Don’t forget to complete the poll on my community page! This is my favourite video visually - I generated all these pictures using AI. Double points if you can spot which English artist was used as a reference point. Let me know what you think of the art.
@@2msvalkyrie529I didn’t know Fuseli, but having ‘looked him up’ I can see the similarities - particularly in ‘The Nightmare’. Friedrich, definitely, especially when viewing the protagonist from behind….but you were right with Blake. Well done.
@@2msvalkyrie529thank you for the recommendation. I wasn’t familiar with this artist at all. You were right - just my gothic cup of tea! (Sorry for the late reply, I didn’t get a notification)
Thank you, Arwcwb. Welcome to the channel. Feel free to have a rummage though the playlist. We’ve also got a poll on the community page with some interesting comments.
Ta very much. Using the AI thingy was interesting. You can see what everyone else is putting as prompts, and I have to say that there are some pretty niche weirdos out there!
It’s a great idea, isn’t it? We’ve got thousands of books in our house and I can’t help but wonder what they’re saying behind our backs - complaining about the dust, probably!🧹📖
Hello, Sozan. Thank you for taking the time to listen and comment. It’s very true - you can’t beat your own imagination for giving you a fright, can you!
Thank you, my lovely. Here is the link for my interview with Tonette - as requested fourfoxesonehound.wordpress.com/2023/04/21/guest-writer-narrator-julia-valentine/
@@missworm maybe it's your natural response? I notice times when my wife's voice carries something else and I notice my own response. that stuff is so interesting.
Whispers in the night. Another great read Miss Worm. I loved the AI pictures. I have not tried that technology as of yet. As you can guess by now... i vote for ghosts . Friendly of course. 😊👻👻
Hello Mitchj. Glad you liked the pictures. They were a bit hit and miss, really, but good fun to do. Btw, I replied to your email - did you get it? It’s a new email provider and I don’t quite trust them yet!
I just discovered your channel and I'm shocked you don't have more subscribers or views! Your work is absolutely phenomenal, and I'll probably binge all your work today lol
Hello, TheNerdygirl91, welcome to the channel. Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment. Do let me know if you listen to any more of my recordings - I’m always interested to hear when anyone has a favourite. If you’re interested, there is currently a ‘Have you seen a ghost’ poll on the community page.
@@missworm Yes, I love the abstract - books are meant to be read! I had no idea the artwork was created by you. It's incredible; I watched the scenes merge then emerge and it fitted the tale so well. Very well done, many thanks for such a total creation x
Thank you, Shelley, that’s very kind of you. There don’t seem to be many female narrators in this particular genre. Perhaps we still associate ‘things that go bump in the night’ with voices like Vincent Price.
I don't know what's more horrifying than being a woman in this or any other time/culture. 🤯 🛑I digress: A friend's 19 yr old son did some welding for me and we got talking about how when he goes to places with women on SS only, they struggle financially but men on SS alone don't seen to have the same problem. I explained that I had the woman at SS run my exact same work history as man to see what my monthly income would be...$500 a month more for the same work history simply for being born male. At 19, he didn't think that it's fair. I didn't either and still don't at 70 something. Told him we pay the p...... tax from cradle to grave, so he should be generous with women. He looked at his Dad. Dad said, "She's right, son. Pay attention.". Kid said, "No charge for the welding job. I need practice." That makes one. 😉 Sure hope I didn't offend anyone. 🥱
Thanks. This was from uppbeats.io and is called Plucky Terror. I suspect it’s computer-based, but there are a few composers on there that play instruments, so it may be actually played. Either way it’s rather mag!
Good evening. So pleased you’re still enjoying the stories. Did you guess which English artist was the AI prompt for the pictures? No one has got it so far.
Having asthma trouble today and need to just sit quietly. Just found your channel. What a treat! Makes my confinement much easier to tolerate. The story and artwork are wonderful. You read beautifully. Thank you for your work. New subscriber here.
Welcome to the channel, Kate, and thank you for subscribing. I’m sorry to hear your asthma is playing you up. I hope you have a better day tomorrow. If you prefer to listen in the dark, I also have a playlist with no artwork, just a moon slowly rising ruclips.net/video/5bx8L_M_Pd0/видео.htmlsi=eY78Df-0Vkx-aEHo that’s quite a good one to fall asleep to.
Hello, Hilary, Happy New Year❄️. Thank you for joining us & welcome to the channel. Make yourself at home and have a good rummage about. If you enjoy quieter stories at bedtime, there is a compilation called “Sleep Tight”, with the sound effects and artwork removed, replaced with gentle rain and thunder, and just the moon for company. My own stories are in the “Miss Worm’s Originals” playlist and range from 2 minutes to 1hr 30. And if you like polls, do have a look at the Community page. Thanks again for joining!
@@missworm I've been looking at some of the fake commercials people generate with it. what it can decipher and what it has trouble with. there's a pizza or burger ad with people break dancing. I guess it doesn't know what to do with the limbs. it looks like John Carpenters The Thing. yikes!
@@camcordernonsense5264 oooh, now, The Thing…there’s a scary movie. Some of the ‘best’ AI I’ve seen has been simple stuff like ‘human hand’. Hilarious, yet rather terrifying if you believe the ‘it’s going to take over the world’ hype.
Good morning Miss W. You know who has me awake at the weee hours in the am. 💚🐾 The artwork is certainly cool. I do use AI for some editing. Friends also create the art. Not certain how I feel about how things are going with that however. Rembrandt?
Yes, I was in two minds about it, but I would never have the time to produce this from scratch - it takes long enough to get it right using photoshop - and no one is being deprived of work as I couldn’t afford to get an artist to do it. Would the great artists have used it? I suspect they probably would. After all, they used other artists to do the base painting or finishing touches, and had no qualms about using things like a camera lucida. I think people will still create art ‘manually’ and people will still buy it, in the same way that people still buy books instead of ebooks. And the return to vinyl over cd. It certainly has the potential for making the creation of art more accessible. At the moment, it’s just another tool, and it still takes work. Where it will be in 5 years is another matter. Food for thought!
If only I could paint like that! I generated the pictures on an AI app - GenZArt. Completely free, not even any ads. The results are hit&miss - mostly miss - but it seems to be good for the slightly abstract.
oh good story. i have a feeling this goes with the question you posted on your community page? AND i forgot to get back with you on that. I promise I will. Give me a lifetime lol..I mean a few minutes. Im editing a video and have to get to the store..THEN ill finish my comment on that question..Good job as usual and always look forward to another good lil reading. BRAVO!
Hey there, TBB, glad you enjoyed it. I can't resist a poll - I might have to do a regular 'thing'. The results are pretty interesting so far. Looking forward to reading your story.
And we have a winner! William Blake it is. I thought the ‘beardy moon, if you’ll forgive the expression, at 16:14 might have given it away. Blake’s Cottage at Felpham, is not far from me.
I confess I hadn’t heard of John Martin until Simon mentioned him, but I’ve thoroughly enjoyed his paintings. The skies are magnificent and the mountainous views are all very Blake-like.
Hello Habibi, thank you for listening and taking the time to comment. Alas, my microphone and pop filter are a bit inadequate - I hope it didn’t spoil your enjoyment of the story. Just to clarify; when you say sharp sounds, is it the plosives or the sibilants causing the issue for you? I do try and catch them during the editing, so it would be great to know. Thanks again. Constructive feedback is always appreciated 👍🏻 especially if it gives me an excuse to buy new equipment!
Very special, Ms W - Blackwood is so re-readable, too. Lovely job. The art is great - reminds me of the thumbnail for Gustav Holst's Ode to Death at ruclips.net/video/73rX1AfaHz0/видео.html. Darned if I can figure out the artist, though. Am I close? [The nearest romantic artist I can find is Arnold Bocklin but he was Swiss.]
I'm never too sure about Blackwood. You can definitely see how he influenced Lovecraft, but I think I'm really more of an M. R. James gal. Thanks for the Holst link..... the artist I used as a prompt was William Blake, which is probably why the art has a distinct biblical feel in places.
Just to let you know. On my screen your view count still states zero... even though quite a few have commented . I came back to check that. And let you know.
Odd. It’s showing as 791 on my analytics and 784 on most other settings. In fact, it’s had the most views for 2 days out of all my videos. Let’s hope it doesn’t go peculiar and discount all the views!
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Don’t forget to complete the poll on my community page!
This is my favourite video visually - I generated all these pictures using AI. Double points if you can spot which English artist was used as a reference point. Let me know what you think of the art.
Casper David Friedrich ?
William Blake ? Fuseli ??
@@2msvalkyrie529I didn’t know Fuseli, but having ‘looked him up’ I can see the similarities - particularly in ‘The Nightmare’. Friedrich, definitely, especially when viewing the protagonist from behind….but you were right with Blake. Well done.
Have a look at Elihu Vedder. !
Not well known but just your Gothic cup of tea..!
Very well done
@@2msvalkyrie529thank you for the recommendation. I wasn’t familiar with this artist at all. You were right - just my gothic cup of tea!
(Sorry for the late reply, I didn’t get a notification)
Excellent Work!
Thank you, Arwcwb. Welcome to the channel. Feel free to have a rummage though the playlist. We’ve also got a poll on the community page with some interesting comments.
Awesome presentation
Ta very much. Using the AI thingy was interesting. You can see what everyone else is putting as prompts, and I have to say that there are some pretty niche weirdos out there!
That was great!😊
Hello, Edward. Thanks for listening and taking the time to leave a comment. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Interesting
Hello, Jude. Thank you for taking the time to listen and leave a comment. I hope you enjoyed it. Please call again!
Very 👍 nice, I like the visual too❤️
Thanks, Raka Man. It's the first time I've played with AI, so it was good fun.
What an incredible thought 💭 the chatter of unread books in a library 📚 fantastic ❤
It’s a great idea, isn’t it? We’ve got thousands of books in our house and I can’t help but wonder what they’re saying behind our backs - complaining about the dust, probably!🧹📖
Thank you so much it reminds me when I was little listening to the blob imagination is always the best
Hello, Sozan. Thank you for taking the time to listen and comment. It’s very true - you can’t beat your own imagination for giving you a fright, can you!
Another captivating story
Thank you, my lovely. Here is the link for my interview with Tonette - as requested
fourfoxesonehound.wordpress.com/2023/04/21/guest-writer-narrator-julia-valentine/
great rhythm. the sound of your voice demands an audience hear it.
I’ve been saying something similar to Mr Worm for years……
@@missworm maybe it's your natural response?
I notice times when my wife's voice carries something else and I notice my own response. that stuff is so interesting.
@@camcordernonsense5264 we like to mess with your miiiiiiinnnd……
@@missworm excellent
Whispers in the night. Another great read Miss Worm. I loved the AI pictures. I have not tried that technology as of yet.
As you can guess by now... i vote for ghosts . Friendly of course. 😊👻👻
Hello Mitchj. Glad you liked the pictures. They were a bit hit and miss, really, but good fun to do.
Btw, I replied to your email - did you get it? It’s a new email provider and I don’t quite trust them yet!
Yes. Just sent another in response.
Spooky pictures and sounds.😵 Yikes, be careful of the books you store. Make sure they're all happy, safe stories. Exceptional reading, my friend. 🤗💜🌺
Hello, my lovely, glad you enjoyed it. it made me realise that I've got 300 murderers over my head!
I just discovered your channel and I'm shocked you don't have more subscribers or views! Your work is absolutely phenomenal, and I'll probably binge all your work today lol
Hello, TheNerdygirl91, welcome to the channel. Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment. Do let me know if you listen to any more of my recordings - I’m always interested to hear when anyone has a favourite. If you’re interested, there is currently a ‘Have you seen a ghost’ poll on the community page.
Miss Worm, that was a real treat. Your narration brings to life a marvelous tale. Thank you very much x
Hello, Ruth. Its very dream-like, isn’t it? Almost abstract in some places. Glad you enjoyed it - I had great fun doing the pictures.
@@missworm Yes, I love the abstract - books are meant to be read! I had no idea the artwork was created by you. It's incredible; I watched the scenes merge then emerge and it fitted the tale so well. Very well done, many thanks for such a total creation x
Great artwork abd narration. I usually don't care for female voices, even my own. Yours is a delight.
Thank you, Shelley, that’s very kind of you. There don’t seem to be many female narrators in this particular genre. Perhaps we still associate ‘things that go bump in the night’ with voices like Vincent Price.
I second that! I have a terrible voice and am in awe of Miss Worm.
I don't know what's more horrifying than being a woman in this or any other time/culture. 🤯
🛑I digress: A friend's 19 yr old son did some welding for me and we got talking about how when he goes to places with women on SS only, they struggle financially but men on SS alone don't seen to have the same problem.
I explained that I had the woman at SS run my exact same work history as man to see what my monthly income would be...$500 a month more for the same work history simply for being born male.
At 19, he didn't think that it's fair. I didn't either and still don't at 70 something. Told him we pay the p...... tax from cradle to grave, so he should be generous with women.
He looked at his Dad. Dad said, "She's right, son. Pay attention.". Kid said, "No charge for the welding job. I need practice." That makes one. 😉 Sure hope I didn't offend anyone. 🥱
We are in strange times, indeed. Women are increasingly undervalued at the moment
Aww, shucks ☺️
nice opening music pick. im always fascinated how string players can get their fingers to do what they can do.
Thanks. This was from uppbeats.io and is called Plucky Terror. I suspect it’s computer-based, but there are a few composers on there that play instruments, so it may be actually played. Either way it’s rather mag!
Well..Miss Worm😊😊…you get more and more excellent at enthralling us with you wonderful style of telling superlative ghost stories 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊👍👍😉
Good evening. So pleased you’re still enjoying the stories. Did you guess which English artist was the AI prompt for the pictures? No one has got it so far.
Having asthma trouble today and need to just sit quietly. Just found your channel. What a treat! Makes my confinement much easier to tolerate. The story and artwork are wonderful. You read beautifully. Thank you for your work. New subscriber here.
Welcome to the channel, Kate, and thank you for subscribing. I’m sorry to hear your asthma is playing you up. I hope you have a better day tomorrow.
If you prefer to listen in the dark, I also have a playlist with no artwork, just a moon slowly rising ruclips.net/video/5bx8L_M_Pd0/видео.htmlsi=eY78Df-0Vkx-aEHo that’s quite a good one to fall asleep to.
Hello, Miss Worm, just found you......lucky me!! ❤
Hello, Hilary, Happy New Year❄️. Thank you for joining us & welcome to the channel.
Make yourself at home and have a good rummage about.
If you enjoy quieter stories at bedtime, there is a compilation called “Sleep Tight”, with the sound effects and artwork removed, replaced with gentle rain and thunder, and just the moon for company.
My own stories are in the “Miss Worm’s Originals” playlist and range from 2 minutes to 1hr 30.
And if you like polls, do have a look at the Community page.
Thanks again for joining!
Brilliant reading, and brilliant story. Good job!
Hello Euclides, welcome to the channel. Your thumbnail picture is rather lovely: may I recommend The Cat Lady to you, if you haven’t already listened?
@@missworm Of course, I will take a look :) Cats are awesome :)
there is a lot of depth going on in the art work.
nice eye.
Cheers, m’dear. My first plunge into AI. You should have seen some of the things it generated!
@@missworm I've been looking at some of the fake commercials people generate with it. what it can decipher and what it has trouble with. there's a pizza or burger ad with people break dancing. I guess it doesn't know what to do with the limbs. it looks like John Carpenters The Thing. yikes!
@@camcordernonsense5264 oooh, now, The Thing…there’s a scary movie.
Some of the ‘best’ AI I’ve seen has been simple stuff like ‘human hand’. Hilarious, yet rather terrifying if you believe the ‘it’s going to take over the world’ hype.
Wonderful!!!!!
Cheers, m’dear 👋🏻
You always tell a great story
Hello, Shy Moment. Thank you for tuning in again and taking the time to comment. Much appreciated 💕
interesting art and good reading as well...great job
Cheers, m'dear. Thank you for tuning in.
Great art work. Well read story. Guess I haven't come across this AB story before.
Thank you, Rosie. It’s always fun to discover a new story, I hope you enjoyed it.
@@missworm 👍
Hi Miss worm 👋 first here 🎉 xx
😂 You beat me!
Good morning Miss W. You know who has me awake at the weee hours in the am. 💚🐾 The artwork is certainly cool. I do use AI for some editing. Friends also create the art. Not certain how I feel about how things are going with that however. Rembrandt?
Yes, I was in two minds about it, but I would never have the time to produce this from scratch - it takes long enough to get it right using photoshop - and no one is being deprived of work as I couldn’t afford to get an artist to do it. Would the great artists have used it? I suspect they probably would. After all, they used other artists to do the base painting or finishing touches, and had no qualms about using things like a camera lucida.
I think people will still create art ‘manually’ and people will still buy it, in the same way that people still buy books instead of ebooks. And the return to vinyl over cd.
It certainly has the potential for making the creation of art more accessible. At the moment, it’s just another tool, and it still takes work. Where it will be in 5 years is another matter.
Food for thought!
Love the art work miss worm , have you had your paint box out 🎨👩🎨
If only I could paint like that! I generated the pictures on an AI app - GenZArt. Completely free, not even any ads. The results are hit&miss - mostly miss - but it seems to be good for the slightly abstract.
oh good story. i have a feeling this goes with the question you posted on your community page? AND i forgot to get back with you on that. I promise I will. Give me a lifetime lol..I mean a few minutes. Im editing a video and have to get to the store..THEN ill finish my comment on that question..Good job as usual and always look forward to another good lil reading. BRAVO!
Hey there, TBB, glad you enjoyed it. I can't resist a poll - I might have to do a regular 'thing'. The results are pretty interesting so far. Looking forward to reading your story.
Nicely read. I think Algey was battling with his own demons here. As for the artist. John Martin? Turner? Billy Blake?
And we have a winner! William Blake it is. I thought the ‘beardy moon, if you’ll forgive the expression, at 16:14 might have given it away. Blake’s Cottage at Felpham, is not far from me.
Yes ! John Martin . ! Almost unknown....
I confess I hadn’t heard of John Martin until Simon mentioned him, but I’ve thoroughly enjoyed his paintings. The skies are magnificent and the mountainous views are all very Blake-like.
Complete
@@BryinWillis-e8g hello, Bryin. I hope you enjoyed The Whisperers and weren’t typing ‘complete twaddle’!
Great narration however I believe you need a pop filter or something the sharp sounds are too sharp.
Hello Habibi, thank you for listening and taking the time to comment. Alas, my microphone and pop filter are a bit inadequate - I hope it didn’t spoil your enjoyment of the story. Just to clarify; when you say sharp sounds, is it the plosives or the sibilants causing the issue for you? I do try and catch them during the editing, so it would be great to know.
Thanks again. Constructive feedback is always appreciated 👍🏻 especially if it gives me an excuse to buy new equipment!
@@misswormI really like your very clear enunciation.
Thank you, Pippa. I’ve got a different microphone now, so hopefully “ah’ve blunted me sharps, like” 😉
Read me, Ma... Just before I go to sleep
That sounds like something out of a Jimmy Cagney film.
@@missworm Interesting thought 🤔
Very special, Ms W - Blackwood is so re-readable, too. Lovely job. The art is great - reminds me of the thumbnail for Gustav Holst's Ode to Death at ruclips.net/video/73rX1AfaHz0/видео.html. Darned if I can figure out the artist, though. Am I close? [The nearest romantic artist I can find is Arnold Bocklin but he was Swiss.]
I'm never too sure about Blackwood. You can definitely see how he influenced Lovecraft, but I think I'm really more of an M. R. James gal.
Thanks for the Holst link.....
the artist I used as a prompt was William Blake, which is probably why the art has a distinct biblical feel in places.
Just to let you know. On my screen your view count still states zero... even though quite a few have commented . I came back to check that. And let you know.
Odd. It’s showing as 791 on my analytics and 784 on most other settings. In fact, it’s had the most views for 2 days out of all my videos. Let’s hope it doesn’t go peculiar and discount all the views!
Lovely story and excellent presentation Miss Worm 🪱 🪱 thank you love ❤️
Hello again, Linda. Thanks for listening and taking the time to comment.
@@missworm always sweetie I did your poll I would like to see a ghost only if it is friendly 😜