There's no cool model at the end - Vlog 001

[@Miscast]

Thanks for all the very kind comments everyone, currently casting toads, see you an a bit.

[@arielnir2679]

Hey man, if you need to slow down a little to keep going, thats fine. Just keep doing what you want and like, that is Why were all here!

[@AJKlyde]

You are amazing, I recently got some foam board (inspired by you) and I am making a small city for the age of sigmar with the undead army for me. You inspire me, keep up the good work but don’t worry about what will please us! Just have fun and do what makes you happy

[@micah06v8]

I commend you for identifying that you're stuck in a rut. A lot of people never realize this. You got to do you and the people who are meant to be around, will stick around. I personally like the slower videos. I am not a crafty person so I need things dumb down and explained to me at a slower pace. 😁In the end, you have to be true to yourself as an artist, or you lose who you are. And that's not a very good compromise.

[@salkincan7508]

yes

[@smoinplog4673]

''i just need to eat an elephant''

[@toodumb2live2]

I like the slower, longer content! It's like a podcast that I can just sit and hobby too!

[@kajetanchrzaszcz]

YES! PLEASE MORE OF THIS

[@kajetanchrzaszcz]

im caught up with CR so theres nothing to listen to while modeling :((

[@Stringbean219]

YES

[@hugorechatin2408]

100% dude

[@TimothyNiederriter]

I love the idea of just following your regular hobbying. Bring on the vlogs!

[@davidbarko7004]

It's kind of poetic that the frog is the first one that you picked to do. In productivity slang, the frog is that one thing you have on your to-do list that you have absolutely no motivation to do and that you're most likely to procrastinate on. 'If it's your job to eat a frog, it's best to do it first thing in the morning. And If it's your job to eat two frogs, it's best to eat the biggest one first.' - Mark Twain Great video!

[@_Nythim_]

There's a book by Brian Tracy that builds on Twains eating a frog. It's called "eat that frog" it has been super helpful with getting back on track with things

[@hewitttribe5536]

@@_Nythim_ I may take a look at this! A mighty thank you from a stranger!

[@Shot5hells]

My dad said that to me in high school

[@ScratchBashing]

So now we've got to eat frogs and elephants

[@Bluecho4]

@@ScratchBashing Well, at least it's a protein-rich diet.

[@GoobertownHobbies]

Thoroughly enjoyed the whole thing... especially the garbo-frog. I'll see you next week!

[@jomblr]

Dude I'm just here to hear you talk. I have a one year old daughter and rarely find the time to sit down and create stuff anymore but just listening to someone go through the thought processes, tackling challenges and trying new things are enough to keep me sane. Oh and we often watch your vids before her mid-day naptime so that 'dad' gets his hobby fix and your soothing accent knocks us both out. If this new vlog format means more talk, we're all for it :D

[@silfreed1542]

Any content you put out i really enjoy, don,t feel any pressure to impress us because watching your creative process is really inspiring and watching you make things because YOU want to make them is great.

[@andrewdrauth]

The people that keep coming back to your channel are here for your inspired artistic style. If that's being compromised by the burdensome KZbin algorithm, I'm sure each and every one of us would prefer you to make the compromises that need to be made so that you can continue to deliver to the hobbying world what makes you happy.

[@BillMakingStuff]

Trent... if you needed some lids for wheels you should of come to me... really like this natural vlog kind of video. We get extra nuggets of your personality... You're alright Trent.

[@brossepourlesdents]

remember we are all watching to see your art no matter how you edit it

[@jackfallows1893]

I'm a full-time artist who has nothing to do with KZbin or video making (really) and definitely feel you on the blurred lines between hobby/passion/job/self-worth. When I'm being crushed by doubts, I always look to creators who excite and inspire me and recognise that the very reason they're exciting and inspiring is because they're excited and inspired by the stuff they're working on! I'd much rather watch videos of someone learning and growing by following their own lead rather than someone riding the algorithm wave or feeling beholden to deliver new tips, finished projects or narrative arcs every time. Your obvious passion, natural and honest delivery (and lovely camera framing) are the main reasons I'm subscribed, and what actually lights a fire under me to keep making things and exploring. So it's really cool to see you recognise that in yourself, and admirable to take a step to foster that magic rather than fall into the belly of the beast. Making art is a powerful and uniquely human endeavour, and our right to undertake it to the fullest extent of its enjoyment should be protected at all costs, no matter how many followers you might have. Stoked to see what you do next!

[@karlarose536]

This said everything I would say, but better! Behind you 100% in your artistic journey.

[@EricsHobbyWorkshop]

Preserve your creativity! Too precious to the hobby world to sacrifice it for the video grind. I'm excited for these vlogs! P.S. I too have like 12 MIA hobby knives that are probably beneath the floorboards hanging out with my missing odd socks

[@MiniatureHobbyist]

Always great to get a notification of your videos. You do you and make what you enjoy and have a passion for, must admit I feel the same on my channel, I feel I have lost a spark for making what excites me and instead making videos I feel will get views. I love your passion for the extraordinary and will watch what ever you make, even if it was a robot made from cereal boxs lol. Have fun =)

[@jasons.2807]

Please make whatever you want man, your clearly a great sculpter at all mediums. I may have went to your channel for the spruce builds, but I stayed for you personality.

[@MiniatureHobbyist]

@@jasons.2807 cheers bud 🙂

[@jacobbalensiefer3846]

As much as I enjoy the tight short very well edited videos watching your creative process in a longer format is so much fun too. I don’t care how long you take between videos! Take care of yourself

[@zyglotopbrol5492]

Can't wait for next week, really enjoying this type of more personal content.

[@TabletopTitans]

So glad you could find a way to balance your hobby, your content, and your mental health! Amazing work as always.

[@blakekelly2229]

Hey mate, just want to say that I find your videos very relaxing. It's just as interesting to me seeing all the stuff you're working on, even if there's no cool model at the end :)

[@RaqrexArt]

“We need to double check our work” 😂 this is a valuable lesson for many dangerous things...

[@ToneyMo]

Honestly my favorite thing about what you do here is the "just watching you hobby moments". There are SO many channels that focus heavily on content curated for the algorithm/viewership which I get BUT as someone who just got into the hobby this past year there is nothing I crave more than just "sharing" someone else's hobby experience while I engage in my own. Especially with the pandemic and not having friends who are also into the hobby it's nice to just listen/watch along while you hobby and I hobby at home haha. Appreciate you Trent, take care.

[@toaferon1822]

I really liked the pacing of this video. It felt like hanging out with a friend as we chat and work on stuff, very comfy. I'm glad you're making sure not to overwork yourself for the sake of views/viewer requests. We're here because we love the hobby, and the hobby, and by extension the videos you make on the subject, is at its best when you're honest with our motivations and interests.

[@DaemonSmith1]

Trent you make awesome videos regardless of what you're actually doing! I love watching you hobby, doesn't matter what the hobby is! The fun is just coming along for the ride. Don't doubt yourself, you're a really talented and imaginative crafter (artist?) So just do what matters to you! I know I'll still be here, and I'm sure many others will too. One leg at a time!

[@DaemonSmith1]

Plus watching you work through everything is very informative as well as relatable

[@RPArchiveOfficial]

WELL. I felt that on an emotional level... Totally get what you're going through, I feel the same a lot of the time, but from the comments I'd say everyone's behind you being you and letting that drive what you do :)

[@Nyarda]

Don't worry about creating the things that get clicks, sure the crazy builds and fast editing is pretty cool and all. But mostly I keep coming back to your videos whenever I want to be inspired. Your excitement of the hobby and crafting is infectious. Whether it's a small toad you've sculpted, a post apocalyptic environment or even a single miniature you've been painting, do the stuff you enjoy doing and we'll keep watching and supporting you! :D

[@patrickd1968]

Greek myth supports the idea of the muse, follow your muse. Film when you can. Edit when you can. Produce videos when you can. We watch when we can. YOU ROCK! I bet you watch Dana's videos. Her joy is evident. She holds it back with trickery, but live views her laughter comes through. Enjoy the hobby. It shows when you do enjoy it.

[@st4lsell123]

I cant speak for everyone, but i dont stick around for the fantastic mold making or the nurgly bits, theyre all just gravy. I stay for you, because you are a fantastic hobbyist and this is the most "You" ive ever seen in a video. Keep it bud. Have fun hobbying.

[@jmgelson585]

I just adore watching you and listening to you speak to the camera. Not only an extremely talented and creative artist, but a genuine look inside your hobby - I hope you find a balance that keeps you back from the brink of a breakdown. The demand for new content from creators is an almost impossible goal, and all artists can really suffer from the stress. Thank you for sharing - one leg at a time

[@oagr514]

dude your literally my fav youtuber, don't feel like you need to make your vids appeal to us, I guarantee you we love all of the content that you make. upload whatever you want man

[@stewe55]

Dude, I've seen a lot of comments about the fact we all love watching any of the hobby stuff you do. It's true we all love the hobby, but really importantly, we love you - you are the common thread we'll always come back for. I can guarantee that many of your subscribers would gladly watch you paint an army or build amazing terrain. But we'd also watch you fly a kite or learn how to brew a drink. It's your way of communicating through passion, kindness and unashamedly being yourself that's magnetic. We got your back dude

[@Christopher-ct1dw]

I would love to see the smaller builds, some of my favorite videos that you have done have been the ones where you seem more comfortable and excited to be doing what you are doing. Also it inspires me more because they seem more like things I could do in my small hobby set up. Keep making what you enjoy, we are all here for it!

[@NerdCraftHQ]

One leg at a time bb! Excellent video, Trent. Glad you are feeling good about your progress. Can’t wait to see toad Mk.II next weeeeek.

[@NinjaNibbs]

Your little chat made perfect sense. Slowing down with the videos to focus more on the projects that YOU are passionate about is definitely the most important part. I feel so inspired by seeing your creative process, whether it's in the form of a big scale project spanning several videos, or a short tips/tricks deal. But, most of all I am inspired by watching you share with us what really makes you ihappy and hyped up, and what YOU want to make. It is important to cherish your hobby, and I for one would love to see more of your regular hobbying! Take care of yourself Trent

[@Zakuznapper]

I’ve been impressed by the production quality of many hobby youtubers lately, especially since the start of the pandemic, but it does make me wonder how much it must interfere with the actual building. It’s funnier to watch if It feels like you’re having fun and if the process or results are a mess it’s still inspiring, almost more so!

[@rodneyr5266]

Your comments and feelings about the hobby resonate with me. I do commission painting in my spare time. I tend to pick up projects I like, or that have some meaning. However, my own tend to get relegated and put aside "for the moment I have time", which feels like never. Glad you took a moment to be introspective, realize what isn't working, and address it

[@andresparedes-vincent2851]

I dont know if i speak for everyone, but some of the stuff i most enjoy about your channel particularly is seeing your thought process and your passion, and the way u interact with the hobby, and all the strange stuff that results from that. I dont know if that makes any sense but what im getting at is that as long as ur doing the stuff u find interesting, whether it be a huge project or a tiny one or even just seeing random stuff like your organization system or the way u use the hobby to socialize, it will always be entertaining and inspire me. I think the title of this video is fitting because ive always felt like your channel was just a lucky way for me to see how you interact with the hobby, rather than you making stuff for our gratification. you do you, and ill always be grateful whenever i get to go along for the ride. Have a good week!

[@jacenchrisbaker]

I always feel for content creators who turn something they love to do away from 'work' into their 'actual work'. I respect the hustle, drive, and all that jazz, but you definitely made a strong point: for many, creating for the sake of creating isn't a hobby anymore, it's just a part of their KZbin work. I respect you immensely for always pursuing the art side of all this. It doesn't feel like you push out a video for the sake of making the GoogleTube happy. And I always appreciate this kind of slice-of-life content, because it feels more honest.

[@benjamin2629]

dude, the smile you get when you make something you were keen to make is so infectious. Make what makes you happy, and take us along for the ride, love you style and your content

[@jeffreycorbello277]

I like these longer form videos. We get to see more of the process and more of your personality.

[@UKRESINPRINT]

I so prefer this format, a weekly/monthly blog of what you’ve been up to is amazing. It’s like nerdy niestat

[@naiomimcneill7820]

Big props for recognising what's getting you down and doing something about it!

[@ConjuredCraft]

Trent this was so wholesome and I'm so happy that you're focusing on yourself and your hobby. Keep making the projects you want to make and I guarantee people will keep watching. (Also if I catch you cutting foam without a mask on again I'm gonna hop over the Tasman and fight you 😌)

[@e1miniatures584]

Trent, you are a bastion of zen and progress in the hobby KZbin world. Any time I feel a lack of motivation or fear about starting a project, I watch your videos and think "I should just start, look what he can achieve just through sheer will and chaotic energy". Keep doing what you do, andi very much like this style of video!

[@kgoblin5084]

to add to the words of support: 1. your pile of shame is nothing compared to Midwinter Minis :p. You can fit it all on 1 shelf, & your projects are fairly involved. That isn't a backlog to stress over 2. On arcane ugly: I've been trying to do my own TT-RPG project since late last year... and your amount of progress shames me. One thing a day is an amazing amount of progress. Especially since you're doing the whole thing, rules, art, and other text. My unartistic mechanics focused self is just trying to get the rules on paper in good order. Seriously, your progress on the game is amazing & inspiring.

[@MagicAndMeyham]

A few ideas that may help with your crafts,... to get better 50/50 mix when mixing your silicon, use a small scale to measure the weight. and your wire cutter, maybe try a slightly thicker gauge wire that you can bend, make the wire longer than what you currently use and then you can shape it in odd ways to make more fluid formed cuts almost like a router would with wood. maybe look up wire that is used with vape products, they come in all sorts of gauge sizes and are obviously meant to use with ohm resistance to create heat. Other than those ideas to possibly improve I think your craft ideas are frikken amazing, keep up the great works.

[@maxhammer7570]

Dude mate guy we love for how you do things, not what you make

[@Ziggy203]

I, for one, am thrilled to hear that we'll be getting more videos like this. Its nice to feel like we're actually getting to know you a bit and not just watching someone make a cool thing. I don't watch most hobby channels for exactly that reason, I just don't care that much about the person or their work. Keep up the good work man, but do it for you, we're just happy to be along for the ride. I look forward to the next vlog. Peace

[@ashleymallett5345]

Enjoyed your videos as usual fella, don't normaly comment, I get it's your KZbin thing but pls do whatever you need to do to not fall out of love with the hobby 👍👍👍

[@KolyasBookOfMagic]

Dude, your videos are a measurable part of my making it through the pandemic - particularly shorter stuff like Cardboard and Painting Until The Sun Comes Up. It's so unique. If your pace slows or if you need to upload more vlog or talking head style content you won't lose any love from me.

[@TheRedscribe]

I really like the VLOG content! Focus on what you want to do - happy to ride along with less structured videos! This was great. Keep safe :)

[@leotroll726]

You get that elephant mate!!! One leg at a time!!! Thank you so much for sharing 😀

[@jknox115]

I think no matter how you mix it up, your style, your unique creative process still shines through whatever video. Keep it up, make the videos you want. I have a sneaking suspicion that most of us are gonna keep watching because we enjoy you and your style. Love this video, just like the ones that came before.

[@martindunn4545]

Take your time man! Enjoy everything as much as you can. It's always a pleasure to see you do you.

[@malachywolohan]

Love to content you put out, all ways great to see when you make something you get a real buzz from. Doing at your pace is even better, having to wait a bit longer for a video means it will be even more exciting to watch!

[@E4mj]

One item a day is OVER THREE HUNDRED in a year! Which is heaps!! Also, people who might be inspired by your art, and might give it a go themselves, if you produce on a hectic schedule and always produce stunning fully-done things... that can be intimidating, and might even mean when someone tries it themselves, and it takes a month to do one thing, they might give in. So work on schedule for you - the passion for the art is really what we're (or at least I am) are here for -- and it's great however! :)

[@CaptainWizard3000]

I think one of my most favorite parts of your channel is how genuine you are no matter WHAT you are doing. So just do things that make you happy. (Also, not sure how intentional it was but the editing made me very anxious during the first pressure cooker scene, but in a good way because nothing exploded lol)

[@Liontamer972]

I also had an epiphany watching this. Like you, I also have a lot of projects that are still not finished, or maybe not even started. But it's alright to not immediately jump in and complete something right away. So long as I'm making, I'll be happy with that. Guilting myself every day is just too exhausting. I would say the biggest reason I watch videos of people making art is to watch them "make," if that makes sense. I like the process of things. It's how I've learned to make my own things. The creative process is a lot of fun to me, also a fantastic motivator. What gets me in the mood to work on my minis, is pulling up a video of someone also painting minis. The whole time I watched this video, I was working on something of my own. I look forward to seeing what comes next.

[@Skvlker]

Your way of completing your hobbies is what we came for you don't have to cater it towards us were just along for the rider where ever you may take us

[@RockRidX]

I just want you to know you are a constant source of inspiration to me. I also have a T'au army that is unassembled grey plastic. Seeing you struggle makes me feel like it ain't so bad. I'm going to get back to it. One leg at a time. Please do what makes you happy, this comes across in the video and is more valuable to me as a consumer to see you enjoying what you do, than doing what you think will get the most clicks. Sending good vibes, much love.

[@DrewSan11]

You're so chilled, it rubs off on us the viewer. Even across the globe, you're one of the good'ns. Take your time, this video was thoroughly enjoyable. As my mum would say "keep your pecker up"

[@wyrdcatgaming9898]

I feel the same way a lot of times. On top of my 40hr job i try to fit in mini/gaming stuff, working my podcast, and finding time to fish/hunt and woodworking.

[@ScratchBashing]

Loving the title transparency

[@ScratchBashing]

wait - the frog is cool what the heck man

[@voicesonsilent]

I honestly prefer this kind of format, to be honest. It's more personable, more relatable, and a lot of fun to just watch and listen to you hobby at your own pace. Count me in!

[@ubermoose5694]

Love this! I honestly enjoy the feeling that we're just hanging out in your workshop while you work on projects. Im more than ok with seeing progress in real time. It makes the expectations for my own projects more realistic. There's nothing worse than losing patience when doing something new because the only example I have of the timeline montaged it into 5 minutes when it really took a weekend to complete.

[@hewitttribe5536]

Hobby is hobby! Honestly, take what you need to do and do it. This video was honestly a joy to watch and do some hobby matinence (cleaning the little ring of dried paint from GW pots...)

[@joshuabaker859]

Something I’ve always loved about your channel is how “real” it feels, you’re making dope shit cause you like it. Arcane Ugly didn’t become a thing because you thought it would be profitable, but because you thought it was neat. There is a tension, however, between doing what you want and being able to buy food, and if your “compromise” keeps bringing the audience closer to the reality and to your process like this vlog did, there’s some cool fucking shit coming from your channel in the near future. Very excited, can’t wait for the next one!

[@turnipslop3822]

Man, I just enjoy watching your approach to everything you do. It's very unique and different to any other channels. I'd happily watch you do just about anything because of how you go about it. Your passion for whatever you are interested in is what draws us to the channel. I think people come back for that a lot, I certainly do. Though I understand the algorithm is its own beast. Good luck with the elephant man. One leg at a time.

[@MutantGoblinCaravan]

Miscast, you do you, man, we love ya. Whatever schedule and method works for you, works for us.

[@Alvaro4034]

The reason I follow you is because I like your art and your style. So, keep being true to yourself. You are a great inspiration.

[@Berserkerworks]

I like this new format, so chill.

[@TheLonelyKirby]

I completely support you taking more time for yourself and sharing what’s great for you with us (if you want to)!

[@TheImmersiveWorldCrafter]

That was some beautiful storytelling, Trent, of the week in your hobby and monologue on the realities of content creation for KZbin. I feel you on many levels and it felt like this was a very raw look into the world of Miscast. Thank you for letting us in.

[@BenjisHobbies]

Loved this video. It’s was so engaging and honest. As a fairly new KZbin content creator it’s reassuring to see that it’s not only me that has those sorts of emotions, and completely agree that your hobby becomes dictated by what you think might get views, or make a good thumbnail. It’s such a fine balance between doing what you want to do and what you think other people want you to do. I’m looking forward to Vlog 002. Keep up the great work, man.

[@RockMcStone]

I don't really care what comes out at the end. The beauty of your videos is the process. Puts me closer to doing what I don't have time to do. If I just wanted cool results I would go to Instagram. Although it's always satisfying watching you turn a pile of random objects into a piece of art. I think what I find so satisfying about your videos, what makes them stand out from the rest of creators is that you not only show the crafting process but also the process of forming something in your imagination and forming it into the real world. There's a relaxing beauty in watching you slowly develop a idea slowly with your hands.

[@TabletopRPGMusic]

The joy of watching your videos is your enthusiasm and creativity, not promises you’ve made to the audience about what you are going to work on. You do you, work on what makes you happy - even if that means not continuing with a project which you’ve ‘promised’ the audience you will work on. As someone who makes “content” too, I’m always floored by how much you get done - I think you can afford to slow things down a bit if you want to, perhaps taking what would be one video and splitting it into two or three slower ones to give you a bit of breathing room before the next new thing. Whatever works for you. Also I just realised your profile picture isn’t a temporary tattoo and is actually just bits of terrain stuck to your face. How have I only just noticed this? 😂

[@Rosenbird]

If you want to counter cure inhibition in platinum cure silicone on resin prints, the number one thing to do is to seal the resin print before hand, either cover it in a primer that doesn't inhibit silicone or throw on a couple of layers of modgepodge.

[@knightterrain6936]

❤ Loved this video! I don't feel so alone in my struggles now. 🙂👍 Seeing you power through your projects and keeping on keeping on, gives me hope for my own projects. I will try to eat my elephants, one leg at a time from now on! Thank you for a great video and all of your hard work!

[@gryffin20]

I'm a fan of slow paced content. Youre making a good choice with the simple frames. You dont need the intricate shots to make compelling videos, just fun things to see. This style of just filming what youre working on at any point in time works as well.

[@haydndean]

I enjoyed the more casual style and narration to this vid. That monologue shot looked real nice, and then I realised, we never get monologues from you. One of the things I've always liked about your channel is that you just do your own thing, and bring us along for the ride. I've never felt you pander to the algorithms, but I think it's inevitable that it starts having an impact. It's good that you've recognised this issue early though. I don't think anyone will mind a change in pace or content. I think if you're happy in your hobby, it'll shine through into your content. We ain't going nowhere!

[@SpaceSlug_]

I'm glad the wardrobe PC got to see some light.

[@BulkBrogan.]

19:13 You could make your ramblings with your friends about the creative process into content! Discord Calls between friends make up entire youtube channels and you could just be recording stuff you're already doing! We come for the cool vibes and you always have that

[@donnamunt9442]

I watch a lot of creative people on here, and so many go through the kind of burn out you're describing. To me, a creator makes their best, most engaging content when they're truly enjoying what they're doing. I know you have to keep the fact that this is your job in mind, but as much as possible, do it for the love of it 💚

[@zachb982]

I've always been really impressed by both your editing and your sculpting skills, I'm sure whatever you choose to focus on is going to be great.

[@Sturmensky]

I wish I'd found this earlier. It's genuinely inspiring to watch/listen to. With so many videos showing how to get the *perfect* result, it's easy to get demoralized when my own stuff either doesn't end up exactly how I want it or, worse, the time spent doesn't result in any major progress. So seeing your at-times meandering creative process was really nice. It helped remind me that, yeah, this is normal; and that's okay.

[@cianrowan8169]

I’m a bit late to this video, so I’m just gonna echo what others have been saying. A big part of what I enjoy about your channel is seeing you get excited about the projects you work on. It’s nice to see people really invested in creating things like you do. If you think you’ll enjoy making something, chances are we’ll all enjoy seeing it come together as well.

[@michelwiesinger6646]

Please don't stress for you tube. I think we all enjoy your videos like they are. Take your time and don't stress and do what ever you want, we all enjoy them like they are. 🙏

[@leonzebonzes1806]

Hey Trent! Your videos I like the best are the ones you do because you want to show us the awesome things you did out of sheer randomness or because you found a cool toy inside a box and it looks nice in your army. I feel like what makes this channel such a good one to me, is that it's your content that's published and not the content we want to see. Dunno if that makes sense, but please do things because you enjoy them, that's what makes them so cool! Best of luck :)

[@VoxFelis]

Mate, you don't need to please us at all. We're pleased that you are you! Be well, mate x

[@Ruinstad694]

One of the more clever things I've seen done with casting things is putting colored inks into each half of a mix. For example putting blue into the resin and yellow into the hardener and when its fully mixed it turns green kinda thing. Doing this you'll know when to you've got it mixed correctly, probably. Keep your stick on the ice. Hope ya find a happy medium between hobbying and KZbin.

[@Miscast]

cool idea! I might try that

[@alexschofield8085]

This was so wonderful to watch! While I do love your final creations, my favourite thing about your channel is simply being able to sit down and listen to you talk about your process. So yeah, I’m very excited for more vlogs to come!

[@robrowell7866]

Do what makes you happy chap! Love the stuff that brings you joy because it’s infectious! Look forward to what you do next! Be happy!

[@hyp3rk1ll_aoc39]

I love your crafts and your thought process. Whatever format that takes, I am here for it.

[@jackmcfadden-finlayson372]

I love these videos, They're excellent and make me feel less lonely or stressed while I'm working away at my own projects and doubting my own work. I think the way you present things is definitely somehow soothing and inspirational. I also love your taste in backing music. Keep up the good work and you do you.

[@alfredmakes]

I absolutely loved the pace & vibe of this video. I've really enjoyed the "Studio Vlog" format on youtube with other creators, and it's even better when it's applied to your work!

[@chrisseas6725]

Loving this new style. Very chill. Relaxed. Can't wait for more of this new age of Miscast!

[@jonathonelgie9788]

Really enjoyed how visceral this video was, you definitely inspire many people in this hobby and you should do what works for you, and we will be here to enjoy whatever that is!

[@liviotschanz6702]

From day one when I first discovered your channel I loved your videos and I admire you. You have been a major inspiration for me and my hobby by just being yourself. After watching a video of yours I always start to build or paint some stuff. Hopefully you can ease the pressure you feel. We all belive in you.

[@Rahnt]

Really enjoyed this slower and longer video style! Focus on yourself and your wellbeing first and for most! When your hobby becomes a job and you feel pressured into doing it, it can suck a lot of the enjoyment out of it, which isn't fun.

[@anifourie4698]

Keeping it real is the way to go...love your work, but it isn't worth making stuff if it is to please others...the world you are building is going to be epic...and that takes time...love watching it unfold one bit of lore or piece at a time 😀

[@justonsvoid]

I cant tell you anything about video production/editing but i can tell you about project management. Cleaning is always the nuclear option, a great reset so glad to see you do some. Personally I live in a stupid big house for a single guy to live in (its only a 3b-2b house with a big basement and detracted garage for the loud shyt) so i have more then one workspace... that said that wasn’t always the case... the thing that still helps is to put things in a box a closed box, or a place covered with title card (that just expresses the idea of what’s inside, not too direct). Am super bipolar so even if i don’t work on any project I’ll see the different boxes/spaces and be like ‘what the hell did i mean by that?’ Then BAM! Memory just sparked and the time away from that project is ‘freshened’. It’s a double edged swords though... YOUR VIDEOS are great because of the rough edges and the fact that you can still pull off some pretty great stuff, and always entertaining because we can all relate to when things don’t work out and then when they do work out. Ugh if this helps i hope so. MENTAL HEALTH is right up there with WATER it takes time to be clear and filtered...

[@hoodedman1046]

Don't worry Miscast I've been going through a similar problem as well and making new projects for miniatures and keep postponing old projects and forget about it. I need to have process finish all project and make organize time for myself and have a schedule and it does make me get anxiety not finish project and feeling expectation to finish my projects inside my mind. Also the hobby and liking the things to finish project feels rewarding and taking time with it. :)

[@erinmortimer6647]

I'm not normally much for leaving comments but I love your videos and this one especially, it feels like your being real with us and it's lovley to just sit and listen and hobby too. It's just as inspiring as everything else and the pace and mistakes and everything left in is great. Continue your content how you want and look after yourself I lo e to see it however it comes ❤