@@zurainulislammujtaba3495 Does it? Creating isn’t about how much you spend, its about how much heart you put into it. And there are many things you can use that aren’t expensive. Don’t let it stop you :)
This! I have only understood this recently while watching my 6 year old draw. He wasn't drawing for a result, but he was whispering to himself while he did it. When I startet to listen I realized, that he was telling a story, which evolved over the course of his painting. He told of heroes fighting bad guys or of kingdoms being attacked and defending themselves, sometimes he tells a minecraft story or just thinks of how the sun is rising and setting again. And for the first time in at least a decade I found myself not thinking "I wish I could be as good as artist xyz" but thinking "I just want to be free like this" and then I did it. I just started drawing. And since then, like 2 months ago, I probably painted at least one if not two pictures a day. I didn't like the result of most of them, but I do remember the time spent drawing some of them and where I was when I made them and how I did it and what I learned. It just feels so liberating.
I find this to be a coincidence. Today in class there was a piece of paper from another class on the table I was sitting at it. I took a pen I got from the career fare earlier today and decided to try it out. I start scribbling, big lines, don't stop, I want to hear the pen crave its way on the paper constantly until I drew a tree. Then a bouquet of roses, and then a cube, cone, and a cylinder. In the end they were all raw, imperfective yet perfect. I left the drawings for whoever comes after to see. Not a picture or anything to take with me, other than a memory.
A part of it comes from the fact that the world is kinder when you're a kid. When you show up with a sketch as a child, you're praised; if you do the same thing as an adult, you're judged. This constant chain of feedback numbs free expression, and creativity becomes more about pleasing others than about yourself. PS: Loved the video!
I'am 45, I could probably be your mom :-) and yet I connected so deeply with your thoughts! I was deprived of so many things as a child that now in my adult life I crave simple things like painting, travelling alone, so I started doing everything I missed out as a kid and never been happier! I encourage my 16 yr old son to explore life and try new things every day, because we will never regret the things we tried, failed and tried again, but most certainly the things we didn't!
Having a travel journal will be a nice reminder of your trip, it’s so good you have the one from years ago to look back on. I started a travel journal on this year’s holiday, more just a record of what we did for future reference, but I like the idea of adding tickets and reminders to turn them into little scrap books. I don’t think of myself as creative, but I suppose it doesn’t matter.
I used to create allll the time. I had a youtube sketch comedy show from 2006-08. I used to make (music) mashups all the time. Then mental health and life started creepin in, and in my teens I slowly started losing the desire. Then in adulthood, its like I just completely forgot about being creative. Now at age 30, I've finally decided to get back to who I was. I'm starting a new youtube channel this year, and also learning to play the sax. I feel amazing already and I haven't even started yet.
Beautiful video. I would also add, however, that you don't NEED to create. We constantly write posts, comments, make pictures or videos, sometimes imagining how other people might like them. Do you (everyone) ever do something just for yourself? Create something and keep it for yourself? Or what you offer to other people is what define you? I realised it after dropping out of social media, sometimes I write my journal entries as if I was writing a Instagram post, but everything feels so limited when we use the outside standard as a baseline for ourselves. I have not taken a picture in 2 years, I don't feel the need. But recently I got a camera to document my foraging finds and be able to identify plants with books at home. Or other times I write a poem, and keep it hidden in a journal for years, until I find it back and am either cringed or very surprised by it. I don't really know where I'm going with this post just, maybe, yeas, not only create like a child but be mindful and careless about the opinion of others, because a low self esteem is generally associated to a too high consideration of others.
Well said. My takeaway from this was the rediscovery and application of the self through creative freedom without the need to put our creation up for judgement. I realized a couple of months ago that I really do have no idea who I am and what things I enjoy, other than a fierce dedication to a single hobby. My personality has instead been made by conforming to that high consideration of others. I think that the self-proclaimed perfectionist tends to suppress the desire for personal expression in favor of the pursuit of acceptance. I recently bought a fancy pen and notebook myself... I think this is my sign to go write a couple of feelings and make a sketch so bad that even I will cringe at. Next week's sketches will be that much better for it.
This is truly so beautifully said and visually done. It's so, so relatable for me being almost 19 years old, feeling like I'm stuck creatively and in limbo with the ambitious child I was before versus the adult I am becoming now. And I think this society expects you to easily part with your inner child, to focus on the American dream and a high-paying job, but the truth is none of it fulfills me without the ability to create, set my own rules, and follow God along the path set out before me. I loved watching this video, content like this is amazing being free.
You know the answer all along its about trusting yourself and the process, before you doubt yourself ever again remember how brillianty you brought this idea to this cinematic masterpiece
I feel very much. My old journals are painted and written on, stuck with things that I liked. Today I am happy when I can fill my diary with sentences. I would like to have that lightness as a child again. But I am on the right track 💚💚
Tapping back into your inner child to create art is so important. I think we lose that ability as we get older, partially as a consequence of our culture being too "left brained."
Woah, 6:12 hits me so hard, I remember back in 2022 when I first started journaling seriously and then there were a lot of pages that were supposed to be filled with big events and important things for the future remain blank to this day due to perfectionism, and even though I've learned the lesson over and over again, I still struggle with it right now. But I'm sure I won't let it happen again this time.
the line, "creating something that might be imperfect to you is always going to be better than not creating anything at all." really hit me. I needed this a lot, especially while struggling with art block. thank you.
Ottilie, thank you for another amazing video that absolutely touched my heart. I feel like you are hitting close to home in all your videos and I love that you have created your unique style. It feels really authentic, vulnerable and just REAL. Thank you for that, thank you for standing out in a crowd of overly produced, too picture perfect videos/creators out there. Keep up what you are doing - you inspire me to actually get my butt moving and post my own imperfect authentic creations.
a beautiful reminder! 🤩 Maybe we have to go back to where we stopped express ourselves freely to break free from the pressure we learn to put on ourselves. Around 5 years old we are starting to become more conscious and aware of expectations from outside, school, etc. That's when a lot of us stopped growing in this regard... so that's where a lot of healing can begin
As a 24 year old from Belgium, studying in Glasgow, this video could not have arrived at a better moment. Sometimes I just feel so lost. Not knowing all the answers. I might try journaling to more enjoy the process instead of always being focused on finishing goals in a perfect way. Thanks from the bottom of my heart, but I guess I can also say hartstikke bedankt!
You’re my sister.. because you’re so correct. When you know too much you know too much. You compare, you judge yourself, you don’t have that innocence any;longer… You, or we neeed to create with reckless abandon. Without care…. Without the need for results… just to do it. But that is difficult. Perfect doesn’t exist. We as a species created the concept as we are here for a limited time… and we want to give life our all and make great things…
Wow I was just thinking about this same thing today. I write graphic novels and as a form of research, I study other people’s work. A large majority of creators think too much like adults when writing stories. To keep my stories entertaining and fun, I’m always trying to hold on to my 15 year old mindset that loves exploring and reading. I can be a “stick in the mud” sometimes and I take storytelling too serious so I constantly have to push that seriousness out of my mind and always remember to have fun. Never throw away that childlike wonder that comes with creating
Really enjoyed the video. One thing I learned later in life is not to let the perfect be the enemy of the good enough. Once I learned this lesson, I was able to unlock a wellspring of creativity. Fill up the blank pages.
I've got a lot of empty notebooks and one of them is from about twenty years ago. I've always felt it nagging at me, so finally I started cutting out the pages and turning them into looseleaf. And now I'm finally starting to write on them. It's very satisfying, seeing blank space that's been there for twenty years finally starting to have words on it. I wonder what I'll write on them next.
Pitch perfect!! How many times have I expressed the very same frustration of feeling like the amazing ideas in my head get lost in translation when trying to pin them down on the page? So often it's all about trying to live up to some kind of expectation I have for myself, and then along the way I might realize I'm not enjoying what I've been trying to create. Maybe the next time I sit down to write I can follow a "silly" idea down its rabbit hole...
Wow, the way you shoot and edit the video really gave ne a nostalgic feeling! Thank you for taking the time and creative effort to create it and thanks for sharing your story :)
youtube recommended me this. listening to your voice is just so satisfying how calm it makes me feel. i do not often subscribe to channels these days, but you definitely got a sub with this one from me!
1:43 is a great moment! Well captured and very inspirational towards the message of this whole video. This whole video is crafted with such love and dedication. It brought out real deep emotions in me that are pretty rare to experience from a RUclips video. Thanks for posting this!
Ever since we were young we were taught to be more like an adult, focus more on the future and the consequences of things. And now we are bound to learn to put more focus on the present , for the sake of our own mind's peace.
I just want to stop being to harsh on myself. I think we made our life exaggeratedly difficult with no particular reason. I just wish you all to find your inner peace❤thank you for your vid
This is very reminiscent of 2010s youtube. It made me nostalgic for those videos. Thank you for creating this and sharing this. It resonates a lot with me and I absolutely love your poetic, introspective vibe.
I just came across with your channel and this is the first video I've ever watched in your channel and I hope it's not the last cuz I totally loved it; your voice, the editing and the message. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and creativity. ❤
You're right: It's always a battle between our inner child vs our inner critic. This is the first time I came across your video and I subscribed. You seem to have a comforting way of creating content that resonates with me. Thank you and nice to meet you. 💛
this was so beautiful, adding this to my playlist of videos that have altered my brain chemistry because of the cinematography, but also the presentation and how resonating they are ❤.
This was gold! And I'm glad that I'm coming across like-minded creators on RUclips. I recently started a watercolour journal after a long time of telling myself that I can't spoil that pretty journal..whatever I do in it it has to be perfect! I still try to give it my best..but I don't stop myself from painting. It's way prettier now than the blank journal I had been silently staring at for years! Thanks for creating this piece, Ottllie!♥
5:03 Algajola ! One on my first vacations in 03 and 05 when i was 8 and 10 and full and good memories. I immediately recognized the place even though I didn't come back since then. I hope you enjoyed it !
This is Art. This is Masterpiece, it'll be in the archives of history and after thousands of years from now people will watch this and wonder Wow, this is Life. 👍
Excellent video. Amazing film quality, great shots, and the sound quality adds so much immersion to the story you’re telling. Thank you for sharing your slice of life, and that little glimpse was significant for us all. Well done and I pray you have many more adventures and journeys. Both the ones you will share in the future and the ones you keep for yourself.
This is a great video. When the only creative arts you consume are professionally made, of course it sets unrealistic standards for yourself. Paradoxically, the only way to improve creatively is to release any attachment you're holding onto about the outcome. Make what you want, free of judgement from yourself, and make it a lot. You will surprise yourself when you embrace letting go.
I've recently done this also. I loved making random videos as a kid (in the 90s and early 2000s with a camcorder hehe), and I totally forgot how much fun this was. A few months ago, I rewatched some of my old childhood videos again with a fresh perspective after going through a really hard few years personally. I made a video about it on my channel. It was cathartic and healing. I'm trying to get back to that little Lianne again. All she wanted to do was self-express, play, and have fun. What a healthier way to live.
I picked up my first camera probably when I was 5 years old. My first GoPro at 9 years and I just filmed anything, sometimes just documented things like meeting up with my friends and making like 30 minute long videos of it. I still have them now and every time I feel so amazed about how carelessly I could create like that. For sure, they were really boring to watch, but at least they existed. In the past years, I've just made one travel video for my family, which was probably my last creation that was meant to be created just to create. Last year I made an image film for my school, this year again and it has given me some kind of comfort to be in that space where I have a "legitimate" reason to create. But honestly, I now got an entire SD card worth of footage that I took out of boredom this summer and I still didn't make anything of it. It's a curse, but I hope I will get to do it at some point.
I would love to see a flip through of your child's "sketchbook" from their trip. Definitely inspiring! I like your sketchbook from your trip. Reminds us that it doesn't have to be perfect to be something we treasure because it is from the heart.
By far the best video I've seen on the creative process. If you feel up to it, please share details of the camera and other things you use to create these masterpieces. Last but not the least, these cameras would be able to do nothing had they not been in your creative skillful hands
Im glad youtube recommended this. We need to stop bullying our inner child with rules and let them create.
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@@zurainulislammujtaba3495 Does it? Creating isn’t about how much you spend, its about how much heart you put into it. And there are many things you can use that aren’t expensive. Don’t let it stop you :)
@@zurainulislammujtaba3495 you ended up stopping others with this mindset.
@@trevorfranks69 shared my pov , didn't compell you to make me a leader !
“Creating something that might seem imperfect to you is always going to be better than not creating anything at all” taking this point home❤
this was my nugget as well. so good
same!
“We have the ability to create freely - it’s just a matter of rediscovering it” I love this!!
This! I have only understood this recently while watching my 6 year old draw. He wasn't drawing for a result, but he was whispering to himself while he did it. When I startet to listen I realized, that he was telling a story, which evolved over the course of his painting. He told of heroes fighting bad guys or of kingdoms being attacked and defending themselves, sometimes he tells a minecraft story or just thinks of how the sun is rising and setting again. And for the first time in at least a decade I found myself not thinking "I wish I could be as good as artist xyz" but thinking "I just want to be free like this" and then I did it. I just started drawing. And since then, like 2 months ago, I probably painted at least one if not two pictures a day. I didn't like the result of most of them, but I do remember the time spent drawing some of them and where I was when I made them and how I did it and what I learned. It just feels so liberating.
I find this to be a coincidence. Today in class there was a piece of paper from another class on the table I was sitting at it. I took a pen I got from the career fare earlier today and decided to try it out. I start scribbling, big lines, don't stop, I want to hear the pen crave its way on the paper constantly until I drew a tree. Then a bouquet of roses, and then a cube, cone, and a cylinder. In the end they were all raw, imperfective yet perfect. I left the drawings for whoever comes after to see. Not a picture or anything to take with me, other than a memory.
As someone who loves sketches with raw energy and also trees... i will absolutely take the paper home if i were there!!
beautiful!!❤
Girl. Not one word was lost in translation. Thank you for starting somewhere and making something, I cried, this was really beautiful.
A part of it comes from the fact that the world is kinder when you're a kid. When you show up with a sketch as a child, you're praised; if you do the same thing as an adult, you're judged. This constant chain of feedback numbs free expression, and creativity becomes more about pleasing others than about yourself.
PS: Loved the video!
I'am 45, I could probably be your mom :-) and yet I connected so deeply with your thoughts! I was deprived of so many things as a child that now in my adult life I crave simple things like painting, travelling alone, so I started doing everything I missed out as a kid and never been happier! I encourage my 16 yr old son to explore life and try new things every day, because we will never regret the things we tried, failed and tried again, but most certainly the things we didn't!
Having a travel journal will be a nice reminder of your trip, it’s so good you have the one from years ago to look back on. I started a travel journal on this year’s holiday, more just a record of what we did for future reference, but I like the idea of adding tickets and reminders to turn them into little scrap books. I don’t think of myself as creative, but I suppose it doesn’t matter.
It doesn’t matter whether you think of yourself as creative. If you want to do it then do it! Don’t let the beliefs you have about yourself limit you
I used to create allll the time. I had a youtube sketch comedy show from 2006-08. I used to make (music) mashups all the time. Then mental health and life started creepin in, and in my teens I slowly started losing the desire. Then in adulthood, its like I just completely forgot about being creative. Now at age 30, I've finally decided to get back to who I was. I'm starting a new youtube channel this year, and also learning to play the sax. I feel amazing already and I haven't even started yet.
Beautiful video. I would also add, however, that you don't NEED to create. We constantly write posts, comments, make pictures or videos, sometimes imagining how other people might like them. Do you (everyone) ever do something just for yourself? Create something and keep it for yourself? Or what you offer to other people is what define you? I realised it after dropping out of social media, sometimes I write my journal entries as if I was writing a Instagram post, but everything feels so limited when we use the outside standard as a baseline for ourselves. I have not taken a picture in 2 years, I don't feel the need. But recently I got a camera to document my foraging finds and be able to identify plants with books at home. Or other times I write a poem, and keep it hidden in a journal for years, until I find it back and am either cringed or very surprised by it. I don't really know where I'm going with this post just, maybe, yeas, not only create like a child but be mindful and careless about the opinion of others, because a low self esteem is generally associated to a too high consideration of others.
Well said. My takeaway from this was the rediscovery and application of the self through creative freedom without the need to put our creation up for judgement. I realized a couple of months ago that I really do have no idea who I am and what things I enjoy, other than a fierce dedication to a single hobby. My personality has instead been made by conforming to that high consideration of others. I think that the self-proclaimed perfectionist tends to suppress the desire for personal expression in favor of the pursuit of acceptance.
I recently bought a fancy pen and notebook myself... I think this is my sign to go write a couple of feelings and make a sketch so bad that even I will cringe at. Next week's sketches will be that much better for it.
This is truly so beautifully said and visually done. It's so, so relatable for me being almost 19 years old, feeling like I'm stuck creatively and in limbo with the ambitious child I was before versus the adult I am becoming now. And I think this society expects you to easily part with your inner child, to focus on the American dream and a high-paying job, but the truth is none of it fulfills me without the ability to create, set my own rules, and follow God along the path set out before me. I loved watching this video, content like this is amazing being free.
You know the answer all along its about trusting yourself and the process, before you doubt yourself ever again remember how brillianty you brought this idea to this cinematic masterpiece
I feel very much. My old journals are painted and written on, stuck with things that I liked. Today I am happy when I can fill my diary with sentences. I would like to have that lightness as a child again. But I am on the right track 💚💚
Tapping back into your inner child to create art is so important. I think we lose that ability as we get older, partially as a consequence of our culture being too "left brained."
"its about this constant battle we have between our inner child and inner critic"
right on point
I'm trying to write a book that will take many years if not the rest of my life. feel so frozen today though. love the video!
Never stop playing. Never stop creating.
Woah, 6:12 hits me so hard, I remember back in 2022 when I first started journaling seriously and then there were a lot of pages that were supposed to be filled with big events and important things for the future remain blank to this day due to perfectionism, and even though I've learned the lesson over and over again, I still struggle with it right now. But I'm sure I won't let it happen again this time.
the line, "creating something that might be imperfect to you is always going to be better than not creating anything at all." really hit me. I needed this a lot, especially while struggling with art block. thank you.
Ottilie, thank you for another amazing video that absolutely touched my heart. I feel like you are hitting close to home in all your videos and I love that you have created your unique style. It feels really authentic, vulnerable and just REAL. Thank you for that, thank you for standing out in a crowd of overly produced, too picture perfect videos/creators out there. Keep up what you are doing - you inspire me to actually get my butt moving and post my own imperfect authentic creations.
Ahh, thank you so much!! 🥹
Imperfection is what makes live perfect
It so possitive feeling that make my heart so warm clam and relax 😌
this! RUclips recommended this and I am so happy about it. Here is to honoring our inner child!
banger! and yes, i am dealing with literally the same paradox of wanting to explore and fearing i will suck.
a beautiful reminder! 🤩 Maybe we have to go back to where we stopped express ourselves freely to break free from the pressure we learn to put on ourselves. Around 5 years old we are starting to become more conscious and aware of expectations from outside, school, etc. That's when a lot of us stopped growing in this regard... so that's where a lot of healing can begin
As a 24 year old from Belgium, studying in Glasgow, this video could not have arrived at a better moment. Sometimes I just feel so lost. Not knowing all the answers. I might try journaling to more enjoy the process instead of always being focused on finishing goals in a perfect way. Thanks from the bottom of my heart, but I guess I can also say hartstikke bedankt!
Your videos have such a calming and beautiful style, as well as a wonderful and relatable message. You deserve more subscribers
really appreciate it!! 🤗
Amo a vibe dos seus vídeos ❤
You’re my sister.. because you’re so correct. When you know too much you know too much. You compare, you judge yourself, you don’t have that innocence any;longer… You, or we neeed to create with reckless abandon. Without care…. Without the need for results… just to do it. But that is difficult. Perfect doesn’t exist. We as a species created the concept as we are here for a limited time… and we want to give life our all and make great things…
Wow I was just thinking about this same thing today.
I write graphic novels and as a form of research, I study other people’s work. A large majority of creators think too much like adults when writing stories.
To keep my stories entertaining and fun, I’m always trying to hold on to my 15 year old mindset that loves exploring and reading. I can be a “stick in the mud” sometimes and I take storytelling too serious so I constantly have to push that seriousness out of my mind and always remember to have fun. Never throw away that childlike wonder that comes with creating
I watched this at 4am, and wow what a beautiful reminder ✨
I really dug the transition at 2:17. Also - really lovely video with a sweet message. You blended the childhood footage and modern stuff beautifully.
Thank you so much! :)
Really enjoyed the video. One thing I learned later in life is not to let the perfect be the enemy of the good enough. Once I learned this lesson, I was able to unlock a wellspring of creativity. Fill up the blank pages.
I'm halfway here, and lovinggg it!
You've no clue how much this video, it's visuals, and your words in it helped me today. I truly needed this, thank you so much, bless you dear
This got me to burst out crying. I'm so happy I found this. Thank you❤
I've got a lot of empty notebooks and one of them is from about twenty years ago. I've always felt it nagging at me, so finally I started cutting out the pages and turning them into looseleaf. And now I'm finally starting to write on them. It's very satisfying, seeing blank space that's been there for twenty years finally starting to have words on it. I wonder what I'll write on them next.
You have a beautiful soul. I hope you find the success that you are looking for..
Beautiful! Let's just have fun with creating. Keep it light!
i relate so much to the loss of motivation as we grow older because of the need to impress. thanks for sharing this.❤
Pitch perfect!! How many times have I expressed the very same frustration of feeling like the amazing ideas in my head get lost in translation when trying to pin them down on the page? So often it's all about trying to live up to some kind of expectation I have for myself, and then along the way I might realize I'm not enjoying what I've been trying to create. Maybe the next time I sit down to write I can follow a "silly" idea down its rabbit hole...
Wow, the way you shoot and edit the video really gave ne a nostalgic feeling! Thank you for taking the time and creative effort to create it and thanks for sharing your story :)
thank you!! :)
youtube recommended me this. listening to your voice is just so satisfying how calm it makes me feel. i do not often subscribe to channels these days, but you definitely got a sub with this one from me!
1:43 is a great moment! Well captured and very inspirational towards the message of this whole video. This whole video is crafted with such love and dedication. It brought out real deep emotions in me that are pretty rare to experience from a RUclips video. Thanks for posting this!
Discovering and growing in understanding of meaning fuels us forwards. 🕊
Ever since we were young we were taught to be more like an adult, focus more on the future and the consequences of things. And now we are bound to learn to put more focus on the present , for the sake of our own mind's peace.
I just want to stop being to harsh on myself. I think we made our life exaggeratedly difficult with no particular reason. I just wish you all to find your inner peace❤thank you for your vid
quart of fresh water fill for yourself when you feel overwhelm. personal technique for ease at 28 yrs of age, typed comment by someone in california.
I got this video recommended after the one I just posted, and I am so glad I did.
ahh thank you 🥹 love your videos!!
This channel is a treasure. the videos are very well crafted and i love your ideas
Thank you so much 🤗
This is very reminiscent of 2010s youtube. It made me nostalgic for those videos. Thank you for creating this and sharing this. It resonates a lot with me and I absolutely love your poetic, introspective vibe.
I just came across with your channel and this is the first video I've ever watched in your channel and I hope it's not the last cuz I totally loved it; your voice, the editing and the message. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and creativity. ❤
You're right: It's always a battle between our inner child vs our inner critic. This is the first time I came across your video and I subscribed. You seem to have a comforting way of creating content that resonates with me. Thank you and nice to meet you. 💛
this was so beautiful, adding this to my playlist of videos that have altered my brain chemistry because of the cinematography, but also the presentation and how resonating they are ❤.
I’m honoured!! 🥹
This was gold! And I'm glad that I'm coming across like-minded creators on RUclips. I recently started a watercolour journal after a long time of telling myself that I can't spoil that pretty journal..whatever I do in it it has to be perfect! I still try to give it my best..but I don't stop myself from painting. It's way prettier now than the blank journal I had been silently staring at for years! Thanks for creating this piece, Ottllie!♥
5:03 Algajola ! One on my first vacations in 03 and 05 when i was 8 and 10 and full and good memories. I immediately recognized the place even though I didn't come back since then. I hope you enjoyed it !
This is Art. This is Masterpiece, it'll be in the archives of history and after thousands of years from now people will watch this and wonder Wow, this is Life. 👍
such a lovely message. Keep doing what you are doing on this channel. You are unique in your style and a star!
Thank you so much!!
I related with every word of this video and the cinematography was cherry on top. U earned a new loyal subscriber!!
Excellent video. Amazing film quality, great shots, and the sound quality adds so much immersion to the story you’re telling. Thank you for sharing your slice of life, and that little glimpse was significant for us all. Well done and I pray you have many more adventures and journeys. Both the ones you will share in the future and the ones you keep for yourself.
Thank you very much! :)
Your filmmaking is amazing, and everything about this video, in meaning and everything is beautiful
Thank you Ottilie, you've given me new perspective.
Great job with this content. For those who love exploring diverse stories, Immersive Translate is the perfect companion.
You are a brilliant storyteller. I am floored at the beauty of this video. ❤❤
Im glad youtube recommended me this video ❤
This is a great video. When the only creative arts you consume are professionally made, of course it sets unrealistic standards for yourself. Paradoxically, the only way to improve creatively is to release any attachment you're holding onto about the outcome. Make what you want, free of judgement from yourself, and make it a lot. You will surprise yourself when you embrace letting go.
This is the most on point video i've seen.Really beautiful❤
This was a very lovely video, I recognise myself in what you´re saying and feel more inspired now than I did before watching it, thank you
Your video made me cry and gave me goosebumps! This was a masterpiece, THANK YOU.
The storytelling in this is SO beautiful!! Glad you got recommended to me
thank you!! 🥹🫶🏼
thank you just what i needed to hear love it love love love
Reminders like this are super necessary! Gorgeous shots and narration in this video, thank you! 🤩
this art journal is a very great idea! very inspiring Ottilie thank you so much
Embracing creativity without limits, seeing obstacles as opportunities to explore, learn, and have fun with the process.
This is beautiful. A true storyteller
really appreciate it 🥹
Gorgeous video and content✨ so inspiring ❤
The family holiday was a paid actor, literally, great video ;) looking to do a video on creativity too, so many avenues that can be covered
Inner child proud ❤️🩹
I've recently done this also. I loved making random videos as a kid (in the 90s and early 2000s with a camcorder hehe), and I totally forgot how much fun this was. A few months ago, I rewatched some of my old childhood videos again with a fresh perspective after going through a really hard few years personally. I made a video about it on my channel. It was cathartic and healing. I'm trying to get back to that little Lianne again. All she wanted to do was self-express, play, and have fun. What a healthier way to live.
This is very refreshing, thank you for this and the reminder 🥰😉
I picked up my first camera probably when I was 5 years old. My first GoPro at 9 years and I just filmed anything, sometimes just documented things like meeting up with my friends and making like 30 minute long videos of it. I still have them now and every time I feel so amazed about how carelessly I could create like that. For sure, they were really boring to watch, but at least they existed. In the past years, I've just made one travel video for my family, which was probably my last creation that was meant to be created just to create. Last year I made an image film for my school, this year again and it has given me some kind of comfort to be in that space where I have a "legitimate" reason to create. But honestly, I now got an entire SD card worth of footage that I took out of boredom this summer and I still didn't make anything of it. It's a curse, but I hope I will get to do it at some point.
Fantastische talk, Ottilie, bedankt hiervoor
love this channel. I can relate. Also, the musicbed commercial was seamless
I would love to see a flip through of your child's "sketchbook" from their trip. Definitely inspiring! I like your sketchbook from your trip. Reminds us that it doesn't have to be perfect to be something we treasure because it is from the heart.
the sketchbook i showed at the beginning is from me when i was 5! I pretty much flipped through all the pages in the video :)
Good storytelling, love it!
I love that beautiful, sweet, feminine yet child like innocence. Great video, adorable girl.
this is so beautiful
Loved your vibe✨️🌸🌺
gosh this is so beautiful and sweet and inspiring xx
By far the best video I've seen on the creative process. If you feel up to it, please share details of the camera and other things you use to create these masterpieces. Last but not the least, these cameras would be able to do nothing had they not been in your creative skillful hands
This felt like a breath of fresh air. Thank you for the reminder x
Very timely reminder, thank you and God bless!
This video was full of life......thats all i know♥️
Beautiful and inspiring video. Thank you for sharing ❤
That was truly beautiful. Thank you for this!
beautiful shots, beautiful colors, beautiful storytelling, beautiful editing. it is just so good. love your art.
thank you so much!! 🤗
I think I found my fav new RUclipsr
what a inspiring video!! 💗
This made me so emotional, thankyou for this video 🫶🏻🥹
yess another great video, been a while