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There's a famous saying by French poet Paul Valéry which gets misattributed to various people: "Un ouvrage n’est jamais achevé, mais abandonné" (An artwork is never truly completed, but abandoned) which feels relevant here

I'm always amazed whenever creators make these massive projects because here I am at my desk having only really dip my toes into the hobby. It's honestly quite inspiring.

"this arrogance is what drives me to make stuff" 💯 From software to game design, to community projects to model making. The unrealistic expectations of "i could totally do a better job of that in an afternoon" is a great motivator

I know I’m probably not the first to say this, but I appreciate the time and dates you put into these videos. It shows how projects take decent amounts of time to complete with some days dedicated to planning.

That scrapyard looks awesome! Like it looks like minis would absolutely get space-tetanus from running around in there.

So much spray paint: your poor lungs! Also, love this video. (Also also love the drum and bass.)

Looks awesome man, what a cute little titan

There's just something magical about how priming a creation brings it all together into a cohesive piece!

Mate this episode. Music was hype, editing was great, art was awesome. 8:39 was perfect on so many levels. 😂❤

"I'm gonna set myself a deadline... 6 AM" - Oooh, these never work Cut to Trent at 7:23 AM - See, I told you

This part is my favorite part of crafting. Every creative eventually hits a spot where their ethereal thoughts of creativity meet the desperation of shame and guilt. Sometimes it makes you pause and linger. But man, when those two things collide in just right right way, you end up going though this stage of "Alright, it's time to get shit done." Welcome to your new era of completing. Cross that finish line as many times as you can Trent.

"Finishing projects; kinda hard" is a great summary for my life with ADHD. I may steal that one.

The biggest thing I learned about arts over the past couple of years: Art is always left in an unfinished state.

That was 12 minutes of creative bliss. I always get so inspired watching your creative process / stream of consciousness

You're not alone we all have Titanic Shame

The rusty red and grey is bringing the Blanche vibes.

The scrapyard looks so good. Really came together!

Wonderful to see these projects continue. They look great! As always, your openness and transparency of your process is such a refreshing take on the whole KZfaq thing. Great to see you learn and create!

Having a hard time being realistic about stuff is what motivates my art too.

You've been putting out some absolute bangers the past dozen videos or so, they've always been good but there's been this undefinable quality to these recent ones that I've really really liked

Can we have more videos where you work with Rachel she always does a great job on projects and she has an amazing digital art style

This man is an artist by trade. Mad scientist by method.

You are the damndest ttrpg model maker and I bloody love you.

I love to imagine an Emperor like this would go from stationary to active in about 12-15 hours where everything starts rotating and activating and when it looks like it ran warm for multiple hours on end it suddenly gives a war siren to signal it starting to move. That would naritively be awesome

the trick to knowing when to stop a project is to never get past the planning stage

"You know, that miscast guy, i bet he never has problems with scope creep" Said no one ever :)

That titan is INSANE, the paint makes it even better

'"I got carried away" sums up this entire channel! hahaha

That Emporer Titan is looking fricken ace! Also that Chaos Ork landscape!

The shear ammount of stuff you show in your videos always amazes me. When do you even sleep? It’s like you’re always turned on to the max.

The balance my man you work the chaos well into something that al helps refine

That airship, the playmobile pirate ship ... got that one back in '84/'85, still have it, cannons and all, hmmmmm ... maybe ...

Well heck man, that junkyard really came up well!

Glad you figured something out to help yourself.

Very cool soundtrack at the beginning of the video 👌🏼

when i saw the title i honestly thought this was eric's hobby workshop because in all the other awesome projects you do i forgot you were working on an emperor titan, keep up the good work both the titan and the ship look great!

man literaly painted a pile of shame

Good inspirational video. Can't wait to see this airship in flight.

I love the flow of your videos and vlogs. They go from you sharing your hobby mindset with us to the creation process which has an air of “this could be done at a more opportune time but we’re doing it anyway” to some really reflective shots of you at work from an evocative angle + lighting set up (eg 10:45 ).

The late Robert L. Moore posited the idea of Grandiosity, a force within us all that propels us towards greatness. It can be malignant, yes, when not properly reconciled with reality. But it's also the font of creative drive and ambition. The dragon inside us that tells us "we can do great things, we're unstoppable". The dragon Grandiosity is both our arrogance and our will to greatness. We must know both how to recognize and moderate the dragon's influence, and ride its energies to accomplish our goals.

I know exactly what you mean when you talk about shutting off your brain when fixing and finishing models. In concept art there is the design phase, which requires a lot of thinking and can be really difficult, and there is the rendering phase where you can shut your brain off and render out the lighting, materials, and forms. The former can be literal agony and make you want to give up, and the latter can be incredibly cathartic and relaxing. Great video, sir. Thank you for sharing your art.

Remember, art is never finished, it is simply abandoned. You have to reach a point where you just put it down and say it is done otherwise you will be working on it forever.

Finishing things is a great morale boost and if you finish things and make it a common practice, you get better and faster at finishing things. Now, there is always a project that needs improvement but you really know what needs to get done with it when you see it "finished". Then you can edit it and finish it for good. And if that problem part doesn't jump out at you it's really helpful to say "well, at least it's done now."

Always a good day when I can come home from a brutal day at work and get some Miscast content. Thank you broham.

That titan is insane.

AWESOME Titan! Love that build! All the other stuff is cool as well, but damn that is a truly EPIC piece!

I can smell that spray room 😂😂

Pretty nice ride but it really needs more Daka!

Interesting to see other parts of your studio - looks like the lair of a B-grade Batman villain, or the set of an 80s BBC sci-fi program.

Clear acrylic plunger handle for flyer base.

Love your vlog style. Thanks for the insight and thanks for the jungle. ;)

The scrapyard looks unbelievable, I’d love to see any battle report on it! These vlogs are awesome!

It often find it hard to express genuine emotion on the Internet, but god damn if your vlogs don't inspire me to go out the next minute and fucking make something. When I need to feel inspired, I go back and watch a vlog. When I'm feeling bad about my process, I watch a vlog. I can't thank you enough for these. It's one of the best things I've ever seen on KZfaq. Cheers.

TO BE FAIR to you, I was so busy waiting waiting for a Kickstarter to get a physical copy of Arcane Ugly, I had also forgotten about them Titan.😅

Wow you’re so talented. Love the creativity

good editing man. U always go above and beyond

Where I live thats almost normal times to get up and go to bed! You're drifting to European timezones at the moment!

Evening mis, really love these videos. Hobby seems like it's my only escape right now from uni and your videos put everything into perspective. You're very admirable. Lots of luv and goto bed early tonight

Loving the camera shadow as a filmmaking feature

Bro youre working so late into the morning! I did that during lockdown and i kept getting sick from exhaustion. I fucking love your channel but please make sure youre keeping yourself healthy. A+ you are so inpirational for strange avenues in this hobby.

Can sympathize, got a 24 x 24x 18 ork mega sand crawler sitting primed. Still haven't done interior or lighting rig. Meanwhile I'm staring at Minotaurs, Death Guard and heresy Dark Angels all at different stages of completion.

I love the style of all of your videos, I think it would be awesome to see you customize and make a weird chaotic set of dice in your style! keep doing what you do, it's constantly inspiring me and likely others to be creative!

4:56 Friends reference! What a great episode that was!

Great show as always!

Super awesome epic, As per usual .

You look SO much like the singer Nassif zeytoun especially in his song takke! (Inp and its a compliment)

Damn dude you're breathing in quite a bit of paint vapor I wouldst not that if I were yoou

Knowing when to stop on a project is really hard sometimes! Your friend Al's got a good way of lookin at it 😁😁

been building a Reaver myself! this is a bit bigger in scope and size though...

Im not a Warhammer guy, but i follow a lot of channels for general hobby tips. I originally thought this was Eric hobby workshop's titan and he sent it to you to finish.

That's awesome my friend 🙂👍

Love the creativnes chaos. Thumb up from me 👍

silhouette at 5:15 looks like an Ork skull

Setting goals and deadlines, I know are hard. But look at all you did.

As General rule of thumb! I blame @billmakingstuff for all my unfinished projects. 😂❤️

5:15 mate that looks like an orky skull

For the gaps in orkies: milliput donut and inside some iso. Nice self-leveling paste. Prime.. out of curiosity: how many cans did you go through? :)

6:31 I spy the dipped chariot :) I rescued one of those from my local a couple months back.

Cool as always.

NEW VIDEO LET'S GOOOOO

You are a younger version of ME!!!!!!!!

Big mech.

I think a healthy dose of stubbornness and ambition is healthy for artists. That's what motivates us; that's what gets us going. As for me . . . I spent this video stubbornly working away at shape language in my sketches. Is it helping? No clue! But I'm trying.

Stop the shame, MEOW! Six months is less than the blink of an eye. I do like the progress on both projects. Wise words from your friend that were appropriately apt. Other than less shame, I'd retort that the upload could use more Cat(s) as ALL things can be improved with the introduction of Cat(s).

Does anyone know what the song name is from the beginning of the video?

i cant be the only one seeing the face/skull at 5:14, right?

I wanna see a emporer class titan fight Godzilla

Okay now hear me out… Tabletop…

I do have to ask - how many jackets do you go through, or how do you get paint out of the sleeves?

music is so good!

I felt so called out by the bit of arrogance driving you on projects. Which is why it pisses me off to no end that often the paint jobs of mine I find most impactful were just slapping paint on or experimenting rather than refined techniques I've given great care to. And at the end of the day, my friends give the same reaction to my work since they have no frame of reference so it's just as much about getting out of my head as it is getting it done.

fast and loose, like Hamish and Andy?

Why are you spray painting with that nice jacket on you madman

whats the song in the background

So, er, when do you sleep?!

As someone who collects bits of cardboard and plastic here and there for the purpose of building terrain, I feel like I never get the chance to get started because life keeps moving on. I know this is vague, but any advice?

Name of song in intro?

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8:21 Track ID please?