i really hope this video gets more views! this was an extremely entertaining watch. hope to see more!!

Your threatening past comments goons of inserting another red microphone into the frame made me click on like AND subscribe. You rebel, you!

This is a great video. Great advice for those (like me) who are beginning inkers.

Gotta be honest imma need a third even reder microphone.

I'm curious what about turtles being dark is "ominous" because to me the one seen in the short clip looked "adorable". Had there been a scene at one point with lots of bright colorful turtles to establish that they are bright and colorful under normal circumstances?

really enjoyed the content and your delivery; special shout-outs for the [diss-track] sonnets.

I enjoyed your take on this immensely. Such magnificent things to learn from such a magnificent story. I shall share this lesson with anybody that will tolerate it now. Thanks man.

The average person or even artist can overlook masterful Renaissance pieces as it's a given these guys were geniuses, but knowing the story and context behind them makes you enjoy their work way more imo. Thanks for the fun video!

light side jordan peterson

this guy has fire takes

Drinking Gatorade while listening to this video at 2am is what I am imagine being an artsy Victorian man with wine feels like thank you

The edition, the script, the story, everything is so GOOD!! I'm truly thankful you quoted so many poems and compared them to Twitter because it's so relatable and helps to see people from the past with new eyes. Thank you for this video, it was fascinating and I laughed a lot. I hope it gets a lot more attention because it deserves it!!

There’s a lot to love about Over the Garden Wall from the art, to the writing, to the music- it’s a veritable American folk tale in every sense of the term! There’s also a lot to love about this video, and as someone in the midst of writing my own world for a graphic novel it was incredibly insightful! Also, as another commenter said- no better video for crickets to insert themselves into the recording!

That turquoise in the last scene you mentioned could be there because it’s a rarer colour (expecially in a desert) that could represent the royal environment of the scene, and it kind of lights the scene with yellow and the other colours, that are also more bright because of the light. It’s just my guess, but this lighter aura maybe aligns with the fact all the main characters are clarifying their situation, they’re having some realisations and so they’re “lighting” up the drama and resolving the situation

Loved the video!

Absolutely loved your break down! How you explained color is like how I understand it in my mind, but as words, haha. I do have a green theory! It's been a minute since I've seen the film, but in the scenes you presented, they were all in the Sultan's castle. Having an abundance of green plants is lavish and rich, a notable contrast to the arid desert they live in. I think it was meant to be noticed. Sure it broke the typical color story, but it worked in context as a story element. At least that's my point of view. :)

Elena is really cool and something special in the world of arts 🎨 Thanks for your attention for her brilliant technics

Love her style <3

For the algorithm!

A meeting where someone suggests filling the place with dirt and coins so the public will clean up the dirt afterwards followed by an egg standing contest to see who will build the church roof sounds like a staff meeting held by Michael Scott, from The Office.

Loved this video! Art history is something that as a young artist I’m trying to learn more about, and it is made the more entertaining by the fact that you are entertaining yourself in talking about it. Keep up the excellent work!

Thank you for sharing this fascinating bit of history! I'm intrigued by how often creative genius is paired with petty childishness or other foibles. Whatever their other faults, creatives are hardly ever boring. For the record, I adore not only your quality writing and deadpan narration, but the extravagantly silly cutaway gags. They wouldn't be half as funny to me if not juxtaposed against your dry tone and the classical subject matter. I look forward to your next video!

More art history, please

i would love to see more art history videos from you!!! unfortunately in my undergrad experience, i’ve only been taught history through online textbooks/courses. nothing beats hearing someone so passionate about history talk about it. thank you for sharing such a nuanced and enthralling story! keep up the great work :)!

Very informative and interesting.

Love this video! All the little visual gags are excellent and had me laughing out loud lol. Seems like the link to the Walker book in the description isn't working for some reason?

It's so crazy that you reference psalm 137, as it hits on another of the themes. Not of creeping sadness but a brutal viciousness and a world willing to harm children. You're using verse 1-4 ish but do you know it ends with a threat of revenge? Excellent video, I'm just a v weird nerd, lol. Psalmn 8-9 Daughter Babylon, doomed to destruction, happy is the one who repays you according to what you have done to us. Happy is the one who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks.

How was the egg? 🍳

Awesome story, I spent a month in Florence I loved it there

Absolutely fantastic.

3:42 "It was Churchception" Rechursion, even.

Why do you have an instagram filter on? Lol can't you just neutral or soft yellow lighting instead of a weird blue?

This is my second favorite miniseries ever! It’s only beat somewhat by death parade, my favorite miniseries. Thank you so much for talking about it😋

Was that mammy smith at the end?

Looks like she shares a lot of artists' qualities as Mike Mignola, the artist that does Hellboy. Great to see another video from you.

lets not forget that we're all just clinging desperately to the idea that anything can be organized, when in reality chaos is our nature, and inevitably thats what we all crave.

11:57 "This principle holds tension with the one that I just mentioned. Hard thematic boundaries are drawn." Bars

I like this video. Such a amazing mini series

Every time I hear your voice it sounds like Bob Ross (in a good way not boring🦑)

The reader does not always have to understand your page only if your audience is brainwashed by autotune and fortnite

Steven Spielberg stopped making happy distractions when his country started torturing people.

Middle school....I'll be over here being old =)

Please review little nightmares

There's a loud and pitch noise in your microfone

I'm leaving this video with a lot to think about so thank you. An accessibility tip: the font you've chosen for the sections is such a cool choice so to make sure everyone can see it regardless of color blindness, a slight shade behind the letters or a drop shadow will help meet color contrast.

You have way too few views, this is much more insightful than a whole bunch of stuff that's out there

I am not familiar with Elena Kononenko. Thank you for bringing her work to my attention. It looks incredibly beautiful!

I would love if you could linger on the whole for a few more seconds or so so we could get the impact of the image in its totality. When it’s moving on screen it’s hard to really enjoy the detail and design choices. Thanks for the spotlight! You always have such insight into the artists!

Hi! I love your work, and find your videos quite inspirational, but I want to tell you that Elena Kononenko is russian. And given the current situation with russian expansionist war against Ukraine, it might not be the best time to promote russian artists. Art and politics are intertwined, and highlighting artists from the oppressor's group is, at least in some way, overlooking the suffering of their victims (civilians tortured and executed, children being kidnapped, and homes being bombed, millions of refugees...) Even if this particular artist turns the blind eye to the war, and doesn't address it in her work, she's still part of the nation responsible for these actions. There are many talented artists worldwide who deserve the spotlight. Please consider promoting artists from other backgrounds during this sensitive time(