Hello and hi, thanks for coming and you're welcome to browse!
This Channel is devoted to writing advice, speed paints, general nonsense, and documenting the comic I'm currently writing; Immortal, with a focus on creating the world and lore of the overall story! It's awesome that you're here!
Hope you enjoy and stick around to follow the story! :)
Your worldbuilding is so great and I love the way you think about even the most minute details. However all I could think about when looking at that face is how she already knows just how awful her bowelmovements are going to be (and I get the feeling you thought about that too)
You may like the books "debt the first 5000 years" and "the dawn of everything" both by David Graebar. As I think he has an interesting perspective on the nature and history of humanity. You may also like the youtuber @miniminuteman773. As he covers some interesting history. Loved the video on knapping. I greatly enjoyed this one as well!
This is a beautiful rundown of how the stone tool making process works, thanks! But man, the term Lithic "Industry" makes me imagine some prehistoric farmer complaining about how Big Stone is keeping the little guy down.
You mentioned how you do art for your job, and that got me curious- what is your job? I of course understand if you don't want to answer as this is a pretty personal question and I am a random guy on the internet.
As a fellow drawer. 'sigh' I feel you, mate. I feel you. It never gets easier drawing the body. It never does 😩 Honestly never heard of a conlang, so thank you for introducing me to that. The language thing reminds me of kind of what happens in Land before time and all that, where they call leaves, tree stars and all that stuff.
im happy youre back but the first thing i noticed is that you put your character heights down to the millimeter. I dont know why you did this but the only explanation I can come up with is that you first decided on the height in inches and then did the 2.52 conversion
You are my favorite online artist right now, probably because I also have an obsession with the paleolithic era so finding this channel was like finding a goldmine to me
Hey, just wanted to say: Hannah, you've inspired me so much with creating my own setting. It's awesome how you're documenting your journey! I can't thank you enough :^)
Digital art felt very unnatural to me as well until i switched to procreate on tne ipad instead of desktop drawing programs, there's something about the brush engine in procreate that feels way more natural
Im impressed and surprised that one of the characters managed to make it to 50 given the fact that the lifespan was usually up to like 30 back then but they can just be built different you know 6:37
The average lifespan was so low because of how many people died as infants/children. If they made it to adulthood, they didn't die that much earlier or more often than we do in the modern era.
60s up to 70 are not unheard of, I seem to recall. There is a theory that grandparents were an important part of our evolution (though 40 is old enough to be a grandparent).
You'd be wrong, surprisingly. Light skin evolved 22,000 to 28,000 years ago in Homo sapiens. Like lactose tolerance, it took time for the mutations to appear.
Holy shit I just realized when I pause the video there's a little "View key concept" button that brings up articles on what you're talking about. That is such a cool feature.
