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Watching Sips and Pewdiepie playing Happy Wheels last year gave me an idea; I wanted to try to make a live action Happy Wheels video. After many months of working on it in my free time, I finally finished it! It has it's flaws, but overall I'm happy with it. What do you think? Would you guys like to see more of these? youtube.com/watch?v=rdQMHVhMTuI

Fantastic work, Kimiomega! Your videos are fun to watch! Do you feel it's getting a lot easier for you to animate these? The first video you posted was about 7 seconds long, and this most recent one was like a minute and a half! A huge difference! Way to go! Keep up the great work!

Good video, Harrison! I have not seen many pixel art creation videos before, so it was very interesting to watch you work. Has it taken a lot of practice to get to the point you are at, or does it feel fairly straightforward when you are building? If I may make a suggestion, you could try adding some sort of commentary to the video (even though obviously it would have to be after you've recorded and edited your timelapse). You have a great voice, and I'm sure it would add another layer of intere…

I'm just coming to the end of my first year with my channel. I feel the best things you can do to gain an audience, besides creating consistent content that you genuinely enjoy making, is to INTERACT with your audience. Figure out who your audience is. What are they interested in? Where do they socialize on-line? Forums are a great way to interact with people and to spread awareness of your channel. Just like this one... For instance, in many of my videos, I use the software program Blender. I d…

The new videos are looking great! I think the deathskarlnews channel is a very good idea, taking video game footage and using it as material for a news report. Ideas like this are exactly what you need to do to help you stand out from the crowd. Keep it up and you will only get better at it!

You've clearly been working hard on your channel, Karl! Great job, keep it up! I wanted to tell you, if you can't afford the mic you're hoping to get straight away, you may want to look into the ATR3350. It's a lavalier mic from Audio Technica. The quality is alright, but the main selling point for me was that it's only about $25, and gives you much better audio than an in-camera mic will. I would recommend it if money is tight. I hope this may help you. In other news, this is my first post! Who…