Michael Pacitti - Great episode; very informative and immersive. Agree that Art Deco (07:40) is a bold and interesting style. Added your channel to our community page as a nice building/deco resource. Cover mainly mods/cc for ‘The Sims 4’ and only really ever build when there’s something specific we need that isn’t already in the game gallery. But there are a ton of players whose primary style of gameplay is building, and this channel would be such a wonderful ‘find’ for a builder. Like: Every visual source and historical detail (plus informed commentary AND cute music) you need to create this build is literally - right here.
TY for tonight's vid Michael. I enjoyed it. I know I said in previous vids, I live now in a University town in Central IL with many of these houses on my walk to work. I live in a 60s brick rambler now that is very Chicago suburbs LOL. These 1920s houses have a ton of charm, especially on the outside where people have restored them here with cottage gardens, picket fences and gates. The floor plans are very appreciated sir. I often wonder when I walk by them on my way to work how the house is arranged or configured. Today's children would be screaming for their own bathrooms. 😵💫🤯🤯 Have a nice weekend and Thx,
Hello again, and thank you for the lovely read. As I might have previously mentioned, I spent my childhood in an English neighborhood of Montreal, Canada, where numerous houses from the 50s and 60s existed, ranging from Mid Century modern to Ramblers. It was a pleasure to read about your nostalgic strolls.
@@VisualLearningDesign TY so much for your memories of MTL CA. On my bucket list to visit. I know from friends a grand beautiful city with amazing architecture and wonderful people. I promise I will keep my comments in future to 2 lines. Takes care
One of the most captivatingly elegant, and stylish videos covering Streamline Moderne because of its visual simplicity, superbly married to such a singularly defining selected music track was yours, Michael. I have been unable to find it anywhere on TH-cam now, and after just carefully perusing all of your video uploads, it has apparently been removed.
Hello - If I understand you correctly, are looking for the audio track from one of my Streamline Moderne videos? Can you tell me which one it was? Thanks
@@VisualLearningDesign: It was the entire video which focused only on Streamline Moderne depicting trains, cars, buildings in France, America, and England, as well as small appliances of different types, and various patio and living room furniture. The thumbnail image for the video had a very unique and beautiful chrome plated cigar trimmer which I believe you had also featured in the video as well, and the music track was almost reminiscent of the kind of jazz compositions of the late Henry Mancini with a prominent, beautifully executed repeat undergirding percussion of bongo drums. Everything about that video including most especially the superb editing work you created for it cohesively fitted together capturing the entire essence, and vibe of the late 1930’s to 1950’s. It’s one of the most standout productions of its type when it was still accessible here on TH-cam! Was that description I gave enough to trigger your memory?
@@ironsidefan Hello again - I'll make an effort to find that particular video since I have a clear memory of it. Before my account was hacked, it was available on TH-cam. Unfortunately, some of the videos got lost during that incident. However, I plan to restore it by recreating the content using all the images I have. Additionally, I'll need to find the soundtrack again. Thank you once more for your assistance.
@@ironsidefan Exciting update! I've found the video in my archives. Although I initially planned to edit it for a later release, I've decided to share it tomorrow. Stay tuned!
@@VisualLearningDesign: Looking forward to experiencing it again! One of the absolute classiest, most exquisitely crafted pieces I’ve ever encountered. In the past before that hack job done on you I must have watched that video at least twenty to thirty times over a number of months following my initial encounter of it on here.
Such a lovely time and a lovely video as well. Thank you again for a beautiful work of art. ❤
Michael Pacitti - Great episode; very informative and immersive. Agree that Art Deco (07:40) is a bold and interesting style.
Added your channel to our community page as a nice building/deco resource. Cover mainly mods/cc for ‘The Sims 4’ and only really ever build when there’s something specific we need that isn’t already in the game gallery.
But there are a ton of players whose primary style of gameplay is building, and this channel would be such a wonderful ‘find’ for a builder. Like: Every visual source and historical detail (plus informed commentary AND cute music) you need to create this build is literally - right here.
I think every kitchen you showed had a door. Seems like a good idea. Kept the burn't roast beef out of the rest of the house.
TY for tonight's vid Michael. I enjoyed it. I know I said in previous vids, I live now in a University town in Central IL with many of these houses on my walk to work. I live in a 60s brick rambler now that is very Chicago suburbs LOL. These 1920s houses have a ton of charm, especially on the outside where people have restored them here with cottage gardens, picket fences and gates. The floor plans are very appreciated sir. I often wonder when I walk by them on my way to work how the house is arranged or configured. Today's children would be screaming for their own bathrooms. 😵💫🤯🤯 Have a nice weekend and Thx,
Hello again, and thank you for the lovely read. As I might have previously mentioned, I spent my childhood in an English neighborhood of Montreal, Canada, where numerous houses from the 50s and 60s existed, ranging from Mid Century modern to Ramblers. It was a pleasure to read about your nostalgic strolls.
@@VisualLearningDesign TY so much for your memories of MTL CA. On my bucket list to visit. I know from friends a grand beautiful city with amazing architecture and wonderful people. I promise I will keep my comments in future to 2 lines. Takes care
I love your site. After watching two of your videos, I subscribed.
Thank you for the kid words!
One of the most captivatingly elegant, and stylish videos covering Streamline Moderne because of its visual simplicity, superbly married to such a singularly defining selected music track was yours, Michael. I have been unable to find it anywhere on TH-cam now, and after just carefully perusing all of your video uploads, it has apparently been removed.
Hello - If I understand you correctly, are looking for the audio track from one of my Streamline Moderne videos? Can you tell me which one it was? Thanks
@@VisualLearningDesign: It was the entire video which focused only on Streamline Moderne depicting trains, cars, buildings in France, America, and England, as well as small appliances of different types, and various patio and living room furniture. The thumbnail image for the video had a very unique and beautiful chrome plated cigar trimmer which I believe you had also featured in the video as well, and the music track was almost reminiscent of the kind of jazz compositions of the late Henry Mancini with a prominent, beautifully executed repeat undergirding percussion of bongo drums. Everything about that video including most especially the superb editing work you created for it cohesively fitted together capturing the entire essence, and vibe of the late 1930’s to 1950’s. It’s one of the most standout productions of its type when it was still accessible here on TH-cam! Was that description I gave enough to trigger your memory?
@@ironsidefan Hello again - I'll make an effort to find that particular video since I have a clear memory of it. Before my account was hacked, it was available on TH-cam. Unfortunately, some of the videos got lost during that incident. However, I plan to restore it by recreating the content using all the images I have. Additionally, I'll need to find the soundtrack again. Thank you once more for your assistance.
@@ironsidefan Exciting update! I've found the video in my archives. Although I initially planned to edit it for a later release, I've decided to share it tomorrow. Stay tuned!
@@VisualLearningDesign: Looking forward to experiencing it again! One of the absolute classiest, most exquisitely crafted pieces I’ve ever encountered. In the past before that hack job done on you I must have watched that video at least twenty to thirty times over a number of months following my initial encounter of it on here.