Hey everyone, so
before I get into the video with my girl Steph, I actually just want to
apologize in advance for the audio.
So a few weeks ago, I purchased
a mini microphone from Edutige.
I got their omni-directional
mic which means that it picks up sound from
every direction. And I thought it was cool, because it was so tiny and it is inconspicuous
and I thought it was going to be good for vlogging but
when I reviewed the footage on my computer, I just wasn't happy with the audio.
So Steph and I recorded this video at the beach.
This was very impromptu and
we didn't plan on doing this, but we did it anyway and
I didn't think about the conditions at the time.
So, throughout the whole video,
you literally hear waves crashing like every few seconds. I mean, you can totally hear us, but
you know in the background you can hear the waves crashing every few seconds, and it does get distracting.
I'm highly sensitive to certain sounds so if you're the same way this video might bother you as well.
But,
even though I
still decided to post this video up because
I just really think that everything that we talked about in this video is so important
especially with like what Steph had to say. She had so many great things to talk about and
I want you guys to gain something from this video even though the audio isn't the best.
And since Steph lives in LA, re-filming this is
not going to happen because
yeah, we don't see each other every day.
Plus, even if we had the chance to re-film it, I
wouldn't want to just because...I don't know, I hate re-filming things.
So if you think that
the background noise is going to bother you
I decided to put subtitles so just click the CC button down below and it'll activate the
subtitles for you guys, and I really do hope it helps.
So again, I apologize.
And just to let you guys know, I did return that microphone
literally like before I filmed this video because it wasn't working out for me. I probably should have purchased their
uni-directional mic, but it was too expensive.
Um, but I don't know, maybe in the future.
I probably should have brought this mic with me, but let me just show you how it looks...
I don't like to bring too much with me especially that day, I didn't want to put too much in my purse.
but
You know, if I really want good quality, I should just deal with it, you know? It's totally like...
a vlogger's set up, but
audio is very important to me and hopefully I'm not too shy with bringing this
whole setup with me in public in the future. But anyway, now that I've explained myself
grab a snack
because this video is quite lengthy, so
let's get into the video!
Say hi!
Okay, I'm doing my left-side that's why I'm sitting this way.
This is perfect because--
Yes, there we go. It works.
Hey everyone! So, I'm here with my friend Steph.
She came down to visit me, for the day.
And we're here at Sunset Cliffs.
We're just chillin',
enjoying the beautiful weather.
And I thought I would have her on a video, to talk about one particular comment I received
like two months ago.
And I actually mentioned this on one of my older vlogs, that I was going to talk about it
in a speed-drawing video,
but I think it would be more interesting to have another artist's perspective
on this topic which is regarding art block.
So,
let's get to it!
Yes!
So, this comment is from Amanda
and, she says..
Is it normal to be pissed off when someone dear to you tries to talk
professionally about that it takes time and many good artists have art blocks, too?
Because when I get really down about my art
I start to think I'm no good whatsoever
And I think everyone else around me is 100% better than me.
Does age have anything to do-
anything to do with wanting to have a fan base around my art?
I just want appreciation and comments about the things I draw, but I get none.
I don't get it most of the time.
And I can't seem to bring myself out of my art block, at all.
I never have drawing ideas
and I end up doing the same thing over and over again which is manga OC's, only showing the face.
I don't feel like I'm progressing.
Well, I I would agree
It's natural, completely natural to feel
pissed off when someone's telling you what it is that you're going through
It's already frustrating enough that you're experiencing that.
And it's sometimes even more frustrating when
someone's telling you what you're experiencing
and you're just looking for an answer.
Because, you're just constantly
searching at this point for inspiration and
nothing's sticking.
But, I would say
don't take it personally because I'm sure this person is coming from a good place
And he or she is just saying, "I understand where you're coming from because a lot
of people go through this, too.
And it's not just artists, it's
anybody
creating and
it's completely normal and I go through it all the time.
She does, too. (Char)
I think we're both currently on the same wavelength.
It's happening!
And for me,
I've been in a creative block for the past 2 months now.
And um, sometimes it's fun sometimes it's not.
But in this case, I've been having a lot of fun with this creative block because it's giving me the opportunity to
pay attention to other things in my life that need more attention.
And,
sometimes I get inspiration out of what I'm doing,
and
so,
you just never know! I say just keep doing what you're doing
and,
creative blocks don't last.
Yeah.
Very temporary, always temporary.
You just gotta know what to do with your time when you're in it.
It's not always gonna be pleasant, it's not always going to be fun...
but it won't last.
So you'll be good.
What do you think?
Well, for me
in the past when people used to say those things like, you know, "things take time",
and,
it's coming from like my family members or like friends who aren't in the creative field
and don't understand what I'm going through.
I also don't take it too personally because I just think that whatever we're going through
whether it's creatively,
or just things in our lives, like personally
like our job or whatever
I just think that whatever we want to improve on, things will always take time.
Also, I just feel that everyone's different like
everyone's mentalities different.
So, some people may take it negatively,
some people may take it more positively.
Just from reading her comment, I just feel that
and I'm sure you and I go through it, too
we go through these bouts of
negativity about our work, and just comparing ourselves to others.
Till this day, we still go through that. But, I think like, what I've been learning over the past few months or so
and just a fact I'm getting older. I realize that,
whatever we think about
whether it's
wanted or unwanted
will continue to grow. So, if you're constantly thinking negatively that
you're not progressing or that, you know, you're not as good as another artist...
that thought of yours is gonna continue to
grow and you're not going to improve because
you're just--
stuck in that mindset.
And you create whatever you put your attention on
whether it's good or bad...
Whether you're stuck in a style,
what, what is it? Manga?
That's okay!
You got somewhere to start and,
you can find room to play with that.
You could,
figure that out while you're dealing with this current block.
You'll get a hit of inspiration, out of nowhere.
It will surprise you.
And then when it starts,
you won't be able to stop working.
And it will just take over--
Everything will just flow from there.
And you lose time and, you lose track of time.
And that's just the best thing ever,
just like, when you're creating something that you love,
it's just,
the best thing ever, right?
There's no stopping it, and you're just...
Another thing that I was thinking about...
It's like, you know how that saying goes,
"If you don't love yourself,
then
how can anyone love you?"
so as far as that...
If you don't love your work, how can anyone else love your work?
If you are not positive and you are
you know
if you're not embracing the process...
then you won't improve, right?
Yeah, exactly. I mean you can't expect that everything put out
that
you expect a certain outcome...
a result that's promising to you.
It doesn't work that way.
Failure is necessary, and I
hate to use the word failure, but when
you're not getting the feedback that you want out of it.
It's just,
it's a learning curve.
and,
I mean, when Char and I started out, we weren't all that.
Omg (laughs)
I wasn't, and I
barely knew how to sketch!
And I had to teach myself through YouTube videos.
Of,
and I still do to this day like,
when I'm dealing with a block and I want to learn new techniques.
I think it's important to continue to learn.
Oh, we're always learning. You gotta be open.
You gotta act as a student for the rest of your life,
and keep an open mind.
So much to learn and it's fun!
And it makes a fun process, because you're constantly evolving
as a human being
and as a creator and
you'd just be surprised.
Keep going down your creative route,
and keep playing with ideas,
follow different artists and
mimic their techniques.
Yeah, I mean,
outcome is not always gonna be promising...
you just put out the work that you love and,
eventually,
somebody's gonna come back
to wanna see more.
And this is just how we kinda grew our audience.
And,
I didn't expect much of it.
And I just had fun with it,
and I just kept putting out stuff that I
loved and
eventually over time, people just started noticing.
and
you'll gain from that and--
I'm losing my train of thought.
The heat is like, getting to me!
I know! It's so hot right now.
(laughs)
It's not scorching hot, but it's like hot enough...
I think it's important like, especially if you're going through an art block
and you're uninspired or unmotivated,
I think one good tip is to
find inspiration from other artists.
I mean, not completely copying their--
Oh, well even if you, yeah not completely but--
but just taking bits and pieces from different artists, and creating your own style.
This is how you develop your own style.
Copy these artists and practice
but take what you want from each one and put it all together and,
whatever comes from you is like your own,
unique, style.
This is how I learned because
everything that I've taken, was from like 2 or 3 different artists.
Took what I liked, and now people recognize my whimsical
free flowing, chicken-scratch sketches.
Whatever!
That's what I call it, because I don't--
I love it!
and
Yeah, I mean
You'll figure it out, but yeah of course in the beginning it's a little frustrating.
Yeah, I don't know how old you are Amanda, but...
Yeah, I know! How old are you?
You sound so cute!
I like these questions!
Wait...did I lose it? Hold on...
Are we good with that question?
I think so...which question was that?
The first one. (laughs)
The second question is, "Does age have anything to do with wanting to have a fan base around my art?"
Oh.
I just want appreciation and comments about the things I draw
but I get none.
Age has nothing to do with
your fan base or your art or your passion or anything.
Like, it's never too late to get started on what you love to do.
And that is my simple answer.
It has nothing to do--don't ever let that get to your head.
Seriously! Like, I've seen artists who are like, what, 13?
And like, their style just looks so advanced.
Oh my gosh.
Oh, and this one right here.
I never have drawing ideas and
end up doing the same thing over and over again
which is manga OC's only showing the face.
It's not a question but...
Oh okay, so she's venting.
That's okay,
because I get frustrated
when I
Can't figure out a pose that I want to work on
and I just get bored with all the stiff poses
that models use
and I just feel like my content is boring.
I just,
I hate it sometimes.
But that's okay.
It's something that you definitely know that you've nailed.
In your case faces. Me, I know gestures,
but I definitely like to go
In a different direction from there...
and I understand that you do as well.
and
like I said,
during this creative block, I suggest you just
focus on other things in your life that need
attention at this point, I'd say
...if you have a dog, or if you have friends to catch up with,
do that, follow through with that and
Go out, take yourself out.
Treat yourself to a drink if you're old enough, and
just,
refresh your mind because that's important, too.
You also need a break from your passion as well.
You can't always constantly be
working.
You need like a good balance of
things in Life and
you'll get hit with inspiration out of the blue.
I saw this video, and
I think it's so true that like people always say that "practice makes perfect", but
say if you want to learn
how to draw the human figure.
And you're not good at it, like me.
That's why I don't like drawing people
because I'm really bad at proportions.
And if that's something you want to learn,
I think it's important like if you want to learn it,
maybe like what she said earlier, watch tutorials...
Take a workshop.
Yeah, take a workshop or,
buy books on how to draw
different poses.
So yeah, I think always trying to learn something new I think that's like the fastest way to
improve in your work.
Yup.
Just,
be open-minded about it, and playful like don't put so much pressure on yourself
when sketching.
Just do it on
if it helps, I, I would suggest to
just start
scribbling on crappy paper.
Like don't set yourself up
to
create something perfect on
fancy paper, basically.
I mean, that's what screws me up all the time.
is when I get like nice clean paper...
weight is like
thick, and it's like, 'if you mess up, this is it!'
Tossing the paper if you mess it up.
And that's what I feel before I start something.
So, a way to practice is to practice on crappy paper.
Less pressure and you'll be surprised on what comes out.
And,
practice on
cheap sketchbooks,
it's
just to get the flow of things and it helps me all the time.
I scribble on a napkins sometimes if I have to
and sometimes I like the outcome of
what I created, and I'll snap a picture
'cause I'm not gonna keep that frickin' napkin in my bag to reference.
You'd be surprised when
you alleviate that pressure on yourself.
it's always fun! You should always have fun!
Going back to one of the things she said, about
comparing yourself to other artists.
Keep in mind that the artists that you follow
are probably older than you or just more experienced.
Don't compare yourself to other artists who are
on a different path as you.
If anything, use them as inspiration.
Yeah.
This is where you aspire to be.
Of course everybody's paths are different.
...Water's getting close...
I know!
It's so distracting, but
I think we're good.
Use them as inspiration and maybe tell yourself,
"this is where I want to be in the future."
But be very positive about it. Don't be negative and be like,
"Ugh, I'm not like this artist..."
"I wish I can do what they're doing..."
Be more positive about it and
just tell yourself, "I will get there eventually."
Yeah.
It will take time, I mean, coming from an artist,
things do take time if you're, you know, passionate about it and consistent in your work
you will get to where you want to be if
you just stay positive.
I mean, I don't know if that's the answer you want to hear but it's true.
Just shift your mentality a little bit,
and just praise yourself more than
coming down on yourself negatively, because that won't help you progress.
It'll just slow you down--
Embrace the process! I think that's so important.
I'm sure you go through the same thing, you know, when you're
feeling I don't know like
depressed, or like you don't feel like
your work is the best that you want it to be...
It's a normal feeling,
and I still get that, but
I don't come down on myself as hard as I did in the beginning.
My attitude now these days is that,
you know, if I love what I'm about to post,
I'm just gonna do it anyway and not expect
much feedback. I don't care so much anymore,
because it's not gonna matter! It's not gonna stop me from doing what I love to do.
And everybody's gonna have an opinion,
but I recognize the people that appreciate my work.
And, that's what keeps me going.
And, not everybody is gonna like it.
And that's just how it is.
But there are people out there, that will.
I feel like there's so much that we're leaving out, but
Yeah, we apologize if the answers aren't as clear.
I mean,
the conditions outside is kind of...
difficult to deal with.
And the heat is getting to our brains...
I'm actually getting hungry.
That's probably one of the reasons.
And we're just
dreading the hike back to our car.
Oh my gosh!
Should I record that?
I don't know if I should have my camera out.
OMG.
This is actually my third time going through that, but
Each time I'm still shaking--
We're literally hiking and climbing rocks
to the car.
I'm glad we weren't carrying a lot.
Oh, I know.
It's doable.
Yeah, hopefully we answered your questions well enough.
Hopefully that gives you some kind of insight.
And even if you know, if there's other people out there who are going through the same thing,
hopefully this helps you as well.
I feel like there's so much that I want to say, but--
Creative blocks are good.
They're good, they're not bad. Not bad at all.
It's part of the process.
I mean, currently Stephanie and I are going through an art block.
Yeah.
Two months in.
I mean, I talk about it so many times on my vlogs.
Two months in!
It sucks.
But I'm having the time of my life right now enjoying other things.
Yeah.
And I think it's important that like, 'cause we visit each other every few months or so.
Pretty frequently.
Yeah, so I think it's always best to surround yourself with people who--
Support you.
Yeah, support you.
And love you, and just want the best out of you.
Yes.
Surround yourself with good things, and things you love and it will work out.
It will.
It will.
IT WILL. (laughs)
You don't have to tell me, we know this.
We're trying to help you.
So, I think that's all for today.
This is actually the first time I recorded a video in public.
Me, too!
I was telling her, "I'm nervous!"
But yeah, I'm glad I was able to do it with my good friend, Steph.
This water is kinda scaring me.
Oh, we'll be gone soon.
Make sure to follow Steph on Instagram.
I always mention it whenever she comes down to visit me.
Oh my goodness, thank you!
I love her work. No, seriously I'm not just saying that because you're my friend, but
I love your work and I appreciate everything you put out.
It's so inspirational.
Thank you.
As you all know.
So yeah, that's about it.
We're probably gonna go head out to dinner.
Yay!
Hope you all are having a great day
and I will see you in the next video.
Bye!
Yay!
This is the hike.
The rope, it's like floss. It's so thin.
I'm out of breath.
you
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Hey everyone, so
before I get into the video with my girl Steph, I actually just want to
apologize in advance for the audio.
So a few weeks ago, I purchased
a mini microphone from Edutige.
I got their omni-directional
mic which means that it picks up sound from
every direction. And I thought it was cool, because it was so tiny and it is inconspicuous
and I thought it was going to be good for vlogging but
when I reviewed the footage on my computer, I just wasn't happy with the audio.
So Steph and I recorded this video at the beach.
This was very impromptu and
we didn't plan on doing this, but we did it anyway and
I didn't think about the conditions at the time.
So, throughout the whole video,
you literally hear waves crashing like every few seconds. I mean, you can totally hear us, but
you know in the background you can hear the waves crashing every few seconds, and it does get distracting.
I'm highly sensitive to certain sounds so if you're the same way this video might bother you as well.
But,
even though I
still decided to post this video up because
I just really think that everything that we talked about in this video is so important
especially with like what Steph had to say. She had so many great things to talk about and
I want you guys to gain something from this video even though the audio isn't the best.
And since Steph lives in LA, re-filming this is
not going to happen because
yeah, we don't see each other every day.
Plus, even if we had the chance to re-film it, I
wouldn't want to just because...I don't know, I hate re-filming things.
So if you think that
the background noise is going to bother you
I decided to put subtitles so just click the CC button down below and it'll activate the
subtitles for you guys, and I really do hope it helps.
So again, I apologize.
And just to let you guys know, I did return that microphone
literally like before I filmed this video because it wasn't working out for me. I probably should have purchased their
uni-directional mic, but it was too expensive.
Um, but I don't know, maybe in the future.
I probably should have brought this mic with me, but let me just show you how it looks...
I don't like to bring too much with me especially that day, I didn't want to put too much in my purse.
but
You know, if I really want good quality, I should just deal with it, you know? It's totally like...
a vlogger's set up, but
audio is very important to me and hopefully I'm not too shy with bringing this
whole setup with me in public in the future. But anyway, now that I've explained myself
grab a snack
because this video is quite lengthy, so
let's get into the video!
Say hi!
Okay, I'm doing my left-side that's why I'm sitting this way.
This is perfect because--
Yes, there we go. It works.
Hey everyone! So, I'm here with my friend Steph.
She came down to visit me, for the day.
And we're here at Sunset Cliffs.
We're just chillin',
enjoying the beautiful weather.
And I thought I would have her on a video, to talk about one particular comment I received
like two months ago.
And I actually mentioned this on one of my older vlogs, that I was going to talk about it
in a speed-drawing video,
but I think it would be more interesting to have another artist's perspective
on this topic which is regarding art block.
So,
let's get to it!
Yes!
So, this comment is from Amanda
and, she says..
Is it normal to be pissed off when someone dear to you tries to talk
professionally about that it takes time and many good artists have art blocks, too?
Because when I get really down about my art
I start to think I'm no good whatsoever
And I think everyone else around me is 100% better than me.
Does age have anything to do-
anything to do with wanting to have a fan base around my art?
I just want appreciation and comments about the things I draw, but I get none.
I don't get it most of the time.
And I can't seem to bring myself out of my art block, at all.
I never have drawing ideas
and I end up doing the same thing over and over again which is manga OC's, only showing the face.
I don't feel like I'm progressing.
Well, I I would agree
It's natural, completely natural to feel
pissed off when someone's telling you what it is that you're going through
It's already frustrating enough that you're experiencing that.
And it's sometimes even more frustrating when
someone's telling you what you're experiencing
and you're just looking for an answer.
Because, you're just constantly
searching at this point for inspiration and
nothing's sticking.
But, I would say
don't take it personally because I'm sure this person is coming from a good place
And he or she is just saying, "I understand where you're coming from because a lot
of people go through this, too.
And it's not just artists, it's
anybody
creating and
it's completely normal and I go through it all the time.
She does, too. (Char)
I think we're both currently on the same wavelength.
It's happening!
And for me,
I've been in a creative block for the past 2 months now.
And um, sometimes it's fun sometimes it's not.
But in this case, I've been having a lot of fun with this creative block because it's giving me the opportunity to
pay attention to other things in my life that need more attention.
And,
sometimes I get inspiration out of what I'm doing,
and
so,
you just never know! I say just keep doing what you're doing
and,
creative blocks don't last.
Yeah.
Very temporary, always temporary.
You just gotta know what to do with your time when you're in it.
It's not always gonna be pleasant, it's not always going to be fun...
but it won't last.
So you'll be good.
What do you think?
Well, for me
in the past when people used to say those things like, you know, "things take time",
and,
it's coming from like my family members or like friends who aren't in the creative field
and don't understand what I'm going through.
I also don't take it too personally because I just think that whatever we're going through
whether it's creatively,
or just things in our lives, like personally
like our job or whatever
I just think that whatever we want to improve on, things will always take time.
Also, I just feel that everyone's different like
everyone's mentalities different.
So, some people may take it negatively,
some people may take it more positively.
Just from reading her comment, I just feel that
and I'm sure you and I go through it, too
we go through these bouts of
negativity about our work, and just comparing ourselves to others.
Till this day, we still go through that. But, I think like, what I've been learning over the past few months or so
and just a fact I'm getting older. I realize that,
whatever we think about
whether it's
wanted or unwanted
will continue to grow. So, if you're constantly thinking negatively that
you're not progressing or that, you know, you're not as good as another artist...
that thought of yours is gonna continue to
grow and you're not going to improve because
you're just--
stuck in that mindset.
And you create whatever you put your attention on
whether it's good or bad...
Whether you're stuck in a style,
what, what is it? Manga?
That's okay!
You got somewhere to start and,
you can find room to play with that.
You could,
figure that out while you're dealing with this current block.
You'll get a hit of inspiration, out of nowhere.
It will surprise you.
And then when it starts,
you won't be able to stop working.
And it will just take over--
Everything will just flow from there.
And you lose time and, you lose track of time.
And that's just the best thing ever,
just like, when you're creating something that you love,
it's just,
the best thing ever, right?
There's no stopping it, and you're just...
Another thing that I was thinking about...
It's like, you know how that saying goes,
"If you don't love yourself,
then
how can anyone love you?"
so as far as that...
If you don't love your work, how can anyone else love your work?
If you are not positive and you are
you know
if you're not embracing the process...
then you won't improve, right?
Yeah, exactly. I mean you can't expect that everything put out
that
you expect a certain outcome...
a result that's promising to you.
It doesn't work that way.
Failure is necessary, and I
hate to use the word failure, but when
you're not getting the feedback that you want out of it.
It's just,
it's a learning curve.
and,
I mean, when Char and I started out, we weren't all that.
Omg (laughs)
I wasn't, and I
barely knew how to sketch!
And I had to teach myself through YouTube videos.
Of,
and I still do to this day like,
when I'm dealing with a block and I want to learn new techniques.
I think it's important to continue to learn.
Oh, we're always learning. You gotta be open.
You gotta act as a student for the rest of your life,
and keep an open mind.
So much to learn and it's fun!
And it makes a fun process, because you're constantly evolving
as a human being
and as a creator and
you'd just be surprised.
Keep going down your creative route,
and keep playing with ideas,
follow different artists and
mimic their techniques.
Yeah, I mean,
outcome is not always gonna be promising...
you just put out the work that you love and,
eventually,
somebody's gonna come back
to wanna see more.
And this is just how we kinda grew our audience.
And,
I didn't expect much of it.
And I just had fun with it,
and I just kept putting out stuff that I
loved and
eventually over time, people just started noticing.
and
you'll gain from that and--
I'm losing my train of thought.
The heat is like, getting to me!
I know! It's so hot right now.
(laughs)
It's not scorching hot, but it's like hot enough...
I think it's important like, especially if you're going through an art block
and you're uninspired or unmotivated,
I think one good tip is to
find inspiration from other artists.
I mean, not completely copying their--
Oh, well even if you, yeah not completely but--
but just taking bits and pieces from different artists, and creating your own style.
This is how you develop your own style.
Copy these artists and practice
but take what you want from each one and put it all together and,
whatever comes from you is like your own,
unique, style.
This is how I learned because
everything that I've taken, was from like 2 or 3 different artists.
Took what I liked, and now people recognize my whimsical
free flowing, chicken-scratch sketches.
Whatever!
That's what I call it, because I don't--
I love it!
and
Yeah, I mean
You'll figure it out, but yeah of course in the beginning it's a little frustrating.
Yeah, I don't know how old you are Amanda, but...
Yeah, I know! How old are you?
You sound so cute!
I like these questions!
Wait...did I lose it? Hold on...
Are we good with that question?
I think so...which question was that?
The first one. (laughs)
The second question is, "Does age have anything to do with wanting to have a fan base around my art?"
Oh.
I just want appreciation and comments about the things I draw
but I get none.
Age has nothing to do with
your fan base or your art or your passion or anything.
Like, it's never too late to get started on what you love to do.
And that is my simple answer.
It has nothing to do--don't ever let that get to your head.
Seriously! Like, I've seen artists who are like, what, 13?
And like, their style just looks so advanced.
Oh my gosh.
Oh, and this one right here.
I never have drawing ideas and
end up doing the same thing over and over again
which is manga OC's only showing the face.
It's not a question but...
Oh okay, so she's venting.
That's okay,
because I get frustrated
when I
Can't figure out a pose that I want to work on
and I just get bored with all the stiff poses
that models use
and I just feel like my content is boring.
I just,
I hate it sometimes.
But that's okay.
It's something that you definitely know that you've nailed.
In your case faces. Me, I know gestures,
but I definitely like to go
In a different direction from there...
and I understand that you do as well.
and
like I said,
during this creative block, I suggest you just
focus on other things in your life that need
attention at this point, I'd say
...if you have a dog, or if you have friends to catch up with,
do that, follow through with that and
Go out, take yourself out.
Treat yourself to a drink if you're old enough, and
just,
refresh your mind because that's important, too.
You also need a break from your passion as well.
You can't always constantly be
working.
You need like a good balance of
things in Life and
you'll get hit with inspiration out of the blue.
I saw this video, and
I think it's so true that like people always say that "practice makes perfect", but
say if you want to learn
how to draw the human figure.
And you're not good at it, like me.
That's why I don't like drawing people
because I'm really bad at proportions.
And if that's something you want to learn,
I think it's important like if you want to learn it,
maybe like what she said earlier, watch tutorials...
Take a workshop.
Yeah, take a workshop or,
buy books on how to draw
different poses.
So yeah, I think always trying to learn something new I think that's like the fastest way to
improve in your work.
Yup.
Just,
be open-minded about it, and playful like don't put so much pressure on yourself
when sketching.
Just do it on
if it helps, I, I would suggest to
just start
scribbling on crappy paper.
Like don't set yourself up
to
create something perfect on
fancy paper, basically.
I mean, that's what screws me up all the time.
is when I get like nice clean paper...
weight is like
thick, and it's like, 'if you mess up, this is it!'
Tossing the paper if you mess it up.
And that's what I feel before I start something.
So, a way to practice is to practice on crappy paper.
Less pressure and you'll be surprised on what comes out.
And,
practice on
cheap sketchbooks,
it's
just to get the flow of things and it helps me all the time.
I scribble on a napkins sometimes if I have to
and sometimes I like the outcome of
what I created, and I'll snap a picture
'cause I'm not gonna keep that frickin' napkin in my bag to reference.
You'd be surprised when
you alleviate that pressure on yourself.
it's always fun! You should always have fun!
Going back to one of the things she said, about
comparing yourself to other artists.
Keep in mind that the artists that you follow
are probably older than you or just more experienced.
Don't compare yourself to other artists who are
on a different path as you.
If anything, use them as inspiration.
Yeah.
This is where you aspire to be.
Of course everybody's paths are different.
...Water's getting close...
I know!
It's so distracting, but
I think we're good.
Use them as inspiration and maybe tell yourself,
"this is where I want to be in the future."
But be very positive about it. Don't be negative and be like,
"Ugh, I'm not like this artist..."
"I wish I can do what they're doing..."
Be more positive about it and
just tell yourself, "I will get there eventually."
Yeah.
It will take time, I mean, coming from an artist,
things do take time if you're, you know, passionate about it and consistent in your work
you will get to where you want to be if
you just stay positive.
I mean, I don't know if that's the answer you want to hear but it's true.
Just shift your mentality a little bit,
and just praise yourself more than
coming down on yourself negatively, because that won't help you progress.
It'll just slow you down--
Embrace the process! I think that's so important.
I'm sure you go through the same thing, you know, when you're
feeling I don't know like
depressed, or like you don't feel like
your work is the best that you want it to be...
It's a normal feeling,
and I still get that, but
I don't come down on myself as hard as I did in the beginning.
My attitude now these days is that,
you know, if I love what I'm about to post,
I'm just gonna do it anyway and not expect
much feedback. I don't care so much anymore,
because it's not gonna matter! It's not gonna stop me from doing what I love to do.
And everybody's gonna have an opinion,
but I recognize the people that appreciate my work.
And, that's what keeps me going.
And, not everybody is gonna like it.
And that's just how it is.
But there are people out there, that will.
I feel like there's so much that we're leaving out, but
Yeah, we apologize if the answers aren't as clear.
I mean,
the conditions outside is kind of...
difficult to deal with.
And the heat is getting to our brains...
I'm actually getting hungry.
That's probably one of the reasons.
And we're just
dreading the hike back to our car.
Oh my gosh!
Should I record that?
I don't know if I should have my camera out.
OMG.
This is actually my third time going through that, but
Each time I'm still shaking--
We're literally hiking and climbing rocks
to the car.
I'm glad we weren't carrying a lot.
Oh, I know.
It's doable.
Yeah, hopefully we answered your questions well enough.
Hopefully that gives you some kind of insight.
And even if you know, if there's other people out there who are going through the same thing,
hopefully this helps you as well.
I feel like there's so much that I want to say, but--
Creative blocks are good.
They're good, they're not bad. Not bad at all.
It's part of the process.
I mean, currently Stephanie and I are going through an art block.
Yeah.
Two months in.
I mean, I talk about it so many times on my vlogs.
Two months in!
It sucks.
But I'm having the time of my life right now enjoying other things.
Yeah.
And I think it's important that like, 'cause we visit each other every few months or so.
Pretty frequently.
Yeah, so I think it's always best to surround yourself with people who--
Support you.
Yeah, support you.
And love you, and just want the best out of you.
Yes.
Surround yourself with good things, and things you love and it will work out.
It will.
It will.
IT WILL. (laughs)
You don't have to tell me, we know this.
We're trying to help you.
So, I think that's all for today.
This is actually the first time I recorded a video in public.
Me, too!
I was telling her, "I'm nervous!"
But yeah, I'm glad I was able to do it with my good friend, Steph.
This water is kinda scaring me.
Oh, we'll be gone soon.
Make sure to follow Steph on Instagram.
I always mention it whenever she comes down to visit me.
Oh my goodness, thank you!
I love her work. No, seriously I'm not just saying that because you're my friend, but
I love your work and I appreciate everything you put out.
It's so inspirational.
Thank you.
As you all know.
So yeah, that's about it.
We're probably gonna go head out to dinner.
Yay!
Hope you all are having a great day
and I will see you in the next video.
Bye!
Yay!
This is the hike.
The rope, it's like floss. It's so thin.
I'm out of breath.
you
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Q&A: Art Block (feat. Stephanie Surtida) | Ch▲r ▼illen▲ - Duration: 25:41.Hey everyone, so
before I get into the video with my girl Steph, I actually just want to
apologize in advance for the audio.
So a few weeks ago, I purchased
a mini microphone from Edutige.
I got their omni-directional
mic which means that it picks up sound from
every direction. And I thought it was cool, because it was so tiny and it is inconspicuous
and I thought it was going to be good for vlogging but
when I reviewed the footage on my computer, I just wasn't happy with the audio.
So Steph and I recorded this video at the beach.
This was very impromptu and
we didn't plan on doing this, but we did it anyway and
I didn't think about the conditions at the time.
So, throughout the whole video,
you literally hear waves crashing like every few seconds. I mean, you can totally hear us, but
you know in the background you can hear the waves crashing every few seconds, and it does get distracting.
I'm highly sensitive to certain sounds so if you're the same way this video might bother you as well.
But,
even though I
still decided to post this video up because
I just really think that everything that we talked about in this video is so important
especially with like what Steph had to say. She had so many great things to talk about and
I want you guys to gain something from this video even though the audio isn't the best.
And since Steph lives in LA, re-filming this is
not going to happen because
yeah, we don't see each other every day.
Plus, even if we had the chance to re-film it, I
wouldn't want to just because...I don't know, I hate re-filming things.
So if you think that
the background noise is going to bother you
I decided to put subtitles so just click the CC button down below and it'll activate the
subtitles for you guys, and I really do hope it helps.
So again, I apologize.
And just to let you guys know, I did return that microphone
literally like before I filmed this video because it wasn't working out for me. I probably should have purchased their
uni-directional mic, but it was too expensive.
Um, but I don't know, maybe in the future.
I probably should have brought this mic with me, but let me just show you how it looks...
I don't like to bring too much with me especially that day, I didn't want to put too much in my purse.
but
You know, if I really want good quality, I should just deal with it, you know? It's totally like...
a vlogger's set up, but
audio is very important to me and hopefully I'm not too shy with bringing this
whole setup with me in public in the future. But anyway, now that I've explained myself
grab a snack
because this video is quite lengthy, so
let's get into the video!
Say hi!
Okay, I'm doing my left-side that's why I'm sitting this way.
This is perfect because--
Yes, there we go. It works.
Hey everyone! So, I'm here with my friend Steph.
She came down to visit me, for the day.
And we're here at Sunset Cliffs.
We're just chillin',
enjoying the beautiful weather.
And I thought I would have her on a video, to talk about one particular comment I received
like two months ago.
And I actually mentioned this on one of my older vlogs, that I was going to talk about it
in a speed-drawing video,
but I think it would be more interesting to have another artist's perspective
on this topic which is regarding art block.
So,
let's get to it!
Yes!
So, this comment is from Amanda
and, she says..
Is it normal to be pissed off when someone dear to you tries to talk
professionally about that it takes time and many good artists have art blocks, too?
Because when I get really down about my art
I start to think I'm no good whatsoever
And I think everyone else around me is 100% better than me.
Does age have anything to do-
anything to do with wanting to have a fan base around my art?
I just want appreciation and comments about the things I draw, but I get none.
I don't get it most of the time.
And I can't seem to bring myself out of my art block, at all.
I never have drawing ideas
and I end up doing the same thing over and over again which is manga OC's, only showing the face.
I don't feel like I'm progressing.
Well, I I would agree
It's natural, completely natural to feel
pissed off when someone's telling you what it is that you're going through
It's already frustrating enough that you're experiencing that.
And it's sometimes even more frustrating when
someone's telling you what you're experiencing
and you're just looking for an answer.
Because, you're just constantly
searching at this point for inspiration and
nothing's sticking.
But, I would say
don't take it personally because I'm sure this person is coming from a good place
And he or she is just saying, "I understand where you're coming from because a lot
of people go through this, too.
And it's not just artists, it's
anybody
creating and
it's completely normal and I go through it all the time.
She does, too. (Char)
I think we're both currently on the same wavelength.
It's happening!
And for me,
I've been in a creative block for the past 2 months now.
And um, sometimes it's fun sometimes it's not.
But in this case, I've been having a lot of fun with this creative block because it's giving me the opportunity to
pay attention to other things in my life that need more attention.
And,
sometimes I get inspiration out of what I'm doing,
and
so,
you just never know! I say just keep doing what you're doing
and,
creative blocks don't last.
Yeah.
Very temporary, always temporary.
You just gotta know what to do with your time when you're in it.
It's not always gonna be pleasant, it's not always going to be fun...
but it won't last.
So you'll be good.
What do you think?
Well, for me
in the past when people used to say those things like, you know, "things take time",
and,
it's coming from like my family members or like friends who aren't in the creative field
and don't understand what I'm going through.
I also don't take it too personally because I just think that whatever we're going through
whether it's creatively,
or just things in our lives, like personally
like our job or whatever
I just think that whatever we want to improve on, things will always take time.
Also, I just feel that everyone's different like
everyone's mentalities different.
So, some people may take it negatively,
some people may take it more positively.
Just from reading her comment, I just feel that
and I'm sure you and I go through it, too
we go through these bouts of
negativity about our work, and just comparing ourselves to others.
Till this day, we still go through that. But, I think like, what I've been learning over the past few months or so
and just a fact I'm getting older. I realize that,
whatever we think about
whether it's
wanted or unwanted
will continue to grow. So, if you're constantly thinking negatively that
you're not progressing or that, you know, you're not as good as another artist...
that thought of yours is gonna continue to
grow and you're not going to improve because
you're just--
stuck in that mindset.
And you create whatever you put your attention on
whether it's good or bad...
Whether you're stuck in a style,
what, what is it? Manga?
That's okay!
You got somewhere to start and,
you can find room to play with that.
You could,
figure that out while you're dealing with this current block.
You'll get a hit of inspiration, out of nowhere.
It will surprise you.
And then when it starts,
you won't be able to stop working.
And it will just take over--
Everything will just flow from there.
And you lose time and, you lose track of time.
And that's just the best thing ever,
just like, when you're creating something that you love,
it's just,
the best thing ever, right?
There's no stopping it, and you're just...
Another thing that I was thinking about...
It's like, you know how that saying goes,
"If you don't love yourself,
then
how can anyone love you?"
so as far as that...
If you don't love your work, how can anyone else love your work?
If you are not positive and you are
you know
if you're not embracing the process...
then you won't improve, right?
Yeah, exactly. I mean you can't expect that everything put out
that
you expect a certain outcome...
a result that's promising to you.
It doesn't work that way.
Failure is necessary, and I
hate to use the word failure, but when
you're not getting the feedback that you want out of it.
It's just,
it's a learning curve.
and,
I mean, when Char and I started out, we weren't all that.
Omg (laughs)
I wasn't, and I
barely knew how to sketch!
And I had to teach myself through YouTube videos.
Of,
and I still do to this day like,
when I'm dealing with a block and I want to learn new techniques.
I think it's important to continue to learn.
Oh, we're always learning. You gotta be open.
You gotta act as a student for the rest of your life,
and keep an open mind.
So much to learn and it's fun!
And it makes a fun process, because you're constantly evolving
as a human being
and as a creator and
you'd just be surprised.
Keep going down your creative route,
and keep playing with ideas,
follow different artists and
mimic their techniques.
Yeah, I mean,
outcome is not always gonna be promising...
you just put out the work that you love and,
eventually,
somebody's gonna come back
to wanna see more.
And this is just how we kinda grew our audience.
And,
I didn't expect much of it.
And I just had fun with it,
and I just kept putting out stuff that I
loved and
eventually over time, people just started noticing.
and
you'll gain from that and--
I'm losing my train of thought.
The heat is like, getting to me!
I know! It's so hot right now.
(laughs)
It's not scorching hot, but it's like hot enough...
I think it's important like, especially if you're going through an art block
and you're uninspired or unmotivated,
I think one good tip is to
find inspiration from other artists.
I mean, not completely copying their--
Oh, well even if you, yeah not completely but--
but just taking bits and pieces from different artists, and creating your own style.
This is how you develop your own style.
Copy these artists and practice
but take what you want from each one and put it all together and,
whatever comes from you is like your own,
unique, style.
This is how I learned because
everything that I've taken, was from like 2 or 3 different artists.
Took what I liked, and now people recognize my whimsical
free flowing, chicken-scratch sketches.
Whatever!
That's what I call it, because I don't--
I love it!
and
Yeah, I mean
You'll figure it out, but yeah of course in the beginning it's a little frustrating.
Yeah, I don't know how old you are Amanda, but...
Yeah, I know! How old are you?
You sound so cute!
I like these questions!
Wait...did I lose it? Hold on...
Are we good with that question?
I think so...which question was that?
The first one. (laughs)
The second question is, "Does age have anything to do with wanting to have a fan base around my art?"
Oh.
I just want appreciation and comments about the things I draw
but I get none.
Age has nothing to do with
your fan base or your art or your passion or anything.
Like, it's never too late to get started on what you love to do.
And that is my simple answer.
It has nothing to do--don't ever let that get to your head.
Seriously! Like, I've seen artists who are like, what, 13?
And like, their style just looks so advanced.
Oh my gosh.
Oh, and this one right here.
I never have drawing ideas and
end up doing the same thing over and over again
which is manga OC's only showing the face.
It's not a question but...
Oh okay, so she's venting.
That's okay,
because I get frustrated
when I
Can't figure out a pose that I want to work on
and I just get bored with all the stiff poses
that models use
and I just feel like my content is boring.
I just,
I hate it sometimes.
But that's okay.
It's something that you definitely know that you've nailed.
In your case faces. Me, I know gestures,
but I definitely like to go
In a different direction from there...
and I understand that you do as well.
and
like I said,
during this creative block, I suggest you just
focus on other things in your life that need
attention at this point, I'd say
...if you have a dog, or if you have friends to catch up with,
do that, follow through with that and
Go out, take yourself out.
Treat yourself to a drink if you're old enough, and
just,
refresh your mind because that's important, too.
You also need a break from your passion as well.
You can't always constantly be
working.
You need like a good balance of
things in Life and
you'll get hit with inspiration out of the blue.
I saw this video, and
I think it's so true that like people always say that "practice makes perfect", but
say if you want to learn
how to draw the human figure.
And you're not good at it, like me.
That's why I don't like drawing people
because I'm really bad at proportions.
And if that's something you want to learn,
I think it's important like if you want to learn it,
maybe like what she said earlier, watch tutorials...
Take a workshop.
Yeah, take a workshop or,
buy books on how to draw
different poses.
So yeah, I think always trying to learn something new I think that's like the fastest way to
improve in your work.
Yup.
Just,
be open-minded about it, and playful like don't put so much pressure on yourself
when sketching.
Just do it on
if it helps, I, I would suggest to
just start
scribbling on crappy paper.
Like don't set yourself up
to
create something perfect on
fancy paper, basically.
I mean, that's what screws me up all the time.
is when I get like nice clean paper...
weight is like
thick, and it's like, 'if you mess up, this is it!'
Tossing the paper if you mess it up.
And that's what I feel before I start something.
So, a way to practice is to practice on crappy paper.
Less pressure and you'll be surprised on what comes out.
And,
practice on
cheap sketchbooks,
it's
just to get the flow of things and it helps me all the time.
I scribble on a napkins sometimes if I have to
and sometimes I like the outcome of
what I created, and I'll snap a picture
'cause I'm not gonna keep that frickin' napkin in my bag to reference.
You'd be surprised when
you alleviate that pressure on yourself.
it's always fun! You should always have fun!
Going back to one of the things she said, about
comparing yourself to other artists.
Keep in mind that the artists that you follow
are probably older than you or just more experienced.
Don't compare yourself to other artists who are
on a different path as you.
If anything, use them as inspiration.
Yeah.
This is where you aspire to be.
Of course everybody's paths are different.
...Water's getting close...
I know!
It's so distracting, but
I think we're good.
Use them as inspiration and maybe tell yourself,
"this is where I want to be in the future."
But be very positive about it. Don't be negative and be like,
"Ugh, I'm not like this artist..."
"I wish I can do what they're doing..."
Be more positive about it and
just tell yourself, "I will get there eventually."
Yeah.
It will take time, I mean, coming from an artist,
things do take time if you're, you know, passionate about it and consistent in your work
you will get to where you want to be if
you just stay positive.
I mean, I don't know if that's the answer you want to hear but it's true.
Just shift your mentality a little bit,
and just praise yourself more than
coming down on yourself negatively, because that won't help you progress.
It'll just slow you down--
Embrace the process! I think that's so important.
I'm sure you go through the same thing, you know, when you're
feeling I don't know like
depressed, or like you don't feel like
your work is the best that you want it to be...
It's a normal feeling,
and I still get that, but
I don't come down on myself as hard as I did in the beginning.
My attitude now these days is that,
you know, if I love what I'm about to post,
I'm just gonna do it anyway and not expect
much feedback. I don't care so much anymore,
because it's not gonna matter! It's not gonna stop me from doing what I love to do.
And everybody's gonna have an opinion,
but I recognize the people that appreciate my work.
And, that's what keeps me going.
And, not everybody is gonna like it.
And that's just how it is.
But there are people out there, that will.
I feel like there's so much that we're leaving out, but
Yeah, we apologize if the answers aren't as clear.
I mean,
the conditions outside is kind of...
difficult to deal with.
And the heat is getting to our brains...
I'm actually getting hungry.
That's probably one of the reasons.
And we're just
dreading the hike back to our car.
Oh my gosh!
Should I record that?
I don't know if I should have my camera out.
OMG.
This is actually my third time going through that, but
Each time I'm still shaking--
We're literally hiking and climbing rocks
to the car.
I'm glad we weren't carrying a lot.
Oh, I know.
It's doable.
Yeah, hopefully we answered your questions well enough.
Hopefully that gives you some kind of insight.
And even if you know, if there's other people out there who are going through the same thing,
hopefully this helps you as well.
I feel like there's so much that I want to say, but--
Creative blocks are good.
They're good, they're not bad. Not bad at all.
It's part of the process.
I mean, currently Stephanie and I are going through an art block.
Yeah.
Two months in.
I mean, I talk about it so many times on my vlogs.
Two months in!
It sucks.
But I'm having the time of my life right now enjoying other things.
Yeah.
And I think it's important that like, 'cause we visit each other every few months or so.
Pretty frequently.
Yeah, so I think it's always best to surround yourself with people who--
Support you.
Yeah, support you.
And love you, and just want the best out of you.
Yes.
Surround yourself with good things, and things you love and it will work out.
It will.
It will.
IT WILL. (laughs)
You don't have to tell me, we know this.
We're trying to help you.
So, I think that's all for today.
This is actually the first time I recorded a video in public.
Me, too!
I was telling her, "I'm nervous!"
But yeah, I'm glad I was able to do it with my good friend, Steph.
This water is kinda scaring me.
Oh, we'll be gone soon.
Make sure to follow Steph on Instagram.
I always mention it whenever she comes down to visit me.
Oh my goodness, thank you!
I love her work. No, seriously I'm not just saying that because you're my friend, but
I love your work and I appreciate everything you put out.
It's so inspirational.
Thank you.
As you all know.
So yeah, that's about it.
We're probably gonna go head out to dinner.
Yay!
Hope you all are having a great day
and I will see you in the next video.
Bye!
Yay!
This is the hike.
The rope, it's like floss. It's so thin.
I'm out of breath.
you
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ZELDA: BREATH OF THE WILD - AFTER THE GAME - Duration: 3:36.
There's so much to do.
But we can restore Hyrule, together.?
Link!? Oh! Oh my!
Yes, Link. Yes!
It matches your earrings!
You look ... great.
Better than great.
I really thought we had something special.
I mean, I get it, I get it.
Everybody likes you.
I've drank all the water in Hyrule.
And I'm still thirsty for you.
Are you sure you don't want to reenact some Deviant Art with me?
Do you, Princess Zelda, take Link to be your lawfully wedded husband?
I do.
And do you, Link, take Princess Zelda, to be your lawfully wedded wife?
Link?
Link, is something wrong?
Uh. Uh.
Haaa.
Link, I thought we were...
DO you want to marry Zelda?
If so, say I DO.
Aaaaah.
Link!
Waaa!
If you can't declare your love and commitment to Zelda, this wedding is OFF!
Yes!
I mean, uh no. No, no, no ,no... but yes!
Aaaah. Aaaah!
Link? You can't keep living like this.
AH.
Don't ah me.
What are you even doing with your life?
Why do you have 4500 Bokoblin Guts?
Ah.
They stink.
Link: You have to face it; you're a hoarder.
You know, literally everyone in Hyrule used to love you.
But you're not acting like the Link I loved.
Eh.
Fine, suit yourself.
Ooooo... I'm fading away. I'm a ghost!
[Crying]
Hey man, don't do this.
You know if you hit me one more time, a thousand of my buddies will show up to kick your ass.
Imma let you have that one.
Because this ain't right.
It's dangerous to go alone.
Take this.
Also: Learn how to talk, kid. Like now.
Don't wait 100 years.
I mean, save the princess, but go back to school. Learn a trade!
You sure like to fuckin' cook. How bout you go be a chef!
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Steph's ED Talk Social Media Snippet - Duration: 0:29.
Many deaf students don't have access to the social opportunities that they need.
For networking, think about how they can get jobs?
It's usually with people you know.
So how do you develop a network?
Especially if your language to communicate isn't accessible.
You need structured opportunities for that.
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buy the ticket - Duration: 3:45.
Its come to my attention, that there's something I've been meaning
to attend to, to attempt to do, it was my intention
to engage my inspiration, to invade with invitation the rotation of your playlists, your taste
in entertainment see I've been just chase adjacent, these statements
been in stasis but lets face it, this is in my veins, and
I won't be complacent with a placement in a place of business my
business is the basement with the bass and this indecent racing breathing
recitation of recent I've been sticking to the spoken
word just speaking it was freeing just to frequent poetry can
be convenient but convenience isn't challenging, and dreams
can be demanding i demand my dreams imagined happen just how
i envisioned see i see the sound i say, so writings more
like painting i also hear these images, imaginations more
like reading and since these songs are visual, hearings
more like dreaming i imagine i paint it its actualization, see
what I'm saying seeings believing
don't tell me not, to make music its in my blood, and intellect
its in my head, this trip soundtrack i got sidetracked but i interrupt
don't say stop, it'll be ignored shake uh uh, if you shake your head
take a second just to take it in buy the ticket take the ride
its time i step it up a notch, release a bunch like a barrage
i think that its appropriate, to progress to preposterous
its time to get on top of a musical tropical metropolis
and opt to operate and chop this chapter and incorporate
some transcendence, into these damn trenches and entrance the exit to a grand entrance
advance advantageous to the next adventure rant invent like rain torrential
i got way too much potential not to do some monumental
and I know I'm not a hero, and not a role model
I'm not a big boss, I don't know how to embezzle that doesn't mean i won't endeavor to take
on this endeavor i will definitely delve into this resonating
record it'll echo and you'll catch it on the rebound
triple double watch this rebel climb the rubble to unravel
musics riddle daredevil a dive with a leap to the edge on
the ledge just to live a little
don't tell me not, to make music its in my blood, and intellect
its in my head, this trip soundtrack i got sidetracked but i interrupt
don't say stop, it'll be ignored shake uh uh, if you shake your head
take a second just to take it in buy the ticket take the ride
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Statistics 101 - Types of Data - Duration: 5:25.
the first step in analytics or statistics is to have a good look at
your data and before you begin try to understand what kind of variable you're
working with and based on the type of variable you will decide what kind of
analytics could be performed with it let's have a look at various different
types of data that we encounter and is commonly used in our daily lives the
most common one would be a cross sectional data which is basically
looking at a measurement taken at one point in time sensors in a given year is
a cross-section of the society as students evaluate course an instructor
that becomes cross-section at any given point compared to the cross-sectional
data we can have panel or cross-sectional panel data which is
essentially asking the same group of individuals the same questions
repeatedly over time so you may pick a group of people prosecute it as a panel
and then ask the same questions once every year over a given period of time
the time series data is rather different you're looking at a particular phenomena
such as unemployment rate and then you measure it every month and then display
that data or analyze that data which is repeated measurements on the same
phenomena over time so you may have monthly data going back to 1940s or your
climate data going back to hundreds of years so based on the type of data
cross-sectional panels time series we will pick appropriate two statistical
tools to deal with them if your dataset has only one variable which is called a
univariate data set and if you have multiple variables in your data set then
it's a multivariate data set let us now look at variable types and start with
categorical or nominal variables let's consider home ownership for instance one
can either own a home or rent a home and knowing that there are only two
categories here owning and renting and that is a categorical variable the
tenure status of an individual is essentially a categorical variable in
this particular case because you only have two choices on a rent it's a
binomial variable consider travel choices you can go to work by driving or
by someone Drive you there so you're a passenger you can take off in transit or
you can walk or bike so in this particular case you have four choices
more than two so we call it multinomial so both binomial and multinomial
variables are part of categorical variables you cannot have any
quantitative relationships among categories and for these types of
variables averages are usually meaningless so if you have a mode of
travel and there are four categories in average category would mean absolutely
nothing of use a particular type of categorical variable is ordinal data
where data are ranked or ordered in some particular fashion so for instance
number of cars owned by household a household may have zero car one car two
cars three or more cars and that essentially is an ordinal data where
zero represents a zero and zero cannot record it as one and one cannot be coded
as zero so the order in which variable has been reported matters categories can
be compared with one another and you still cannot use regular statistics the
differences are also meaningless in this particular case another type of data is
called ratio data which is the data set that have a natural zero so example
sales dollars length of a distance or weight of an object these are all
examples of ratio data SPSS calls its scale data and I often would use the
term continuous data or continuous variable so a variable such as distance
from point A to B could be 8 kilometers 8.5 kilometers to miles and the variable
is continuous and it's in zero makes some logical sense in this particular
variable so for instance you say I zero dollars and zero means something
here it's a strongest form of measurement and you can compute ratios
and differences and another type of variable is internal data or interval
variables that are ordered and characterized by specific measure of
distance between observations and it may not have a natural zero so temperature
is a good example and when you say that it's zero degrees Celsius it does not
mean that there is no temperature it's freezing but it is measuring something
that exists and so ratios are also meaningless so for example if someone
say would you know the temperature in some African country is 50 degrees and
compared to somewhere tropical where it was 25 degrees it doesn't mean that the
temperatures in the in the African desert is two times what twice as hot as
it is in the tropics but we can say that there's a difference of 25 degrees
between the two places
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League of Legends Parody Circle the Drain (Fail at ranked) Katy Perry - Duration: 4:10.
This is the last game I'll play
After the last one you threw
This games not even in ranked Nothing worth the rage
You give a hundred reasons why, and you just go run in and die
If I had a win for every 1 vs 5 I'd be a fucking pro
Thought that we could make a good pair I could rank up and go further
We could've been the greatest But you had to get tilted
You run ahead of all our teammates And you piss and moan that like you're the carry
I'm not sticking around to watch you go down. Wanna climb higher, not you're fucking lover
Can't be your savior, I don't have the power. I'm not gonna stay and watch you fail at ranked
Watch you fail at ranked Watch you fail at ranked
You say everyone's to blame As you run a head blind
You've become what you despise, A stereotype
You think you're so fucking pro, But you're really just a joke.
Had that Penta in your hands But you fucking choked
Should've been my team mate, Could've changed your fate,
You say that you love me, But I don't want a boyfriend
You run ahead of all our teammates And you piss and moan that like you're the carry
I'm not sticking around to watch you go down. Wanna climb higher, not you're fucking lover
Can't be your savior, I don't have the power. I'm not gonna stay and watch you fail at ranked
Watch you fail at ranked Watch you fail at ranked
You run ahead of all our teammates And you piss and moan that like you're the carry
I'm not sticking around to watch you go down. Wanna climb higher, not you're fucking lover
Can't be your savior, I don't have the power. I'm not gonna stay and watch you fail at ranked
Watch you fail at ranked Watch you fail at ranked
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You may now STRIP the BRIDE? | Family Feud - Duration: 0:37.
STEVE: PAUL,
GIVE ME A PLACE
A COUPLE MEETS BUT
THEY WOULDN'T WANT
THEIR WEDDING THERE.
PAUL: A STRIP JOINT.
WHO KNOWS, YOU KNOW? WHO KNOWS?
CRYSTAL: GOOD ANSWER.
PAUL: WHO KNOWS?
STEVE: IT--YEAH, I MEAN, IT--IT
PAUL: IT COULD.
STEVE: YEAH, PAUL, PAUL, PAUL,
LOOK. IT COULD BE UP THERE. IT
JUST SOUNDS A LITTLE DIFFERENT
COMING FROM YOU, THOUGH.
[LAUGHTER]
PAUL: IT'S UP THERE. I KNOW IT
IS. IT'S UP THERE, STEVE.
STEVE: AT A STRIP CLUB.
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Motivational Thoughts - Florida Fish Hunter - Duration: 1:24.
Do it, just do it!
Don't let your dreams be dreams.
Yesterday you said tomorrow.
So just do it!
Make your dreams come true.
Just do it.
Some people dream of success, while you're going to wake up and work hard at it.
Nothing is impossible... you should get to the point where anyone else would quit and
you're not going to stop there.
NO!
What are you waiting for?!
DO IT!
JUST DO IT!
YES YOU CAN!
JUST DO IT!
If you're tired of starting over, stop giving up.
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JUMBO HOT DOG CHALLENGE IN CZECH REPUBLIC!! - Duration: 6:58.
Hey everybody is Randy Santel "Atlas"
with Atlas & Zeus promotions and proud
owner of foodchallenges.com! Very very
excited I am back in the Czech Republic
I am now in Ostrava which is the
hometown of my friend Radim
I'm here with Radim and we've got Magic
Mitch over here this is our first time
actually doing an individual challenge
on the same video because the
restaurants about to ah, the kitchen divided
closed but we are in Ostrava, I'm going
for overall win 430 we are at
Broadway we're taking on their Jumbo
Hotdog Challenge now we've only got 20
minutes to finish the entire meal here
It's about 15 centimeters or half a meter in
length but there are some healthy onions
I know I see some mustard some other
sauces and can pickle along with it's on
the baguette but then it is
surrounded by fries so we've got 20
minutes to finish now if we win we'll
get the meal free and we will get a 1000
Czech Koruna voucher for the restaurant
so you guys ready? Absolutely alright
let's get this challenge started!
All right I've been on 429 win for what
seems like forever since I got my butt kicked
in Greece but time to get off to a good
start here back in the Czech Republic
I'm here with one of the winners of this
challenge Radim already
beat this challenge he's got the
record which is around 15 minutes so
we're all going to try to beat that but
are you guys ready? Yep let's get it
Started! One, two, three. . . Boom!
going to continue the timer for him, 9:28 seconds. Did it under 10, that was my goal.
but now let's get
Magic Mitch over here and then Radim
, Steel-Rod Radim, their wins too!
let's go guys!
13 minutes in so he's going to be
breaking his old record let's go finish up
13 minutes and 24 seconds great job to Radim for
beating his old record, now over here
we've got over here we got Magic Mitch finishing his up.
There we go so over here we got Magic
Mitch finishing in 14 minutes and 23
seconds so we all beat the challenge in
under 15 minutes so great job you guys
we all got the 200 Czech Koruna meal
for free we're all going to be on their
Wall of Fame as new finishers of the
challenge and we will each get 1,000
Czech Koruna vouchers to use later so
thank you to Broadway here in a Ostrava,
Czech Republic for the delicious meal
what did you think of it? Good!
Oh yeah it has the mayonnaise on
there on the bottom the sausage was
really easy to go down but the fries
were good too! Wwesome meal so thank you
to Broadway and thank you guys for
watching overall win, finally got it, 430!
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Suits | Season 2, Episode 9: Harvey Meets Mike's Grammy | 100 Days of Suits - Duration: 1:44.
HE'S CLEANING UP THE GAME YOU LOVE.
- HE'S BEEN THROWING ACCUSATIONS AROUND WITH NO PROOF,
AND I'VE HAD ABOUT ENOUGH OF THAT LATELY.
- WELL, PROOF OR NO PROOF, ANYBODY CAN SEE
THAT SOLIS IS JUICING.
- THAT'S NOT WHAT THOSE TESTS SAY.
- PEOPLE CAN FIND WAYS TO PASS TESTS, TRUST ME.
- MICHAEL! [laughs]
- GRAMMY? RACHEL. OH, NO.
UM, HARVEY...
- THIS IS YOUR FAMOUS GRANDMOTHER?
- OH, YOU WERE RIGHT. HE IS SHARP.
- [forced laugh] WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?
- MR. SPECTER, PLEASURE TO MEET YOU.
- YOUR GRANDSON SAYS NICE THINGS ABOUT YOU.
- OH, HE TELLS ME YOU'RE QUITE THE HARDASS.
- CAN BE A HARDASS.
- "HARDASS" ISN'T REALLY THE WORD HE USES.
- OKAY, GRAMMY, I SEE LIP RUNS IN THE FAMILY.
- IT'S NICE MEETING YOU. [chuckling]
- YEAH, UM... WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?
AND--AND--AND WHY ARE YOU IN RACHEL'S OFFICE?
- OH, WE BUMPED INTO EACH OTHER DOWNSTAIRS IN THE LOBBY.
- I THOUGHT WE COULD EAT.
- MIGHT AS WELL HAVE BROUGHT IT TO ME IN A STAR WARS LUNCHBOX.
- DON'T GIVE ME LIP, MICHAEL. IT'S BEEN TWO MONTHS.
I THOUGHT MAYBE YOU'D WANT TO SEE I'M STILL ALIVE.
- SHE'S GOT A POINT, MICHAEL.
- PLUS I WANTED TO MEET THE PEOPLE YOU WORK WITH.
LIKE RACHEL.
SHE'S EVEN MORE LOVELY THAN YOU SAID.
- "LOVELY"? - OKAY, WE'RE DONE HERE.
[laughter] - BYE, DEAR.
I HOPE TO SEE YOU AGAIN SOON. - ME TOO.
IT WAS LOVELY TO MEET YOU.
- [quietly] OKAY, DID YOU REALLY
HAVE TO TELL RACHEL THAT I SAID SHE WAS HOT?
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Eminem's Got A New Look | TMZ Live - Duration: 1:32.
I
Want to show you something you've never seen before who's the dude in the beard? Yeah, who's the doing the beard?
I'm the guy on the left
Keep going over dr.. Dre and then who's that dude? Yeah? Who's that guy? Who is that guy?
It's obvious Eminem, but it's a but what he wouldn't mean obviously I mean obviously I mean there is
I think sure nice I'm like I don't think that's obvious
Charles, that's up saying that you look it's the same with your facial hair back like about two months ago or or dem and more
Like when Charles was bald would you know that was charles? I'm serious
Yes, because it looks like me and that looks like Eminem with a little scruff. I disagree
It's a new hey, whoa. There's somebody else in that picture with Eminem Dre and Jimmy, Iovine
Ken what what who during the left for the time man, no?
Iii think that's really weird van cuz I think you I think I was actually surprised. I don't think he looked over at all
Yeah, well the rest of them. Do here's the
What's reyes and angel they contributed a lot to music, but they don't get all like the rest of us man
I don't wait just say by the way that would they were at the premiere for the defiant ones
Have you seen the trailer for this no? It's a documentary about Dr.. Dre Jimmy Iovine coming together?
To start aftermath rekha, it's it looks phenomenal way. There's interesting
Make sure to subscribe to TMZ live to keep up to date on the latest
Entertainment and if you want to keep watching click on one of these videos right now
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Florida Travel: Tour Aventura, the 3rd Largest Mall in the US - Duration: 1:17.
(calm music)
- [Narrator] Aventura Mall is one of Florida's
premier fashion destinations offering upscale boutiques,
global brands and over 300 of our favorite stores.
You'll be able to find the perfect gift
but also treat yourself to something special.
(calm music)
Inside the mall, you'll also be able to find
contemporary art collections
which makes shopping more chic, more fun
and also more Instagramable.
This mall offers a dynamic food experience
which includes fine dining
as well as places to catch a quick bite.
Whether you're in the mood for sushi
or a champagne toast outdoors,
Aventura Mall will satisfy every craving.
Soon, Aventura Mall will be even bigger
offering a new third level.
The new space will offer more stores, restaurants
and artistic elements
including a nearly 93 foot tall sculpture.
(calm music)
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Juntastep - Duration: 3:54.
The armed forces have acted today
solely from the patriotic inspiration
of saving the country from the tremendous chaos
into which it was being plunged
by the Marxist government of Salvador Allende.
The Junta will maintain judicial power
and consultant-ship of the Public Accounts Control.
The Chambers will remain in recess until further orders.
That is all.
It may be sad to have broken a democratic tradition
which on this continent was a long standing.
But when the State loses its qualities,
there are those who, by mandate have to enforce them, and take on that task.
We are doing that today.
We are sure that all of Chile has to understand the sacrifice that entails.
It isn't a matter of squashing tendencies or ideological trends, or carrying out personal revenge,
but as I said, of re-establishing public order and returning the country to observance of the Republic's Constitution and laws.
After three years of suffering the Marxist cancer which led us to economic, moral and social disaster
and which could no longer be tolerated
for the sacred interests of the homeland
we found ourselves obliged to take on the sad and painful mission which we have undertaken.
We are not afraid.
We know the enormous responsibility that will rest on our shoulders.
But we are convinced, we are quite sure that the vast majority of the Chilean people are with us.
They are willing to fight against Marxism!
They are willing to stamp it out down to the final consequences!
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Why the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity Is Important - Duration: 1:34.
We're at Cannes Lions, which is the advertising Film Festival. Just so you
know this is like the Grammy's of advertising. This is where some of the
biggest and brightest creative minds, as well as media technology professionals,
converge once a year to try to win the coveted Grand Prix Lions prize or many of
the different Lions that are in the different categories. So what you're
going to see in me are people who are some of the best creative thinkers that
are on the planet today. Some of the best media minds and also some of the more
interesting technologies that are exploding. This event, I've been coming
here for maybe seven or eight years now, it keeps growing and growing and growing
as the importance of, how do we communicate with consumers in new and
different ways, so it started off with primarily being really about television
and the art of creating that film that's going to engage with a consumer make
them go up by your product. But as channels proliferated, you saw more and
more of those channels being represented whether it was digital or social. Right
now we have things like IOT, we have emerging technology there are
conversations on AI, but really what you're going to see is some of the
biggest minds when it comes to advertising and marketing here today and
what's great is that it's set on a beautiful backdrop of Cannes you can see
all the yachts you can see some of the beautiful mountainside the villas, but
everybody's here. You name it. Whether it's the media companies like AOL, NBC,
CBS, Twitter, Snapchat and you've got all the advertising agencies like FCB, Droga,
so on and so forth, and you've got all the clients that buy and produce that
work coming here to meet and discuss what the future of advertising would
look like for the next year and maybe the next five.
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Coconut Oil And Weight Loss | 6 Amazing Potency Of Coconut Oil | Natural Health - Duration: 5:38.
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10 CURIOUSLY DISGUSTING FOOD FACTS YOU WON'T WANT TO BELIEVE - Duration: 6:18.
Hey welcome back!
I'm clover and if you've been here before, you know that humans fascinate me.
Today, I'm checking out the most curious and most disgusting food humans seem to love
to eat!
1.
Beaver Butt Ice Cream
Next time you scoop yourself a big bowl of all-natural vanilla or strawberry ice cream,
double check the label.
You might just find its made from cream, milk, sugar, and beaver butt juices.
See, beavers secrete a brown slimy substance called castoreaum from their anal glands.
Somewhere along the way, humans decided that these butt secretions made an excellent flavoring.
Humans have used it to make ice cream, pudding, and even chewing gum.
Don't worry about your health though because the FDA has labeled beaver secretions as generally
safe and non-toxic.
What you should worry about is the poor human whose job it is to milk those nasty glands.
2.
Buggy Frappuccino
Most food and drink seller's work hard to keep bugs out of their recipes but that wasn't
Starbuck's motto before 2012.
Starbucks offered an excellent Strawberry Frappuccino that was made using a dye from
the ground up bodies of cochineal bugs, tiny insects that yield an amazing red colorant.
Before you freak out Starbucks stopped using bugs in their receipe but lots of other red
food makers didn't.
Check your label for the word cochineal but also look for the word carmine – a tricky
term that replaces cochineal just to keep you guessing.
3.
Burnt Bone Sweetener
If you watched my video about sugar myths, you'll know brown sugar and white sugar
are about the same thing, white just gets more processing to remove the excess molasses.
But, do you wonder if maybe there's a shortcut some sugar manufacturers use to save time
in the processing stage?
If you did, you'd be on the right track.
Sometimes, companies will actually bleach the bones of cows then burn them into something
known as bone char.
They add this bone char to your sugar to make it look even whiter and supposed more pleasing.
Worst of all - most companies that use this process don't disclose the bone char on
their labeling so you will never know.
4.
Hair Cakes
Go check your pizza dough, cake, bread or bagel package for the ingredient L-Cysteine.
Did you find it?
If so, congratulations.
You can make a human hair snack.
See, L-Cysteine is used as a flavor enhancer and bread dough conditioner which is great
but what's not so great is that L-Cysteine is made form human hair though some manufacturers
have decided to use duck feathers or hogs hair instead.
Either way, unless you love the idea of snaking on a hair ball, check your labels for L-Cysteine
before you make your next sandwich.
5.
Watch the Animal Skin Jiggle
Gelatin, marshmallows, cream cheese, fruit snacks – all tasty yet oh so disgusting.
Next time you grab a snack, check to see if its made from gelatin.
If so, congratulations you are snacking on boiled pig or cow skin, tendons and bones
because that's how gelatin is made.
See, when these delightful parts are boiled the collagen becomes useful in making gelled
things gel.
Most labels won't say pig skin outright.
They're more likely to simply disclose that the food contains gelatin and hope you don't
think too hard about the source.
6.
Insect Butt Jelly Beans
If you like pastries, citrus fruits or shiny candy like jelly beans you have a taste for
snacking on the secretions of the Kerria lacca a scale insect
The Kerria lacca secretes a nice resin that's used as a shellac for wood, paintings and
other inedible things.
That's okay but sweet makers and even pill makers have discovered humans don't die
if they eat this lovely shellac.
The secretion of this strange bug are used as a glazing agent for pills, a waxy coating
to keep fruit fresh longer and possibly worst of all, as a glaze to give pastries and candy
like jelly beans their shiny outer coat.
Most labels will say confectioner's glaze instead of scale insect secretions but if
its shiny, its suspect.
7.
Enriched with Sheep Wool Juices
Did you have a nice big bowl of cereal this morning that was enriched with Vitamin D3?
If so, you started your day off right with a big bowl of sheep wool grease made form
wool and oil.
Humans sheer that sheep and then do NOT wash the wool.
Instead they toss it into a pan, add some salt and boil it until the oils are free and
ready to separate from the water and mix in with your enriched breakfast cereal.
FYI, you can get vitamin D from cheese, eggs, or exposing your skin to the sun.
8.
Mucus Cheese
Can you imagine eating a big fat bowl of calf gut juices?
Me either but that's exactly what your scarfing down anytime you eat fancy cheese and sometimes
even certain puddings.
See, rennet, an ingredient used to make some of the best and most expensive cheeses comes
from the mucus of the fourth stomach chamber of unweened calves though the type of rennet
is specific to the type of cheese.
Goat milk cheese usually uses goat rennet, sheep's milk uses lamb rennet and lots of
soft cheeses come from calf rennet.
But whatever.
Check your label to see if you are eating a nice chunk of stomach mucus.
9.
Isinglass Jelly
If you know anyone who likes a big isinglass of beer or wine now and then, you can tell
them they're probably eating the output of a fishes gas bladder.
That's right, the gas filled organ that fish used to control their float is also used
to make beer and wine clearer and more appealing.
Of course, isinglass is also used sometimes used to make jelly and other deserts.
Gelatin is cheaper and more common now a days in jelly and other sweet product production
but isinglass does still happen and it can most often be found hiding out in a nice clear
glass of beer or wine.
10.
Viruses
If all those animal additives don't freak you out enough, how about finding out that
the sub you ate for lunch is covered in viruses.
The FDA has given meat producers permission to coat deli meat and chicken in a unique
blend of six viruses that are supposed to save your life.
These viruses eat bacteria, including listeria which can kill you.
So basically, deli meat and poultry products are coated in six viruses to keep you from
dying from one bacteria.
Wholesome.
So there you have ten food facts you probably don't want to believe but are sadly so true.
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facts to share.
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