I hope you do continue the Blender tutorials. I'd love to see more shader tutorials like your previous video on the improved metal shader. I'd also like to see more intermediate and advanced tutorials like the corrected curve UVs. Keep up the good work. :D
Thank you so much!☺️ I’m certain Blender tutorials will always be a part of my channel. I have the next tutorial in that series recorded but I keep having computer issues and not enough time to solve them, but I’m working to get the next episode finished and uploaded as we speak, and I have lots more Blender content in some stage or other of planning.😁
I subscribed to you specifically because your blender tutorials so far have been by far the most usefully informative I've ever seen. You don't just explain how to do something, you explain how to figure out how to do something by explaining the different aspects of how and why. The information you give sticks. Right now you seem to be having the thing I call the ADHD slump (I'm sure there's a better term). You have a goal, and the steps are laid out to you. You know how to move forward. The only thing stopping you is time required to spend vs the rest of your life. "All I have to do is upload a video" but you haven't yet got the flow down. My advice is learning what parts need perfectionism and what parts need to just be 80% good. TH-cam as a system favors smaller and more frequent uploads, so if you could split your videos into smaller parts without really changing the actual substance, I think that alone could carry you further. Since your audience so far only consists of a small number of people, it's hard to feel the gratification of uploading your next highly crafted piece of work. But I am telling you, I have watched hundreds of blender videos (mostly to get 2nd and 3rd opinions on specific techniques) and I am telling you without any exaggeration that you are pretty much the best at it. I'm not trying to make you feel better by encouraging you, I'm stating it as a fact of my experience. If you just keep uploading, you will start to get the recognition owed to you. All it takes is for the right people to find you in the search terms.
Thank you tremendously for your sincere words! That is indeed my goal to teach the way I wish others would teach. So I’m glad that it sticks! That’s quite precisely what it feels like! Including needing to take care of my health better as far as eating and sleeping better to help with a little more energy and motivation as well. And I Am very much a perfectionist. And doing short videos as a part one, part to et c. instead of longer tutorials is an idea worth good thought. Ironically I’m also seriously thinking of doing some Blender content as TH-cam live streams, letting viewers hang out as I experiment on some project or CG concept, or maybe even helping a specific user on a project as a sort of live tutorial. Thank you so deeply! Hearing that means the most to me as I hope to be the best teacher I can and need to be. Altho truthfully I do feel alot of gratification with my last uploads, perhaps because of the wonderful comments all of you leave. Thousands of views and hundreds of subscribers is alot to me even tho I know it’s not as much as a TH-cam career such as I hope to have will ultimately get. I think it’s just the anxiety of wanting to continue to live up to that standard with continuing uploads lol.
Good luck! I just heard MrBeast say the most important thing for a new youtuber is to make 100 videos and try to improve one small thing in every video. He said to expect the first 100 videos to suck, but you learn and grow so much in just making those and getting those out. I think your videos are great, and keeping them short and quick for learning things in Blender that would be amazing. Right now I'm working on lighting and trying to add more color and make my scenes in Blender pop better. Would love to see some videos about color and lighting. Your videos are great. Keep it up!
Very good point! Making shorter content more frequently will result in more practice and getting past those sucky videos wicker.😆 I’d love to help however you can! I’m no expert but color is a awesome topic in CG and IRL! What’s your biggest curiosities or goals related to lighting and color?
That would be great if you did do science behind shading techniques or the science behind bsdf or brdf. If you could go deep enough in the science of shaders, that'd be a godsend because I understand when you explain things. Standalone science videos but not so much in connection with blender but general phenomena would be great too, I personally think. Well, regardless whichever topics you end up choosing, I'd love to watch em! Your tutorials are amazing! Thanks for making em and take your time to get them out :D
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your kind words!😊 I’m not an expert but I definitely do have content in store for science of materials in Blender, as one area of content for awhile. The main one I’m excited for is how being underwater changes material properties and why. Something simple yet important that touches on other situations too. And I do also plan on some stand-alone science topics like you said that will hopefully still interest people whether Blender users or not. Much of it might be useful in some way to some artist in some project they may want to pursue. And even if not, hopefully it could still be fun or interesting to learn.🤣
I hope you do continue the Blender tutorials. I'd love to see more shader tutorials like your previous video on the improved metal shader. I'd also like to see more intermediate and advanced tutorials like the corrected curve UVs. Keep up the good work. :D
Thank you so much!☺️ I’m certain Blender tutorials will always be a part of my channel. I have the next tutorial in that series recorded but I keep having computer issues and not enough time to solve them, but I’m working to get the next episode finished and uploaded as we speak, and I have lots more Blender content in some stage or other of planning.😁
@@nrdkraft That's great to hear! I love your teaching style. It's far more thorough and educational than most of the other Blender youtubers.
@@ashasekayi Thank you! I try to do my best to teach in a way that I wish others did, so that means the most to me!☺️
I subscribed to you specifically because your blender tutorials so far have been by far the most usefully informative I've ever seen. You don't just explain how to do something, you explain how to figure out how to do something by explaining the different aspects of how and why. The information you give sticks.
Right now you seem to be having the thing I call the ADHD slump (I'm sure there's a better term). You have a goal, and the steps are laid out to you. You know how to move forward. The only thing stopping you is time required to spend vs the rest of your life. "All I have to do is upload a video" but you haven't yet got the flow down. My advice is learning what parts need perfectionism and what parts need to just be 80% good. TH-cam as a system favors smaller and more frequent uploads, so if you could split your videos into smaller parts without really changing the actual substance, I think that alone could carry you further.
Since your audience so far only consists of a small number of people, it's hard to feel the gratification of uploading your next highly crafted piece of work. But I am telling you, I have watched hundreds of blender videos (mostly to get 2nd and 3rd opinions on specific techniques) and I am telling you without any exaggeration that you are pretty much the best at it. I'm not trying to make you feel better by encouraging you, I'm stating it as a fact of my experience. If you just keep uploading, you will start to get the recognition owed to you. All it takes is for the right people to find you in the search terms.
Thank you tremendously for your sincere words! That is indeed my goal to teach the way I wish others would teach. So I’m glad that it sticks!
That’s quite precisely what it feels like! Including needing to take care of my health better as far as eating and sleeping better to help with a little more energy and motivation as well. And I Am very much a perfectionist. And doing short videos as a part one, part to et c. instead of longer tutorials is an idea worth good thought. Ironically I’m also seriously thinking of doing some Blender content as TH-cam live streams, letting viewers hang out as I experiment on some project or CG concept, or maybe even helping a specific user on a project as a sort of live tutorial.
Thank you so deeply! Hearing that means the most to me as I hope to be the best teacher I can and need to be. Altho truthfully I do feel alot of gratification with my last uploads, perhaps because of the wonderful comments all of you leave. Thousands of views and hundreds of subscribers is alot to me even tho I know it’s not as much as a TH-cam career such as I hope to have will ultimately get. I think it’s just the anxiety of wanting to continue to live up to that standard with continuing uploads lol.
🙋🏼♀️no time crunch just create for fun
That’s the goal!🙏🏻😄
Wishing you all of the best for your channel. Looking forward to see what you're producing, it all sounds interesting.
Thank you so much! So am I😂😅
Good luck! I just heard MrBeast say the most important thing for a new youtuber is to make 100 videos and try to improve one small thing in every video. He said to expect the first 100 videos to suck, but you learn and grow so much in just making those and getting those out. I think your videos are great, and keeping them short and quick for learning things in Blender that would be amazing. Right now I'm working on lighting and trying to add more color and make my scenes in Blender pop better. Would love to see some videos about color and lighting. Your videos are great. Keep it up!
Very good point! Making shorter content more frequently will result in more practice and getting past those sucky videos wicker.😆 I’d love to help however you can! I’m no expert but color is a awesome topic in CG and IRL! What’s your biggest curiosities or goals related to lighting and color?
That would be great if you did do science behind shading techniques or the science behind bsdf or brdf. If you could go deep enough in the science of shaders, that'd be a godsend because I understand when you explain things. Standalone science videos but not so much in connection with blender but general phenomena would be great too, I personally think.
Well, regardless whichever topics you end up choosing, I'd love to watch em! Your tutorials are amazing! Thanks for making em and take your time to get them out :D
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your kind words!😊 I’m not an expert but I definitely do have content in store for science of materials in Blender, as one area of content for awhile. The main one I’m excited for is how being underwater changes material properties and why. Something simple yet important that touches on other situations too. And I do also plan on some stand-alone science topics like you said that will hopefully still interest people whether Blender users or not. Much of it might be useful in some way to some artist in some project they may want to pursue. And even if not, hopefully it could still be fun or interesting to learn.🤣
Glad you are back :D
Do not rush you projects. Enjoy you projects and share them when you feel like it :D
Thank you so much! It’s such a conundrum of wanting my content to be quality, but being scared of not having the quantity needed to make a career😂
man, that was a clean little vector intro. (and the rest of the video was good too haha)
Thank you! I don’t think I’ve used my logo in a public upload in awhile.😁 And thank you for the extra support man!