we’re ever. It’s really helped me with my writing thanks for doing these videos
The Tale Foundry channel really does feel like a place for creators to stop and rest. I’ve never seen a channel with a community as friendly and tight-nit as this ones.
Thanks Tale Foundry, keep up the good work.
Never written anything outside of asignments, but yeah it's a nice place, lately been using this as backgroung music for reading
@@Some.username.idk.0 you should try writing about something you enjoy, or just typing it. you might be surprised at how liberating it is to write something you want to write about. like, this might sound kinda cringe, but i am writing a book about an urban legend right now.
@@kylesimone6140 Is it Siren head? :)
its actually about the backrooms haha@@goteamslugs
I agree, I think it's really nice to have a supporting community and creator where the only things that matter are writing and being pleasant to each other.
Am I the only one who thinks it would be cool to have a video just showing us all the rooms in the building he stays in?.. just me okay
Well, that makes the two of us, then
Four!
Five! We need more lore!
We shall help attend to the wonderful archives, together 😌
Us six people
The fact that this sequel implies a reoccurring series gives me good vibes.
I love these playlists they’re just perfect for quiet writing time or even waking up when I have to get to work ❤
The fact they even put personality into their music only videos really shows that they care about their content and I love it immensely
12:52, This is the cutest thing I have seen all day!
I have listened to this video well over thirty times while editing my novel, "Before the Shadows," over a period of a year, and I am proud to say that I am putting the finishing touches on it while listening to this once again. There was nothing else I wanted to hear but this beautiful, somewhat nostalgic playlist video. It is a somber blend of gothic and whimsical songs, and always a joy to listen to. Thank you to Tale Foundry for this collection. I'll be listening for years to come.
That's awesome! Best of luck with your novel!
I would love to see this as an animated short film. A robot locked away in an attic only with its books and love for writing. Kind of like a Hunchback of Notre Dame story.
Love this music, It's enchanting and magical, so many dialogues starts to voice out in my head while hearing this music it's amazing!
This remix album is perfect for reading, writing, and exploring fantasy land of magic and mystery.
I listen to this while exploring my fantasies, reading, and writing
I'm listening to this while creating the multiverse of planes for my D&D campaign and I already feel inspired.
I love your video essays and analysis, but I'm SO happy you also upload music that encourages us to be productive
The mad lad came out with another one. The prior one was top tier reading/audio book music. And now, I'm just listening to it, not even writing or reading, just listening.
"Fay In The Mist" is beyond amazing. It keeps me focus as I write stories.
I was just going to sit down and draw with some chill music and then saw this. This is literally the best vibe ever, thank you Tale Foundry. This is awesome.
I thank you kind one, for bringing me the courage to push forward with my works of writing. I nearly gave up a few times, I found you a few years ago and went back to how I thought when I was a child, creative, imaginative, curious. You all get the idea, I'm not here to ramble about myself but I am here to say that for anyone who is in a rough spot, either in life, motivation, works, projects, etc. You have people around you. Even if it's a stranger you met last week or a passerby for instance. The only thing holding people back from writing 51 essays in a day is the idea that there's a limit on creativity. I believe that those that struggle for a story are simply bombarded with too much of it. I wish you best of luck my friends, and may fortune find you in good spirits. Stay safe everyone, times are ne'er certain.
My name is Caleb Heald and I started writing to this exact video, I will be revisiting this comment in the future if it happens to do well or if anyone would like to read it.
I wish you luck
How'd it go?
I found this channel again, after some time... regretfully, I forgot how much this channel meant to me, and, up until recently haven't felt any motivation or drive. for some reason this really helped me, watching your videos, listening to them, and just being inspired was something I loved doing before, I can't believe I forgot. Thanks as always, for being here, even if it was just a coincident. :)
Im happy for you😅
same
I know what I will be putting on when my kids will have homework in a few hours. Thank you so much for the video! Much love from montreal canada.
Thank you for another great writing playlist. I love the detail that goes into the animation. The Taleoid sitting on the ink bottle kicking his feet with a look of child-like delight on his face is especially cute. @00:40:24
I was hoping you’d do another one of these. I love them.
idk if this was the way they intended it, but i listen to this while playing minecraft, it makes me feel like i'm actually doing world building
Well the thing is you do
Thats kinda the point of minecraft
I'm listening while creating lunar and solar calendars for the contrasting cultures in my world, but I'll be back next time I play Minecraft.
technically you are world building
And then there's Typo-man, which is both! I also listen to it while reading and doing DND!
Perfect playlist for rewriting chapters and plot points in my book. Helps me not feel like I’m struggling as much
Thank you for this. I've been using this mix since it first came out as background music for writing. Sure I'll change up from time to time for intense scenes or to find something that fits the mood of what I'm writing, But I always come back to this. The second I put it on my brain goes into writing mode. Thank you again, it has been a great tool to train my brain when it's time to write.
This is just a BEAUTIFUL mastery of artistic brilliance. Each of the soundtracks (from different artists) compiled into one magnificent masterpiece. I cannot get enough of this amazing symphony of compositions when I am writing. Kudos to each of the composers for the creation and Tale Foundry for the collaboration of this fine piece of art. Honesty, this video is going to get to 1 million views just because of me.
My favorite tracks: 00:34:15 - Moonsong - Adrian Ziegler👏👏👏👏👏👏
The surprising amount of effort put into this video is incredible! Keep up lil robot.
this is helping me write my first book ever.
ty tale foundry
In my opinion, though a rather long explanation for my statement: I find this channel very calming, yet entertaining all at once. A perfect example of one to go for when wanting to relax after a long and stressful day, getting absorbed into the world of fantasy and tranquility. - At first, I didn’t think much about the subject but rather the smooth animations. Later finding the music to be simply..extraordinary.
Now, I find this channel to be a comfort zone of sorts, one owns land of freedom and creativity, even storytelling, which is my favourite kind of content to lay my eyes on, satisfyingly and remarkably being uniquely fit into one place. Like a perfect puzzle, with the pieces coming neatly arranged on a canvas displaying art.
Tales Foundry, to my very own delightful surprise, is one channel that truly inspires me to draw things beyond limits, to matter the outcome. My mind being drawn immediately to the music, animation, and particularly the choice of words to describe each story and its meaning.
- Personally, I do have a vocabulary of words that is written or spoken in a rather..one way to describe it, easily defined as “odd” or “formal” manner, considering today’s modern society. Though, fascinatingly so, I feel like I relate to this mysterious robot. As my world is vastly different, each person on this earth having different ways of thinking and communicating, understanding each concept of reality.
Considering that my interests generally consisting of liking music, art, reading and liking sci-fi and fantasy related things, this one place is, easily putting it, perfect for me.
- Im writing this comment to thank the creator, or creators behind this one channel. For having such a community of dedicated people, appreciating the vast diversity and creativity of every video put together.
Hereby glad to be one part of this amazing place, truly feeling like a queen in my own palace.
Although good things do unfortunately come to an end, I hope to see the journey of this channel continue for as long as I exist in this world, merely because I find it comforting..feeling like a inner child finally being able to explore my mind without any other reason to stop and feel judged by society and its standards.
Thank you, Tale Foundry. ^_^
Creating a world, a story, can be so very lonely sometimes. Having a channel where just seeing a thumbnail reminds me of the passion all these others have for the same thing I do...
Thanks. Has helped on more late night writing sessions where the story just put me over a barrel than I care to admit.
Hey
Hey TaleBot!!
I'm talking to you!
Thank you 😊
I'm grateful to you ☺️
I love all your content
I watch every single video
These beats are even better, a cherry on top, kinda thing
Whoever made u this intelligent must've been a mastermind
To me, You've made this world a better place
keep it up
❤❤
or perhaps they were a master HEART for indeed you generate great warmth
Why did I only just now realise the clock is moving properly- that's wicked detail
The music fitts with the animation. That robot's design is so cute, I love it❤
The little moving figurines from the background are also adorable.💖
this music compilation provides exactly what it promises in the title, makes me feel incredibly at ease
Excellent music for revising and tweaking.
I don't do as much worldbuilding as I do character design and creation, but I've been putting together a playlist on Spotify for when I'm working on characters. Since most all of the characters I generally try to come up with are fantastical or at least fictional, I keep what I add to this playlist to fantastical music. It always felt like it was missing something, and this playlist seems to be it! It's like when you're trying to come up with a way to tie two storylines from two arcs together, and you finally find a way to do so...
These are the BEST for distraction-free writing! Thank you!
This helps me so much flushing out my timeline! i already did manage to decribe the outlines of a conflict between two gods that split (my fictional) earth from the real one.
Keep up the great vibes! Love the Artstyle you guys are using!
These types of things become the soundtrack to my life. I listen at work, I listen at home on a lazy Sunday afternoon cleaning the house, taking my daughter for a walk through town, or coming along with me on a great book.
Whenever I listen to these playlists, the memories and events I experienced with my father always come back to me.
Thank you Tale Foundry
man, this made me happy right when I opened youtube, thanks!!
Thank you for this melodic oasis. It brings peace to the mind and heart. Wishing the channel owner and all viewers abundant health and prosperity! 🌟🙏
This is such a beautiful calm vibe for writing (or really doing anything) peacefully
It would be so cool to see a collection of things viewers have written while listening to these amazing playlists.
They put me in the mood to write like nothing else, picking up abandoned projects and starting new ones.
Personal favorite tracks:
45:38 -The Chakra Movement, DEX 1200
48:38 -The Storyteller, Kikuro
I've had a couple ideas for things swim into my head in the last few days and I was never able to really *grasp* them.
This is helping me do just that. Maybe they'll turn out to be ideas people've thought of before, but it's still fun to build off of something that popped into my head out of nowhere, regardless of what else might be out there.
Truly magical. You built yourself as one not human, yet I could only dream of relating to people as you do. One day through music or writing I will make a difference in life too. -Ever
Tale, you’ve helped me in so many ways discover things about my story I never would have noticed on my own. One day I will show the world what I believe will change stories forever. I have faith that I created something unlike anything the world has seen.
I am so hyped for these volumes, these chill beats always help me find the right mood and scenes for my stories
i listened through the entire thin and didn't even notice for a few minutes, great music, very relaxing. I'm gonna go replay it now.
The dissonance in the third song ("Fay in Mist") reminds me a lot of the soundtrack for Severance. Great music!
This playlist always helps me focus on studying. I'll come back here when I graduate highschool. See ya future self❤
This music makes me feel happy inside.
The sequel we've always wanted but never deserved.
I rotate your two fantasy writing playlists. I could always use more of these! :)
This has been the perfect writing and editing music for me tonight.
I have a little head cannon.
At the beginning they were built by an industrial family for work and little details. The family had a big library with all the books of the world. One day the family disappeared. I don't know how. After a while the big robot, that I call the Tale founder, found the library and educated himself in literature and world building and the Taleroids joined him. Since then they spend their days reading and writing Stories.
One of the only playlists that I can enjoy studying and designing to. I love this and can't wait for more
Wow! This is one of the best playlists. I'm writing a story and was looking for the perfect one. This hit all the right notes.
Moonsong. I knew that was Adrien Ziegler as soon as I heard the wind instruments. This is a beautiful compilation. This has really helped with writing the creation of the cosmos in my DnD setting
another one!!! i love these, and ive listened to the other one for studying at least 500000000 times.
This playlist is amazing. Your videos have helped refine my work in ways I never considered and given me the tools to craft the best version of my fantasy world. I'm only a few weeks from releasing my first book, and I can't wait to see where you're videos will take me when I start the second!
Thanks, Tale Foundry!!🤗😭😭
Congrats! I'm only just starting to write my book so it must be so cool to be almost finished and ready to release. Please tell me the title so I could try reading it, as I'd love to give you the support.
@@oceanallamaThank you, its out now on Amazon and called Wishes: From the Past, by Emiliano Mendoza. Hope to hear about yours when you finish, remember to take your time and don't push yourself too hard to be perfect. Its natural to make mistakes your 1st time!
@@emilianomendoza2677 thank you! I'm actually on a break right now, as after pushing myself to write all year I've basically collapsed over and can't write a single thing. I'm hoping a break will do the trick, but I've got resources to come to if I need it
@@oceanallamaI'm sorry to hear that, I hope it all works out. And yeah, it can be pretty tiring and hard to put a lot of stock in for a career as a beginner. Just focus on keeping yourself afloat and maybe someday you can pick it back up if its something you wanna pursue. Best of luck!!
I'm listening to this while deck building (MTG)
It's surreal, hats off friend!
Excuse ME! YOU MADE ANOTHER ONE!? Thank you!
I have to say.. his videos are absolutely fantastic.. then he added a freaking lofi BRO U GOT UR SELF A NEW MEMBER
Thanks for the smooth beats, helps me get in the zone
Funny how TH-cam recommended me this just as I was exploring the Arceuus Library in Runescape.
Reading about the history Kourend with these tunes in the background made me feel like a true scholar of the fantasy world.
Wonderful selection. Makes me feel like Im wlking over water in a quite pond. Its just like being in a dream like state.
I'm so glad theres another one of these. I love the last one so much and still use it .
This channel is beautiful. It feels like a wonderful dream.
Third time listening through this in one sitting as I write. Thanks for the tunes!
OMG, ANOTHER PLAYLIST?! THANK YOU SM!
ohhh yeah I needed another playlist from this channel !! loved the other one so much
your channel is one of my favourites,it helped me make a world in my head that almsot feels real, alive even
and your stories,they are the best way to spend free time with
This has been helping me to edit my book so I really appreciate the music
Ooooo. This will definitely help my mood when I write. Especially for building my clockpunk world.
I love these videos, please do some more, it helps me so much!
I didn't know you were chill like that.
Sat down and wrote the outline for my fantasy novel. Such good vibes, thanks for the video!
saving this so i can work on my own world building, thank youuuu!!!!!
Let's go Vindsvept is in here!!
i used your first music video as background music for drawing and i absolutely love it! now i'm studying for a test, which i'll have in a few hours, and this video is sure to keep me well needed company on the way!
how did your test went?
@@marcint1975 actually got a B! i can only recommend to have that video palying in the background, while studying. thanks for asking btw!
The music is so beautiful. I can make a new world with this 😊
Hope this could be my new favorite playlist to listen to while working.
This is great for writing stories! Thanks 👍👍
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I find this particular one truly captivating; it has a remarkable ability to evoke a sense of tranquility within me.
I wrote a story while listening to this playlist. What do you guys think?
The vibrant, golden sun dipped quickly over the idle market, casting the town in a pallid light. Julia stood by a fruit stand with her father, grasping her hand. She barely reached his stomach in height and stood patiently waiting for her father to finish purchasing a bundle of fruits.
She whirled her head to the horizon once she noticed the sun sinking and stared in awe as an elegant object fluttered to her. It appeared to be a bug, perfectly symmetrical and embellished with ornate patterns laced through each other. A violent shade of cerulean covered its wings, and its borders dark black stream speckled with orange dots. Its antenna glowed with bioluminescence and flickered as it hovered. Julia watched as it raced through the air, zig-zagging and looping in flawless succession.
Julia felt her father’s hand loosen, so she removed hers from his grasp and followed the bug. The bug seemed entitled to a friendly game of tag and zipped down the hill Julia was on. Julia giggled and ran after the bug, playing along with the game. The cool grass tickled her bare feet, the faint wind pushed her forward as she tracked the bug through the silent shops and homes, and a secluded thicket tucked off to the corner of the town showed. Julia watched as it soaked into the trees but emerged for her to find. She slipped through the trees and darted after the light, stepping on soft piles of leaves rather than jagged sticks.
She pushed past the remaining trees as the rough terrain transitioned to spongy sand that massaged her feet. Her eyes flitted left to right then she gasped once she could see the bug again by the shoreline. Accompanying the insect were dozens more uniquely colored bugs, forming a makeshift rainbow. The flurry of irregularly fused colors ignited the now dull sky in a flash of radiance. Her eyes widened, her mouth gaping as she slowly walked to them.
The sand squished under her delicate footsteps, and gentle ripples reached her toes. She waded further until the water climbed her ankles. Looking up at the insects, they floated in place, studying her as she treaded deeper. Once she caught up with them, they bolted off even farther to the now-rising moon.
Julia laughed and trailed them. Seaweed brushed against her ankles, and eventually, the water started pulling at her knees. Suddenly, an upturned rock abruptly crashed against her foot and sent her plummeting into the water. She flailed desperately against the ruthless sea and tried to find her footing. She let loose a sharp cry, but the water muffled her and sent an aggressive wave down her throat as the water slowly carried her deeper.
“Julia!” a deep voice cried, though she only heard half of it. She whipped around in all directions to find the source of the sound. “Julia!” it went again.
Her ears went underwater again and didn’t emerge, forbidding her to hear the yells. The water stung her eyes, and waves tugged at her body. No, not waves. Firm hands tugged at her body and pulled her up. She could faintly make out a big shape as the hands grabbed under her pits and carried her near the thicket. Once her vision cleared, it revealed her father, a terrified look imprinted on his face.
He embraced her in a tight hug, then knelt on the pillowy sand and stared at his daughter. “Are you ok, honey?” Julia’s father was a large man, wearing a cream chambray shirt with top buttons unfastened. Jet black hair covered his arms, poked out the top of his shirt, and draped his face in an unkempt beard.
Julia slowly nodded her head.
Her father dropped his head, sighed in relief, and then turned back at her, his face solemn. “Why did you run off? That was very irresponsible of you; you are lucky I could see you from the market,” he motioned a finger to the hill.
Julia was silent. Then, “I was. . . following a pretty bug.”
He rested his hands on his shoulders. “Don’t you ever do that to me again,” he whispered, his voice breaking as he gave another affectionate hug. “Never.” He stood up and took her by the hand, leading her back to the hills.
This is reall nice,especially while writing a book,or just coming up with ideas
I was listening passively, and then Moonsong by Adrian von Ziegler comes on. That song will NEVER cease to evoke an emotional response from me. I love it dearly among Adrian's work, and it's genuinely awe inspiring to me.
This is a wonderful compilation of music. Thank you for this, and all of Tale Foundry's continued creativity. ^^
Thank you so much!
The first one helped me through several (creative writing and lit analysis) assignments and this one is even more up my street, since I love piano.
Thanks again!
This perfect, right now I'm writing for Flufftober on AO3 and these are exactly the tunes I need for writing.
Amazing music really helps me think and focus on my projects :) thank you!
Beautiful music, this playlist was perfectly put together. Definitely using it again for writing.
Just the vibe I needed. 🤙🤙🤙🤙 No one else has it.
Really like the comments on this stream, specifically.. I don't usually read them, typically not very interesting to me, but these, I like!
What I think would be incredible to see is the worlds and written pieces created while listening to this particular playlist!! Like a monologue or montage of sorts. Oh, it would be brilliantly superb, I can feel it, seriously. Make a little contest of it, even! It really would result in shine fantastical magical happenings!!! ❤
Very nice! Thank you, Foundry person!
you put amazing music in these playlists! I hope to see more of these in the future!
This playlist is better than the last one!
bro, please more of these! So good!
These types of places really help me to chill out and let my mind wonder off to we’re ever. It’s really helped me with my writing thanks for doing these videos