Do you feel like you're directly competing with him/ other big youtubers? I personally love both channels, but for totally different reasons. His channel is focused on consuming content rather that creating content and therefore is open to a much broader audience. What I'm trying to say is that not many people create and even less people create within the field of architecture so it's technically quite a niche market to begin with and while some people may watch your videos for recreational purposes (Why wouldn't they! The production quality is great! ) wouldn't they be considered the exception rather than the rule? I think you're doing great if you compare yourself to similar channels, look at Dinusty for example, a great channel about creating Environment Art for games, he only has about 4k subscribers, even though I'd argue that (for better or worse) more people think about making games compared to people that think about making buildings. Anyway that was a long way to tell you not to bother with sub numbers and that I love your channel. Thanks for the knowledge! :)
Your channel is really great, Thanks for sharing such valuable insight with us. Wondering all these metals, are they easily available here in USA, especially at the east cost?
Why is this channel so under appreciated?
working hard to be discovered...hard to compete with the likes of PewDiePie!
Do you feel like you're directly competing with him/ other big youtubers?
I personally love both channels, but for totally different reasons. His channel is focused on consuming content rather that creating content and therefore is open to a much broader audience. What I'm trying to say is that not many people create and even less people create within the field of architecture so it's technically quite a niche market to begin with and while some people may watch your videos for recreational purposes (Why wouldn't they! The production quality is great! ) wouldn't they be considered the exception rather than the rule? I think you're doing great if you compare yourself to similar channels, look at Dinusty for example, a great channel about creating Environment Art for games, he only has about 4k subscribers, even though I'd argue that (for better or worse) more people think about making games compared to people that think about making buildings. Anyway that was a long way to tell you not to bother with sub numbers and that I love your channel.
Thanks for the knowledge! :)
0:56 Cold-rolled Steel
1:26 Hot-rolled Steel
2:10 Galvanized Shingles
2:30 Oxidized Sheet Metal
2:40 Copper
3:07 Discussion of Expansion
3:33 Discussion of Contrast
3:40 Bonderized Steel
4:14 Zinc
4:46 Slate
5:16 Weathering Steel (Corten)
Your channel is really great, Thanks for sharing such valuable insight with us.
Wondering all these metals, are they easily available here in USA, especially at the east cost?
Shingles is not something we really see used here in Australia, looks like they could be quite a few nice options.