This isn't a super serious post or a particularly good reason to post, but I'd like to apologize to the handful of you who like my stuff for the really crappy camera work and the horrible posting schedule. Firstly, I don't have anywhere with particularly good lighting without people I know finding out I'm doing this whole YouTube thing. I also don't have a good set up to do it. Plus, my phone's horrible camera doesn't help. Secondly, my posting schedule thing is sort of complicated. Sometimes I don't have the motivation, sometimes I'm out somewhere like at the store or visiting family where I cannot post. Another reason is having an inconsistent time where I hide away to film or take pictures for my content is so that people I know don't get suspicious. I mean, if I sat there with my phone pointed at my sketchbook at the same time every day or once a week, or whatever, they'd figure out that I'm doing something and ask questions.
Something else I'd like to add is that posting on YouTube is really just me wanting to post my ideas, art, and projects without doing it on social media apps like Instagram or TikTok. Out of my (known) options YouTube seems like the safest place for me to post my work. I've heard of some bad things happening on those apps to artists, such as unwarranted hate comments as well as getting... strange comments, if you know what I mean. I've also seen some getting their art stolen or traced. Now I know this also happens on YouTube, believe me I know. I've seen it firsthand on other channels, but from what I've heard it's not nearly as bad as it is on these other apps.
To those who read all this, thank you for reading.
OverworldLobster
This isn't a super serious post or a particularly good reason to post, but I'd like to apologize to the handful of you who like my stuff for the really crappy camera work and the horrible posting schedule. Firstly, I don't have anywhere with particularly good lighting without people I know finding out I'm doing this whole YouTube thing. I also don't have a good set up to do it. Plus, my phone's horrible camera doesn't help. Secondly, my posting schedule thing is sort of complicated. Sometimes I don't have the motivation, sometimes I'm out somewhere like at the store or visiting family where I cannot post. Another reason is having an inconsistent time where I hide away to film or take pictures for my content is so that people I know don't get suspicious. I mean, if I sat there with my phone pointed at my sketchbook at the same time every day or once a week, or whatever, they'd figure out that I'm doing something and ask questions.
Something else I'd like to add is that posting on YouTube is really just me wanting to post my ideas, art, and projects without doing it on social media apps like Instagram or TikTok. Out of my (known) options YouTube seems like the safest place for me to post my work. I've heard of some bad things happening on those apps to artists, such as unwarranted hate comments as well as getting... strange comments, if you know what I mean. I've also seen some getting their art stolen or traced. Now I know this also happens on YouTube, believe me I know. I've seen it firsthand on other channels, but from what I've heard it's not nearly as bad as it is on these other apps.
To those who read all this, thank you for reading.
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