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Essentials for beginners!
🕑 Added 2020-08-13 00:11:30 +0000 UTCHello my dear Resin Sniffer!
I decided to entertain the video suggestions from the viewers to do a video on the essentials that you need to start the hobby, it's also so I can have a little break with work in progress videos as they take a long time to edit, not to mention film.
It also took a long time to do it because I had an unfortunate situation with one of the stray kitties that comes to eat here in my home, it's a long story (I posted it on facebook and Instagram stories), but he almost died had I not taken him to the vet and had to take him several times because he wasn't getting better. I started to suffer from depression and anxiety because I saw that he was getting worse by the day and a few days prior to this happening, a small kitten that also came to eat with mom had to be put to sleep because she had an obstruction in her intestines and they went necrotic and they couldn't do anything for her... to say that it affected it is an understatement, so when this kitty ended up like this, I couldn't bare to witness another poor cat die in the same week.
He's doing much better and so I was able to get a hold of my emotions, so I hopped on to do this video.
Please enjoy this video, I made an effort to make it extra funny to ease any worries anybody might have on whether to start or not 😉
I will get going with Maria and also with Tifa, I'm not sure which of the 2 will come first but both will be done this month!
Thank you all for your patience and support!
Enjoy the video while I add subs to it xD
Comments
This is going to come in great for me, ive now finaly almost finished moving, couple of boxes of stuff at a freinds house but i think thats mainly plastic 28mm models and basing. But the stuff i have here means i can finaly get started on ma kits. So worried about f'ing them up.
loved the video! Very handy. Thanks so much for the time and effort you put into it. Also love to see someone actually admitting that yes.. it'll take like 150 quid to get your essentials. Lots of artists just give you the 'oh you can do things cheap you don't need x, y, z' when in my experience even that is expensive! Bit skeptical on using only brushes for painting though.. the airbrush looks so handy to use but I imagine it takes quite a bit of practice to guage where it will hit and how strong!
