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Hatching and cross hatching comments… yeah.

Mmm, me hungey, me likey

16:26 I think what made this moment work so well is the fact that wacky randomness has been shown to be part of this world. Seeing all these weird things happen gives the show charm, but seeing these random moments during important or climactic moments make the moments feel more special. Because weirdness feels like a part of the world, it doesn't feel out of place, and feels more fitting for the world it's part of.

This was a wild walk through Renaissance drama. I love these art history dives.

Thank you for showing your proces, vey helpful! I'm sure you've thought of it, but have you considered making an online course? I think it would be very succesful given you're great at explaining your thoughts and theory to beginners as well as more experienced artists - I would most certainly buy your course!

what a good video (thumbs up metaphorically)

“There’s a wonderful terror that comes from the reality of working with ink on paper”. I’ve only recently started getting into inking (charcoal artist normally, I like being free to make mistakes 🤣🤣🤣). There’s a definite fear involved in the permanency, sitting there holding your breath, tense as you carefully drag the nib or brush, exhaling shakily in relief after a successful mark. It sort of teaches you to be patient, mindful, disciplined…to take your time and consider everything - it’s a sort of good style of drawing to get into if you need to free your mind from too many thoughts…you’re too busy focusing on getting the lines right to think of anything else. 😂 When you’re new to it, it’s a stressful medium to work in but at the same time has this weird exhilarating high to it, like looking down before a bungee jump then finally jumping and surviving it lol. It’s a great feeling.

Super helpful video! Great tips, information and advice.

Inspiring story man, I admire your resilience! Thanks for sharing 🙏

I'm consistently impressed with your videos. Thanks for doing these. I love hearing your takes on art and creativity.

Thank you for the great advice!

Thank you for sharing this Knowledge.

very cool content, loved it

Wow, this video answered so many of my questions and moved my understanding of color far forward. I still have a ways to go, but thank you!

Awsome video,but did you forget about little nightmares?Keep your great videos going😊

Now I want to use belligerent mushroom.

Just discovered your channel, you're a great artist and teacher!

To anyone who enjoyed the setting, mood, melancholy, and uncanniness of "Over the Garden Wall', I'd recommend Em Carrol's horror anthology "Through the Woods". Their stories read like cautionary tales, but are abstract enough for varied interpretations of their endings. They're superb visual storytelling too, with a restrained use of color, shadow, and simple drawings that heightens that symbolism extensively.

When a world has irrational elements, it prevents us from feeling we understand that entire world. If we can understand the author's mindset, the world becomes predictable. It's this magic that makes Ghibli movies feel so magical; their mechanics are non-sequitor, but we fall in love with them because it works for that movie and world. If we understood how each thing connected, if we (as an audience) were given the explanations that world-centric fans love, it would lose that mystery.

A fascinating case study in environmentally-based potting is Junji Ito's horror manga, "Uzumaki". Contrary to "Over the Garden Wall", the characters are trapped in the same place for multiple chapters, but the events slowly degrade and transform the landscape, rendering escape impossible. Spirals are the visual and conceptual core of "Uzumaki", and the plot itself spirals; the setting and main characters are unchanging, but new ones are constantly introduced and disposed of, yet their stories accumulate to form a greater picture of the nature of this cursed location.

Jae Lee is my ink god, mark texeira is close though

Killer video, I love these short dives into artists, most I haven't heard of. I'd love to see more, thanks!

Hello Sir! please please do another video .... Greetings form Poland

made my own font using a clean version of my handwriting and it's gone pretty well for me!

I'm going through your videos and taking physical notes, lmao - better than any art class I took in person! You break things down really well, you've found a subscriber in me.

I loved this video and I have so much more appreciation for this movie, but I just have to say I love your voice! It’s so calming

I was bout to ask what kind of material to use for comics, but you already answered thanks❤

for the last scene, i would say the purpose of having such a conflicting palette would be to express how jafar and aladdin do not belong in the palace. jafar through stark contrast (complementary, red v green) sticks out like a sore thumb and makes the black look oh so damning, whereas jasmine and aladdin are common through the blue in his purple (harmonious - blue/green v purple). the sultan and jasmine suit their home/palace setting. I would also argue that in the first two green scenes, the green is there to highlight how they are different but have common ideas, through the shapes of the different greenery, jasmine being more refined and trimmed, whereas aladdin being blatantly more rowdy as seen from his jungle plants. thank you for your video! i came here by fuwaffie recommendation.

You're my man!

damn these are beautiful. Have to check her work out now and become obsessed haha

This was a great start-to-finish look at running a Kickstarter campaign (minus talking about postage and packing and trying to convince the post office to pick up dozens of packages). While you do have to bring your own audience to the platform, I'm always amazed at how many people back my campaigns who've never heard of me before coming across the campaign. What if anything are you going to do differently for your third Theseus campaign?

Ooh! Would love to see more disney/animated film color analyses!

I just found your channel last week and I genuinely don't normally comment on videos at all, as I'm usually just listening to them while I work, but something about the way you deliver your thoughts, the tone of your voice, the things you have to say... it just really resonates with me. I find myself looking up at the screen more often than not - great for processing your videos, horrible for progressing my work. I just wanted to say, I really appreciate the effort you've put into your scripts and videos, I have a feeling I'll be watching through your back catalogue over the next few days. Also sometimes you really sound like ron swanson and I think that is fantastic.

Over the garden wall is such an important piece of media to me but I never noticed some of the worldbuilding concepts you toutch on- making this the perfect video essay to me

Great video, truly inspiring! <3

Good video, you’ve captured that feeling of sorrow contrasted by joy quite well.

I am watching your red mic. Because it's telling me that Its important

I recently graduated from an Animation program, and this show was a big influence and driving motivation to pursue a career in this industry - Thank you for this beautiful take on one of my favourite pieces of media ever!!

thats why we need a Prequel to this show atleast for me

great video! loved it!

Please do more assessments on animated films!

I appreciated your reflection on sorrow, and the Psalm. It’s tempting to not show the sorrow in my artwork, I get worried I’ll put people off.

Do you know about the artist Alex Vede? His art is very similar to yours.

I’m searching for ways not to be a corporate artist again(Vfx) and I found people connecting to my work and wanting to purchase every time I stepped out the door into real life with art! Like doing art “competitions” and exhibitions as well as just painting outside.

6:42 😭😭😭???? painfully accurate

:17 the homeboi is also wearing red, with a red mic, wearing blue on his sweater and yellow background, EASTER EGG after 10 seconds

"Do not do cross hatching. You will die" In this otherwise deadpan and informative video actually made me burst out laughing!! It's SO TRUE. Every time I push myself to cross hatch I grimace inside and then just decide to never use it.

oh i have an explanation for the two old cat bit - in the flashback in the 'real' world, at the house party, we overhear a background character discussing the games you can play with a baseball (? i dont remember the exact quote), and calls one of them "two old cat". greg, along with the audience, overhears this - so when he's in the dreamlike world of the Unknown, he decides that the game called "two old cat", for which he has no context, must be a literal description of how the game is played! it's a great moment that feels so accurate for a child character of greg's age! love the video, and love otgw ❤❤

Im watching this playlist and I feel like I just struck gold!! I really enjoy these videos, I feel like I'm learning a lot!!