Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to, do you guys know what this game is? It's Ultra Custom Night. My god, the amount of people that have been telling me to come back to this game and the amount of comments that I've gotten, literally every single video, every single live stream is just bombarded with play Ultra Custom Night again. So we're back. Now before we get into the actual game, I want to explain why I left it at three parts, which by the way, I think those first three videos were perfectly fine by themselves. I didn't think this game needed a fourth, fifth part. Don't get me wrong, okay? This is, in my personal belief, I believe that this game is in the top three best UCN fan games ever. But, and I'm getting straight to the point here, I'm not messing around, but I think its main attraction, you know, the fact that it has, and I just checked, it has 210 characters, Jesus Christ, just scrolling through this roster is insane. I think its biggest attraction is kind of its biggest downfall. And I shared the story the other day, I think it must have been during a live stream, but I did record another video on this, like maybe a week ago, I tried to record a fourth part because, you know, people were asking me to. But I just didn't know what to do. You know, like there's so many characters, let's see, the total high score, hey, that's a funny number right there, but it's just absolutely insane the amount of content in this game, which is of course a great thing, it's just like, like what the hell do I come back to do? There's so much stuff and we could easily turn this into like a 50 part series. Yeah, I really didn't know what to come back to.  I am not doing 21020 mode, never, I'm never doing it. So don't even bother asking, I'm being dead serious, I'm never doing it. Challenges I could come back to do, but at the same time I'm like, would those really make an interesting video? I also didn't know if there were more secrets that I had to find. Let's see, the trophy room, like I have some trophies, but I don't know how to get other trophies. And going back to, you know, all max mode, I should say this about UCN fan games because they kind of all have to be like this. They all required you to memorize mechanics.  But when you're having to deal with and memorize over 200 characters, I just don't want to do that, you know? And that's kind of the reason why I didn't want to go back to this game is because there was so much stuff to do and so much stuff to memorize, it's just, it's going to take a really long time. And I did not have the time and I really wasn't up for it. They require so much attention and you have to stay focused, you know, throughout the entire night, especially when you're doing such high difficulties. It doesn't make for a very entertaining video. Now I'm not saying the previous videos weren't entertaining. I had a lot of fun doing them. It's just going back and learning new mechanics for loads of new characters that we have never seen before in, you know, a UCN game. It can get, it can get really, you know, overwhelming. Again, this is a great, great fan game, a great fan game, a great UCN fan game. And I love that it, that it has every single character.  Mike Schmidt, right here you got Fritz, down here you got the security guard, Jeremy right here. It's like no one would ever expect those to be in a game, right? Mini P from, I think that's the Halloween edition of FNAF, FNAF World. You know, like you have so many cool characters here that a lot of people probably forgot about. So this game is so updated to like Liberty Chica, she's here already. I know I'm taking up a lot of time at the start, but I just, I wanted to say why it took me so long to get back to this game. And if you guys really enjoyed this video, right, I don't normally set like goals, but since so many people want this, if we get 200 likes, if we get 200 beautiful likes on this video tonight, it's not tonight, I just wanted to do a Rezbowski reference. If we get 200 likes on the video, I'll do a full stream on this game and we can have custom challenges, we can do, you know, the built in challenges, we can do whatever you guys want in that stream, but only if we get 200 likes. So some people did say they wanted to see challenges, but at the same time I also want to check out some new characters to the game, like Mike, who will close and open the left and right doors as well as put on and off the cameras if the power meters blow 50. This is another reason why I'm not doing all max mode is because some characters like, okay, I will say Scott had the pressure to make 50-20 mode possible, just a little bit possible, and he made sure that some mechanics didn't conflict with others, but then you have mechanics like this where it's like, is all max mode really possible on this game? No, let's say the fan, it will randomly change its state throughout the night. What does that even mean? Like turning on and off? All right, sure. Again, I'm not trying to go for a new high school. I just want to see some of these wacky characters like Jeremy who will flash the flashlight, both the one in the office and the one on floor two. Right, there's seven floors in this game, I've got. And put on and off the mask if the power generator is used too frequently. Okay, again, another thing that really conflicts with strategies here. Let's see, Fritz, at the start of the night, he will tamper with the animatronics and will spawn one more to your night. Oh, I hate that. He will also force you to wear the mask for a couple of seconds. After each camera flip, I guess that's kind of useful. But at the same time, it's like, it's like, bro. Security guard, he will mess with the audio lose in the duct system. Oh, my God. These characters are brutal. I'm also seeing like the entire effin roster from FNAF world. Like, what is this crap, dude? Oh, my God. The cat, oh, the kitty from Kitty in the crowd. Was he here? Is he new? I don't even remember at this point. It's been like a month since I played. When it appears in your office, you'll hear a meowing sound. Oh, that's cute. Find a click on the kitty somewhere in your office before time runs out. Okay. Doofus is here at exactly 1 a.m. He will appear and be controlled by your mouse cursor. Move him around the screen to find a ruby. Oh, that's so cool. I will say it like these mechanics are really thought out. Some of them again. Yikes, but I like how most of these are really thought out and really cool and fascinating. The entrepreneur, after every hour you'll get a grade based on how good you did on that hour. What? If it's high, you continue. If it's too low, the temperature will be kept. What, dude? No. Again, going back to completely overpowered characters. Jesus. Winking sign. Each time you change a camera, it can appear on the monitor. If it appears, no other characters will be visible on the camera. Damn, bro. What's this, beacon Bonnie? Who is this man? I mean, I don't even know what the light system is for, so I think we'll be fine with him. This is a good strap right here, right? Yeah. He will sometimes force you to wear his suit. Use the comma and period key to shake and make the suit fall off. Well, in the suit, you cannot use the massive cameras. Dang, good strap. I'm gonna start off with this. Also, I think, where are my offices? Do I not have any? Oh, okay, there we go. Yeah, so we're gonna use this one because I think last episode I left off with a cliffhanger. So we're gonna use that one. I don't know what that did. Oh my God, look at this. It's all color-coordinated. Damn, this thing's fancy. Mode's office monitor, I think I should be fine. Okay, I gotta remember who I turn to. Hey, I got the mask on now. What is this? What's up here? Oh. Oh, that's like the thing from Ghost of Dreadbear. Okay. Cool. Oh, it's turned on so far. Okay, would you stop that fan? Jesus. This guy's annoying. Right? I see the man behind the slaughter right there. Okay. I don't entirely remember who I put on. Hi, Bodo. Here's me as touch your bird. Okay, Vince, that's fine. Okay, there's my mask. Okay, let us, okay, turn off the fan. Oh my God. I guess the fan's gonna be good for power. Oh, oh, I gotta find the ruby. Where's the ruby? It's down here. So, wheat. Man, I remember the troll game for UCN. It was Doofus, that's great. Okay, yeah, so this fan is really annoying. I can turn on my power gen, right? I think, wait, do that. Okay, thanks. Thanks for that. I don't hear my power gen on, do I? Not really. Okay, that's actually kind of annoying. Here, let's get 60. Thanks, Foxy, see you later, man. Just peacein' out. Where does he go, by the way? Did we ever think about that? I mean, I guess it is just my hell, so it doesn't really matter. Okay, I mean, we're doing pretty good so far, 2 a.m. Would you quit that? Okay. So, thanks. Isn't there a mask button? X, C, no. Oh, I didn't mean to do that, my bad. I thought there was. Shift, I don't know. I should've looked at the controls, actually. Probably wasn't too serious. I remember what you do. Wait, did I put you on? I swear I did not put him on. I remember what he does, though. What the heck? Okay, do that. Hi, hi, hi, oh, oh, comma, comma, and this. Dude, that is terrifying. That is legitimately really creepy. Oh my God. Wait, was that glitch trap? Like the actual glitch trap? Okay, fan, you go. Quit it. Quit it. Fan, can you stop? I really like how it shows the point value. Okay, my oxygen's going down, that's fine. Okay, yep. Get this out.  Was that the suit? Oh, that might've been the suit. I might've just bamboozled myself, boys. I think that was the suit. I think it was the suit, okay. I will say I enjoy this office. I think that's nice. I don't like that, though. Dead dog head, yep. Is that the mine? Stop. Is that the mine from FNAF World? That's funny.  Cool, we're doing good. Stop! This fan's annoying. I'm not a fan of it. Stop. Stop, dude. Oops, I closed that. That didn't mean to. I need to get my thing down. There we go. Gotta get my heat down. It's getting hot in here. Jesus.  Get him out. That's gotta be the suit, right? That's gotta be. That better be. Because if I'm missing a character, that's probably not a good thing. But I guess I dodge them every time. All right, fan, you're being... Stop. The one time I want the fan to be on, it turns itself off. Actually, I don't need you now. I got foxy. I voluntarily put on the mask, even though I don't need to. The game does it for me. Thanks, game. Very epic. All right, we've got this. We've almost done it. Oh, oh, oh. Quit that, stop. I'm not doing that. I did not do that. God, that is giving me mad flashbacks to night five and help wanted. Hated that night. I did it for like three hours, I think. I did it though. No new high score, but we saw some new characters. Huge shout out to these guys for endorsing this game and endorsing the pain and suffering that you have to go through.  Go support them. They're great. All right. When did I put... Did I put him on? I swear I did not. Anyways, we need new characters. She'll stay in your office if the temperature is kept on 60 degrees for too long. The cupcake will slowly stop burning if it stops burning completely. Oh, okay. See, this is what I mean. Great mechanics. Firework ready. A rocket will lie on your desk with the fuse going more and more ignited if the temperature is on 120 for too long. If the entire fuse is ignited, Firework Freddy will jump scare you. The fuse doesn't on ignite itself. Okay, so it's always, it's always lit. It always lit fam. Question mark, question mark, question mark. That is not usually a good thing. But yeah, again, I could turn on loads of characters, but I just want to see, I just want to see all these new guys, right? When several Freddy dudes run across the screen almost fully covering it, turn on the silent vents. I can do that. Okay. Cake bear. Stay above your cursor. There will be four kids in the office. One for each corner of it. Give them cake regularly.  Cake bear also gets angry. Okay, we can put him on. What is this? The protagonist. Okay, cool. Great. I missed him. Teaser of Fredbear. Oh my God. I remember that. His eyes will sometimes appear on your monitor when viewing floor two, when he's there flashing your light will result in a jump scare. I don't use the cameras. Yeah, I don't use the cameras. When he appears on the right vent, close it. If he gets in, he'll constantly laugh. Okay, so watch out for the vent. Candy cadet. He'll stay in your office and sometimes activate, making lots of noise. Speaking of noise, I swear I'm hearing him say something right now. Subscribe to Johnny Blocks and like the video. What does this guy do again? Sure. Augmented bear endo. When he appears in haywires in your office, look at him, hover your mouse on his face. After five AM hits, he will appear only once. Staying straight at you. Shock him as fast as you can. Okay. And that brings us to 4,200. We're only a couple, we're only a couple zeros off. Oh. Oh, oh, oh my God. Oh my God. Wait, silent vent. How do I do that? I don't know what the button is for that. What is this? Dude, what is going on right now? Okay. Okay. How do I... Let's do it. Stop. The fan is going to be a little bit annoying, especially with Chica's cupcake. Stop. Okay. Oh, oh. Vents. That's fine, take that off. I see Brow boy. He's fine. Candy. I actually forget what I do with candy. I put them on for the bit, but I can't remember what he does. Damn it. Oh. Bee? Oh, right here. So, wait. Thanks. Okay, buttoes is here. Exotic buttoes. Exotic buttoes. Welcome back. Exotic buttoes. Exotic buttoes. Oh, he's getting hungry. You guys are getting hungry. Mangle. Why is the mangle here? I never turned on the mangle. Interesting, interesting. Interesting. That's me pressing that. That's not the protag, by the way. Mangle. Cool. Okay, missing the frontal lobe. Yup, yup, yup. That's great, Mangle. Thanks for that. I feel like a bee. I don't know what happened with my mask there. Also, Mangle's still in the room. I swear, these characters, why am I getting characters being added? Is that, is someone doing that? Fritz Smith, you jerkhole.  I'm putting Withered Foxy back on. You know what? Yeah, Withered Foxy, let's go, bro. Wait, I kinda wanna, wait, no. I'm turning on Mini P. Mini P. Small Pee Pee. All right, I'm turning him on because I can play an RPG battle when he appears on my screen. Exotic Butter. And that's funny. Woo, hey. Uh, amp, bite, boost, heal, boost, heal. Woo. Wow, this takes a little while. Bite, just do anything. Am I winning? I'm losing, I'm dead. He's got some jams though. Okay, I don't like him. I don't like him. Don't quite know how I beat him. Cause it says if I take too long, I die, but I need to read the directions. Anyways, he stays on the monitor. Don't lay your mouse. That's fine. I'm going in the monitor. We're still at 4,200. Still that danked number with one more zero at the end. Wait, I need to look to see what I do with Candy. Wait, okay. I think after we beat this knight, which we should be able to, we should be able to. We can do a challenge or two. Stop, fan, stop. Still not a fan of you doing that. Yeah, I think doing, woo! I gotta find the cat. I gotta find the kitty in the crowd. Oh, hey, these guys are mad. Exotic butters. Exotic butters. Big preach for that. Yeah, doing these, stop. Doing these, oh, F. Oh, take this off. Ooh. Okay, I still think that was, ah, getting the crowd. Get out of my crowd, bro.  Bee, sweet. I like how it says bee. That's funny. Hi, what up, what? Maybe, wait, is he the power gen checker? I think he checks the power gen, you know? I think that's what Candy does. Oh no. Hey, everyone's still fine. That's good. I can't let it be 120, because I'm, Firework Friday. Kitty in the crowd. That's cool. Bring it down to 60. All right, maybe that was a bad idea. I don't know. Power, I guess. I have not been using the generator, so I guess I need that. Oh, bee. I don't, I don't, why are you being me? Hi, fun time, not fun time. Freakin' adventure, nightmare-y own. Great to have you here. You guys are getting mad. Don't like that. Yeah, doing these lower level nights are more fun, because I can actually talk, and I don't have to be super concentrated.  Like I had to be when I was doing all those high level nights. So it's a lot more fun, and in my opinion, a lot more entertaining to watch. So, hey, brown boy. God, I was not checking for him, so that's good. I ain't touchy beard, I want more power. Bee. Bee. Meow, kitty in the crowd. I'm gonna let the heat go down just a little bit. Again, can't let a bee 120, because of this boy right here. It's actually not ignited, so. The game was lying to me. I appreciate that game, thank you, for lying to me. Also, I have HP, is that for the RPG minigame? I think it might be. Exotic Butters. Exotic Butters. I don't know why it would always be on screen though, because it did pop up, excuse me, it did pop up when the battle happened. So I don't know why it's up there, unless it's for something else. Beesotic Butters. Bee. Still, not quite sure why that bee appears on screen. But I appreciate it. Bee. You know, that guy was getting mad. You guys can't see him. He's right in the corner, right there. They're just kind of chilling out, floating.  I'm not meaning to hit this. I didn't mean to hit that. I can't take this off. Oh, I wasn't hitting the right thing, that's probably why. Ah. Ah. F. C. Oh, oh, oh God, oh God, oh God. Oh God, get down, get down. Stop, stop, stop. I'm gonna die, I'm dead.  Which is great. Oh, no, it wasn't him. I have no clue. Oh. Okay, great on how good I did. Enemies blocked, coins gained, et cetera. If it's high, you continue. I still don't fully understand this dude's mechanic. Like, I get a grade? Oh, oh, those were the things that were popping up. Oh, like the B and the C and the F. That's why, that's why. Gotcha, gotcha. But what if, like, I don't have really any characters that I need to block off besides these guys. So I don't, I don't understand. Coins gathered too, like it says coins gathered, so just like, oh, shock, how do I shock? What's the shock? I'm dead. I don't know the shock. I'm not seeing a shock button. All right. I'm not, there's no shock. Was there a button that I was supposed to find it? Why did I, why did it say B? The night just started. Cool. So am I supposed to collect coins? Hello. So I collect coins to make sure. Exotic butters. Okay, coin elevator. Hi, I don't see the shock button. That? I'm taking him off. I don't, I don't understand. Oh, what? No.  What? No, I'm not doing that. Screw that. Oh, AKA Mario from UNN2. I got you creator, I got you. All right, let's, okay, stop. Exotic butters. Exotic butters for good luck. Here we go again. I better get a sound cue for, hello.  Go through. You don't get a sound cue? That was closed. Oh. There's the protagonist turning on and off my flashlight. Thanks, thank you for that crying child. Yeah, I don't like that you don't have a sound cue for the pizza.  Where is my Ruby? Sweet. Yeah, using UNN2 as an example.  Using UNN2 as an example, you know, when Mario comes through, he, you know, he builds up. Oh, hello.  If guys have seen my play through of it, he like, he starts revving up and then he jumps through the office. So I think having a sound cue for that would be very nice. Stop, you know. Bee, great, fence, okay. Stop. Like, it would be pretty easy to implement too. It's just when it appears on screen have the sound effect of the hello of the pizzas in FNAF world play. Then again, I know this is a very, you know, compact, complicated, tight game.  Mr.  So if that sound effect couldn't fit in, you know, I don't blame, I don't blame the game. You know, like this is, if this is done with Click Team, which I haven't checked if it was, then this is insane. Exotic Butters, what does this do? No clue, no clue at all. But I swear, yeah, that is the switch from Hello Candy. That's the switch from Costa Dreadbear, hope you want it. So I don't know, maybe that has something to do with the Jacko characters, like Jacko Bonnie, Jacko Chica, Dreadbear, Grim Foxy, I got another bee. That's great. I mean, it's a passing, you know, uh-oh. Let's get some heat up in here. Uh-oh, I can't reignite him, can I? That's not good. That's fine, that's fine. You know what, he's gonna be fine. He is going to be, what, stop? He's going to be A-okay, stop, stop, stop. I can't have the heat to be too low. All right, have these guys coming through, stop, stop with the fan, god dang it. Okay, those guys have passed, I got a bee. Okay, I don't know how I'm getting a bee. I swear, kitty. I swear I'm taking care of everyone, right? Stop, actually we can probably have that on for a bit. Kitty, hey kitty. Yeah, we are so close to the end of the night. Please don't screw me over, game.  The score is nothing to groundbreaking. In fact, I've done so much better, it's just, you know, new group of characters. I've never seen these boys before. So it would be nice to win. Please don't screw me over, game, I love you. I am too good, I'm telling you guys, I'm telling you too good. So now challenges, is it just gonna be, okay, it's just these guys up top. So, let's have a gander. Okay, they appear into my office, turn the AC on, that's okay, oh my god. The lives dude, at the start of the night you only have a few seconds to get jumpscared by any lethal character other than Live Sky. If you don't do it in time, he gives you on, what? He gives you on the left side of the screen, Live Sky himself will take your life, what? Wait, so I have to die and then, and then I'm safe, I don't understand Live Sky. When he, wait, hold up, I wanna test out Live Sky. So I have this amount of time to die from someone? Nightmarion, let's try this, right? This is an experiment before we do the challenge. Where's Nightmarion? I wonder if the glitch is in here, I don't think it is. Dang you, that would have been easy. Oh, here he is, that is interesting. That is interesting. Okay, okay, Live Sky, I got you. Beta Endo, when he appears in your office, check his eye color in prayer. Eye color, great, we're doing FNAFAR. Springtrap, when the eyes are white, press seven. When they are blue, eight, yellow, nine, and red, zero. Not doing it in a timely fashion. Like, here's the thing, this is like exactly my point. I have to now memorize, okay, if they're white, if they're blue, yellow, or red, press this number. White, blue, yellow, red. I'm gonna write this down. All right, I've written it down. Mike Schmidt, we know what you do. Cupcake, the longer the cameras are down, the more chance of cupcake appearing at your left door. When he's there, you will be unable to close it until looking at the cameras for several seconds. Well, that's not good, especially with Brady, this boy right here, right? He moves to the air ducts, making his way towards you. Use the audio load to keep him in place, he's immune to the heater. He's only at 10, he shouldn't be that bad. Yellow Bear, we know what you do. Let's just give it a go, let's just give it a go. I have Beta Endo written down right here.   Wait, let's do this, we'll get the, okay. Oh, wait, how is that not a lethal guy? How are these guys not lethal? All right, we'll do Chika then.  Okay, we'll get killed by Yellow Bear at the start. We'll get rid of Live's guy. That'll be fine, right? Stop. Hello. Okay, that's annoying. Okay, that's annoying. Oh, so now I need to, okay. God, that's kind of annoying game. Okay, finally, Jesus, it's gone. So I, hello. Oh, so they're just hallucinations? I did not know that. Okay, so Bondi's on the table. That's fine. Chika is a lot louder in this game than she normally is. Okay. Yarg, take my money. Hello. Okay, that kind of got me knocking live. Freddy, go away, thank you. How I see, get rid of Foxy, Yellow Bear. Great, great, great. All right, do I have the, this thing on? No, I do not. That is epic. Go to these guys, okay, that's good.  Whoa, put on a mask. Did you guys see that? He was like, hey, it's me, Freddy. I was like, pretty sure you're not Freddy. Oh my God. I'm trying to get rid of Foxy. There we go. Hello, Easter egg. Oh, you guys, F. Vents, Mephony, go to these guys. Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool. It's almost here. Get out here. Chica's doing pretty good. He's gone. Foxy is not on the desk. Oh, frick, I can't even see that. Is that, dude, that's green. Is that supposed to be yellow? I guess that's supposed to be yellow. Chica, oh. Awkward, that's awkward. These guys are fine. They don't kill me, which is nice, actually. How's my heat up already so much? Did I get bamboozled by someone? Wait, was it these guys? Wait, dude. That is a pog right there. Blue is eight. Oh, I like that. Oh, I get it.  Okay, good. I get it. Depending on the eye color, he'll put on a different mask. That is great. Oh, I have not died from someone yet.  Okay, first order of business, kill me.  He's annoying. We'll get killed by Chica. That got me. Red is, oh, it's actually zero. I said, oh, thank you. Okay, she is banging the potspans again. No one take that context. Thank you very much. Where's Freddy? Dude, man, Chica's annoying. I swear, she does not give you a whole lot of time, right? Do I just need to put on the global music box? I guess we can try that. Okay, I am on Freddy's camera. Okay, so it's, no, it hasn't stopped. Still going. Was that Freddy? I think that was. Yup, wait. Nope, she's still going. Okay, she's still pots and panning. White is seven. Why is white, Freddy? Wait, what? Chica's still going. Ready? She's still going. She's still going, man. I'm just waiting for Chica to stop so it can test this. Every time I think that she's gonna stop, she just, she doesn't stop. White is seven. Where's Freddy? Oh, okay. Blue, that's eight. I'm trying to get Fox off the gas. There we go. Ah, this fan, man. Still not a fan. I'll tell you that, still not a fan. I better get something for doing this challenge, right? Store, cutscene, anything. I'm sure I'll get a store. I don't know about a cutscene, though. And Chica is still pots and panning around, dude. Okay, Freddy's still there. Oh, she's done. So now we do this.  Green is, oh no, that's yellow. Damn it, nine. Go to you. Okay. So I can leave the global music box on, right? Man, this cupcake is actually really annoying. Dude, this cupcake, oh, there we go. Yeah, like this cupcake is really annoying. I guess maybe the longer I am in the cameras, the longer, okay, Freddy's gone. Bonnie's gone. I mean, Fox is off the desk, sorry. I guess maybe the longer I'm in the cameras, the longer it takes for the cupcake to appear. I am not doing this. I'm not doing that. I was not doing that. We set. Okay. Do mind game. This is gonna be kinda close. This last hour has been really chaotic for some random reason. That's nine, right? Nine to quit that. We should have this. Okay, good. I was worried. I was really worried, but it's fine. Star, that's great. That is fantastic. We checked out a fairly good portion of the new characters. So, and I know there's still a lot more to go through. Again, 210 characters are in this roster looking at us at this very second, but I think I'm done for now. We got a challenge out of the way. Again, 200 likes, I'll do a full stream where you guys can tell me what we do, whether it be a challenge that you guys send in or if it's another one of these custom challenges. We're not custom challenges. You know, pre-made challenges, the ones right here.  Hopefully, this satisfies your guys' expectations of part four. Again, I think having the original trilogies of videos was great. We hopped on to the game. We got a really good score for the time. At least now it's like, wow, cringe, cringe. But I think for the time, we did a pretty good series on this game. And I'm not saying that we're tarnishing the series for coming back to it. I'm just saying, I was pretty satisfied with those three videos, but you guys really wanted another part. So here we are. You know, checked out a few characters. God, I'm tired. Checked out a few new characters and we did a whole challenge. So hopefully you guys enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. Again, 200 likes and we'll be back with a full stream. But thanks for watching this episode on Ultra Custom Night. You're welcome and I'll see you all on the flip side. That made it sound like I was kind of mad and disappointed coming back to this game. I'm not, again, I really enjoy it. One of the best UCN fan games, one of the best FNAF fan games, it's just, there was so many people asking and it was getting really annoying. It honestly, it was like we did a stream the other day where people were just spamming, like, you know, play Ultra Custom Night. When are you gonna play it again?  And you know, kind of mocking those people which no one seemed to care that I did. It's just, you know, when you get so many comments and so many people asking, you know, over a month, it is a little annoying. So hopefully, hopefully, it satisfies you guys. I know I already did the outro so I guess I just wanted to make sure I'm not mad at coming, I'm not mad coming back to the game. I'm not mad at the creator. They've been very supportive of the series and of me playing it. You know, they feature my video on the game's old page and they, you know, reply in the comments. They reply to my tweets sometimes and you know, they're thankful for that. You know, no hard feelings at all. I still love all of you, of course. It's just, I was a little annoyed. But hopefully, again, hopefully, you guys are happy with this video.  Smash like, subscribe, whatever. I'll see you on the flip side. This is weird because I've already done the outro and I've already said that I've already done the outro so this is making it even more weird. I'll see you guys later. I'm gonna go record another video.


We are so delighted you could join us for this very special occasion. I'm Karen Middleman, Executive Director of the Arts Council, and it's my privilege to welcome you and welcome our next poet laureate. The poet laureate position in Vermont is kind of vague and multifaceted, and I hope that that's part of the joy of the position, because every poet can make it his or her own. And we've been so fortunate in Vermont for the past four years to have Char DeNord as our poet laureate. Char has crisscrossed the state. He has done poetry readings in nearly every library in the state of Vermont. He's helped organize the Brattleboro Literary Festival, and he's served as a judge for Poetry Out Loud, our statewide poetry competition, and I'm sure that just scratches the surface of everything that you've done for us, Char, as an ambassador over the past four years. So we asked Char to say a few words and as he passes the baton, or I should say passes the pen to Mary, to our next poet laureate. So please join me in welcoming and thanking Char DeNord. Thank you, Karen. It's really been a great honor and pleasure to work for the last four years in this position, and I'm so happy to hand over the range to Mary Rufel. I would like to start by just reading a few lines from Mary's, a poem by Mary, and then saying a few words. This is from her poem, Tapophilia. What does the outer world know of the inner? It's like listening to wolves or looms. Here comes the snow that ought to make the children happy, as parrots flying over a gorge with a bamboo bridge, built like a xylophone in fruit bats hanging upside down, who look at the world and decide to go airy in ardent pursuit of plums. But what does the inner world know of the outer? And will I find out soon? That word, that word has kept me company all my life. Mary, it's a great honor and privilege to hand over the poetry lanes of Vermont's Poet Laureate to you. I hope you find your time as Poet Laureate as enjoyable, rewarding, inspiring, humbling, and meaningful, and maybe, I hope maybe not quite as exhausting as I have. I'm happy for Vermont and the nation that you have agreed to accept this official position as an acknowledged legislator of the state and the world, contrary to Percy Shelley's view of poets as the unacknowledged legislators of the world. In the spiritual, social, and aesthetic sense, your poems, your laws, do indeed endow your readers with what heart crane called certain liberties, which revel in starling imagery, transcendent leaps, beguiling narratives, and arrangements of unlike things in concert with each other that make memorable new sense. You write courageously with an open line to your unconscious, which in turn redounds powerfully on not just your waking life, but your reader's lives as well. In short, you turn your private property, it's the title of one of Mary's books in case you don't know, into a resplendent public human park, your risible, rueful, grievous, original, and smart. I have every confidence that you're going to inspire a gong in old remonters, a light to find their own language for what you call the goat in your attic, that wears a belt around your neck, and that metaphor for your imagination that you've borrowed from Emily Dickinson. I'm sure she wouldn't mind given your similar sensibilities, but what do I know? Maybe your goat is no metaphor at all. I'd like to believe she's really there, well-fed, happy in the dark, and happy in your arms. May you keep hearing that bell for years to come. Thank you, Mary. I'm very lucky to have a partnership with the Poetry Society of Vermont and Sundoc Poetry, so I want to extend a thank you to Tamara Higgins and George Longnecker. Thank you very much for your generous contributions to the Poet Laureate Honorarium that allows the Poet Laureate to travel and be an ambassador and bring visibility to what otherwise is a very private art of poetry. We're also so lucky in Vermont to have a governor who understands the arts and who has a passionate and real appreciation for how vital arts and creativity are to all of our communities in Vermont. Please join me in welcoming our governor, Bill Scott. Well, thank you very much. It's really a pleasure to be here and appreciate you taking the time to introduce and welcome our new Poet Laureate. Now, this is the second time in a week I've had the opportunity to celebrate the arts with Vermont Council. We just did this in Middlebury last week, which was great. We had a good showing and a lot of energy there. But as I mentioned last week, I see strengthening our creative sector is one way to support my goals of growing the economy, making Vermont more affordable and protecting the most vulnerable. Now, Vermont has a long history of storytelling, spoken word, and poetry. Starting with those who have been here the longest, you have an active people. Our beautiful landscape, foliage, and rural culture certainly provide an endless supply of inspiration, probably most famously by Robert Frost with the poem, Sopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening. Now, as an aside, I'm hopeful no one is inspired by those words today, or at least another three of those words. We could use the fall and a little bit more time before we get into the winter. Robert Frost, as a matter of fact, was Vermont's first Poet Laureate, inducted in 1961. This is my first opportunity as governor to appoint our Poet Laureate, and I'm honored that Mary Roofle has accepted the position. During the rigorous selection process led by a panel of experts many here in this room, Mary was called one of the best poets in America. Panel members have pointed to Mary's originality, creative writing, and wit. And I experienced some of that just in the last few moments speaking with her. Over her career, she's received many, many national literary honors, which makes this induction so well deserved. And now I'll read the proclamation, which is, in fact, legislative poetry. We use a lot of the same words, it's whereas. So, whereas, Vermont is enriched by artists who live among its residents as neighbors, colleagues, and friends. And whereas, Vermont has supported the creative output of its diversity of artists for more than two generations. And whereas, Vermont has a rich poetic tradition and throughout its history has been home to numerous nationally and internationally recognized poets. And whereas, it's appropriate for Vermont to recognize and promote poets and poetry as one of the most artistic disciplines that enhance Vermont's quality of life. And whereas, Robert Frost was declared poet laureate in 1961 upon the adoption of Joint House Resolution 54 by the General Assembly, a position he retained for 25 years following his death in 1963. 25 years, Mayor. Whereas, in 1988, Governor Madeline Cunin established a new position by signing executive order number 69. And in 1989, subsequently named Galway Kinnell as the first state poet for a term of four years. And whereas, every four years since the Vermont Arts Council has convened a distinguished panel of the humanists, humanists, poets, historians, and Murmurs to nominate a new poet to the governor. And whereas, Mary Rufel is a writer of worldwide recognition who lives in Bennington, Vermont. Whereas, Mary Rufel received a BA in literature from Bennington College and has taught at Vermont College of Fine Arts in the University of Iowa Writer's Workshop. And whereas, Mary Rufel has published a comic book Go Home and Go to Bed. And is an erasure artist whose treatments of 19th century texts have been exhibited in museums and galleries and published in a little white shadow. And whereas, Mary Rufel is the author of many books including Dunce My Private Property, Trances of the Blast and Madness, Rack, and Honey, Collected Lectures. And whereas, Mary Rufel has been a finalist for the National Book Critic-Circle Award in Criticism. I've received some of that by somebody. In selected poems finish on the William Carlos Williams Award for the Poetry Society of America. And whereas, Mary Rufel has been the recipient of numerous honors including the Robert Creamy Award, an award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and Fellowship and National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship and a Whiting Award. Now, therefore, I, Philip E. Scott, Governor, hereby proclaim and name Mary Rufel for my poet lord. You do this officially. But it has a beautiful gold seal like the roof. You don't call it the roof, though. This is a real gold ball. There you go. Thank you. Thank you very much. Congratulations again. Thank you. Oh, we have a very special treat because Mary has agreed to share some of her poetry with us. Yeah. Thank you, Governor Scott. Thank you, Karen. Thank you, board members and the council. And my friends from Bennington, my husband, and my, well, the secrets out people think I don't have a computer but I do and it's driven all the way. She's been putting my poems in her machines since around 1983. And thank everyone so much. I arrived in Vermont in a snowstorm on March 7th, 1971. I fell in love and I stayed. I had never really had a home. I had never really lived for long in one place. And though I was not born here, after 48 years, close to half a century, I call it home and it feels like home. But like all long-term relationships, it is now a love-hate relationship meaning it is one of depth. Depth which evolves over time into something three-dimensional and full-fashioned like most of our most significant and meaningful relationships. So ask me if I love Vermont in March and I will say no. Ask me in May when I wake to the sound of birdsong and I will say yes. I will say no and tell you why I will say yes and tell you why. I am honored to be appointed to this office. I am honored to join the ranks of those who served before me. Two of them are in this room and humbled and scared. But I am used to that. That is how I feel in the face of poetry. It is how I feel as a member of that tribe. A tribe whose members speak the same language and recognize each other without speaking. You know, Ethan Allen once said that when he died he wanted to return to earth and roam the hills of Vermont as a black stallion. I wouldn't go that far but I would not mind when I died to return to earth and live in a hole on the green in adamant as a woodchuck. I would like to read some poems to you in honor of this occasion. Poetry is not about a singular poet or one person. It's about the art continuing to be read and continuing to be written. I'm going to start with a couple poems by Robert Frost, the first public laureate of the state. When I was flipping through Frost this poem well considering it should be evident how the reading of it has changed over the years and it's quite chilling I think. It's called Our Hold on the Planet. We asked for rain. It didn't flash and roar. It didn't lose its temper at our demand and blow a gale. It didn't misunderstand and give us more than our spokesman bargained for and just because we owned to a wish for rain sent us a flood and bid us be damned and drown. It gently threw us a glittering shower down and when we had taken that into the roots of grain it threw us another and then another still till the spongy soil again was natal wet. We may doubt the just proportion of good to ill. There is much in nature against us but we forget. Take nature all together since time began including human nature in peace and war and it must be a little more in favor of man say a fraction of one percent at the very least or our number living wouldn't be steadily more our hold on the planet wouldn't have so increased. This is a poem by Frost called Moon Compasses. I stole forth dimly in the dripping paws between two downpours to see what there was and a masked moon had spread down compass rays to a cone mountain in the midnight haze as if the final estimate were hers and as it measured in her calipers the mountain stood exalted in its place so love will take between the hands a face. Frost again on making certain anything has happened I could be worse employed than as watcher of the void whose part should be to tell what star if any fell. Suppose some seed pearl sun should be the only one yet still I must report some cluster one star short I should justly hesitate to frighten church or state by announcing a star down from say the cross or crown to make sure what star I missed I should have to check on my list every star in sight it might take me all night in a glass of cider it seemed I was a might of sediment that waited for the bottom to ferment so I could catch a bubble in a scent I rode up on one to the bubble burst and when that left me to sink back reversed I was no worse off than I was at first I'd catch another bubble if I waited the thing was to get now and then elated and this is a poem by Ron Padgett who lives in Calus it's called Harold Clow in 1895 or thereabouts Harold Clow was born in East Calus, Vermont I knew him for the last oh 25 years of his life deep into that time I thought to talk with him with a tape recorder running I never did you'll never hear his voice saying anything what a dope I am when he started driving a car there was no such thing as a driver's license he was under five feet tall with huge hands and feet and his hair stuck out from beneath his dirty baseball cap like pills on a porcupine it didn't bother him to hold live wires and he could find water with a stick or a coat hanger it didn't matter which the skin on his hands was so tough he could just reach in and take a pie out of the oven he showed me how to hold a nail and at the same time to drive it with a hammer using only one hand around 80 he discovered Playboy amazed that he could see those girls all totally naked and glowing right there he once mailed a donut to my dog he knew how to lift a barn all by himself one day I got a call from a friend who said old Harold just died in the hospital heart attack an hour later the friend called back Harold ain't dead he come back to life not only that when the nurse returned he was sitting up and smiling a few years later he really did die of a fire in the house he was born in I once asked him for his mailing address you can put Harold Clow East Calus Vermont or Harold Clow Adamant or North Montpelier Woodbury or Calus don't matter none it'll get to me and I'll close with a few poems of my own my life as a farmer being a farmer is the loneliest thing in the world the field is like a religion you dedicate yourself to and when there's a cloud burst you can't be elsewhere hopefulness and a worrisome nature are among the attributes of a basically farming man you're all alone with your seeds and your concentration you don't have time to see friends and it's not for them to understand you don't have anybody only a pig and some chickens and you have to think for them you're all alone with their feed and your concentration and that's all you have you're a farmer actually I didn't really write it you see the real subtitle is my life as a farmer by James Dean because I visited the James Dean Museum and whatever state that would be in and there was a little thing he had written my life as an actor what it was like to be an actor and I just put farmer everywhere he said actor being an actor is the loneliest thing in the world acting is like a religion you do and it works for poetry too reminded me of or politicians or politicians being being the governor is the loneliest thing in the world government is like a religion you dedicate yourself to and when there's a cloud burst you can't be elsewhere you see it works for everything it really it really it really it really does I really wrote this one it's called the great loneliness by March the hay bales hay bales were ripped open exposed in the fields like bloated gray mice who died in December I came upon them at dusk and there a tar lifted my spine until I felt like turning over turning over an old leaf so I walked on a walking pitchfork from every maple hung a bucket or two collecting blood to be distributed across America so people could rise from their breakfast healthy hoping to make a go of it again now this is a riddled explanation but I am a historian of pagan means and must walk five miles a day to cover the period I will call the great loneliness and the name will stick so successfully that for years afterwards children will complain at meals and on sunny days and in the autumn and at Easter that their parents are unnecessarily mute and their parents will look down harshly upon the plates and beach tiles and leaves and bunnies and say you don't know what you are talking about you never lived through the great loneliness and if you had you would never speak and the children will turn away and consider the words or lack of them and how one possible explanation might be that inside our bodies skeletons grow at an increasingly secretive rate though they never mention it even amongst themselves that obviously was inspired by the fact I grew up by parents who lived through the great depression that's all I ever heard about and let's close because this one might put it where we want to be right about now it's called barbarians here and there between trees cows lie down in the forest in the mid-afternoon as though sleep were an idea for which they were willing to die thank you


So, just as an intro to this video, my camera isn't quite high enough, the tripod so I want to raise it, so I finally found a good use for my PhD thesis. Today I'm talking to you about this book. It is for clinicians and it is to help improve our practice when supporting women and girls with autistic spectrum condition autism. So it's written by Fiona Fischer-Berlevant, her name is something like that, I'm not good with the names thing. It seems to be a running theme in my book reviews. Anyway, it's written by her, Fiona, and she has got loads of experience, like 30 years of experience working with people on the spectrum in camps, so really, really good practical down-to-earth advice from a specialist nurse working on the front line. So the book basically came out of Fiona's frustration working with young women with autistic spectrum condition and feeling like we could do this better, essentially, and I think their frustration too. And so in the book, she works directly with young women affected by autism and they come up with suggestions and guidelines, really, really practical stuff that clinicians can use to improve their practice. And the nice thing about the book is it feels really doable. So it's all about building the right kinds of relationships essentially and it recognises some of the bits where we might go wrong and the different approaches that we might take. So it's not about saying, hey, you're getting this all wrong now, it's about saying these are some things you might do slightly differently or these are things you might look out for. So it's kind of, I don't know, it kind of, it doesn't feel judgmental, like sometimes these things can, but rather it's supportive. It's building on your existing skills, I guess, rather than criticising your current practice. So I will just show you the contents here hopefully now. And so you can see that the book kind of works through in a fairly logical fashion, which is great for people like me who are autistic. Love this. Yes, we kind of understand, first of all, why we're looking at girls and young women and understanding that this is a bit different than working with boys and men and that we might not recognise, that masks quite often. We then meet three people who tell their stories throughout this and the nice thing is that we hear from them and also from their parents and caregivers too. So you get these different insights throughout the book, which is really nice. It really brings it to life. So you've got both the kind of clinical experience of Fiona. So the professional working on the front line, then also the women themselves and girls themselves and then their families too. So you've got these different viewpoints, which really kind of gives a richness to the book and gives you lots of different angles from which to look at this and different points of view as well. So I think that's the other nice thing is that so Millie, Darcy and Esther have quite different experiences and that shines through throughout the book and it just really reinforces that, whilst the book can give you guidance and ideas, actually, you know, when you've met one person with autism, you've met one person with autism and that we need to be flexible and be reflective of our practice and always be looking to develop it. And then we kind of work on through. So it starts with relationships and it's really key here. The relationships form the kind of the bedrock of the whole of the rest of the book. So that chapter is really important. And then we kind of work on through about how we can ensure we get appropriate diagnosis. Comorbidities is a great chapter. I think that's one that many of my network will find especially helpful. So we look at things like comorbid anxieties. In case you're not a clinician, comorbidity just means two different things alongside each other or multiple things alongside each other. So you might be autistic and have an eating disorder or autistic and have a diagnosis of anxiety, for example. And it looks at how sometimes these comorbidities are easily missed, for example, and the signs that we might look out for. And then there's stuff around assessment and intervention. So it's really thorough. It is like many of the books I like, not huge, but really, really thorough. So to give you a bit of an idea, I'll show you a few pages that I've picked out. So I'm looking first at page 82. This is in the comorbidities chapter. And this page I picked out because he's looking at OCD, obsessive compulsive disorder and what that might look like in women with autism. And noticing why we might sometimes overlook it and what this might look like and realising that the OCD might sit separately to the autism, but the two conditions might sort of feed off each other, etc. So I think that's a really nice example of how helpful that comorbidities chapter is in improving our understanding. Then I wanted to highlight page 34. Now, I really like page 34 because it's basically a list of reasons why we shouldn't see always the diagnosis of autism as a terrible thing. But that actually, if instead we embrace this and we work with the person who we're supporting, that's actually there are parts of those autistic traits that can prove to be really beneficial in terms of supporting them. So, yeah, thinking about their ability to see detail and how helpful and that can be. So I like that because it's really positive and quite often we take a bit of a deficit approach to things like autism and we think it's all doom and gloom and actually this helps us to spin that on its head and gives us some really positive and proactive stuff that we can do as clinician. And then I wanted to highlight page 43 because this is kind of this feels like the crux of the book really. So page 43 is in the chapter where we're looking at the relationships that you can build with someone with autism. And this in particular is about being humane and I particularly picked out this bit, both because I think it really highlights the approach of the book and gives you real flavour for what this is like. But also this shows how the author has drawn on the experiences of both Millie, who is a young woman who is autistic and also her parent, Lisa. And it also shows how much difference this, you know, changing the approach can take. So Lisa says when she was finally given an appointment, the meeting was excruciating to watch. She sat rocking in a chair and picking invisible flecks out of the air. It felt as if she was being interrogated and she couldn't answer the questions that were being put to her and so on and so forth. But then Millie says, you know, what happened after she had a more positive therapeutic relationship? It was so important to feel a connection with someone who was there to help. I didn't feel like a number in a system. I felt like a person who mattered and who was actually cared about. So you see how much difference it can make when we take time to change our approach a little bit. So it's, yeah, great book, three, three things. I was like three things that I most like about books. So I think this falls into my small but mighty criteria. So many books that I really like tend to be quite short, really concise, but pack a mean punch. And this is definitely one of them. Like it's a short book, but there's so much information in here. And it's one you could keep returning to in order to try and kind of improve your practice. Secondly, I really like the fact that there's really good practical advice and ideas here, but that it's building on your existing strengths rather than just looking at where current weaknesses might be in your practice. And then finally, I really love the mix of kind of clinician input and then also the lived experience from the young people and their parents as well. So there's lots of different voices kind of telling this story and letting you see it from different points of view. And I think that's a real, really sort of valuable part of the book. So I would recommend it. I mean, it's aimed primarily at clinicians to help you improve your practice. But actually, anyone who is doing significant amounts of work, building relationships with young women with autism or women of any age, I guess, with autism, it would be worth a read, really. I think it's a bit of an eye opener and can help to just improve your understanding of those girls and young women that you might be working with. So, yeah, don't think it's not for you just because you're not a clinician. I would certainly consider getting hold of a copy and giving it a go. I hope it was helpful. Please do subscribe for new videos on Tuesdays and Fridays. And I'll see you next time. Bye.


Hi everyone, happy Wednesday at one o'clock. I've been doing well every Wednesday at one o'clock here To hang out and answer your questions about resin. I have a lot of stuff prepared today. I'm very organized Unlike past week so it feels good and I'm just gonna go around Take you to my different stations talk about art answer some questions and hopefully You know, you'll leave this live video with something to do after this live video. I'm going to Not do very much. Hello. Welcome. Thanks for showing up We're gonna get going in just a second. We got lots to do today. Let me walk you around. Oh, hello Ed and Andrea Zach So Hello, everyone welcome. I'm just gonna walk around and go over some of the stuff we're gonna do today based on And the stuff that we're gonna do in the studio today is based on questions from last Wednesday at one o'clock So we're gonna answer a whole bunch of those questions do a bit more reasoning move some projects forward and then call it a day So let me know if you have any questions, but Here's the order of stuff. Hi from North Carolina. Welcome Mary Beth First we're gonna talk about reasoning watercolors. It's watercolor paper then we're gonna talk about Building wooden canvases. I have some examples over here of wooden canvases Then we're gonna talk about someone asked about using markers on resin I have some examples of Acrylic paint markers on resin This is my collection. Then I wanted to share good art bin This toolbox we'll get into that then We were going to talk about Cross stitch so see this. Hey David Yolanda here. Hey Yolanda. Hey, Mississippi Ontario Canada cool This is a cross stitch Rebecca did for our daughter. We're gonna mount it on here and resin it and see what happens That was a question someone had and we did a bunch of wood stuff last week You see this at the bottom of it big studio, but I have a small one oops creations Well, enjoy your small studio something Look, I want all the resin soaked into this wood. So we're gonna resin this one again tape it up more Wow, we got a lot to do hi from California. Hi from New Orleans Debbie Leanne. Welcome. Thanks for coming This one too the last week we taped it up Trying to fill this crack from the wood expanding and contracting it was an outdoor by the fire games table then I Wanted to test out this new mold that we got We Have been trying a bunch of different molds that make these kind of things. See It's not nice So I just wanted to pour the first one in this just so we can get an idea if we like these and What else we're gonna coat this piece of wood with resin And I'm gonna keep coating this piece of wood with resin trying to fill in this crack, but it just won't fill out So that's a lot of things to do That's a lot of things to do. I hope you're doing well in Ontario Canada southern Ontario for about an hour west of Toronto and it's a beautiful sunny day outside finally The quarantine is still in full effect, but it seems to be easing off a little bit. Hey from Sweden work of heart Good evening, maybe or good morning. It's one o'clock here in Ontario Canada Let me show you Mom it looks great So I don't see it why I put tape on the bottom evening. Okay So see I put the bottom because And so I'll just be able to Pull it and they'll pop off see that it's off And same thing with this one we did I just have to spend the time to take all the tape off Just pull it and Those will pop off from the Netherlands very cool Well, why don't we just get started from Las Vegas? Shexie Shelley so Let me know if you have any questions, but I'm just gonna be talking and showing things When we went to Watoco, Mexico, I painted three of these exact same watercolors Hello from Ontario Hello from Ontario So three of the exact same painting and watercolor paper Florida says hi, I hope you're doing all right Florida We're gonna make it through all this Ontario says hi So look at the color. This was this is EX 74 This is our resin see the difference. I don't know if we can tell how much it yellowed But here's the key The question was can I resin watercolor and the answer is yes Every watercolor paper is different some are more absorbent than others The best thing to do is you want to mount it to a hard surface.  Not as much it doesn't make them pop like other paints. No I Think there's more of a soaking in or something But you still can do it So you want to paint on white because some watercolor paper will get slightly translucent and you can actually see through the paper So if you're seeing through the paper on to a piece of wood like this, it'll make your paper look darker So the solution is spray varnish is I mean this one's fine. Carolina crystal clear acrylic spray varnish This is a matte finish doesn't really make a difference, but basically when you spray down your watercolor paper that's mounted It creates a seal over the top so you can pour the art resin right on top and it won't soak into the paper There'll be a barrier between the two layers. Maybe do a couple coats of this Spray. Hello everyone. Welcome Tawny. Hello from Edmonton Edmonton. Do you still have snow? My goodness North Carolina. Thanks for doing this Good if you have any questions, let me know I'll go on to the next thing so that answers Can I resin watercolor? Yes, you can just maybe pre-seal and paint the surface white the next question was About building wooden canvases so I Mean there's a thousand ways Sydney again. Yay. Yes. I got live again Wednesday at 1 o'clock I'm gonna keep trying and then people ask questions and I write a list and then they think about it throughout the week so Yeah, why not Woodland Washington, okay, I'm just gonna keep going so building wooden canvases. There's lots of different ways to do it And I'll show you a couple but you can be very Professional about it or you can just put it together and make it good enough, which is kind of my method so for example at the edges See how I didn't mariter this to be a 45 degree But then you can just sand the sand the edge and make it look really nice and then when you paint over it's fine so This one all these pieces all these canvases. Have you ever resin the balloon? No, we will next week great idea Of course, you should resin the balloon Write that down right here resin varnished acrylics. Yeah, you can resin over varnished acrylics. No problem I mean if you're ever on shirts make sure it's really dry. So this is a Resid this will be next week resin a balloon. Okay back to building canvases So as you can see this is this is two by two pine I used for these edges and this is just a scrap piece of wood and I wanted to make the actual size of the Mona Lisa So this is the actual size of the real Mona Lisa see so I just cut a scrap piece of wood and Got two by two pine and then With wood glue and clamps You just cut them in and put it into place. It's actually it's really easy to do You just need a palm sander. I'm not actually gonna do one today And then here's another example This is just I think one inch by two inch pine along the edge. I Glued it with wood glue and clamped it and it looks like on this one I actually put these L brackets because it wasn't doing very well, but that doesn't look very nice but Now this one Got a diagonal cross beam and what happened is I didn't have one and then this piece started warping So I just put it down on the ground. I cut that cross beam Put some bricks all up on the edges and then it got Unwarped so I hope that answers a question about how to build wooden canvases If you want me to go more in depth let me know But I mean building the canvases that creative process to I suggest just buying them the wood will it move after a while? What type of wood should you use if you can get your hands on birch? That's what they actually make them out of when you buy them from the store And I think that's because it has better. It's more it has better properties in terms of warping It doesn't work as much. So if you get birch for the top pieces and then I Mean, I don't know if there's I'm not a professional Wooden canvas builder, but I've had fun with just using whatever I can find bleeding hearts blooming now Is that a flower? I think Preserve with your resin. Okay Do you know what silica sand is get some silica sand and dry it out in silica sand and then that way It preserves its color if you were just to just put If you were just to put fresh flowers into resin it the resin heats up and it'll take all the color out of it Turn it brown. So you need a slow cure resin. I'm gonna write that down on the list Flowers, I'm do some tests for next week Flowers, I mean, we're gonna show these today Okay, I'm so easily distracted, but we're doing great Building wooden canvas next was someone asked about can I use markers on resin and I brought one example of So this was resin all the white is all just acrylic paint marker same with this one I don't know if you can see it Can you see that it's two people kissing anyways The markers that are best to use our acrylic paint markers, I love acrylic paint markers basically If you don't know what an acrylic paint marker is I'll show you So acrylic paint markers It's a big hollow tube full of like a high-flow nice paint And then on the top it has like a knob like that. They're all kind of the same and Basically you Just push down on the knob to bring the paint out and then you can kind of paint with it So we found that acrylic paint markers worked really great For working on resin See and you can use any color so I'm trying to keep this quick, but I'll show you with another color too I'm excited for when we can have more people in the same room together We can hold this phone for me and read the comments Maybe next week maybe by next week in Ontario of Canada tomorrow is a big announcement about phase one It doesn't scratch off It scratches off it does scratch off But I mean paint will scratch off a painting So if you go up there with nail and you scratch at it, it'll come off, but it doesn't smudge off It'll be dry. I mean you can always recode it with Another coat of resin. Yeah, I think that's what was done here So this one was paint then marker then another coating Water-based or oil-based. They're all they're all water-based. It's acrylic acrylic paint markers I mean You can paint with oil paints over top of cured resin The thing about oils it just takes a lot longer. Hey Dave from Texas cool Once again, that's where art resin is Made manufactured everything goes there. It's mixed together their package there. We got in Carrollton, Texas So, oh my kids are here. What are you doing here? Oh? That's so nice Look all this fun stuff. So these are these are samples that go out to retailers whenever retail opens up again I'm just showing different things that you can do with art resin. So they have nice displays at their stores Isn't that beautiful? Coasters these types of geo things Okay, guys I'll talk to you soon. Okay Thanks for saying hi guys They're so nice They're so nice All right Let me look at my list to see if there's anything else to talk about so we talked about you the Markers on resin next. I just wanted to show you this art bin and like another artist showed me this it's just Look at it. It's what I use for all my art supplies for taking back and forth. It's not too nerdy, but Back when you could take art classes. I know isn't that so cute? But they actually didn't come to say hi to me they came because when they come to the office They get to watch TV and we have a snack Covered so they just eat junk food and watch TV. It's not about me at all Art bin check. Okay, let's glue this cross stitch down. I'm gonna figure out how to do this Yes, I gotta get a scan To do this I'm gonna write that in my to-do list for next time. All right, I Never thought I'd be working on cross stitch on YouTube They are smart. They're so smart Okay There we go. We can see something here. Great All right So look at this Just a wooden panel I painted it white This is cross-dressed cross stitch, you know cross stitches just a glue stick nothing fancy, okay? rare from printmaking I'm gonna grab some scissors and cut off the There's some little bits of stuff on there. See one moment Thanks, sorry Rebecca was very nervous about me experimenting on Her cross stitch because she worked really hard on doing this. Okay. Good Go Okay, I'm just gonna let that dry then I'm gonna cut the edges in the meantime Over to our wood issues so Last week I had these two pieces of wood Of many pieces that we were doing and so much resin escaped to the bottom so much resin just soaked into it so I'm just gonna add a whole bunch more tape and Now that the resin soaked in and it's kind of pre-sealed this That this coat of resin should more stay on the top. I got a really fill in these nice big cracks there What do you use to your yuppa paper to a wood panel? I I mean I'd choose a glue stick Yuppa paper. I'm gonna play with that next week. We got a bunch of yuppa paper Yuppa paper mounting I'll talk to some people and see what they do for mounting, but I think it's just a glue stick if you can yeah Okay, yuppa yuppa paper mounting next week so Again because when we resin this one the wood was still a bit wet apparently so that it expands and contracts Paste it is good too cool So I just I really want to fill in this crack. I'm going to add a bit more tape to the back of that Add a bit more tape to the back of this Okay, and I like using just this Tuck tape Then you went into those river tables. How do you get dried resin resin do from the cup? If you just kind of squeeze squeeze and bend the cup It should pop up. I mean if uh It might just be time to throw at your cup You know, I seem to get like three to five uses out of a good cup No more than that. That's good one for the side So this one's ready to resin. So this is unlabeled tack tape We were looking at selling this stuff. I'm just calling it art tape But it costs so much money. It's not a cheap product. I mean to think of roll of tack tape is like nine or ten bucks or more But it's the best tape for this type of job. I'm wearing gloves while I'm taping look at this disaster What? I wear gloves just all always just because When you work with resin your life just becomes sticky Bull life one more piece these things We're gonna do a test of this mold Fill in this wood And do a first coat on this piece of wood Hey, houston So I just found this in the garden I have a new place that we got So why not resin it? Okay, we're on the trade mix I don't need to mix up too much resin today, which is nice Neato Yeah Okay, so Puerto Rico so cool Nice Hopefully this is really sharp. Okay. Look at that. It's not cute So we're gonna see what happens when you resin cross stitch I'm a bit nervous that there might be some bubbles because there's all these holes, but we'll find out All right So I covered everything on the list watercolors building wooden canvases markers on resin Art bin cross stitch taping wood Now we just have to resin Good, let me get this mess out of here set up the camera perfect Oh life is so much easier when you have a to-do list Julie, yeah, if I get bubbles I can resin it again Just sand it down. Is that a good view of the table? I'm gonna be working like here I'll go like that Tape one more thing I'm just gonna tape the bottom of this really fast So that the resin drips won't stick to the bottom And just go in the tape drawer and just do some painter's tape now I say this every time but Try and take the tape off after bleach the next day If you wait longer than the tape it gets really hard to take off Resin gets resin cures higher over time. Okay, there you go Succulents how expensive is the resin? I don't know It's on amazon or on art resin.com It depends on the size that you buy But just like anything the bigger containers are less money per gallon And in our accessory kit we have these nice little stands see Just to hold things off the table So you get four of those in the accessory kit Good So let me lay this out nice start small Yeah, until you get the hang of it Okay, what arm us? Yeah, the stands and these stands are Lay the stuff out a bit nicer so you can Everything that I'm gonna be doing we're only resining Half of the table today. Usually the table is completely full. Yeah, perfect. So I'll do the mixing over here So I'm just gonna I'm just gonna I'm just gonna make 24 ounces of each size And I'm just kind of making that up. No, that's too much. I'm gonna do 20 of each size Because I know a lot of this is gonna get soaked into this piece of wood that we're filling up this hole in So this is the hardener. It doesn't matter if you do the resin of the hardener first and then Our good friend Joanne gives us all of her her Raw dog food containers and these work fantastic for mixing resin Love the tree bird master never six minute Yorkshire roast chicken Matrix for dinner. Okay ways to store finished and unsold work. Oh I have lots of great work I have lots of great ways to store unfinished work. Let me show you one way I can't go down to the basement because uh I lose internet connection but see up here. What are we look what I bought So this is just a shelf for my key and then above it just with two by fours You see That's how I do it And that's say it changed my life forever Yeah, like see this I have all these rock thing but for a smaller or medium canvases So it just takes a couple some two by fours and you do a sketch Yeah, isn't that great? It's a serious problem. How do I store my my artwork and you kind of learn these tips from other people over the years And you see other people's workspaces Yeah, thanks black grower. You see the basement's really cool, too so Can you see everything I'm doing? All right, so that's 20 just over 20 ounces of the hardener Pour it in there These are the stir sticks found stands that work online at a guard site place too. Oh smart. So planter planter stands Yeah, you can use anything long time. I used a lego and duplo for stands children's toys They stopped making these stir sticks because of corona virus I always get it on me. Yeah um So we have to find new stir sticks and here's the resin same thing just a bit over 20 Large popsicle sticks work too to make torches as we stir. Yeah, large popsicle sticks work. Just fine Oh, it's like the the hard plastic one ice pop sticks. Yeah The luck pot I they're bringing a big bucket. You need nice long ones And then these ones you can reuse over and over and over and over again. Just gonna wipe this out How long do I have to use the resin? trick kitchen plastic spatula Yes, good idea kitchen plastic spatula you have Um at room temperature You have about 45 minutes I wouldn't paint the resin when it's dry why not You can paint the resin If you have about 45 minutes if you're in a colder room you have a lot longer if you're in a hotter room You have a lot less time So But then some people will come back maybe after two hours Like say if you're pouring a nice it's supposed to be glossy, right? Yeah, I guess yeah, it is glossy, but then uh I mean, I guess this is so objective like you can paint over top of it and it kind of looks neat Yeah What I I often do like many many layers Silicone mixing cups alcohol. Yeah smart work time when using the resin Before you shouldn't touch it anymore so Honestly after After three hours, it's thick enough that you can pour another coat on top That makes sense After about an hour If you were to like scrape away some of it It it might not self level so I'd say after about an hour, but then here's the thing like There's people that do like these big river tables and they'll fill it up with Different pigments and then if you come back in an hour Repeat the working time. Yeah, one sec if you come back in an hour You can move around the resin and the colors will move around in it and make some cool effects So yeah, it was 45 minute working time But then after that, I mean what if you want to come in after 45 minutes and they put in another color of it and then see how the the The different cure times of the different resins will interact and mix together So you can kind of use the cure time as a bit of an art form if you're playing around with pigments So stir for three minutes scrape the sides So tired of this all we were talking to so, um People we work with in texas and in texas you can go get your haircut. You can go get a massage in texas right now unbelievable And oh, we're gonna do a bit of asmr For those of you that like this Oh stacey and hope from regina so cool stacey Tell me your address I guess you're like my cousin-in-law or something stacey in suscachuan Posted a picture using art resin and then found out that we do art resin Are they spiking in texas? I don't know. They're so nonchalant about it. They're all just like sitting in a room together just like nothing's happening getting their haircut But what they did in texas, which I think was very smart Is they're going back to things as normal Well, here's what they're doing. They're getting back things as normal, but they're focusing really heavily on old folks homes So every single person in an old folks home gets tested and they just have like All their resources there. So that's what I was told anyways this morning And it seems to be a good strategy then they can get things moving again You can get your haircut get a massage Yeah, but up here that's unheard of True. It's good old texas. Yeah Good old texas Okay, so I think that's been three minutes. So then you stir a bit longer because you're not sure Germany hi from Germany. I hope you're doing okay there It seems like Germany's got things under control. Good leadership From the media I get in Canada Okay, well what we're about to do now is we have six different things to pour on Just a recap for anyone's that new 23rd Get a haircut after watching my husband almost died. No way Oh, sexy shelly. That's terrifying. So sorry to hear that Working from home not going out at all. Yeah Air force veteran. Yeah Just be smart, right? Oh Serious stuff. So today for anyone who's new we are resigning across this piece here.   How do you cover all that at once once it's poured? I'm not going to cover The wood because I know I'm going to be doing more coats probably doing some sanding and more coats So it's not the final coat. I'm just going to be covering this little thing So I'm just going to find a box, but I'm not too worried about that because They're going to get sanded and and finished I'm just kind of filling in cracks and getting him the resin soaking into it So a slow cure resin is a resin that slows cure meaning two things one It allows for lots of time for bubbles to get out of the resin And two because it's so slow the chemical reaction happens really slow So there isn't a bunch of heat generated Which turns the resin yellow so you can pour you can use a slow cure resin to do something very very thick And all the bubbles will come out of it and it won't overheat Which is a problem with surface coatings like art resin if it's too thick it'll overheat So I'm going to test slow cure resin on this All right, I'm going to take you with me while I pour Come along Join me See this Isn't that neat it's made by a bunch of different pieces with resin tint in it What else is neat This back one here is a big painting I did a deep resin for three inches and could not get rid of all the little bubbles I use art resin as well. Yeah, Debbie. Master Jesus. Hello. Is the coat too thick? It will overheat. Yes That was just a lot of questions I missed Yes, if you go too thick with art resin it overheats and it discolors So that big painting in the back That one Or is that one this one is actually for a netflix show through a friend But then the coronavirus came so it got cancelled And uh, this is our materials wall Showing you thing that you can use artwork on this Plasticine metal standing alcohol ink marker Well that netflix one was actually uh, I had to copy someone's existing painting because it was already sold So It's not really original. All right. Let's pour resin So first one That's cool Here that a little bit more. Isn't that pretty? Okay No, I'm not going to do that silicone one are your tools easily cleaned. What kind of material is reusable the best type of I mean you want a really hard plastic. That's a bit bendable And smooth so that the resin can be just cracked right off of it. So it's definitely reusable HDPE plastic Same with these things are definitely reused I'm sorry what I do with my container once I'm done pouring the resin but Um, it's definitely reusable Okay, see this big gully I'm just filling it with resin too So this wood wasn't completely dried so it cracked wonderful ever make it One million with 9,024 hours versus canada They hit that many Are you serious? Well, they all seem fine in texas The people I know and they don't really seem to know anyone that's been affected by it other So, I don't know It's really weird. Is it ever gonna fill up? I know so much data Yeah All right, then this one was this crack that happened So i'm just filling that in too Amen crow six members family. Are you kidding me? I'm sexy sexy shelly. Where are you from? That's unheard of. I don't know anyone that even got the virus. Okay, hopefully That stays in there. No joke. Gosh All right, as always, I made too way too much resin Uh east coast All right, this is a random uh Oh, why don't we make some of these? So these are uh Coasters and then you put a alcohol ink and ink sinker in them Actually, I forgot to do this old man here ready for this This is gonna get really dark Yeah, no, I won't waste the resin. There's always something to pour the resin on I need to go hands-free sorry Here's one good thing about this was so we just made this big long bench For the length of the room and it's just so good for storing stuff See like we can have all our wooden small wooden canvases and Well, just a whole bunch of junk actually Oh, I wanted to fill this This mold up I made this mold to try to make a big cube Okay, let's get this finished. All right. I'm just spreading the resin on this It actually looks like a lot of the resin is soaked right into the fabric So, uh, I'm going to put some more on here Oh, and the uh, it looks like the the ink and some of the um thread is Running that's that good Oh Coming up the bottle How do I fix that? It's looking good No major release Okay So before I'm done, there's two more things I'm going to do I'm going to put some alcohol ink drops into these coasters and show you that because it's pretty cool I'm going to use these fancy torches And get rid of all the bubbles and I'm just going to continue to rub the epoxy down on this dude here And then we're going to cover up this piece and get out of here Okay How did the bark turn out? Oh, I'll show you it's so cool. Um It's rasking. I'm just going to keep putting resin on it like it turned it into like a piece of Plastic almost like it's rock solid and Again, I don't know why there's no reason to be doing this but it just It just soaked up all the resin so it's like a solid chunk of wooden resin so Yeah So to reuse this container, I'm just going to go like this And then next week Or whenever I come to clean this Just squeeze it and it pops off and you can just pull the whole thing out one one good piece The first coat for this dude. It's okay This crack is filled So of course once this is dry and this crack is filled I'm going to sand the heck out of it then do one final coat and it'll be fixed It'll have a crack in that but it'll be full And this one looks great Tons of resin This is the second coat of resin so this everything's sitting on the surface a lot more than the first coat was Good Okay, let me get some colors. So I'll how alcohol and where ink works is you add color, but then Oh, thank you. Then it's this white that you need to make The alcoholic sink down for some reason the properties of this white Is what you add to the colors to make it sink down in the resin. So I'll show you this It's pretty cool Next week, I'll have someone holding a camera for me if The government of Ontario says that's okay I need to get the art resin tints. Hey guys, we have six day watching and only 18 likes. Let's hit the thumbs up Oh, that's nice free spirit arts That's nice. Yeah, so watch This is the alcohol ink One second sir So Watch I'm just going to put a bunch of color in Here too Here too That'll be our pink set How do you clean your measuring cup? I put it upside down like this All that measuring cup, um I'm just not going to clean it That one the resin is going to cure inside of it and then it'll peel right out I just cleaned up so I don't have any options to show you So look what that pink did pretty cool, right? But now Hand sanitizers, right? And now This is uh ink sinker And basically it creates uh Yeah, the resin did come up the bottom I gave up I thought I'd fixed that See, so I'm going to keep doing that. I don't I don't know why I'm doing this anyways But I'm just going to keep doing it So look what we did And so what's going to happen is that white actually sinks down into the resin and pulls the pink And then from the side you can see all these tendrils going down I have two more here to do You know, I'm just going to make a whole bunch of pink ones because zoe likes pink I'll show you how these turned out next week and that is how you make art Is there a point in time when you can lift and blend a thin slab of resin to make bowls? Yes, there is great question And we've done a bunch of those I wish I knew where they were We have a whole video on that This white stuff is called ink sinker I just had some other people Clean the studio. So I don't know where everything is to show you Um ink sinker you can get on art resin.com or on Amazon See so these okay Never heard of ink sinker Well, we just found out that it was the white that was causing that cool effect of sinking You could put pot plants on those wood pieces. Yes, you could Pot plants What else do we need to do?  This will be really fast I'm just going to use this small cuff that already has the measurements on it And how much do you think this is? Do you have to guess? I don't know So slow cure resin is a two to one mixing ratio, which makes it a bit more math But we can survive with a bit of math So I'm going to do uh Three ounces of resin And one and a half ounces of hardener three ounce of resin three ounces of resin Now look at this. This is uh Which brand is that? I can't tell you this is very liquidy. See And that's because when like we're doing really really thick pieces No, it won't cure yellow If you're doing really thick pieces If it's more liquidy like this Like water Then the bubbles can escape So one and a half ounces of this 1.5 perfect three and 1.5 And the thing about slope not everyone in texas is going out. I'm waiting for a spike. I'm in houston not doing anything outside But grocery as well as smart does the store. Well, is it more fluid for sure? Yeah, it's when we add stores. It's about the same Wonderful work until next time working part. Yes, Wednesday's at one seem to work for me If you have any other questions, let me know put them in the comments. I wrote down three things already that will do But take care so houston texas you're uh being safe That's good.  Otherwise, what are you going to do like a hundred coats of art resin? You could Everybody's masked. Bye for now. See you later Oh, yes, I'll show you that. I hope the texas coasters turn out well next week. We'll do it Yeah popsicle sticks Black crow Super liquidy, eh? Yeah, it has a bit of a smell almost fruity But not much Okay Best to you and yours. Yes. We'll see you next Wednesday at one o'clock right down any questions you have It'll give me some craft to prepare. Hope I can help Thanks everyone 100 silicone detergent molds yesterday. It's been 24 hours in doors. The smell is strong No, no VOCs I kind of missed what that question was Silicone molds I didn't get the laundry detergent part. Oh, hello a mutlu I better push these torches So I'm testing out a casting resin In a mold that we have I've been explaining the slope here what that is never made those Okay See this Let's see what happens Right to the top So actually Ollie one of the guys that got his hair cut and texas recently is just came on If you have any questions for Ollie who's going out and cutting his hair getting massages The beauty parlor Yeah, this mold is for uh, well the idea was The idea was to make a nice caner for some succulents See Something like that, but then this is just a different. Yeah, just a small container But it's just using a different type of resin So that there should be no bubbles and we don't need enough to torch it Speaking of torching I'll look at the surface of this Tabletop resin used to make coasters and yeah, you can use tabletop resin for coasters and jewelry. Absolutely I might sand it and do a uh Oh, thanks black crow. You're so nice wild flange torch is awesome. By the way buy it won't regret it Hear that Ollie someone saying they should buy this flanger Flame spreader All right Don't know why I'm doing this quickly here Now I don't hit the torch on silicone molds because it actually melts the mold and deforms it Okay I think I'm done. I'm gonna let this stuff cure Let me get my note paper and our to-do list for next week You can make your own molds using district and cold water and 100% silicone interesting Complex molds outside to complete the curing process Um Why do you want to set them outside? You can set them outside? Um to do that. Is it a temperatures thing or just because you don't have the space? Yeah, I mean with silicone molds. It's all about the quality of the silicone A strong smell inside from the silicone. Yeah, maybe you got a different silicone That doesn't have any solvents in it. Not all silicone has to smell silicone can have zero smell Seriously So next week we're going to try these things. We're going to resin the balloon We're going to find out some information about resigning flowers and Yeppo paper mounting I'll ask a couple people that I know do that and get their ideas No, I never wear a mask when I use resin because the resin that I use has no Solvents in it. There's no VOC so there's nothing that's coming out into the air Okay Yes, thanks everyone We accomplished a lot that was uh Stressful I found found that stressful I think I drink too much coffee Okay, be safe. Bye mom. Bye dad Um, if you have any questions put them in the comments and I'll see you next Wednesday at one o'clock Hopefully with some helpful stuff. Yeah, we'll see you next week. Hilga says why Is that a question, Hilga? Thanks everyone for watching That was fun We'll resin a lot more next week See you then I like your name free spirit art


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