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6218435 No.6218435 [Reply] [Original]

what streams do you guys watch? i just want something chill to play in the background, but all I can find are streams with hosts that have obnoxious personalities and don't spend any time actually talking about their process, or even art in general. picrel

>> No.6218437

>>6218435
I avoid all streams with a vtuber unless the artist is sub 100k followers.

>> No.6218456

>>6218435
will be honest, drawing/art streams are boring af to watch unless you are watching to learn a certain workflow or technique and even then its better to just watch a vod you can manipulate
i dont even enjoy them as background sound while drawing
i do have other random gaming streams as background tho especially if im doing fanart of a certain game i put a stream of it on while doing the work

>> No.6218472

not really an art streamer, but this guy does weekly streams about the comic and webcomic industry
https://www.youtube.com/c/WebcomicsHub

>> No.6218480

They either suck and are funny or good but are boring

>> No.6218483

>>6218435
Kim Jung Gi does live streams sometimes. I'll play the vods, mute them, and then play my own music in the background.

>> No.6218486

lack's

>> No.6221289

>>6218435
Counter question: How the fuck do you make an art stream interesting?

I draw decently and fast. I'd say I'm a high int on good days... I was thinking drawn quick adventures? It could still take me 20-30 minutes to finish an elaborate scene but on good days maybe less than 15 minutes...
Is that tolerable? Do you think that time is good for keeping audiences engaged?

There's only so many times I can explain my process over and over... I'm generally bad at talking too. It's quite hard to keep commentary up without an active chat (which doesn't exist for newbies) and without much substance to talk about...
Like God I wish we could watch videos and shit and react to them while we draw...
Or I wish I had another set of hands to play a game. I feel like games are one of the only things I:d know how to commentate over but art streams just have SO much down time...
I can't even watch 99.9% of streams myself because they're usually too boring for me... Even when they're my friends. Unless I'm really into the drawing they're doing I wouldn't watch.
But that's such a tiny tiny pinpoint accuracy audience that isn't feasible...

>> No.6221310

>>6218435
It kinda sucks, because a lot of the popular ones are not that good. Yet, there are a lot of silent ones that ARE good. I do prefer them to be silent because then I can just focus on watching them in order to learn, but I can understand the appeal of just wanting someone to talk to.

>> No.6221349

>>6218435
have you seen this penguinz0 guy? he's really funny

>> No.6221469
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>>6218435
i used to watch hyulla's streams a couple years ago but he's pretty inactive nowadays.
that guy's a master painting big tiddie and booty bitches.