I think blue period is the series that had genuinely made me feel seen. Art's always been a part of life and has been the striving passion to continue doing what ever I do and now as a student in specialized art high school who is getting ready to apply for art colleges, the weight of reality and whether I'll get accepted or not looms over me. And as creative individuals we have a vision we want to share with all but it gets harder to do so with the world we live in and it can be scary in all honesty, I want to be an artist, I want art to be my career but what if that industry doesn't want me? What if I become another washed up mediocre artist? I think that's why I relate with Yatora Yaguchi, the want to create is scary knowing there is so much risk and the hours spent practicing just to be told you must do better can be disheartening making you ask why you even bother, but as we hold our tool to create in the canvas we remember, its not a want, its a need its an extension of out being and mind where we can truly express ourselves and shine our brightest. So I'm not gonna stop not now, not tomorrow and mostly like for the next years to come I know what I want and what I desire I have been drawing since elementary school I want to make people proud but I want to be proud of myself knowing I made it.
thank you for making these playlist I've been listening to them as I apply for my internships and doing work in class art studio its fun imagining being like yaguchi
Thank you for this! The time before I watched blue period I was so so lost and I draw many things and then I stopped for a month and I don't know what to do but as I watched it and after that It's like a big spark for me and I really don't want to let go art now, I want to learn more and after reading this, it gives me courage to pursue. I know that art materials are expensive and pursuing art is a big risk but if you enjoy it and love what you're doing I guess like yatora did the hard work and guts is a great strength you've ever feel. Ps; Also for the one who made this playlist Thank youu for making this, I've been listening to your playlist since then and I love it whenever I draw I play it and it calms me, Thank you so much!
yatora’s story is so precious to me. as someone who drew a little as a child but abandoned it throughout middle and high school, only to pick it up again at the end of my junior year, i’m now a senior and i often feel like i’m so behind. i don’t go to a technical art high school or take art lessons, and i don’t have the years of experience it seems like everyone else has. i can’t even apply to any art schools because i don’t have a complete portfolio yet. i am in ap studio art- i didn’t even have the prerequisites, but i was good enough to get in. i get to paint every day now, and it’s a priority where it didn’t used to be. but still, i feel behind, until i remember yatora’s story. i genuinely don’t know where i would be in art without him- i would’ve given up, but here i am, months later, still drawing and painting. blue period has really inspired me.
Holy crap, this is such a pretty playlist. I love this blue period playlist, this is effing perfect. I love every song in this video! You got great music taste!
recently, I started to read blue period and I'm totally in love with it! the storyline, the characters, the theme, all of it! it's definitely one of my favorites mangas now. i love this playlist, so much is so fitting with blue period, love it!
I think blue period is the series that had genuinely made me feel seen.
Art's always been a part of life and has been the striving passion to continue doing what ever I do and now as a student in specialized art high school who is getting ready to apply for art colleges, the weight of reality and whether I'll get accepted or not looms over me.
And as creative individuals we have a vision we want to share with all but it gets harder to do so with the world we live in and it can be scary in all honesty, I want to be an artist, I want art to be my career but what if that industry doesn't want me? What if I become another washed up mediocre artist?
I think that's why I relate with Yatora Yaguchi, the want to create is scary knowing there is so much risk and the hours spent practicing just to be told you must do better can be disheartening making you ask why you even bother, but as we hold our tool to create in the canvas we remember, its not a want, its a need its an extension of out being and mind where we can truly express ourselves and shine our brightest.
So I'm not gonna stop not now, not tomorrow and mostly like for the next years to come I know what I want and what I desire I have been drawing since elementary school I want to make people proud but I want to be proud of myself knowing I made it.
thank you for making these playlist I've been listening to them as I apply for my internships and doing work in class art studio its fun imagining being like yaguchi
Thank you for this! The time before I watched blue period I was so so lost and I draw many things and then I stopped for a month and I don't know what to do but as I watched it and after that It's like a big spark for me and I really don't want to let go art now, I want to learn more and after reading this, it gives me courage to pursue. I know that art materials are expensive and pursuing art is a big risk but if you enjoy it and love what you're doing I guess like yatora did the hard work and guts is a great strength you've ever feel.
Ps; Also for the one who made this playlist Thank youu for making this, I've been listening to your playlist since then and I love it whenever I draw I play it and it calms me, Thank you so much!
I know this is 2 years late but god I couldn't word it better myself
2 years later... i hope all your dreams came true!
yatora’s story is so precious to me. as someone who drew a little as a child but abandoned it throughout middle and high school, only to pick it up again at the end of my junior year, i’m now a senior and i often feel like i’m so behind. i don’t go to a technical art high school or take art lessons, and i don’t have the years of experience it seems like everyone else has. i can’t even apply to any art schools because i don’t have a complete portfolio yet. i am in ap studio art- i didn’t even have the prerequisites, but i was good enough to get in. i get to paint every day now, and it’s a priority where it didn’t used to be. but still, i feel behind, until i remember yatora’s story. i genuinely don’t know where i would be in art without him- i would’ve given up, but here i am, months later, still drawing and painting. blue period has really inspired me.
this is such a nice playlist. i feel like im seeing the sky changing while a sunset passes through and gives way to dusk.
Holy crap, this is such a pretty playlist. I love this blue period playlist, this is effing perfect. I love every song in this video! You got great music taste!
thank u !!
@@uchito Np!
the first song hit me with Life is strange flashbacks
obstacles always make me cry😔
It's sounds so good for that moment in manga🥺
ME
i am OBSESSED with the second song!! I totally could see it being about shibuya and I love it! Thanks for adding it!!
yea so ive probably listened to this at least 40 times
My favorite blue period playlist!❤
recently, I started to read blue period and I'm totally in love with it! the storyline, the characters, the theme, all of it! it's definitely one of my favorites mangas now.
i love this playlist, so much is so fitting with blue period, love it!
While I've never been to Shibuya, this does match what it feels like to walk through the Strip in Las Vegas early in the morning. It's oddly lovely.
i just want to say i listen to this playlist everyday AJGFAHFGA its that good
This is beautiful. Thank you for this
OMG THIS IS SERIOUSLY AMAZING
New sub!!!!!!!!!
sgoot thi s is so soothig that im dozing off whiiele studiyng i can barelty type but this isp erfect i love this playlist somuch
This is so perfect :D did you read the manga? What did you think of it?
yes!! i was actually reading the manga long before the anime came out and it's still one of my faves
@@uchito it's so brilliant 😍😍 can't wait for the next volume to be released!