#YouTube tips and tricks

[innova7ions]

YouTube Success Secrets: Why vid IQ Reigns Supreme

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[bollywoodfunworldyt]

HOW TO UNFREEZE, 10-15 Views आता है, Channel UN-FREEZE करो 📈 | youtube c...

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Academic/Study YouTubers

I will be updating this post from time-to-time, so please feel free to add more resources/channels in the comments!

ACTIVE CHANNELS

Ali Abdaal

Amy Wang

CrashCourse

Gohar Khan

Study To Success

INACTIVE CHANNELS

studyquill

The Bliss Bean

Thomas Frank

[wonderr-skyy]

Free artist's tutorials that have helped me!

Ethan Becker, He's helped me get through my art block many times! I'd say this one is good for young artists or artist who are struggling and feeling low.

Proko is good for intermediate artists who want to practice specific sections of their art: so like, want to get better at body proportions, etc. Proko is good for everyday quick sketches.

Lastly, my 3 faves are:

Angel Ganev. He makes comedic and really good tips and tricks videos for specific things. If you're looking for a quick fix in one of your drawings. Like you're trying really hard to draw eyes, lips, etc, and you're strugling to find a video on that, you can find it with Angel!

Sinix Design he's really good at simplifing tough art with ideas you can use in your own stress-free way. He's also really good at talking and helping you de-stress about your art, and has a relaxing voice to listen to, so that also helps. So he's also one of my favs!

Marco Bucci is for advanced artists I'd say. I'm not to his level yet but I like watching his videos to give myself a goal. I want to be like him one day <3

[hackeocafe]

How To Learn Math for Machine Learning FAST (Even With Zero Math Background)

I dropped out of high school and managed to became an Applied Scientist at Amazon by self-learning math (and other ML skills). In this video I'll show you exactly how I did it, sharing the resources and study techniques that worked for me, along with practical advice on what math you actually need (and don't need) to break into machine learning and data science.

[redd956]

Protolanguages & Conlang Youtubers & More

As a worldbuilder one thing big thing I occasionally decide to take part in is protolanguages and conlangs. Worldbuilding a language can be quite difficult. One thing that has helped me tremendously is a select few channels, communities, and resources.

Biblaridion

Youtuber number one being showcased today. His whole channel is all about conlanging, worldbuilding, and fun biology stuff. He has amazing tutorials in working on protolanguages and conlangs.

Etymology Nerd

I don't think this guy is human, but we're all going to pretend he is for now. You want to know anything about languages, conlangs, linguistics, dialects, etymology, anything words and language- look to this guy. He not only is incredibly entertaining, but I have learned so much from him in the very little time I've discovered his content.

Learning About Language First

A good place to start is learning about the nuances and funnies of language. One of my favorite videos in this category is this one. Go explore, look into languages you like or want to learn, etc.

r/conlangs

Some of Favorites:

Tsevhu (Koilang) by Koallary

Language that is drawn through the lens of an inked out koi pond. Yes, you are looking at a poem. Yes. A whole poem right there.

A'e'i'a (Dolphin Language) by Etymology Nerd

I can't make this shit up. Don't worry he has more animal languages, and has even started created Creole between them.

Baksami (Circular Script) by MeatThatTalks

CIRCLE SCRIPT! CIRCLE SCRIPT! CIRCLE SCRI-

[fannishknits]

Japanese Knitting: Reading Schematics & Patterns- How to

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Well, I guess that's true to a degree...

[storiesbyjes2g]

GUYS! Y'all know I don't build, but this excited me so much. I just might have to build me a lil' something to try it lol. At the very least, I can fix the terrain issues at Melanick's house caused by me expanding Melany's studio!

[dtnave]

GIMP - How To Make Images Brighter

A short tutorial showcasing how to make your images a bit brighter using GIMP, a free photo editing software.

[hackeocafe]

20 Most Useful Keyboard Shortcuts I Use Every Day (Windows)

In this video, I’ll show you the keyboard shortcuts I use personally every day on Windows to save time and make navigating Windows easier.

[allisonperryart]

In case you missed it, check out this video from BaM Animation about BG painting that I helped consult on and drop them a follow for more industry tips if you're not already! Thanks for watching!!

[fannishknits]

How to Knit Stranded Colorwork, Catch Floats, and Keep Tension Even & Stretchy!