u/BlepMaster500

Disclosure, It's mostly designed to work on thicker paper (200 gsm), but the outer shell would definitely be compatible with cardboard. I just need to make instructions on how to assemble it.

For context, my next video is about Indian folklore. There's a specific scene that's shows Lord Vishnu with a concerned look because the Amrita was stolen.

Would this be considered offensive? I don't know much about Indian culture and everything I know is just based on self research.

What confuses me is that this long form video was posted on August 19th. The new counting system started on the 24th, but based on the graph it's been steadily climbing prior to the update.

I've always been big on practicality and realibility. This tiny beast just checks all the boxes on what I need on a two wheeled transportation. I'm planning on getting my first scooter and this is what I'm currently eyeing on. Is this gonna be a bad idea? (It can only reach 60 kmph).

The strap itself came from the tote bag, while the webbing at the front and back are just strips of cardboard.

I also added a thin padding of rubber on the inside, but I forgot what it's called lmao.

The strap came from the tote bag itself, while the webbing at the front and back is just strips of cardboard. There's also a thin padding of rubber on the inside, but I forgot what it's called lol.

This is made out of cardboard, wrapped in cloth from a tote bag. The straps came from the bag itself, while the webbing at the front and back are just strips of cardboard.

For context, I use cardstock paper, but it's obvious downsides is it's still quite flimsy even if it's thicker. Has anyone tried something similar?

Need your insights on this because it's so weird. Usually when a short skyrockets and then suddenly drops to NOTHING, that's the "testing phase" where it didn't find enough viewers that are interested.

This specific short did the same, and yet somehow it's consistently getting 5-10 views every hours for 2 days now? What's happening here?

The joys of making hand drawn organic content is that some scenes demand a detailed background. Anybody else here make similar content like this?

My concern with the first pic is it's too cluttered? Second pic looks too empty? I'm thinking the third pic with the moon is a good compromise, but what do you think?

So basically, here's my question. Would this thumbnail get the average Filipino's attention? You have the classics like a guy wearing short, sando, tsinelas. Bahay kubo and kalibugan ng buwan. Also the childhood favorite, Manananggal.

Second question I have is, does the thumbnail look too cluttered? Do you think the second picture would work better because it's more simple?

For context, I made a video which talks about folklore from different countries. Is this thumbnail eye catchy enough? You can watch this video in my channel (qwentophy).

For context, I've been making hand drawn content in Youtube for more than a year now (I even do my own voice overs). I'm studying my analytics and I'm starting to wonder if it just doesn't appeal to the average Filipino? I know I'm kinda generalizing, pero mostly kasi and napapansin sa Youtube is either pranks or vlogs.

For context, I'm a struggling content creator in youtube. My niche falls under "listicle" and I make genuine hand drawn content (I even do my voice over).

I guess I'm asking for insight sa mga content creators here (youtube specifically). If you're already monetized, how did you do it? How long did it take until you hit that 1k sub count?

It's a small stitch on the side. I'm assuming she got spayed, but isn't that usually on the abdomen?

Additional info: she doesn't have any ear snips/punches. No tattoos. My town does like a free spaying and neutering for pet owners. I guess she wondered into one of those by accident and just got one done?