I posted a slightly longer version of this a while ago but not everyone watches the “regular” UA-cam videos so I wanted to give the shorts viewers a chance as well
I'm curious, how do different parts do? Like splitting a long form into 2 shorts. I've seen other content creators do that but I don't have any numbers to know if it's effective. Keep up the amazing work, love your content ❤
I have the same thing as shown in the video and then decided I would be a cosplayer bc it combines most of those things ….I have 0 finished cosplays/cosplay equipment
totally relatable. MY parents used to say to my requests "no, you will play with it for a day or two and put it aside unfinished'. Now I pay for my hobby and it is nobody's buisness
@@conspiracypanda1200 Warning, joke explanation: I was just poking at a weird saying. When you say “it is nobody’s business,” you are typically still invested despite the literal meaning. In this case it would imply that they cannot pay for their hobbies now that they are paying for it themselves, proving their parents right.
It was so good that I didn't actually notice. The way that "this room is my hobby" and "this is my hobby room" blend together so well combined with the animation literally made it seamless
I have a 2br apt. When my roommate moved out, I was making enough to afford the apt myself, so I converted my spare room into a hobby room. I too have a sewing machine, 3d printer, sandblasting equipment, scroll saw, lathe, jigsaw, circuit machine, and several other machines.... And lots of unfinished projects
Still haven’t finished organizing my hobby room. At least added a new shelf, put away the paints, and stored the last year’s Halloween costume. Now for the fabrics scraps, the wood scraps, the vinyl scraps, the leather working and sewing notions, the collection of ribbons I’ve never used, the various different foam cutting tools, the foam…
My hobby room would be: Here's all the things I like doing but don't have the time to do ever Here's the art supplies I got and don't have the time or inspiration to use Here's the art supplies I was given that I don't know how to use and haven't had the time to learn how to use Here's my art supplies I should use but were expensive and now I don't want to use them And here's my hoard of yarn that I keep adding to despite knowing I'll never be able to use it all
I just randomly have a stack of bookmarks that all have some random drawing on them. I’ve only ever finished two, and that was because O had a deadline and pulled through the night. And I’m talking about a _lot_ of these unfinished bookmarks. I start one then just randomly have it on hand when I feel motivated again 😃
When my daughter was about 8 or 9, she said that she wanted to learn cross stitch, so I got her a blank bookmark, needle, and embroidery thread. A few days later, I saw her working on it. I sat next to her and asked how it was going. There were a half a dozen starts and stops and thread runs, working up to 2 perfect cross stitches. She snipped a thread on the back, handed it to me, and said, "there! I learned it! Now you can use it for your book." And I did.
As someone who works at a chain hobby store, I agree that me and alot of other people just enjoy collecting hobby supplies we know we may never use/get to XD
For me, simply imagining and developing the idea is more than enough to make me happy. I don't usually get to the part where I make it a reality, it's not as fullfilling :p
I do this. I've learned metal foundry work, basic amatuer chemistry, beekeeping, jerky making, beeswax lotion making, candlemaking, gardening, raising rabbits and ducks, woodcarving, foraging, and so much more. I have half my garage and a shed dedicated to this. And i add one or two every year...
yep the longer version was drasticly better but kinda thank you for posting this as well, it made my curiosity satisfied. If you remember I was the one who was curious about the short version ^^
This hurts because its true. That said, I've learned to stop letting tools become hobbies in and of themselves and to shoot for my actual goals more straightly. I stopped messing around with junk 3d printers and got a Bambulab X1C, I started to learn PCB design to be less reliant on breakout boards, I gave up on some of the smaller side tasks like hand drilling/cutting metal, to outsource for cnc parts, and over all it feels much more productive.
I remember seeing this on Facebook. Still so very relatable. I've got too many Hobbies. Drawing. Jewelry Making. Knitting. Sewing by Hand. Cooking. (I've recently got interested in making Jam. Made 2 kinds so far. And awhile ago I got into making Homemade Cereal.) Learning Languages. Learning about Herbal Medicine and Medical stuff. Learning about Psychology. Learning about Nature. Learning random Science things. (Like apparently you can make Styrofoam into Cinnamon Flavoring. Or like you can make Plant Cells into Meat Cells apparently.) Candle Making. Wax Melt Making. Resin. Flow Art. Bookmarks out of Wire. Keychains. Plan on getting into Sticker Making, certain type of Book Making, making Incenses and more over time. I'm thinking about making Mini Rubber Ducks into Earrings and Keychains. But that's on the back burner right now of ideas. Busy trying to play catch up and get ready to hopefully take a much needed Vacation.
After a major leg fracture a few years ago, I got back into building model cars and trucks - something I haven't done since the 70s. Half the fun is the planning, research, and shopping for kits and parts! I try to get as accurate as possible to the original, including paint schemes - although there has been some wild ones get let out...
This is too relatable, I do have some finished things but my room is mostly yarn. I also have a sewing machine that doesn't work, felting supplies, every type and color of paint, sketchbooks, notebooks, stickers, and half-finished paintings.
I wish i had a hobby room to keep all of my hobby stuff together, right now it's all in various places in my apartment (a tall standing shelf with my 3D prints- I have 2 small printers- my books (that I keep buying more of and not reading), and my rock collection in a big jar! My yarn craft supplies are in a huge storage bin- including my half finished crochet projects- my tools and miscellaneous parts are in my 2 tool boxes and a small storage bin, miscellaneous craft supplies are in a couple of half filled boxes in my storage closets, my language binders and textbooks are on the shelf under my desk, and my embroidery floss is currently all over my floor because I got distracted while deciding color schemes for friendship bracelets (I want to learn how to embroider as well but I never actually start) Also, to explain this long comment about all my hobby stuff: yes I am autistic and I may also have ADHD
Oh my god thank you very much! Sometimes i feel like what i do is not worth of any value just because "i dont actually make anything"... But the learning is what i always strive for! Its soo satusfying to learn these! Even if i dont finish them
This is my room in a nut shell. 😂 Popsicle sticks for my popsicle stick mansions and buildings. Yarn for my crochet projects, including both clothing and amigurumi. Beads for my jewelry making. Wire for my wire crafting. Paper for my origami, 3D origami, and papercrafts. Streamers and pipe cleaners for my flower creations. Fabric for my sewing, both clothes and plushes. 3d printer and filament for both the pens and printer. Macrame strings for macrame creations. Straws and staples for other creations when I'm bored. And last but not least, other little things that are either partially done, half done, or almost done lying everywhere. 😂 Edit: Oh yes, and some wood projects as well. 😂
Oh this is good. Thanks for putting that perspective, cause I'm so gonna use it, lol. I really really realllly needed this. Cause I'm like this 😂😂😂 Hobby room, whereby the room is the hobby.
Oh many do I feel this as someone who now has a sewing machine, miniature paint station with airbrush, and two 3D printers fdm and sla. I can say my whole house has become my hobby room. At least I do actually many finished pieces. I just keep jumping hobby’s. Started with sewing for cosplay, then miniature painting, then making my own props with my fdm printer, to finally now making my own miniatures with my sla printer. 😅
I wish i had enough money to have an entire room dedicated to my hobby, i would have a room with racks full of clay guns, my own reloading setup for olymipic style clay shooting cartridges and all.
My problem is, I do actually get a couple finished projects out of it, but then after I’ve moved on to the next thing the first one just sits in a corner, neglected for the rest of time.
Yay, I finally have an explanation besides "I start so many more things than most people that even though I accomplish a smaller percent of my goals than most people, I still end up accomplishing more than them!"
I also learn about a hobby. And then buy into a hobby. And then i got a good job and more budget. So i learned about cinematography and drone flying... And bought about everything I needed
I think my sister has the same hobby, but with collecting stuff. There's a different set of collection every year, none of them a complete set to this day. None of them are of the same theme or item. Ex: cards, dolls, trinkets and so on
I posted a slightly longer version of this a while ago but not everyone watches the “regular” UA-cam videos so I wanted to give the shorts viewers a chance as well
Tip, you can cut the long form and make them shorts 😁
@@pittiebaby That’s what this is.
I'm curious, how do different parts do? Like splitting a long form into 2 shorts. I've seen other content creators do that but I don't have any numbers to know if it's effective.
Keep up the amazing work, love your content ❤
... my parents bought me a small kitchen table and I placed my 40K minis on it to be painted... They've been sitting there like that for 3 years.
Like I said in the original video... This is a brilliant idea, like doing actual, practical research 💪💪
So learning about hobbies is a hobby? I'll admit that's a unique take on having a hobby.
✨️ADHD✨️
It's a great hobby to be fair.
Welcome to ADHD. Where learning about the hobby and getting everything you need for it is so much more fun than actually doing the hobby!
@@parkerking6410Ah yes the all familiar hyperfixation
Look Mum, I've managed to stick with a hobby 🎉
this is a certified ADHD classic
True. I can relate.
Yep yep. Totally agree 💯
*looks at closet*
Yah, that checks out.
Came to the comment section to say this.
Not diagnosed but I feel violated by the accuracy of this video so I’m thinking I should get a referral.
All of those supplies combined would create the singular hobby of "cosplayer" tbh 😂
I have the same thing as shown in the video and then decided I would be a cosplayer bc it combines most of those things
….I have 0 finished cosplays/cosplay equipment
totally relatable. MY parents used to say to my requests "no, you will play with it for a day or two and put it aside unfinished'. Now I pay for my hobby and it is nobody's buisness
Including yours?
@@mortsllafWhat kind of a response is this?
@@conspiracypanda1200
Warning, joke explanation:
I was just poking at a weird saying. When you say “it is nobody’s business,” you are typically still invested despite the literal meaning.
In this case it would imply that they cannot pay for their hobbies now that they are paying for it themselves, proving their parents right.
That loop was beautiful! :D
Ong yes lol
Smooth
Agreed. First perfect loop I've seen in years.
It was so good that I didn't actually notice. The way that "this room is my hobby" and "this is my hobby room" blend together so well combined with the animation literally made it seamless
I have a 2br apt. When my roommate moved out, I was making enough to afford the apt myself, so I converted my spare room into a hobby room.
I too have a sewing machine, 3d printer, sandblasting equipment, scroll saw, lathe, jigsaw, circuit machine, and several other machines.... And lots of unfinished projects
And adhd? Just curious
I also live alone in a 2br apartment but I use my spare bedroom exclusively for VR.
I guess you could also call this the… Hobby Lobby ba dum tss :D
ha ha ha ha ha
Chris, I love this so much. You explained me to myself! Therapeutic and entertaining!
Still haven’t finished organizing my hobby room. At least added a new shelf, put away the paints, and stored the last year’s Halloween costume. Now for the fabrics scraps, the wood scraps, the vinyl scraps, the leather working and sewing notions, the collection of ribbons I’ve never used, the various different foam cutting tools, the foam…
My hobby room would be:
Here's all the things I like doing but don't have the time to do ever
Here's the art supplies I got and don't have the time or inspiration to use
Here's the art supplies I was given that I don't know how to use and haven't had the time to learn how to use
Here's my art supplies I should use but were expensive and now I don't want to use them
And here's my hoard of yarn that I keep adding to despite knowing I'll never be able to use it all
I just randomly have a stack of bookmarks that all have some random drawing on them. I’ve only ever finished two, and that was because O had a deadline and pulled through the night. And I’m talking about a _lot_ of these unfinished bookmarks. I start one then just randomly have it on hand when I feel motivated again 😃
When my daughter was about 8 or 9, she said that she wanted to learn cross stitch, so I got her a blank bookmark, needle, and embroidery thread. A few days later, I saw her working on it. I sat next to her and asked how it was going. There were a half a dozen starts and stops and thread runs, working up to 2 perfect cross stitches. She snipped a thread on the back, handed it to me, and said, "there! I learned it! Now you can use it for your book." And I did.
I need a hobby room so badly
As someone who works at a chain hobby store, I agree that me and alot of other people just enjoy collecting hobby supplies we know we may never use/get to XD
That loop is so smooth!
For me, simply imagining and developing the idea is more than enough to make me happy. I don't usually get to the part where I make it a reality, it's not as fullfilling :p
Yep, this resonates
how dare they break into my hobby room. I'm just glad they didn't touch my scrapbook supplies from my 2003 Summer.
You made it into a short!
As requested!
The stained glass one was personal to me
Well, that's one way to change how I look at my various preparations for doing stuff.
Tell me you have ADD/ADHD without telling me you have ADD/ADHD. ^^
ADHD people are claiming EVERYTHING. Sometimes, it's just a personality trait, whether you have ADHD or not
@@terricox3559Tell me you’re in denial of having ADHD without telling me you’re in denial of having ADHD
I do this. I've learned metal foundry work, basic amatuer chemistry, beekeeping, jerky making, beeswax lotion making, candlemaking, gardening, raising rabbits and ducks, woodcarving, foraging, and so much more. I have half my garage and a shed dedicated to this. And i add one or two every year...
This is real, i have a couple hobbies fr
i love how they have so many art items just for a hobby room😊
yep the longer version was drasticly better but kinda thank you for posting this as well, it made my curiosity satisfied. If you remember I was the one who was curious about the short version ^^
Now you know!
This hurts because its true. That said, I've learned to stop letting tools become hobbies in and of themselves and to shoot for my actual goals more straightly. I stopped messing around with junk 3d printers and got a Bambulab X1C, I started to learn PCB design to be less reliant on breakout boards, I gave up on some of the smaller side tasks like hand drilling/cutting metal, to outsource for cnc parts, and over all it feels much more productive.
I remember seeing this on Facebook. Still so very relatable. I've got too many Hobbies. Drawing. Jewelry Making. Knitting. Sewing by Hand. Cooking. (I've recently got interested in making Jam. Made 2 kinds so far. And awhile ago I got into making Homemade Cereal.) Learning Languages. Learning about Herbal Medicine and Medical stuff. Learning about Psychology. Learning about Nature. Learning random Science things. (Like apparently you can make Styrofoam into Cinnamon Flavoring. Or like you can make Plant Cells into Meat Cells apparently.) Candle Making. Wax Melt Making. Resin. Flow Art. Bookmarks out of Wire. Keychains. Plan on getting into Sticker Making, certain type of Book Making, making Incenses and more over time. I'm thinking about making Mini Rubber Ducks into Earrings and Keychains. But that's on the back burner right now of ideas. Busy trying to play catch up and get ready to hopefully take a much needed Vacation.
After a major leg fracture a few years ago, I got back into building model cars and trucks - something I haven't done since the 70s.
Half the fun is the planning, research, and shopping for kits and parts! I try to get as accurate as possible to the original, including paint schemes - although there has been some wild ones get let out...
This is too relatable, I do have some finished things but my room is mostly yarn. I also have a sewing machine that doesn't work, felting supplies, every type and color of paint, sketchbooks, notebooks, stickers, and half-finished paintings.
Imagine him actually learning all that and finishing it all.
It's gonna be the omni-artroom.
I was starting to feel attacked, but then you flipped it and made it really sweet ❤
I wish i had a hobby room to keep all of my hobby stuff together, right now it's all in various places in my apartment (a tall standing shelf with my 3D prints- I have 2 small printers- my books (that I keep buying more of and not reading), and my rock collection in a big jar! My yarn craft supplies are in a huge storage bin- including my half finished crochet projects- my tools and miscellaneous parts are in my 2 tool boxes and a small storage bin, miscellaneous craft supplies are in a couple of half filled boxes in my storage closets, my language binders and textbooks are on the shelf under my desk, and my embroidery floss is currently all over my floor because I got distracted while deciding color schemes for friendship bracelets (I want to learn how to embroider as well but I never actually start)
Also, to explain this long comment about all my hobby stuff: yes I am autistic and I may also have ADHD
Oh my god thank you very much!
Sometimes i feel like what i do is not worth of any value just because "i dont actually make anything"...
But the learning is what i always strive for! Its soo satusfying to learn these! Even if i dont finish them
This is my room in a nut shell. 😂
Popsicle sticks for my popsicle stick mansions and buildings.
Yarn for my crochet projects, including both clothing and amigurumi.
Beads for my jewelry making.
Wire for my wire crafting.
Paper for my origami, 3D origami, and papercrafts.
Streamers and pipe cleaners for my flower creations.
Fabric for my sewing, both clothes and plushes.
3d printer and filament for both the pens and printer.
Macrame strings for macrame creations.
Straws and staples for other creations when I'm bored.
And last but not least, other little things that are either partially done, half done, or almost done lying everywhere. 😂
Edit: Oh yes, and some wood projects as well. 😂
I thought every hobby was gonna somehow relate to the miniatures
"Researching" being a hobby is something I learned today!
Such a smooth transition from the end to looping back into the start
Oh this is good. Thanks for putting that perspective, cause I'm so gonna use it, lol. I really really realllly needed this. Cause I'm like this 😂😂😂 Hobby room, whereby the room is the hobby.
Oh many do I feel this as someone who now has a sewing machine, miniature paint station with airbrush, and two 3D printers fdm and sla. I can say my whole house has become my hobby room. At least I do actually many finished pieces.
I just keep jumping hobby’s. Started with sewing for cosplay, then miniature painting, then making my own props with my fdm printer, to finally now making my own miniatures with my sla printer. 😅
😂 That's so me. I have all d stuff right from sewing to painting to electronics, which I probably will never use.
I wish i had enough money to have an entire room dedicated to my hobby, i would have a room with racks full of clay guns, my own reloading setup for olymipic style clay shooting cartridges and all.
That makes me feel much better about my unfinished projects actually.
Sounds like me 😅 all prepared but none done yet
Way to go! You just described a good portion of the human population 😂
I love the long version of this😊
Falling in love with that hobby room ❤
Answer to the title question: never enough, you can never have enough hobbys
I plan to have a hobby room like this when I move out of my parents place.
Oh damn! I just realized I'm him... that explains a LOT.
Your video was way better than years with a psicologist.
Why is this stick figure portraying me in my garage with my woodworking projects?!
My main hobbies are minis painting and costume construction. You didn't have to come for me like that! 😂
Why it feels so relatable 😂😂😂
My problem is, I do actually get a couple finished projects out of it, but then after I’ve moved on to the next thing the first one just sits in a corner, neglected for the rest of time.
How dare you come into my life and make a short exactly about me! 😂
My ADHD hyperfixations explained.
Can confirm that this hobby is a lot of fun 🤓
I...wait...I think I found my calling in life
Love it! Great take! ❤👍
Yay, I finally have an explanation besides "I start so many more things than most people that even though I accomplish a smaller percent of my goals than most people, I still end up accomplishing more than them!"
Years ago I acknowledged I never took any hobby to it’s end, and stopped doing anything new. It’s just an excuse for major depression.
Has anyone said how pleasant sounding your voice is? Because it is!
This is relatable
Ohh... that's good. I think I have this hobby too but just didn't realise until now.😅
Wow that’s like the same way I plan on setting up a green screen area so I can edit!
That was a smooth transition
I want this room
I have this same thing, only with none of the supplies or the room. Just thoughts in my head.
I collect links and add them to my "read later" bookmarks folder. I estimate that would take about 350 years.
Oh no I didn't expect to be called out that hard today
This cut... surprisingly deep 😅
Don’t just call me out like that 😂
Such a clean loop that I can't even be mad at it
I love watching these
I resemble this a little too much! 😂
i see, that's like me reading, noting and watching a whole lot about x86 assembly and I haven't even written any
Those of us with ADHD feel this so hard
Stawp, I didn't need to be called out 😂😭
Smooth loop! 👍
I kind of feel called out 😂
That's me 100%
This sounds like my apartment
Wow cool - a comic about me!!! 😂
My hobby is learning. I don't care about what I learn.. I just want to learn it.
I feel very called out 😂
Don’t forget the instrument section. Don’t forget
Your right. The longer version is better. You are definitely missing some of the important interactions between the characters.
Awesome as always
I also learn about a hobby. And then buy into a hobby.
And then i got a good job and more budget. So i learned about cinematography and drone flying...
And bought about everything I needed
Omg you made a meme of my life 😂😂😂❤
Didnt know you made videos about me!
Perfect loop 🔁 👍
I didn’t know it started over 😅
Now *this* is how you do a loop!
Now i want a hobby room because this is so me
I think my sister has the same hobby, but with collecting stuff.
There's a different set of collection every year, none of them a complete set to this day. None of them are of the same theme or item. Ex: cards, dolls, trinkets and so on
As a trained academic researcher...😂😂😂❤❤❤
Don't call me out like that 😅😅😭😭
Im the same way, I cycle between a set of hobbies, not nearly as extreme though
I was hoping the sewing machine was for making clothes for the miniatures :(
Man. I've never related to anything so deeply. 😂😮😢