A Day In A Life | A sculptor's usual day, sealing sculptures, prepping day's meals

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[@red988]

your little kittens are wonderful, you are not alone, we are also out here feeling like you do, but we just get on with life as best we can. God be with you always, and I believe he is, and he is helping you through your art.

[@red988]

Your video is fantastic not only can I improve my mind (and art), whilst watching you work but I can also improve my diet....thank you

[@saracorderosa]

Please, the music is too high! But the video is great!

[@AGROfficial1407]

So lovely. It's brings such calm to the mind at the end of the day when I see this and it makes me realise whatever you face as an issue, I am not alone in.

[@wanderingintime]

i like your day, even if you forget to eat sometimes. I wish I had that level of focus and dedication. I get anxious about how to make something in the next step of my project, and seem to only turn to food these days to fill the void of fear and emptiness, even if I'm not hungry. art really does take time, at least for me. especially the level of emotion in the details that you put in your work. i compare myself to and dont understand other social media artists ability to pump entire sculptures or dioramas out and then say "oh man. that took me 9hrs, such a long time" o; I also watch shows in the background (; sometimes I wonder if that takes more time than I realize. (like picking the show, and those moments I look up away from my work.) but it feels like it often distracts the critical part of mind. and that's helpful. looking at your studio in the videos, you have a concentration and medium, and a large body of work to show for the time. I look to you as an inspiration and a bit of a role model. (here, some pressure... just kidding! no pressure please.) How long does a commission piece generally take for you? and something like a series.. do you survive completely on your art? I work part time and am very fortunate that I have a significant other who let's me cook when I'm not working and help in the house and doesnt expect I make the same pay as him, as long as we survive. I am not good at charging people money when I make things for them. I also feel that it takes too long to make (I take too long I'm sure bc the anxious snacking and lack of organization) and my inexperience is embarrassing. Even though, objectively it isnt bad, I just want to be better. I think all artists feel this? I'm sorry this is so long of a comment! I just wanted to share that, (in my humble experience) art where you leave pieces of your spirit and convey emotions into, take time. You and the pieces you give are worth the wait. That you inspire others just by being yourself. Even if it's just the parts we see. (Of course there are always more parts to people, unknown to others) THANK YOU for sharing. ps I love to see you children as well!

[@saharshjuneja3837]

Marry me 🥺

[@saracorderosa]

Please, the music is too high. But the video is great!

[@enondebelen]

Or you can turn your volume down? But thanks!

[@ourtaetaeissohansom1552]

please show us how you pack the sculpture ☺️

[@enondebelen]

Okay kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmOnZq2drNWKgZo

[@Sermoietygrace]

This video was so aesthetically pleasing what’s the meal you ate in the beginning? It looks so delicious… I binged watched all your videos I love them🥰

[@enondebelen]

Thank you so much! That’s Pork Sinigang, a Filipino sour soup perfect with rice.

[@alexiswilliams3233]

Your sculptures are so gorgeous and unique also I love your videos they are so calming

[@enondebelen]

Thank you! And thank you for watching :)