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@Miniac 9 месяцев назад

At this time I have reason to believe that Broken Anvil the company might not be able to fulfill their promises to their consumers. I would be wary of investing into their products until they prove to the community that they can keep their commitments.

@CCMinis 2 года назад

You are a good person, Scott. And that is a FIERCE lizard.

@Miniac 2 года назад

😂😂

@Miscast 2 года назад

Lovely video Scott, proud of you as always

@Atherax 2 года назад

I love the positive back an forth between you guys it always makes me smile

@BlackMagicCraftOfficial 2 года назад

Best Boy

@benunay532 2 года назад

Best boi indeed

@rubeniscool 2 года назад

Not gonna lie, this did bring a small tear to my eye. Not only is it a touching gift but I would never have thought that someone so good at painting minis would ever doubt the quality of work they brought to their art. You never cease to amaze me with your minis and videos.

@GoobertownHobbies 2 года назад

I'm impressed broski :-)

@TheeMrRasmus 2 года назад

Less comments, more content - where you at bro, we're missing your videos!

@whitecreamymilk8436 2 года назад

@@TheeMrRasmus more comments and moral support as goobertown is want to do! People like his support!

@reiner72 2 года назад

This hits so many notes. I've learned to really enjoy painting for others, as it gives me freedom to create something to make them happy. They appreciate the process and love put in, not the quality of each paint stroke. That's worth it, every time.

@dirigoallagash3464 2 года назад

Scott is very good at following proto!

@reiner72 2 года назад

@@dirigoallagash3464 A master and a gent'

@gawayne1374 2 года назад

The tone of the video gave me backlash when the outro rolled in XD Love your content Scott

@seanowens5423 2 года назад

Wasn't expecting such a blast of validation at the end. It's been a long journey for me to get confident enough in what I do to keep painting. The internet is a wonderful tool for inspiration, but it's also easy to demoralize yourself by looking at what "better" painters can do. I think we need more messages of self love like this in the hobby.

@justinrisen1929 Год назад

I find that it helps to pick something that the "better" painter does and attempt it. Like one technique not the entire mini or anything. Helps me with the demoralizing thing because more often than not I end up learning a new skill in my craft that I wouldn't otherwise have attempted. Even if it fails at first I just keep trying it until I get it to a level I'm pleased with. Absolutely agree though that it can both inspirational and demoralizing. Scott's mentality here needs to be the norm. More vids like this would be very much welcomed.

@shoggy3903 Год назад

Yeah, I feel ya. Lyla Mev did a video recently on this very topic.

@OkayHobbyTime 2 года назад

Great messaging. The self-critic voice is important for pushing ones art forward. But keeping it from paralyzing will forever be a balance.

@cleof1503 2 года назад

Perfectly said.

@saikopro 2 года назад

Scott, I'm a day late to this video, and I feel bad about that. I'm a writer by trade. When I read back my own work, all I can hear is those negative voices questioning why I did that, this dialogue sounds forced, people are going to see that I have no idea what I'm doing. It's Imposter Syndrome. So many creatives feel it, experience it, and live it. Those dark voices are naturally part of the process for being creative. The constant questioning of choices made, tearing yourself down over perceived failures. You have an incredible talent that has been honed through hard work and dedication to the craft over a long time. At the time of writing this comment, there are 506 comments on this video, and 5.7k thumbs up. That's over 5000 people who you've entertained and likely impressed with your talent. You've certainly impressed me with your talent. I'm getting into the hobby because of creative people like you. I'm scared as all hell even picking up a brush, but watching you work gives me hope that some day I might have even a small portion of your skill and raw talent. Thank you for being you. You're pretty awesome.

@greenmann1217 Год назад

Labeling a critical eye pointed at one's own work as imposter syndrome seems hyperbolic.

@saikopro Год назад

@@greenmann1217 - It goes beyond just being critical. Being critical is, in my experience, examining my work and saying "I could do this better" or "That sentence feels flat, I should try this instead." Imposter Syndrome is much deeper than that. It isn't about the work so much as about you, personally, doing the work. Instead of the above examples, IS feels like "You're not a writer. You're playing at this." or "Do you really think you're not wasting your time with this?" It's much more a subconscious attack on the skills, ability, and education you've acquired to do your work over just being overly critical about something you CAN improve on. I was also speaking to my experience here, and hoping to provide an example of something that most creatives I've spoke to feel at some point in their journey.

@KabinMiniatures 2 года назад

Flip side on monstrous creatures: they can also be more forgiving, since nature is random and, from a human designer's viewpoint, "imperfect". Therefore you could play around a bit more with those subjects. Kudos to you for challenging yourself and awesome results as always!

@justinrisen1929 Год назад

Yup... Tis why painting Orks is so dang fun lol.... Ya know because they don't care so why should I hahaha

@acorr14 11 месяцев назад

This is so late but I did my first mini this evening. Went with a Skink. Things were fine until I got to the eyes, I lacked the fine control to do it right. ...so I did one eye well, then coated the other eye in a few layers of Blue, before scarring it up with streaks of red. It felt so good to come up with a way around a limitation, and have it fit thematically.

@PokeInTheEyeShape 2 года назад

Thanks for this, Scott. I haven't painted a model for over two years due to some of the issues you bring up here. Thank you for the positive messages you put out into the world. I bet they help more people in more ways than you realize.

@patricksundqvist1154 2 года назад

Man, this one hit hard. Painting miniatures is something I really want to spend my time with, get better at, and funnel parts of my creativity into. However, whenever I try or buy a miniature/box of miniatures, I am afraid of failing and then proceed to shelve the project for eternity. I set far too high expectations on myself knowing fully well that I will never live up to them. I always worry that I cannot give the model the detail or worth it deserves in my own eyes. In the future or the next time I go back into the hobby that I dearly wish to be a part of, I will try to apply what you said in this video. Thanks, Scott, your videos always seem to come out at the right time.

@Tinweasel 2 года назад

As a miniature painter, you can always strip your figures back down to bare if you do something you completely don't like. It's reassuring that there's always that safety for worst-case-scenario situations.

@khanoclast 2 года назад

I moved away from my modeling friends about three years ago. We still meet on Zoom, but it's not the same. The fact that you can make a mini for your friend, open up to him, be vulnerable, and hug him, is simply wonderful.

@jeffcollins285 2 года назад

I just gave a mini I painted as birthday gift. The night before I fucked up the base and didn't have time to make a new one, I had to go with a plain black base. I told myself not to minimize or equivocate the time and work I had put into it when I gave it to him. I knew all the imperfect parts and places I wouldn't be able to fix or improve. When he saw it, he loved it, but of course I couldn't help but tell myself that he didn't know what true mini painting skill was and if he did he would realize what a mediocre job I had done. This video got me a little emotional. The message about being better to ourselves and the way we treat our hobby really resonated. Thank you, Scott.

@justeric1107 2 года назад

One of my best friends is always amazed by what I make, regardless of how I see it. I recently made him is own mandalorian helmet and while I see every single flaw, he instantly fell in love with it (also saying it was one of the best gifts he ever received). Us hobbyists need to listen to those people more often.

@MrSolidSilence 2 года назад

This reminded me of a time playing 40k and playing with a new player at the store and having a good time. When I put down my 30 boyz squad of orks (the first 30 miniatures I ever painted what was thinning paints and washes?) And he mentioned how cool they looked all painted and ready to krump. It really is a little thing that's nice to hear now and agian.

@gagelichliter5929 2 года назад

Thank you for making this video Scott this couldn’t have come at a better time I started to tear up near the end thank you for everything you do

@guardsmansteven4128 2 года назад

I’ve been struggling with my metal health recently and painting has been my savour but I always doubt the models I paint this video really helped me realise that my painting isn’t as bad as I think it is thanks Scott

@justinrisen1929 Год назад

Right there with ya mate. But I can guarantee you as a fellow painter your work is far better than you think it is without even looking at it. Keep it up and if it helps never stop. Have struggled with my own mental health most of my life... Never found a suitable outlet until I found Warhammer and have been painting for 5 years now and though I doubt myself too sometimes I have won a couple in shop painting comps so what he says it spot on... What you see is not the same as others see it because we are too critical of ourselves. Anyways sorry for the rambling lol Keep your head up mate and keep on painting. Cheers

@vorpalkickass8825 2 года назад

The ending is something that I have had told to me by people who do not paint. The "Normal people don`t see what you see. They don`t see the mistakes, they see a cool mini." I`m still struggling to get that in my head, which actually puts a heavy downer on all my projects (I`ve got an incomplete one sitting for a week now, because it`s been a nightmare trying to find the energy to finish it) Thanks for the video, and damn. Thor looks fierce as hell.

@Jarkeld 2 года назад

You are a good painter, Scott. All of us in this hobby are, and what matters is that we enjoy what we do. We don't need to nitpick every little thing we do, but as a great painter once said, "There's no mistakes, just happy little accidents." I really needed to hear this and see this video today, so thank you. Keep painting, everyone :)

@benmatthieu 2 года назад

Scott the Awesome, Funny, Painting Miniatures Inspiration just became Scott the Amazing, Very Human Friend. Respect, man, and seeing the reactions below, I am sure you hit a very solid note with all of us.

@MSnell 2 года назад

I've been through a similar experience. I used to keep my IG account with all of my paint jobs hidden from real-life people, mostly because I was self-conscious. When I finally opened it up to everyone and had all of my friends and family following me, the amount of compliments I got from them on things I had been critical of felt amazing. I also just want to say that your recent surge of videos has been awesome. I don't even play ASOIAF but your obvious passion for the game really came through and made for some great content. Keep up the good work.

@lovexhate82 2 года назад

I wish I could make money doing this but I know the minute I turn it into a job I would lose focus and interest so I can see how you would feel lost or stressed at times. That is why every time a friend or family says I should start a store I turn it down. I have not sold a single model but I have given so many to friends and family. I don't even have a model I have painted for myself at the moment since I sold all of my miniatures from my past when I got out of the hobby a decade ago. I only recently started printing and painting large stuff over this past year and back into miniatures in the last couple of months. You and Ninjon's videos have helped me rekindle my love for miniature painting so thank you for that. You seem to have some great friends and family to keep you centered which is a great thing. Keep doing your thing and your friends, family and fans will be there for you through it all. Have a great day and thank you for your time and effort.

@thecultofones470 2 года назад

I am legitimately tearing up after watching this vid, you, Scott, are one of the biggest reasons I paint minis. Why I work to improve my painting skills, and why I enjoy the hobby so much. Thank you for making the content you do, it will always inspire!

@uriance88 2 года назад

A good way to think about it (that just came to me now) is to think about your minis as diamonds - the difference in a 'basic' display level mini and a competition mini is a lot like diamonds - the difference between VS (very small inclusions) and VVS (very, very small inclusions) can not be seen by the naked eye and, even with a jeweler's loupe require training to see. We sometimes live in an 'echo chamber' of painting where we only see things like Vince's almost robot like technical precision, Angel Giraldez's wizardry with an airbrush and Scott's buttery-smooth blends and assume that is the 'entry level'. This hobby is as much about the process than the end result (which is why everyone tells you to keep the first mini you painted). Embrace the process and it becomes more fun.

@Ulrican414 2 года назад

My two favorite things to do is paint minis and DM D&D, I've recently added a new player to my table, and after he created his character I bought and painted a mini for his very first character and man he was so happy with that simple gift, It cost me almost nothing, a couple of bucks for the unpainted mini and the time I put into it (the time was very well spent since I love painting) gifting him that mini was a great experience and one of the highlights of my painting journey.

@justindonie 9 месяцев назад

HUGE THANKS!! As a spare-time hobby painter who grew up with two incredible artists, I've always felt a blend of positive inspiration and demoralizing intimidation when viewing the incredible works of people with more talent, skill, experience and invested time. The latter got the better of me about 10 years ago and I just stopped painting all together. I have loads of minis, plenty of supplies and enough experience to paint minis that, as you point out, plenty of beginners would celebrate. This video was a full circle experience of being blown away by the quality of your work (work you felt was not your 100% best), being inspired by what I saw, feeling intimidated to even attempt to get back into the hobby, then feeling the real human encouragement in the latter part of the video. I feel myself edging closer into getting into active painting again, and I'll keep watching your videos to help get myself in the right frame of mind. Keep on keepin' on!

@flumpet38 2 года назад

exactly the kick in the pants I needed to get out of the terrain-painting doldrums and back to the commission piece I'm working on for a friend. Great video

@bryansmith844 2 года назад

Everybody needs to know the things they do for people are appreciated, especially artists, especially artists in the midwest. Love it

@Vexariongaming 2 года назад

The message at the end really spoke to me on a personal level. When I'm painting I quite often think of alot of my work negatively (especially with my inability to blend) but i show photos to my family and my workmates, including my boss, and they are always blown away. It makes me feel so much pride about something i thought wasnt great

@dawick5 2 года назад

I wont lie. I shed a tear when your buddy gave you a hug. I have a half painted unicorn that I have been putting off giving to a friend for all the reasons you mention... I will now finish said unicorn! Thanks Scott.

@MiniatureMagic_Art 2 года назад

I adore this “series” where you go your struggles as a RU-vidr it’s pretty inspiring.

@TravisDoerfler День назад

I rewatched this video and it is one of your most powerful videos. The reminder that I am not a piece of shit is huge. Thank you for always being the motivation in our painting world ❤

@OzSainT76 2 года назад

I’m glad you’re “back”. You were one of the first youtubers I subscribed to when I got back into painting a few years ago after a couple decades break. Keep it up and stay strong.

@GMAtank 2 года назад

Great message Scott. Beautiful sentiment and end result.

@richardillustrates 2 года назад

tears to my eyes. this hits home in so many ways, thanks Scott.

@captainredmaw 2 года назад

You are a good lizard, Scott. And you are a FIERCE person.

@kallsing 2 года назад

🤣🤣

@TonyE727 2 года назад

The last few minutes. It absolutely can't be understated. Every time I bring models to the office to hand off to someone or show off a new mini, everyone that sees it is always impressed. No matter how bad I think the paint job is.

@Breester7478 2 года назад

I love watching your videos and i always get inspired after I watch them. You're an inspiration and I hope you keep having fun putting content up.

@Frostyeel 2 года назад

I've been enjoying how your self-imposed constraint of trying to get out a video weekly-ish has resulted in you reaching out and ending up with more diverse video topics and ideas than in the past. This one was a great continuation in that!

@GeartoothLabs 2 года назад

Thank you so much Scott. I honestly really needed this message recently. I'm getting to the point where I'm understanding what to look for, and yet still don't have the skills. So that's what I hear a lot when I'm painting minis. I can't thank you enough for helping to inspire me to do what I've been doing with how amazing your content is. But also, and I think more important, you are understanding. You really connect the product with the experience of creation. The emotions and turmoil that can exist in something that is a passion. Thank you for helping those of us that are new to this calm that, and find our way back to the joy of the process.

@ImpendingDuff 2 года назад

LOVE LOVE the thoughtfulness in this whole project. I also really appreciate a very candid side of you youve been showing the last year or so. keep it up man. i appreciate it.

@DragonBread 2 года назад

thanks man. I just started painting minis and it has taken me almost 9 hours to paint one deathrattle skeleton. all I was able to do was base coat and wash the model in that time and my brushes ended up looking like a lizard tongue at the end. I don't know what I'm doing and all I can see is what I didn't do. I admire your work and the message in your video has really helped me.

@SimoLInk1698 2 года назад

Man, I've been finding myself in this same spot as of lately. I was so obsessed with improving that I couldn't relax or have fun at all while painting. Thank you for this video Scott, cheers.

@batteredwarrior 2 года назад

Genuinely made me emotional... Thanks for sharing, dude! That Saurus is incredible, and I'm glad your friend was so pleased with it! Take care.

@seanzor21 2 года назад

Great video Scott, you’ve been a great motivation to myself (and surely many others) at times when i feel my hobby in a slump. Thanks for all you do and your insight into this art form.

@smashino 2 года назад

I always like the "simple" videos that aren't challenges. Just you, painting a miniature, any miniature. So relaxing to watch and I always learn something new. Hope you feel better soon. I really appreciate what you do!

@roachdoggjr9173 2 года назад

Well now I’m crying. This is nice af man you’re such a lovely dude and a brilliant hobbyist and painter! I always learn so much coming to your channel even tho I’m not as into the hobby as much anymore.

@marklockwood2693 2 года назад

Amazing looking mini ! Glad to see you back Scott

@cjlake5754 2 года назад

I really needed this video right now Scott, thank you!

@u2buuh 2 года назад

I really needed this today. I just painted a tau crisis suit and I got discouraged from finishing the other 5 I have to do after seeing how the first came out. All I could see were my brush strokes and portions of the model I missed. Thank you

@mrtallguy_9897 2 года назад

Your videos are so well composed. Thank you for everything you have put out to us, the community :) Keep it up!

@apollohokyu3618 2 года назад

Thanks for all your hard work Scott, you're a kick ass painter and have inspired tons of people to join this hobby. I don't even play war games but your videos got me into painting minis and I love it.

@Salic1231 2 года назад

Great work Scott and great message. You started my mini painting journey a couple years ago with your great videos. Thanks!

@jaypockets 2 года назад

This is one of my favourite miniatures I've ever seen you paint, honestly. Good job, and lovely video.

@aboyminushisheart 2 года назад

I'm not crying, you are! Great video and what I needed to hear right now

@DaPhatNerd 2 года назад

Beautiful video Scott, thank you for sharing 🙏

@paulbotelho3997 2 года назад

I really really really needed to hear this. This was a great video all around.

@sleestack2723 2 года назад

Needed this, some solid wholesome content and another great paint job. Damn good video Scott

@GERAlmighty Год назад

Hey nice Video, especially your Ending Words. I am not satisfied with my painting skills at all, but we brought a Hero Quest Tabletop Game for a Friend of mine and i said : "you know what?! im gonna paint them!" and the reaction of the Reciever was AWESOME. i was not 100% fine with my paintjob, but he just absolutely loved it and it was such a Joy, that it brought back my Passion for painting. Now im more invested in this Hobby, than ever.

@anthonyr4179 2 года назад

Definitely needed to hear this. Have been in a rut with the painting and the hobby for about 3 years. Thank you!

@ryanhood6969 2 года назад

Man why you make me cry like this. I've never been confident I'm my painting at all, and yeah I don't think i do good, but you're right about it doesn't matter how good you are if the people your sharing your talent with love it. I dunno somthing about that I needed. Thanks.

@RavenMinis 2 года назад

Minis as gifts is always the best, you get to grow in your hobby and show someone they are important to you

@DocStab 2 года назад

I really needed to hear this today. Thanks Scott.

@barakabitbol3239 2 года назад

You made me cry wth. Scott you're amazing. Thank you for everything

@aaronreynolds8587 2 года назад

I have loved the tone of your most recent videos, Scott. Just lovely.

@hangardobidan8714 2 года назад

i almost cried with the message in the end. Thank you, i needed to hear this.

@kevinschrader756 2 года назад

Such a wholesome video, I thoroughly enjoy the new direction of your videos! Keep it up Scott ✌️

@Dienomike. 2 года назад

The quality of your Videos are so very good, the themes, the way you explain things. you always inspire me and im sure a lot of people to paint and sometimes not only paint, but great life lessons as well. Excellent work my man.

@mrTirwit 2 года назад

This was an awe-inspiring video. Thanks again, Scott. All the best

@eacix 2 года назад

When I fall into the hobby, I fall hard. I'm painting for hours, really enjoying myself and it all blossoms. Then I go to the internet and crush every last bit of confidence I have by looking up and comparing my work to others. This really hits home.

@blackfireben Год назад

I'm a new subscriber, binge watching all your videos. This video was emotional and inspiring. Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing what you do.

@elkcloner 2 года назад

Been watching your videos every now and then, this video made me subscribe. You seem like a really genuine and caring person.

@fisherguy45 2 года назад

I really enjoyed this video. Actually one of my favorites. Your tone is more laid back than other videos you have done and it works for me.

@Trallora 2 года назад

I have only one thing to say: You're a Good Painter. Thanks Scott. You deserve our love!

@grantandrews2755 2 года назад

Love any of your videos mate and always look forward to them. Keep it up dude.

@gatodestructo4933 2 года назад

Love how a video by one of my favorite mini painters came out on my Birthday. I'm happy to hear from you again, boss.

@bil7756 2 года назад

Thanks I needed to hear that. Love the model, it looks spectacular

@FreshCoatKustoms Год назад

Dude, that man-hug hit me right in the feels. Especially since getting back to mini painting after 25 years finally gave me a way to shut down the world around me for a few hours. Thank you so much for sharing this. It means way more to me than you might think.

@haroldkeearns3497 2 года назад

Great video brother. Really NEEDED this right about now.

@Rehabed7807 2 года назад

Thanks for this video and for sharing the places you can sometimes go mentally. It’s so good that people like, who are in the public eye share your own struggles. When we are in those places we forget that there are others out there in the same place, so while our minds tell us we are alone we are not! Thanks again and as always your minis look awesome. 🙏🏼

@shayrazor 2 года назад

Needed to hear a lot of this. Great video.

@IzzyJoBeeGee 2 года назад

Too true. We're here for it Scott. F-ing love your stuff.

@atelier_AG 2 года назад

What a lovely video, great perspective and an awesome gift. The hug was the highlight of this video

@Zhos 2 года назад

This is a beautiful video, on so many levels. Blown away by the mini and the reveal, people can be great. I can say that you're an absolutely massive inspiration for me. However, make sure you take care of yourself.

@jordanhurley1314 Год назад

Fantastic Message. Great work as always!

@stepan.tichyy 2 года назад

all them feels and all the love, Scott. Thank you!

@ladragaux470 2 года назад

Needed to hear this. thanks so much. love your work as always.

@fuegomylego6279 2 года назад

I know I'm a few days late but Scott I really appreciate your vulnerability in this. Not only in your own thoughts about your hobby but even regarding your relationship with your friend. This was a pleasure to watch.

@jakeclark3930 2 года назад

absolutely love it. it looks great and this video has also made me think about what you said about how others see your art and you are absolutely right I get caught up in what I did wrong so often that I don't see what I did right thanks for the reminder

@andrewfietz7504 2 года назад

I really needed to hear this today, thanks man, translates far past just miniature painting as well. Take care

@stephenrider6107 2 года назад

Awesome video, hit a little close to home. Glad you have good people physically in your life that you connect with.

@lp9092 2 года назад

Beautiful painting. And the video is a form of art in itself. Add in the overall message and you have a great thing here. Plus, i think six hours of a friend’s time is very valuable... whether making a gift, helping move, or just being there for them.

@ramonrivera4604 2 года назад

The feels on this video yet, 100% true. That inner voice has made me stop painting for months because it creates anxiety. Glad I'm not the only one tha thas similar thoughts. Love the direction you took your channel with this year! Keep up the great job and don't forget to paint more minis!

@ptothemc 2 года назад

I really like the way you're videos have been going lately. I'm finding them to be way more engaging. Great job again :) I'm sure your friends gunna be real happy.

@samanthawarren7554 Год назад

Thank you so much. Needed to hear this.

@coalitionofrob436 2 года назад

This was a great video on so many levels. Great painting, great cinema, interesting discussion on approach and methodology, and a personal touch. Really enjoyed it.