Hello My name is Anna I am one of the three co-founders of female invest and we are an Adtech company with the goal of closing the financial gender gap today We do that by educating women on how to manage their money, but soon we'll be launching a trading platform as well Just a bit of background information on why I'm here before I'm diving into why this is so important and Exactly what we're doing at female invest and where we're going. So I Co-founded female invest with Emma and Camilla my two co-founders We all come from backgrounds where no one talks about money No one invests and we all had to learn the hard way when we were a teenager So we suddenly got an interest in the topic Since then a lot has happened we have co-authored two best-selling books We've won the world's largest start-up competition We've raised around ten million dollars in funding and we've built a product with paying users in 89 countries And yesterday I signed the deal to buy a trading platform And we were also in Y Combinator and on the Forbes 30 under 30 list within finance as the first Nordic women ever And I always start out with my CV because whenever I go on stage and present this idea people always assume It's like a little hobby project in my mom's basement and I was sitting I was at a really nice dinner yesterday and I was sitting next to this VC partner And I told him about female invest and he was like wow, that's so great We also donate to charity. I was like, yeah, it's not really what we do What we do at female invest is that we try to close the financial Gender gap and the way we do that is by Educating women on how to make the most of their money and how to begin investing Because for us, this is not just about money This is about freedom. It's about independence and it's about the ability to live life on your own terms We do this through multiple ways The biggest one is our online platform when women sign up they get access to all the learning content They need to make the most of their money webinars courses everything Then we have a community and social media of over 250,000 women and we work with some of the largest companies in the world having global partnerships with companies like UBS, Natstack, Facebook, Google, McKinsey and so on So yeah, our business model has two legs today B2C is by far the most scalable and that is the key focus as well But before I dive into our journey and how we got to where we are today I just want to pause and focus on the problem that we are solving Because today there is 195 countries in the world and not a single one has achieved financial gender equality That means there's not a single country in the world today Where women have the same freedom the same independence and the same opportunities as men do and this is a problem Not just for women, but for all of us Whenever I hear these numbers, I feel like there are some questions we need to ask Do we lack skilled female labor because that would be a very good explanation No, we don't in Western countries women are overrepresented in higher education So that's definitely not the reason why Well, then surely the mom the numbers must be improving Not really at least not fast enough According to the World Economic Forum, it will take 257 years to close the financial gender gap and that number is only increasing after the pandemic and Every time that we see financial volatility that we do now women are hit harder Then the last question we need to ask is have we acknowledged the problem? I know the people in this room. We're probably smart. We work in the area We probably do acknowledge that there is a problem that needs solving But when we ask general populations the majority do not think that we have a problem with gender bias Which I think is really scary So that's why we exist in female and best and that's a problem that we want to solve This is not a company against men. We build it with a lot of men as well have a lot of male employees We just target women When we started out we never intended for this to be a company I just met my co-founders at university and we immediately bonded over this Passion for investing and this passion to get more women into the space and the first time that we ever met We got the idea to start this little club of women discussing stocks We imagined it would be like a 10 15 women getting drunk and talking about their investments And so we launched a Facebook page. We just called it female invest So women would know it was for them and the first day that we launched More than 400 women signed up and then the ball kept rolling What was really interesting is that the majority of women signing up didn't know anything about investing they wanted us to teach them So what we started doing is that we started hosting these educational events We started partnering with companies because we couldn't physically fit all the women into the rooms and within the first year and a half over 25,000 women had physically attended our events and that's in Copenhagen alone 25,000 women it eventually got to the point where we would post an event on Facebook It was sell out in minutes And then there would be this secondary market where women would sell the tickets at overpriced and that's when we knew that we were Really onto something because while we were doing this all of the banks were hosting women's brunches and women's events having just empty rooms So we looked at each other We all signed at that point contracts with our dream jobs I was supposed to go work at McKinsey we ripped those contracts and we started female invest as a company We had zero money to start it with no network no experience It was just purely out of the passion and driven by the demand that we experienced We launched our first online platform with two thousand dollars, which I think is pretty crazy We then bootstrap the company for a full year up to seven full-time employees Meanwhile, we won the world's largest start-up competition and we got an equity free check of a hundred thousand dollars Use that to hire some more people get a salary and eventually get to our first funding round of one point six million dollars Getting funding was and still is I think a really difficult thing It's a difficult thing for all founders, but it's especially difficult if you are a woman or if you are a person of color I think I don't need to elaborate. We all know the statistics and after having raised money. I'm really not surprised of that We then took that money and we relaunched the entire platform like the first platform We launched was the most scrappy product you would have ever seen It was a WordPress site that would crash whenever more than 20 people were online at the same time and we got to 10,000 Paying monthly subscribers on that platform, which to this day. I still don't really get to be honest And the growth just kept going when super well We joined why a combinator last summer and on the back of that we raised an additional funding round of six and a half million dollars Now when I made this slide we have paying members in 83 countries We're actually up to 89 countries now, which is really exciting. It's moving super fast Where we are now is that we need to do two things number one We need to scale as all startups do we're already growing fast We need to grow even faster. We come from the Nordics, but now we set up offices in London as well I just moved to London, which is a quite a big thing for me took six months to get a visa I have zero friends in London, but let's see how it goes My boyfriend was really cute. He was like, oh, we should host a housewarming party and I was just like for who But yeah, so we need to scale the UK is our fastest growing market, so we're just doubling down on that right now But then apart from scaling we also need to expand the business because Building and at the company is really nice But we want to do a lot more because the problem with engaging women in the world of finance It's not just about education. It's about a lack of women in the financial industry It's about the products in the financial industry not being built by women not taking their demands into account We see that both in the more established world among the more Established banks, but we also see it in fintech the way it is today I don't know if any of you can mention just one woman who has built a trading platform I Can't mention a single one. I know styling bank has a female founder, but I don't know any women who've done it So what we want now is to launch a trading platform I'm not lying when I say that we get between 50 and 100 requests per week from women asking us If we have a trading platform when we'll have it coming back to us after we send them out to the ones that already exist Saying that it doesn't have exactly what they are looking for Building a trading platform isn't easy, but nothing on this journey has been So as I started out with saying we just acquired a trading platform as of yesterday Which was really exciting assigned the deal when I was sitting next to the stairs over there And and we hired the CTO to work in our company. We have around 30 full-time employees now So we want to launch trading waiting for the markets to get a bit better We raised a bit more funding in the spring But now we just want to ramp up and and do a series a within the coming year all of this is Driven by a passion is driven by a passion to help more women to empower more women and Essentially to make the world a better place Because imagine what the world will look like when more women have more money Money to support companies. We like money to support Courses we like and money to never ever be dependent on anyone or anything That's what we want with female invest and that's why we've been working day and night for the last three years And we are not done until women have the same financial possibilities in every single country in the world I'll be working for a really long time as you can probably hear That was the time I had a bit about female invest while we're doing the things that we're doing if you want to get in touch Please don't hesitate to reach out. I'm Anna Sufi from female invest You can see me on the program. We'd always love to partner and then I just want to say thank you


Hello, friends. Welcome back to the channel. We got our final release trailer for the Indigo Dress, which is releasing next week as recording this video on the 14th of December. So we got a bunch of new information, lots to go through in today's video. Thanks so much to everyone that joined the stream earlier today when it went live. It was a lot to take in all at once. We're going to take a bit more time to get our heads around everything we can expect to see in the Indigo Disc and everything that was released up to now. As I said, the Scarlet and Violet website has been updated. We've already dropped videos on the new Mystery Gift event for the Shiny Lucario so check that out and the new Terrorite event for Dialgar and Palkia along with the Mystery Gift for Darkrai. There is a massive outbreak event happening as well. They'll go live later in Scarlet and Violet and the Teal Mask and then when the Indigo Disc drops, we'll be able to have massive outbreak event for Milsury as well. It is running until the 21st of December but getting into the meat and bones of the trailer today, we started off with a deep dive into Area Zero where we got some new glimpses of what we'll be expecting when we return after visiting the Blueberry Academy. During your adventure in the Hidden Treasures you will return to Palkia and descend the Great Creator once more visiting a yet undiscovered place within Area Zero. What exactly is the hidden treasure of Area Zero and what is Tarapagos's hidden power discover the truth with your own eyes and then we get some gameplay footage of that obviously going through the floor deeper into Area Zero and then some more gameplay footage throughout the trailer where it shows us going through these kind of cave systems as you can see here and then it ends up with this terastalized kind of crystal tree that we see here which definitely gives off vibes of like Herbomistica if you see the imagery of Herbomistica it has that very similar look to it so it has maybe something to do with where the origins of Herbomistica come from. Maybe this is what powers the crystals around Paldare and has a very close link to Tarapagos and that 19th Terotype that we didn't really get teased in the trailer at all but very exciting that we know we're going deeper into Area Zero and obviously we've got a lot more to uncover down there. Hopefully that is where we get all the secrets of Tarapagos and its forms and it does look like from this imagery here that Briar is definitely going to be involved and Kieran as well who's definitely leveled up in the Indigo disc from the images that we've seen throughout the trailer. I didn't even realize it was Kieran first of all when we first saw it it was until afterwards that we were kind of looking at it and saying yeah that is Kieran got the hair tied up looks like he's definitely leveled up but between Briar and Kieran you feel like they're behind something going on in Area Zero obviously Carmine is that kind of partner that will probably join us when we go into Area Zero and help us out to rescue Kieran or whatever's happened to him but I'm sure everything will unfold I'm just looking forward to seeing what we'll find down there and how the story will end. The other thing that was really exciting was it has been theorized and talked about a lot in the community is the fact that we might be getting a new ride mechanic and this has been pretty much confirmed now unlock the power to fly with Corridon or Maraidon your ride Pokemon Legendary Pokemon Corridon and Maraidon will gain the power to fly for the first time when you take on the elite trial set by Amaris of the BB League Elite 4 while the power is believed to be just temporary it can apparently be made permanent allowing Corridon and Maraidon to fly at any time but only once you've made it far enough in your adventure Fly wherever you please with your Legendary Pokemon and enjoy the sense of freedom that only an open world can provide which is really good confirmation to get we did expect this after getting the kind of glimpse of that minigame the Fly minigame that we do with Amaris but this looks as though after you've maybe complete the Blueberry Academy that this is going to be unlocked and this is a feature that you'll be able to use when you come back to their Orchid Academy so very cool to see and it'll make just getting around the region a little bit more immersive rather than using the fly points that we have to use as we do at the minute another really cool feature that they did touch upon was the synchronize with your Pokemon and explore surrounding so you're actually going to be able to go into your Pokemon and play as your Pokemon in the games which is a completely new way to play once you progress far enough adventure in the Hidden Treasures of Area Zero Part 2 the Indigo Disc you'll be able to use a device called the Synchro Machine to see the world through the eyes of your Pokemon while synchronized with one of your Pokemon you'll be able to move them around and have them battle wild Pokemon a fresh new way to play the game it appears that this device is still a prototype you'll be able to use it once you help the scientist in the terrarium with her research you can also use a Synchro Machine when playing via the Union Circle which is pretty cool so you and your friends can experience the world of Pokemon together in a brand new way which is cool so this is obviously the professor that they're talking about the scientist researcher that they're talking about you'll have to do some sort of side quest minigame 4 to unlock this feature to get the Synchro Machine and then from that point on you're going to be able to kind of go into your Pokemon and play with them and I'm guessing as well that you'll be able to kind of going to any Pokemon that you've got in your party whichever Pokemon you kind of choose to which is going to be good so you're going to be able to even go into your party or any of the other Pokemon that are going to be accessible in the games which is very exciting and definitely something that I'm looking forward to trying out definitely something that I didn't expect to see coming in the Indigo disc now getting on to some more important information legendary Pokemon from throughout the series can join your team this is something that a lot of players have been anticipating coming into the Indigo disc knowing that we probably will get the legendary Pokemon we've had this confirmed in the trailer today there's a bit more information about how we can access them so during your adventures you can encounter certain legendary Pokemon from throughout the series if you find one you'll be able to battle it and add it to your team in order to encounter these legendary Pokemon first talk to Snacksworth who is this character here at the Blueberry Academy if you've met certain conditions you'll be able to get snacks from Snackworth that let you encounter specific legendary Pokemon back in the Paldare region so we kind of guessed this from the trailer like all the images where the Pokemon were appearing looked as though they were in Paldare so that is confirmation of that Snacksworth will share his extensive knowledge of these legendary Pokemon with you as well as tales of his heroic encounters with them why not listen to what he has to say so this is Snackworth and I'm guessing I don't know what we're going to have to do in game but we're going to have to meet certain criteria's within the Blueberry Academy and that will knock some of these snacks that once we've got them we'll be able to go back to Paldare to certain locations where these Pokemon will spawn and we'll be able to encounter them it does go on to say as well note that you will only be able to meet Snacksworth after completing the main story of the hidden treasures of Area 0 part 2 the Indigo Disc to receive snacks that allow you to encounter these legendary Pokemon you must complete Blueberry Quests bbqs and report back to Snacksworth bbqs can be undergone in the Terrarium at the Blueberry Academy so that is pretty much the criteria that it's talking about there but good confirmation that these will be kind of encounters aren't in Terrorids I think that was one of the big worries about the legendary Pokemon coming back if they were going to be encounters in a sort of Terrorids situation where we might not be able to shiny hunt them hopefully this information goes a little bit further to say we might be able to shiny hunt these or it's looking more likely that we'll be able to shiny hunt these Pokemon when they are accessible now getting on to the Blueberry Quests or the bbqs as they're kind of coining them this gives us a bit of information about these quests and what we have to kind of do information about the Blueberry Academy's League Club here are some fresh details on the League Club which you'll join at the Blueberry Academy Life at the Blueberry Academy includes extra curricular activities including Blueberry Quests or bbqs for short bbqs are assigned out to students by the school and completing them will earn you blueberry points or bp a currency used at the academy you can use bp in places such as the school store or the cafeteria but that's not all after joining the League Club you'll be able to use bp to do things like add features to the club room or invite other trainers you know to the academy what's more you'll be able to take on groups quests with your friends which may task you with things like searching for ditto that have transformed into blocks and hidden themselves around the terrarium have fun with your friends as you overcome challenging missions together so these look as though these are things you can do by yourself and also with players online you can see a few of the imagery here these aren't images I don't believe were in the trailer themselves but they do show some of the quests here catch the pokemon that matches the hints you've been given so you're going to be given hints by a trainer you're going to have to go out and catch those pokemon there's a few others there to rastalize your pokemon to defeat a wild pokemon some really easy ones that you're going to get low amounts of blueberry points for but you can see this top one here you're going to get 600 blueberry points for so I'm imagining if we're tying it back to the legendaries and snacks worth and things that you have to do to unlock those legendary pokemon they're probably going to be a higher blueberry point amount rather than these smaller ones it seem like they're going to be tasks that you can kind of just fulfill out and about there's another one where you have to take a photo of a wild pokemon that is swimming so these are kind of hard to read but I'm pretty sure that's what they're meaning and you can see there's the ditto block there that transformed into one so I'm guessing you're going to have to go around the terrarium find those and then report back to whoever give you the mission in the first place there's also trading pokemon after you talk with special coaches a few times they'll offer to trade pokemon with you the pokemon first time in the DLC so we've got confirmation of a brand new ribbon appearing for scholar and violet the partner ribbon if you have a pokemon where the partner ribbon it will be stored with the title containing the name of its original trainer that will display when the pokemon is sent out into battle go Ion as magnumite so that's pretty cool ribbon as well and one that could be good if you're sending pokemon to friends especially if you can obtain it in other means just outside of doing this kind of trade with certain trainers throwing styles if you donate blueberry points to the blueberry academy's baseball club you can change how to throw your pokeballs there are many throwing styles to learn find your favorite and spice up your pokemon battles so that's quite cool that you can get new pokeball animations that was something that's been talked about a lot as well whether or not we'll see that when these DLCs drop but that has been confirmed and you're going to be able to use your blueberry points to access those and then we've got really oddly enough the legendary pokemon ogapon as a new update as well just revealing all of the masks that we already know about from the TL mask but you can check out the trailer it is on youtube it is on the pokemon scholar and violet website now with all of the information to have a look through but this is pretty much everything that we got dropped today going over everything that we'll be expecting to see in the indigo disc when it drops next week on the 14th which is only a week away which is like crazy to think that it's only a week away I am full of questions though like what is down in area 0 what else are we going to find down there what is the tree all about how does the link to torapagos what does kirin's link have down there what does bryer's link have done there so many questions that I just really can't wait to kind of discover get some answers to and then obviously all of the post game stuff that we're going to have access to as well not only going to have all of the side quest which I'm guessing are going to unlock the start of pokemon through those kind of side quest blueberry or the bbq quest in the terrarium so that will probably link up to that I'm guessing all of these unlockable features will be using those bbq's to to access them but then the legendary pokemon as well and what other legendaries are we going to get in the game but aren't activated through snacks worth you know are they going to appear like dalgar and palkia through just terrorids so there's a bunch of post game stuff to look forward to and that's outside of everything that we'll be doing just in the blueberry academy and then back in pal dea but let me know what you're most excited for in the dlc's when they do drop from the information they've got from today's trailer and what do you think the tree means what link does it have to the terrapagos do you think that is the hidden treasure of area 0 that is powering everything all the crystals and stuff like that or do you think it has some other meaning behind it as well thank you so much for tuning in that's just a recap of everything that we got from today's video if you've enjoyed it please drop a like do subscribe to the channel as well to stay up to date with all of our pokemon scholar and violet content and we'll see you all in another video very soon so until then friends take care of yourselves and bye bye


So the biggest pressing gossip news stories on earth. Yeah, there's a lot of them out there right now. Sure. But one of the top international stories is a question only you can answer. Probably most questions are for the next OSR India trip. Mm hmm. Would your wife and kids be joining? I would hope so. There you heard of your first folks. But that would also be a much more expensive, a lot more expensive. But I would assume so. I would hope so. Yeah. And you know what I would love? I'd love it for be a conglomeration. I'd love for us to do that trip and have Ashley, Alexis, and Mike join us too. Then we'd need a giant tour bus. That's true.  You can follow us on Instagram, Twitter for more juicy content. Thank you to everybody who supports on Patreon. We'll just thank you. Follow us on official Twitter accounts. Subscribe to the like button. Today we've got a little vlog and this is of India's... Indian football is crazy. The Kerala Blasters. So this is actually a vlog of a soccer fan. We called it soccer, sorry. Right. We know what you mean when you say football. I didn't make up a word. So many things in America were like... Well, we're going to say it different than everybody else and we're the best. But also, I can't change that we call football something else. Kind of hard one. The NFL is as big as it is, you guys. Regardless. So I've heard actually a lot of... Some have called these fans the best soccer fans in all of Asia. The Kerala Blaster fans. Awesome. You don't see a lot about soccer, football, sorry. Right. In India. No. But I know it is a big sport. So probably after cricket, I think soccer is probably the second most popular sport. Wow, more than field hockey. Yes. Yeah. And I know there's a lot of football fans. Where does Kabaddi stand? Depends on the region. The region, yeah. But I think overall, I think is what people have told me. Cricket, untouched. Obviously. That is God. And then that would be football, I believe. Cool. So you guys let us know. But so this is a little... Which for those of you who don't know, that's this guy's sport grown up. Played from four to... Yeah, but that was for you. Like what baseball was for me. That was for you, right? Yeah. And I'm a big Manu fan. Here we go. Day's video, I float all the way to India. You heard what Dana White said about soccer. Let's go. Did you? Yeah. I bet you took exception to that. I have no doubt India fans are going to be the best fans in every sport. In everything. There's so many of them. Yeah, the passion is off the charts. We set ourselves some crazy challenges to try and complete in this video. And at the end of it, I want you to help me rate these insane fans. We definitely need to meet some die-hard Corella Blaster fans and get an idea why they love Corella Blasters. We're also going to try and go to the stadium beforehand and scout it out to see what we can expect. We definitely need to get kidded up in the brand new Corella Blasters T-Shirt. Not only that, we need to give some out to the fans. Finally, we need to join the Corella Blaster Ultras in the Manupada and go absolutely crazy with them. And hopefully we get to see Corella Blasters win their first game of the season. So we've been out and about in this crazy city and now we're going to go to the stadium. I'm so excited though. Look, everyone's lying in the streets outside. So first game opening day, right? Okay, obviously I'm here. Oh, look at that. He's getting attacked by the head coach. Reminiscent of when we went to the Mumbai game, yeah. That is the first game of the ISL season against the local derby match in 450,000 years. They got a Brit coach in their team, huh? Yeah, we're all looking forward to it. Well, I wish you all the best for tomorrow. I wish you all the best for tomorrow. You should be so far. One of the challenges of this video was to ask a question at the press conference. To be honest, I don't even know if we're allowed to do this. We've travelled quite far to watch the game tomorrow. So I was wondering how important are the fans going to be when they cheer you on tomorrow? Yeah, for me, it's the fans are very important. It's amazing to see and amazing to feel. All right, we've been doing a little bit of talking. Good for him. We're going to talk our way into meeting the players again. So we're going to ask them a question tomorrow. And this is it. We're seeing the stadium again. But the first... You're on the pitch. It's beautiful. Okay, we're here. Pretty stadium. We're going to blast the players tomorrow. I'm going to be with the yellow wall. It's going to be adipoly. It's going to be crazy, yeah? How does it affect you as a player? Does it help as a player? Yeah, really. 70, 75 minutes when they get exhausted there in their tears. But it doesn't go by 5-1. That's what we like to hear. And tomorrow, they're going to be loud, yeah? Yeah. Yeah, I wish you all the best for tomorrow. I'm a little bit worried because last time we were here, the whole place was shaking. We'll see that tomorrow. In the meantime, something that's very important is that we have to see some die-hard Corella Blaster fans. I've got some questions that I want to ask them. I'm intrigued why it's such a religion out here. And obviously, if we're searching for the best football fans in the world, these are going to be the perfect people to ask. So we've got, I think, 20 fans coming down from the ultra sections are excited to meet them. So I'm sat here with some of the absolute die-hard fans of Corella Blaster. How do you pronounce it? Manya Pada. Manya Pada. Manya Pada. We also have the Corella Blasters Army. So two different fan groups for Corella Blaster. Do you see it differently in the stadium? It's different fan groups? It's not surprising. We're going to be playing in the best gallery. It's better, two fan base, but there is not much difference. The main thing is, everyone's a die-hard Corella Blasters fan. Same different places in the stadium, but at the end of the day... Who's your favorite Mali Alam actor? And which player should I look out for? You remember? He's like the star player, yeah? Okay, and what about Rahul? He's also our corella boy. I filmed a two-touch challenge with him, and he's very skillful. Rahul, big shot, he's got... I know the last question that I've got for everyone. Blaster's going to win, right? Yes. Yo, look at this. This is crazy. Oh, thank you so much. Not a surprise. I'm going to show them. We had people... multiple. We had a ton. What time are you getting here tomorrow? Not a surprise. One of the challenges was to get the new jersey. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. And look what we've got on the back. We've got the name of the song. This is crazy. Adi Polly, beauty of a kit. Thank you very much. A kit? India is just one of those places. That is just nuts. This is the local newspaper. So, obviously, Blaster's on the front. They've got the full page advertising. Have we been in that newspaper? We were in one Kerala newspaper. We were. Yeah, I don't know which one. I bonked it. I hope I didn't screw anything up. No, you're good. So, one thing we're going to do is we're going to buy loads of Karela Baster's t-shirts and stuff like that. And we're just going to go give them out to some fans. Nice. They've got everything here. Bro, this is for you. Enjoy my friend. We're going to get interviews on live TV here as well. Do they blast Master the Blaster in the stadium? And everyone told me, if I come back for this game, it'll be even crazier, so we're here. Is it a rivalry game? The fans is what makes it special here. Give it! Give it! Give it! We've arrived at the stadium. We're here with Shazad, Tayo. We're literally at the stadium five hours before the game. It's an interesting stadium. We're told to come here because it's just going to be too crazy. Five hours before game time. I can't imagine what it is. Damn. Tailgating. It's going to be fun. Yeah, that's tailgating time. The stadium's there, but all the fans are just behind the barriers on it. We're going to walk down. I just want to go and say hi to everyone and see what happens.  All right, we're here. About five hours before the game. I'm lucky to have... It was similar to the line that we had to wait in for the Mumbai game. For the Mumbai game. We've got people climbing the trees. This is Mali. I think we're actually going to the home dressing room, which is crazy. This is the place... Oh, that's awesome. Wonderful footage. Sachin didn't invite us. No. This interview, we're going to do one of the challenges. Before the game pitch side, hours before the game. And it's already filling up that like crazy. Unfortunately, the manager, Ivan, our friend, is not going to be here today. He's suspended, but we're just chilling on the bench today. They've got the Manupada on the East Gallery, on the West Gallery. They've got another set of altars. Yeah! This is so sad. Hey, this is it. We're going into the main stand now. Why are they in white? Are they screaming Sachin? Did I hear Sachin? I sounded like it. Maybe it's a different player name, Sachin. That's great. It's like college football. Yeah, I bet it's a similar vibe. College football here is the most insane fan base of any sport in America, pretty much. Yep.  It's beautiful. Yeah, this is... This is like a college rivalry football game. It's like going to a movie theater with Superstar Razorkan. I guess here it would be Mohanlal. I'm just kicking it. Hopefully, we get to see some goals. That was so close. It's in. Oh! Yep. Did it go? Oh, clearly it went. That was a good corner. It's like Texas versus Oklahoma. Yep. There's what, one minute left? Oh, that's a lot of added time. Oh, no. Wow. Yeah, that's the same chin. Yeah, chin. There has to be another player named Sachin. Yeah. Or they just... I mean, Sachin just has that many fans. They just invoke his energy to win. He couldn't stop smiling throughout this video. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, that ended. Great video. It'd be cool to go to something like that because I could follow that much easier than I could a cricket game. Oh, yeah. That's what it's one of the unfortunate things Americans don't like about football. Soccer is that it's such a low-scoring game. Usually, but I don't know our normal games. Like if our biggest sports are football, nothing touches NFL football here. And those could be, you know, 24, 36 or stuff like that. Or you get basketball, 89 to 90. Yeah, but did you see the game the other day? Rich sent me it. It was... I forgot who the teams were that were playing. But the score was like 112 to 109 at halftime. Vomit. A lot of people want that because I think it's exciting. But real basketball lovers know that the best basketball games are watching defense shut people down. It's just... And yeah, I don't understand why when the rest of the world loves football so much. Soccer. It's getting better. It's a fun game. It's really hard to take your eyes off of it once the game starts. I love... I haven't been because when I went to Europe many years ago, for me and my wife's I think sixth anniversary or something like that. We went to Dublin, Paris and then Rome. What, six years ago, I guess now? And I wanted to go to a soccer game in Dublin. Because I wanted to think it'd be so fun. Because the fans, European soccer fans specifically, I love... One, they're just crazy, right? Right. It's probably, these are probably even better. Indians, no Indians in the population that they are. I have no doubt that these are probably the best fans of soccer in the world.   Right, yeah. He's tired, stadium is chanting stuff, it was like that. Are the Europeans as dangerous as, say, the South Americans? What do you mean? Fans going nuts and stampeding and killing each other. Attacking officials on the field. Maybe not, does it happen? Maybe not in that way, it doesn't in some way. But no, not as much. But there's other issues, obviously. Sure, sure. Our first game, and there's a video of it, if you've never seen it, the first cricket game that we ever got to be introduced to with India was actually in Florida. Yeah, there's a Florida vlog. Yep, and then a Mumbai one, where we actually saw a game there, fun. I should watch it again, sir, so I can reminisce about it. But that was cool. That was a great video. I'd love to go to a soccer game in India next time. This is Kerala, so next time we go, I would love to go, obviously, the plan, there's no official plans right now, but I would love to go to the southern part of India. Kerala, obviously, being one of those big places. It's probably the state I want to go to the most in India right now, just because of how many beautiful videos we've seen of it. But then Tamil Nadu, and then Garnatika, and a whole bunch of other cities in southern part of India. But especially the passion of those fans. Oh, yeah. Go to a cricket game down there, maybe go to a soccer game. Obviously, I want to see a movie. If you could plan like a Raj Takanth movie or like a... I would also love if for some way we could time it as well, if there was something going on in the live theater world in Mumbai. Oh, yeah. And see something maybe that Nasir was in or something, that would just be the icing on the cake. That would be incredible. And we know Mumbai is not a part of southern India. No, but that's probably where we'd probably start there. Maybe even end our trip there, just because there's so much... A lot of dual loop stuff happening there with people we know now. Yeah. So, and it's also one of the easiest places you can fly to in India. Yep. Just because it's a big hub. Yep. Regardless, that was cool. Good video. Let us know if you're a fan of the Kerala Blasters or other soccer-related India videos we can react to. Go and get to a lot of them down below.


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Now that one really blew up, didn't it?  Can you guys hear me, okay? Yes, no. I hope so. My home phone. So, Today I'm going to be doing Elephant's alcohol ink. And there's a commish. I'm gonna show you guys how I do My alcohol inks very colorful very rainbow-y. So I hope you stay tuned to see We love her so many fam so many fam So it doesn't look like much right now all I have done so far is Jeff went ahead and drew out the Image for me seems like with everything I do to this it gets worse In terms of focus. Hi, bubba. You cannot come up here Here how about this I know It'll look better once I get some color down Do I come sit up here? Can you climb up by yourself?  I need some glubbies Can you guys hear me now? What about now? I'm gonna be here. You can hear me now. Okay, cool. Cool. All right guys, so Sorry about that amazing shadow but It's all I can do right now because of overhead lighting Still horrible No, it's better. Well, I thought for some reason it would have updated. Okay, so We've got a mom elephant and to be baby elephants and what I'm gonna do is start adding color and then after I Get the color on we're gonna add more line work and So on and so forth So This is your first time on my channel. Welcome. I'm Erica. That's Jeff. We're artists till death Bowie is also here. You'll hear him in the background telling me how bad he wants to be up in a chair But yeah I'm gonna be using These colors spectrum noir BT 8 Spectrum noir Ly1 Spectrum noir BP 7 Possibly jacquard some bright yellow Possibly Copic fuchsia Possibly Copic lemon yellow and possibly Copic duck blue Also Marabu rainbow The alcohol I'm gonna be using is 91% isopropyl alcohol you can use a lower percentage alcohol, but Also, I wouldn't the higher percentage. Just you get better results I don't want to have my inks on here for too much Nope, not my inks my alcohol on here for too much time Just sitting because while I did prep this for alcohol inks If you leave a liquid on anything for too long, it's You just risk it absorbing and then you're gonna have issues so We're gonna try to move rather quick while we have the inks on our this So I know duck blue. I don't know where they get that color from but it's whatever Okay, but I don't know where you want to be you can be on this chair here. Come here You cannot be on the table. This is where you live now. It's for right now so Let's get started. I still haven't opened these so let's do that Let's open That's open Okay So I want to have some negative space inks. I want to have big blocks of color And I want to have a motion that's very Fluid so I think I'm gonna start up here with mama elephant and bring the color downward first thing I do always is drench the area with Alcohol, this is going to help my inks move more Easily more fluidly However, you want to say I'm not gonna use a whole bunch of inks because then it'll make things too What's the word? Probably just too dark. I want to keep this pretty light. I'm only dropping the alcohol down where I have Nope, I'm only dropping the inks down where I have alcohol already adding a little bit more alcohol now just to further help my Inks move Whoops, I typically use an embossing gun, but I have no idea where it is So I'm just gonna be using this Heat gun on low In a minute because I just put that Marabu on there And it needs to be Moved a bit. Okay. Well, it's just tilted around Get some movement. I don't want A lot of really heavy lines Yellow is light so I'm just using enough heat and air to Move the color but not really Dry it too much. I think that yellow is very too light. So we're gonna add some of this Copic yellow in as well Judy Hope you've had an awesome day all of you Trying to just dry this up in parts Because I don't want a hard edge where I add more color That bit is collecting a little bit too much And I don't want it to go brown. So I'm just gonna dab up a little bit. Oh key dokey Now I can move on down however Noticing that Into there so you can have more of a range. Oh, it's fine where it is. Thanks, though. Yeah Thank you trying to bring this back in since I adjusted Okay So I'm gonna let all that that's happening right now just Soak in and do what it does I'm gonna work my way down the piece Add more alcohol just on this edge. We didn't dry the edge because Then when we add more color it would have Created a line that I didn't want couple dots of color We decided we liked the Copic yellow better. I always add a little bit more yellow than the other colors because It's just inherently softer The pinks and the blues are typically more opaque I'm trying not to let all of the colors meld together. I just want Them to meld with each other separately. I don't even know if that makes sense in my head that made sense If they all meld together at one time, they're gonna make mud So again, I'm just using this Heat gun to push the colors around Make them work nicely together Not so much dry my ink, but It's just gonna happen And that's okay We didn't have a mirror boo The mirror boo is gonna give us an awesome faint sparkle At the end of this It's inevitable people are like where to what is that? Why is that sparkly? Where'd that come from? It's the mirror boo. I always use these kinds of colors this secondary color palette Because they always work well together even if it does make mud. It's not exactly hideous mud It's Work with a bull mud That probably doesn't make sense that in my head that makes sense. Oh, thank you so much Typically I'd have a problem with this hard line, but I think I like it in this one, so I'm gonna leave it. I Don't mind a few Lines like that, but typically I like the soft and meld look Really appreciate that donation every dollar that we bring in through the channel Go drive back into the channel. It helps us when we get donations to Do a video every day for free So That really means a lot to us. Thank you.  I'm gonna add the blue We don't have a lot of green represented So I'm gonna add not this yellow because we decided we like this one better Thanks Clara Yellow and then we'll do the pink down here Dang it. Hey everyone. Thank you so much for coming in and seeing what we're arting today If you just came in the room, I'm working on an elephant can this And I have to say I'm a big fan of elephants You may have to fade his foot up a little bit because that is a Lot a lot of dark pink down there. I'm not trying to drive this bottom part. I just I'm trying to get the colors where I want them to be And then I will come in and do this this bit There's already so much pigment right here. I probably can get away with just Tilting this color down But let's just see Let's add a little bit of color just so it's not all pink So after we get all of our color laid down, we can go in and darken the lines And give the piece a little bit of pizzazz We need a little bit more yellow. I agree. I love elephants. Okay Now all we have left in terms of for real ink application is this little guy Kay What could we use more of down here still seems a little bit light on the yellow We're just gonna put that on the outside Some blue We may add The paint down here, but let's see Carol. Yeah, I don't really ever color inside the lines so to speak The lines are just there for me to kind of dictate what flow I want to use for Whatever subject matter. I'm painting at the time Um I'm going to darken in the lines as you said as soon as I get my color down you can paint In the lines if you wanted to It's just not really my style, but it you know what it's art if Anyone wants to specifically paint inside the lines, you know, go for it I've learned over my time art in that um What maybe one person's style could be you know Absolutely detrimental for another artist's style Detrimentals probably a heavy word, but you know what I mean If there's a bit that you don't like just Put your finger on it now I'm just going to go back over and dry up any bits that are still Super liquidy. There are a couple If you wanted to after you get all the color put down you could go in with like alcohol ink on a paintbrush and get Refined and Make it do a whole bunch of stuff. I am not but You could Have you guys tried alcohol ink yet? If you haven't hope you do Thank you sticky art. I want you to make sure everything's actually dry It's a little bit hard to tell since I use that marabou the things have a shimmer That's dry. That is not I typically don't Paint on canvases anymore, but I had this one and it was the appropriate size So that's why I'm painting on canvas today All right So now we have our this Okay, bowie. I'll help you down. I kind of feel like I need to add something on this side Because all of my inks ran this way initially so it's just uh I'm not sure I'm not sure if I should add color here and here and leave this Or if I should add color here and then drip all of this So if I could use your face for a minute That'd be super awesome What your name on there? Kiss kiss more. I'm not really sure. Oh, you're not talking to me What's up, shelly? So I don't know if I want to I don't know if I want to add more color here and here to balance I would put like Some of this because it It can be orange So much like orange, but I would definitely that's just that's what stuck out to me when I walked over Mm-hmm. So what I'm thinking is is do I want to add More color here I think that's what I'm going to do is put color here and then fade all of this down Or my other thing was to do like More color here and here Uh, we have a tick tock Pretty sure it's artist till death. No. Thank you, bam Okay, so I'm going to add color here and then fade color down that way It is more pastel than I usually do but the last one I did got a little bit away from me It was fairly dark. So that's why I'm staying lighter on this one Okay So I'm going to add I might I'll probably add the color here to offset this So it has that kind of motion And then I'm going to fade Down I would not call myself a pro I'm just someone that likes to play with ink. Let's put some pink in over here. Not a lot Some marabou But the marabou you have to shake every time What's question? I'm trying to keep all the fresh alcohol and ink out of the existing design So I'm just trying to push it all outwards Probably just dab some out as well I think I'm gonna add a dot of blue as well So it's not just solid pink. Mm-hmm. So I don't want to risk getting Hard lines in this so I'm just gonna dab it up because the only other option I have is to Work the seat gun around And that would give me all of the lines I don't want all the lines. So I'm just gonna dab it and feed it from A little bit higher up That may have taken a little bit more ink out than I wanted but that's fine You guys can hardly see the elephants anymore, but uh, I promise you that they're there So now I'm gonna add some alcohol down here And fade all these colors Downward Wash style In theory, we'll see if it happens. I may have to add more ink So I just added some more alcohol. I'm tilting it up to pick up some color And running it back down And put a peat on I'm just gonna use this alcohol bottle to prop up the piece So that it'll have a nice continual run Again as I can't when for losing down here That's the cool thing about alcohol inks is they will run Be I need your face when you get a second Should I fill in this? So then I'm going to Use this to prop it I'm going to Add some alcohol just here Where it's already a hard line I'm gonna add just a little bit of color Where the line is anyways a little more alcohol to fade it Then I think I'm gonna do that over here with the yellows alcohol first And ink a little bit more alcohol To help it move I was just blowing the inks back up into the piece because it was a little bit separated But we got it. I feel like I need to fade the top but not Run the top I mean Or am I crazy? Since this is alcohol On an actual like a canvas canvas. I don't want the Liquid the puddle too long So I'm just drawing it where it's at Since it's tilted like this. It's not gonna really Um It's not gonna give me any lines because the line is it's gonna be flowing downward Anytime you have canvas you You don't want to let your liquid sit on it too long because it may Be something yonky to your to your canvas Thank you sticky art so If you think I kind of also think now that I'm standing next to it. It goes along nicely with the shape of the head And ears what there's this I told you I was gonna add that And you said essentially do you I can try to fade it out and then down if this is really off-putting But guess whenever you put the black in it always You know the changes so even though Carol um We travel And teach classes we just haven't in a little bit um Totally should do some fun duets I'm all about the fading. So now I'm uh Considering fading this Edition What do you think be? It would get muddy if we did it all of it We could do private classes either online or um in person Can we get down bubs? Okay, good boy Welcome back Clara All right, then I'll do Just outside fade Well, I need to fade it this way and then I was going to fade it down My concern with fading it just down is that it's going to be too pigmented and it's going to run through these other colors and make mud Yeah, so wait, yeah, I'm I'm listening to you. I like the idea. So this this and this would fade up Okay I wouldn't I wouldn't say that into this. I would definitely And let's say that downward this way I'm gonna put a drop of blue in there to run with it I don't know about that I just like to art I am going to wipe this up because That is not what I want as this all the alcohol runs down it's pulling on the edge of the canvas and I'm just dabbing it up as it gets down here Otherwise it would look not Very fluid like I want It would look a little puddled Okay Yeah, I thought you were gonna give me guidance on this Do all of this on here? Maybe come some There's something kind of You can't come from up there Just where it's heavy here and kind of light like Hey, you know how you're doing it I'm not the one with the technique babe. I'm done. But I'm gonna need your advice on this What do you mean flavor? Drop my whatever that was Yeah And then when you put the black Will you lift that side?  That's knowing when to quit Sorry claire. I should have Okay Now this needs to come through here. You said I think that's what's going to happen. I'm going to pull this green This way and this pink that way Be careful sue Thank you, denise I'm going to set that light on you can really see the marabou in there You can come in this chair, but that's it. Okay. Let's go up here Come here.   Yeah, you're not going to like that So be what do you think pull this pink down and then this green this way? How about all that but I'm going to do my best Thank you for a compliment. I'm going to need you to tilt that In a minute. Will you tilt this? Not quite yet I'm just going right on the outside edge Add some yellow A little bit of blue And we're going to tilt. I'm hoping yeah that it goes that thinner Actually, I want to tilt it back just a little bit Because it kind of disconnected from this back bit Okay, will you tilt it one more time? You think I should try to pull it All the way down or just So you didn't want it to come through that pink Yeah, Bowie's Wanting his um 12 seconds of fame We all know you guys came here to see Bowie And that is a okay Hi Tiffany Um, I'm doing alcohol ink elephants. It doesn't look like elephants right now But it's gonna look like elephants in a minute. I'm just having a lot of fun Adding Some extra pizzazz to this The ink section, but just hear me out. I'm going to Tilt some yellow from up here To give it a little bit more balance Let that green bleed into that a little bit Some of the pink bleed into that a little bit I know it doesn't look like elephants right now, but y'all just hear me out I can't hear you over the This is what Was it gonna be done? with this bit The dot are you talking about this dot? Palms are so adorable. That's the best name I've ever seen I don't know if you know this but I have a palm Um, that is a splash of pink But I haven't yet cleaned up But I will That's awesome, Melissa All right, I'm just gonna run some alcohol from up here And that will run through the pink. I thought it would fade it more, but Y'all know I always put splatters of color in my work anyways Here's my dilemma This color is all the way to the wall over here and not so much over here So I'm gonna have to run some color from over here anyways Let's do a dot of blue and then some Yellow question mark. Thanks tg Okay Now that's all the way down there. I'm going to tilt it back up this way I'm gonna add another dot of The blue So it's not just green Not some of the pinks getting in on the actions and we're just gonna put some alcohol right through the pink This may be the most full-covered alcohol ink piece I've done in Quite a while And I'm not mad at it. I'm loving it. I think the next one I do will be a full Like ink and tilt Is that a thing you make out the new thing and you can tilt If you want to get a second, I need to wear your face. Now. I just want to make sure everything's dry Now that I'm looking at it. I just realized that everything has ink on it except for this bit so There we are supposed to have a storm or we're not supposed to have a storm all right, you guys I did not anticipate putting full ink down, but Now do you have to go with the flow meow next step It's going to be to seal it with our archival spray And you can get this at most art stores or blik or probably amazon You need to make sure the cell drive I have gloves on be we tell me this is dry Put UV light on it. It wouldn't show up on camera else. I would IRL this is gonna glow a lot Um Maybe we do this. I'm gonna put these into a You need that open You need to leave that open Never build a home with the stairway pointed out the door Sure So yeah, this time it is on canvas here. It's supposed to have elephants always facing a door too, but I don't know anything about it Oh, but facing the doorway That's probably Accurate. Okay. So nope. You can't see me I'm going to be adding this UV archival In matte very important that it's not any other shade I think this is damaged I have another can. Yeah, I think that whole can is damaged Looks like it was dropped on its head So important that it's in matte anything else will reignite your alcohol in and It won't be fun I'll mess up your whole design Typically one really good Layer is enough anytime you use an aerosol Wear a proper PPE unlike what I am right now Just Do as I say not as I do We're in a well ventilated space Really high ceiling Windows are open And if I had a respirator on you guys would only comment to say I have no idea what you said Because the respirator Ceiling it with an archival spray is important for two reasons One is that if you're not going to coat it in a resin Then it'll seal your inks in two if you are going to coat it in your resin Then it will separate your resin From your inks because as your resin starts to cure sometimes it can Reignite your Alcohol inks Give you some issues It'll kind of fade your inks If you work fast enough, you'll only put one coat down. I have air blowing and so my archival spray Once it evaporates it goes obviously matte and so you won't be able to see Where you put it on So it's work fast Well, moving the sippies is always important Huge muges windows Okay Now that that's done and that's done I'm gonna get some Thing I'm gonna get my markers because we're about to do The Linework for our elefantes Elefantes I'm gonna get multiple sized paint pens Pascas so On the inside What it's what still? On the inside. I want to ask Jeff if he feels like putting these lines down Because he has a an amazing way of like making these rough cut lines Have to learn to Let loose a little bit You see any gloss on your side? You just literally just follow And do like a hard big one. Uh, yeah, so semi quasi partial finish Thanks Susan Have a nice night. Thank you for coming in All right, I think It's sufficiently dry Now you guys may not have heard him But Jeff said to do it with a thin line and then go back in with a thicker line So that's what we're going to do. I am going to do this with a uni posca pen Have them in many many colors many many sizes Uh, there are knockoff unit posca pens that aren't quite as good but are still okay On amazon, uh, you can tell if it's a knockoff because the writing will be in not english Does he have something that you want to snap to a loud? Okay So i'm going to do the thin bits and then i'm going to ask Jeff again to Do the line work because he can do it Way more refined looking than I can so this is going to be very Roughly drawn on because It's kind of my style I think he wants you to chase him That looks good. It's cohesive. Hey taking my job I would love for you to do this instead of me Sorry, I just totally ritterhoffed it ps. We love emory ritterhoff if you haven't checked her out check her out. She does acrylic fluid acrylics and um He's very talented. It's getting too much like this Slow down a little you know, I tend to be excessive You guys can't even really see what's on yet, but I'm gonna ask I'm gonna ask Jeff to do the big lines And it will make more sense Yeah, it sounds awesome. Sorry, we're not reading you guys but If you have a question for Jeff and I Just hold it for when we are looking at our screen In the meantime anybody with a blue wrench Is a trusted mod and they can help you Can I just say I love how wrinkly Elephants are particularly baby elephants I'm gonna get on the other side of you And do the these lines What is what are these wrinkles? I just really feel like I want to give them tails Probably not wise, but also who knows Valerie are you supposed to be writing a paper? Shelly is bad I didn't know you guys could hear that the pen lines So we're just adding rough lines. We go in first with the fine point poska Then Jeff outlined it with the heaviest of poskas the jumbo And then now he's doing Touch-ups on the interior lines with the medium-sized poska just so that The thick lines make sense Next to the the fine lines So I put a claim to find out what the deal is so I will Get in contact with them. See if I can get an update on that tomorrow first thing And just love elephant babies My pleasure Sue. Sorry about that. I have no idea What goes on but I will find out B, how do you know where you're gonna add this darker line? Um, I'm just trying to like Separate certain parts so that it sticks out more so it's not just A flat kind of thing Because some lines are so thin that It just kind of I want to be able to Tell that you know, which part is a little bit sticking out more Thank you, Melissa If you guys have enjoyed watching this video share it if you haven't enjoyed it and share people you don't like I know I usually say that at the end, but um, I thought I'd go ahead and share that because We have been streaming for I don't even know it's seven to an hour and a half I kind of want to add my like rough lines, but I think that'll make sense walk away and Refresh your eyes on something Is that kind of like, um, smelling coffee? Yeah, when you like smell coffee in between serpents The only direction Shane gave me was he wanted an alcohol ink Elephant with two babies This is the paint. Oh I'm sure he wouldn't mind. He just didn't I love sketch lines. So I'm gonna put them in because I like them I'm not gonna draw the sketch lines too much on the inside because that would make things a little bit convoluted Ain't nobody got time for that This one has attitude I agree. I think there needs to be a little bit more definition We want to be careful about adding too much because And you'll end up with a piece that's very dark Does that sound really super bad? Okay It kind of does look like they're walking on water than that The darkness of the black isn't um It's not as evident in person Let's add some black alcohol ink. Actually I Thanks you guys by Tiffany I'm gonna get a refill on like this Grab some black ink add black ink Like I always do Add the splotches of black ink and run them Voila black ink So It actually doesn't look as heavy in person It's actually a pretty nice balance in person That's fun Now I need to put gloves on because if I don't we'll get ink all over the piece Where it's not supposed to be Derp Hi big boy What can I do for you? You want to back up in your chair?  No he runs from me I'm gonna take him away from you. Come here You want to sit right here? There you go Look at that. This is the best scene in the house He literally probably wants to sit On the painting All right, I'm putting some 91% ice to propyl alcohol in a little squeezy bottle And what this is gonna do is give me control where I apply more alcohol Sippy sippy Side note. I have no idea where I'm gonna add This alcohol But I know I want to I would love to add some ink coming off of this trunk here, but It will be too centered This will just split the piece So I'm going to probably do it right here So that's slightly off-center. Just trust me. It'll look better that way Oh, yeah, always on the clothes for sure If you don't have ink on most of your clothes then Are you even an artist? Yeah, I was definitely almost a big boo boo All right What did I say somewhere in and around right here? So that's just raw black ink. I'm dropping some alcohol in there I'm gonna draw a line where I want That black ink to run Maybe one right here They just give you a little bit of control At least as much control as one can have with alcohol inks to be honest And yes, I am gonna do the splatters I'm just not there yet. It's probably getting antsy Right I must always do a few of those, but I'm not going to do a whole bunch of very long drippies I think I may put one like from up here and then that'll be it For this and then we're going to do the splatters for sure You guys see that ninja cat? Probably not Probably saw a shadow. I didn't want it to fade the pink that much, but it's fine Let's see Is it time for the splatter splatter? Are we there already? I think we are Just adding a few little hints The black I'm gonna lighten up just a second I was just using um The pipette to do that Maybe on the left needs a tail I'm gonna have a little tufts up here on the end So now that those Ink patches have dried. I'm just putting a couple of dots Of alcohol on So fade it and look less purposed Kind of like a coffee stain Just drops nothing crazy That will just bleed out on its own and look awesome Hi debbie. How are you? Concur, babies are always cuter with tails Wow, that's doing that I'm wondering if I should go full splatter like with the paint pens or just use the alcohol ink. What do you guys think? Also, thank you for not judging my hair. I've had my hair on these Zach braids for a couple days Yep I'm loving them. The ink's more organic. Thanks rumple You know would say ink after I put all of the ink away But that is a okay Not a long walk to get them back out Yeah, yeah All right So I'm gonna need a something and a something else. I know I'm too specific but You know You're gonna fall big boy All right, I have my three some things which are the three of the inks that we used earlier And I'm thinking That I need to prop this up on canvas Nope What's the word? uh easel Turn that slightly You guys we are moving Orientations Oh Not do myself any favors. How can I do this? It's completely upside down. I know but it's Well, you can't do that just Yeah, I can't flip it all the way around because It'll tell me that it's not right so now I need Something to put my Yes, I could use this What's happening now? I'm doing some splatters I'm gonna do some You don't want to be involved in my splatters Yo, I just got it on my face We'll be I am not going to spray paint on this but if you wish to spray paint A lot of shanes Would you dust in the honeycombs like just gold to where it's like iridescent? Yeah, I don't like to do like especially on canvas if you lightly dust the gold it looks really weird brown unless you Unless you get it in a light And then the fading stuff Let there be splatters There's already yellow there To brighten it up. It just this yellow seems very faint to me. It is faint I thought you were saying you were gonna do yellow Like yellow honeycombs on top of the yellow so it's like ghost honeycombs Well, let's do it. You want me to lower this do you want to do it fling down? He's in here. He said love it do it You're not gonna do it. Are you? Yeah, I just need spray paint We're gonna I'm asking do you want this laying down? Do you want this up? How do you you want to finish it all right now? Except for the Alcohol nope the resin Oh, this is gonna be resin. I don't know Odds are I'm gonna like it matt, but we'll see so Would you are your smokers? I'm going to but Now people are talking about the honeycombs Okay, more splatters I'm cleaning off my brush of the pink I should have done yellow first. Who am I? People are still talking about honeycombs So you guys can hardly tell the splatters are in existence, but I'll give you guys a close-up in just a moment I'm just putting some alcohol and some paintbrush I would use just solid alcohol ink, but it doesn't need to be that opaque Maybe there should be a sneaky peanut hidden somewhere in there. I wouldn't even know where to start drawing a peanut Yeah, just one sneaky peanut huh No, I'm gonna do some black, but I'm gonna be a little bit more particular about placement for the black splatters because We tend to take over In my typical art style is fairly sloppy anyways but I really wanted to keep this very light very pastel I'm trying to only do the black splatters around Where we put the extra black I accidentally got um A red dot right in the middle of this little nugget Faced and so he looks very Oriental Elephanty Here's a wait. Yeah, it's a technical term Here's waiting on Jeff to get splattered He got out of the splash zone Did not do this because then I'm gonna have to do it all over That's what he said Okay Thanks tg All right, now I'm gonna clean this paintbrush off That's not runt But you're not in the mood to spray paint. Did I get that right? It's okay. I'm just asking Well, it's eight o'clock. We've been streaming for two hours And so I think I'm fine with this being The stopping point for today Tomorrow we'll pick you back up We want to do something in the background possibly some faded in like ghost honeycombs Maybe some chameleon honeycombs You don't think it'll make sense for the honeycomb The messy is not conducive to honeycombs Yeah, I'm thinking though that there needs to be something else I like the hard outline But there's just not enough separation from the background and the foreground And the lines are very soft on the inside Black spray-paint where? Oh, it's only 6 p.m in washington state Yeah, nine in nyc. Yeah, y'all east coast people it's early Um wide ink highlights. Maybe that's a definite plausibility. We always do the highlights is the last bit And jeff is a highlight master Um, but yeah, I think we're going to Just let this one live for the night And see where we want to take it That little baby's forehead Was missing as shelly said it's already tomorrow here. So what's up? Well We have only eaten one and a half times today chalk It was about pastels Jeff considering charcoals and chocks about just going right here with Just to give it a shadow so that its face kind of sticks out and then do one right here Tail is and then kind of darkening this so that wait tail Is booting a lot of times jeff will use charcoal to um Give shadows And it's ever so faint It's light, but it always looks Really nice This won't be always in my home. It's for my daughter. So Take it in any direction you want. It looks awesome. Thanks, Shane I'm so glad you like it. Um, we appreciate the work the commission Mean so much to us so We appreciate it yeah With metallics and it being matte it it may stand out too much, but who knows we may do a couple of gold tusks It's for shane's daughter. I might get crazy and put a gold crown on one of the babies. Who knows It's been a joy to watch you both work. Just fabulous art. Will you put a shadow underneath the feet? Yeah, we kind of started that route and um I believe that is the direction that we're going To put a bit of a shadow under the feet It's not If we do a shadow Under the feet do a shadow under everything because what you're doing is you're Giving a light source giving a light source and you're you're making it a little bit more realistic than just this style And that's why i'm trying not to do this I don't want to try to make too much of a shadow like because then i'm gonna have to go in and do that and I don't I don't want it to turn into that So I don't know if you guys could hear jeff, but he's um Saying he's not sure about doing a shadow because if you do a shadow under the feet then You have to continue that shadow Into every bit because essentially you're putting in a light source and With light source you have to be consistent or it just won't hit your eye, right? So if we do a shadow under the feet then we had to put a shadow everywhere because we're indicating a light source Valerie have an awesome productive evening as everybody. I hope you have an awesome productive evening um Some point I want to do one of these also that's Like all ink in the areas that we want it and then mask it off and spray paint the background like maybe a gold or some color so that There's a separation between the background and the foreground, you know Maybe not this one, but Oh, yeah Well for sure. I mean it may still happen We may still go that route You never tell I'm surprised that charcoal comes off that ink so well Renee said when I did some elephants I put a mouse on the baby's head wearing a cowboy hat That's precious. I there was no mouse requested, but I still may do um Like a rough tiara maybe put some eyelashes on one of the babies Well, I'm loving this This point this stopping area I think it's important to be able to Kind of take a long blink Sleep on it because you don't want to just throw everything at it Make it busy So we'll come back tomorrow with some fresh eyes. I'll promise I'll either go live or Record whatever it is that we decide to do And so that you guys can follow along So, yeah The issue with me coming back after a day or so is my ADHD like kicks in and I I don't I have momentum with it and I don't want to Drop the interest even though I don't think I will obviously it's a commission piece so I can't Um, but if I was just doing a piece for me, I'm really bad at Once I step away from it.  So Thank you for stopping in. Bye Betty. Have a good night Eyelashes would be fun a tilted crown and eyelashes sound fabulous. Yeah, I think that maybe what I do Since this one is the foremost elephant. I may put a slanted crown on it and Make it a little bit more feminine since it's for Shane's daughter That's probably the direction I'm going to go in so that there's a separation in depth but We'll sleep on it and take a look at it tomorrow You guys sleep on it too. If you come up with any ideas that you think would look awesome Not that I will take said recommendations Because if I took every recommendation it would get real crazy real quick, but Y'all sleep on it and let me know what you think as well Um, I hope you all have enjoyed this live feed. Sorry. It was so long but Um Masterpieces can't be done in 15 minutes, you know So, um Yeah, thank you guys for watching and tuning in and seeing what we are up to today If you like this video share it with people that you like if you didn't like it then Share it with people you don't like ruin their day. Let me grab a bowie beans for y'all I hope you guys try alcohol inks. It's important to take chances and make mistakes and get messy You see bobo They wake you up retaking a memeie I'm sorry. I'm sorry So, yeah, I hope you guys have an awesome evening. Let me do so much Uh, be kind of one another you never know what someone's going through And always remember here at artist till death studios, Dallas, Texas We do the test So you don't have to You got squirming big boy That's squirming and We'll see you guys tomorrow So have an awesome evening y'all. Oh wait, you can't just Take a nap right there. I gotta walk through so, yeah, um Thanks, everyone. We'll see you tomorrow. Hey 755. Sorry Julia, thanks for sharing it on facebook Uh, y'all have a nice night. Bye


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The business has been pretty bad since the war, and our contracts ran out, and so you wouldn't have to go without it. I took out a mortgage. Mortgage? On everything. House, car, even your jewelry. I figured on business getting better, but the note came due, so I paid it off of company funds. Oh, don't look at me like that. Tom and I had a Navy contract coming up that would cover it, and I wouldn't have to dip into our savings with the Navy canceled, and now next week the auditors are coming into examine the books, and I have to go. Why didn't you tell me I... I figure roughly we should have between 15 and 18,000 in the safety deposit box. I want you to go down this morning, take out 10,000, put it into a cashier's check, and bring it to my office before three this afternoon. Charles, I... I know all I can say now is that I'm sorry, but, well, just do it. Will you please? Charles, I've got to tell you something. I can't bring the money down to you this afternoon. Honey, you have to. Because... because there isn't any. What did you say, Ellen? Well, you know how I love to go to the races? You took me by first one, remember, Charles? We went with Zell and Tom, and, well, you always used to say that if you lose, so what, you'd spend it on a nightclub and you'd hate the floor show, remember? Go ahead. Well, I don't know how it happened. I started betting here at home on the phone, and I got in deep and began doubling up. Ellen, I'll go to prison if I don't have that money. How I had to catch us one winner? Just one, and I've been even. Just one, Charles, but it wouldn't come in. I don't believe it. You couldn't do that to me. Charles! In one month, I'd gone through $22,000, including some money I borrowed from the bank. Charles! Charles! I didn't mean to!  Charles! That night, he didn't come home till very late. Very late. And when he did, he... he was different. He wasn't angry with me. It's all right, darling. Don't you worry. What are we going to do? It won't be so bad. Oh, you can't go to jail! Of course not. Well, have you... have you worked out something? Everything.  I'm so sorry. What are you going to do? No worrying now. Oh, but I do worry and I should. Darling, don't work yourself up. I've already made arrangements and everything's going to be taken care of. Now, take your aspirin and go to bed, hmm? Aspirin? Even in the midst of all this, you didn't forget. No, Ellen. I'm never going to forget anything that'll make you rest easier. From then on, he began to work a great deal at night. Worked for hours alone in his little laboratory that he had built out there in the garage. I could feel a tension mounting inside me. Building and building and building till my nerves became so taut that I couldn't sleep. The least sound awakened me. One night in particular, I thought I heard the muffled whine of a dog in our backyard. We had a high wire fence completely enclosing our grounds. It would be impossible for any animal to get in. I raised up on one elbow, listened intently. There it was again. I got up and went to the window. Saw nothing. There was no reason to arouse Charles. He'd worked late out there again. I slipped on a robe and went down the stairs. I opened the back door. Then again, this time it was distinct. There was no doubt. It was coming from the laboratory. I walked across the yard to the garage and waited. No more sounds. As I reached for the latch, I noticed that my hands were wet. And then I stopped. There was a new lock on the laboratory door. In the practical light of the next day, I convinced myself that I had a very bad dream and that I'd better watch my nerves. That evening, Charles brought home a dinner guest, Bill Dover, an old friend of the family and our insurance agent. After dinner, Bill leaned back and did a cigar. Well, how about it? What, Bill? The insurance, darling. He's talking about increasing our policy. Oh, well, I don't know. Maybe sometime... You've come a long way. Your standard of living is higher. Well, maybe things seem more prosperous than they are. Right now I don't think we can even... Let him talk, Alan. See, we have a new family plan talking to Chuck about it this afternoon. Where both of your policies could be increased to 30,000 a piece. In other words, troubled. While your premiums would only be twice what you're paying now. We can't afford anything like that right now. Don't you agree, dear? There's anything we can afford. It's this. We've discussed it before. Write up the papers, Bill. Oh, well, as the fellow says, I just happened to have them here in my briefcase. This is very wise. But now, please, wait a minute. No, I don't mean it as a salesman. Insurance is always a wise investment. Security. It isn't pleasant, but... Should something happen to either of you, the other would receive $30,000. That's security. I watched with a sort of numb helplessness as Bill filled out the papers. Charles signed his name and handed them to me. He looked at me. And then he lowered his eyes. I looked down at the application form that he put into my hand. It was a massive fine print. All those clauses. But one word jumped up at me. One word that stood out as if it were printed in bold type in big letters. The word was murder. I found myself reading. Suicide by the insured within two years. Following date policy is in effect. Voids all claims. Murder of insured by beneficiary. Or any party connected in a fraudulent manner with beneficiary in said murder. Voids all claims. Any fraudulent act. $30,000. Well, Ellen, sign it. Yes. Yes, of course. That night Charles did something I'd never known him to do before. He got drunk. Bill left finally about midnight. And I got Charles upstairs somehow. I helped him out of his clothes and he stumbled into bed and fell into a troubled sleep. I reached down and picked up a letter that had fallen out of his pocket. The letter head said the city health department. 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I stood in the tiny room, a maze of odd-shaped bottles, test tubes and boxes. I was about to leave when my hand brushed against the side of an old steamer trunk. It was ice cold and damp. It was locked, and I couldn't force it open. So I called a locksmith and he came over. Please, hurry. You just let this little rod in like this. A little turn and... Don't open it. I thought you wanted me... No, no. Just open the lock. Don't lift the lid. Well, I can't very well... Don't lift the lid! There. You always keep dead guinea pigs in trunks? Oh, no. It was just part of an experiment. What killed him? There ain't a mark on him. Well, the experiment. Give me my money. Yes, yes, of course. Thanks. After the locksmith left, I forced myself to look through the trunk. There's nothing else in it. Nothing but a few pieces of wrapping paper. Wrapping paper with the words Frozen Carbonic Company. Dry Ice. Printed on it. Dry Ice. A guinea pig. A dog. I got in the car and went to our doctor's office. Dr. Hansen might tell me. I'll sit down here. Thank you. What's our trouble, Ellen? Jay, maybe I'm being silly.  Charles has been puttering around his laboratory. You know how he does. And he's been doing some experimenting with... with dry ice. And I... I've heard some things about it. What kind of things? That it was dangerous.  Oh, now listen. Of all the chemicals he plays around with dry ice is the least of your work. Would it kill a person? Oh, really? Well, would it? Well, I suppose it would. If it evaporates into carbon dioxide gas, it would actually cause suffocation. The heart would go... There wouldn't be any trace of poison in the system. It would seem like natural causes. What's that? And then, if it evaporated, there wouldn't be anything left, like water. No way to know. Nothing to trace. What are you driving at? Oh, I don't know. I'm upset. I guess you're right. I am being silly. Now, look, Ellen. Charles is really a brilliant man. He knows exactly what everything he experiments with can do. Yes, of course. Of course. You didn't sleep well again last night, did you? No, no, I... I'll take two of those sleeping tablets and get to bed early. Sleeping tablets? Those are the ones I gave Charles for you. Oh, yes. Yes, of course. That night I sat in the upstairs den, read until my eyes burned without having the least idea what was written in the book. An hour passed by. Two. Three. And he knows more sounds coming from the bedroom. Charles was asleep. I wanted to sleep myself. Desperately, I had to sleep, but I wouldn't go into that room with him. I remember hearing the clock in the living room strike three.  The distant cry of a tomcat, and then, unmistakably, I sensed a chill coming over the room, surrounding me. A pale light was filtering through the Venetian lines. Morning wasn't here. The room was like ice. Ice! You fell asleep. I just brought a blanket for you. I thought maybe you were cold. No, I... I... You've been dreaming. I don't want a blanket. All right. Here, take these. Take what? A couple of your aspirin. Here. No. No! No, I don't want them! I apologized an hour later for getting so upset. I even made coffee for him before he left for work. I was wary now, you see. It was far better not to let him know that I'd found out. And I'd have the advantage on him. And he wasn't able to deny it and change his tactics. So now I held the advantage, and I... Hello, darling. Surprise. Oh, Charles. You're home early. Well, don't look so disappointed. Expecting the ice, ma'am? Look. What is it? Open it up. An orchid, it... it's beautiful. Not half as beautiful as my lovely wife. That ain't all. More? Lots. Tonight, my darling, we're going out. Dinner at the plaza, the show at the Green Hat, the gypsy violinist at Little Asia, and champagne. Nothing but champagne. All the champagne we can drink. We're going to pack into this night everything you ever wanted, ever loved, all the places we used to go. Tonight's yours. Why, Charles? Why? Who does there have to be a why? Usually. Not with this husband. Well, I mean, I don't think... You deserve it. That's enough. Now, upstairs and into your best. Tonight's the night. We started on the merry-go-round, but all that I could think of was... tonight is the night. We went to all those places. Charles laughed a lot.  They didn't laugh. It was very late when we got home. There was one of those notices on the door you get when a telegram has been delivered and no one was home to receive it. He called Western Union, listened while they read it to him, and then he put his coat back on, came over and put his arms around me. Ellen, there's a new contract that came in this afternoon. I've got to go down to the office. But it's nearly three in the morning. I'll call you when I get there. Well, if you have to. It's a rush deal, and I've got to figure out a formula so the boys can work on it in the morning. So, go to bed, darling. Union, please. This is Mrs. Charles Forrester, 1552 Carlton Manoway. You sent a wire that was just read over the phone. My husband wanted me to get the exact wording. Would you read it again, please? One moment, please. Go ahead. Charles, call office immediately. Signed, Tom. Thank you. The auditors were still working on the books. Charles' boss was trying to contact him. Well, Charles wasn't worried. He'd have the missing money, and a little extra besides. The difference between $30,000 and... Hello? All right. Tonight's the night. Yes, of course he wouldn't be home when it happened. He'd be out of town. Then what? Where would it come from? I was aching so that I could hardly see. I took three Aspen and sat down to wait for him. Hello? Is Charles Forrester there? Well, who's calling him? Well, I'm terribly sorry to bother you at this hour, but I'm not sure that this is the Forrester I want. This is the frozen carbonic company. You wouldn't know whether your Mr. Forrester ordered some dry ice for tonight. Well, why? Well, the plant shutting down for the night, and this fellow made such a fuss about it, said it was so important that I wanted to make sure he found it. He said Forrester leave it on the back ramp, but he hasn't picked it up yet. I guess he'll find it all right. You must have the wrong Forrester. Oh, I'm sorry to bother you. The upstairs den. That's why he wanted me to sleep there. A small room where dry ice could do with suffocating faster, more surely, more believably. And realizing it, I wasn't excited. My heart wasn't beating fast anymore. In fact, I felt quite cool. Drowsy. Drowsy, I shook my head. Oh, it still ached the aspirin. Why hadn't it stopped my headache? I'd have to take two more. I started to the medicine cabinet. I couldn't walk straight. I opened the cabinet and got out the bottle of aspirin. I'd already taken five. Why didn't they? They weren't aspirin at all. They were sleeping tablets. He tricked me. I'd been drugged. I had to run. Stop him. I got to keep awake. Yes, who is this? This is Tom. Where's Charles? Well, isn't he there? He said he was going to the office. No, I've been trying to get him all night. He even sent a wire. Oh, no. Now, Ellen, things aren't as bad as all that. Look, I've known you for 20 years. Think I haven't made mistakes show wrong. I knew he took that money months ago, and I figured it must have been for a pretty good reason. All I wanted was for Charles to tell me about it. I've already made up for it out of my own pocket. Well, you and Chuck can pay me back whenever you can. He's much more valuable to me than a few dollars. Yes, Tom, I hear you. He doesn't know that, does he? It's all right. It's all all right. That's why I wanted him to come down. All he had to do was ask me. Well, after all, that's what friends are for. Oh, God, this is awful. I've got to stop. You go to sleep, Ellen. We'll get it all straightened out in the morning. Give Zella a ring one of these days. She's home a lot. Maybe you two could... Sleep, yes. Thank you. Thank you. It's all right. I've got to tell him. I've got... What is the number of the frozen carbonic company? Please. Yes, sir. All right, nine, nine, two. Two. Hello. This... This is Mrs. Forrester. Yes? My husband is coming down to pick up some dry ice from you. I want you to tell him what I called and said everything was all right. Understand?  I hear you. If he comes back, I'll... I'll be home, sir. This is Ellen. Is Tom home? No matter. I... I want you to talk to me. Ellen, do you know what time it is? No matter what happens, keep talking. Don't let me go to sleep. Please, just talk. Tell me what you've been doing. Tell me everything you did today. Oh, I had a terribly fascinating day. I got up at eight and made Tom's breakfast. I got low-loft school and at 10.30, I just didn't vacuum the living room. Then at 12, how are we doing? No, no, no, it's Tom, Ellen. What? Tom, Chuck's boss. What are you doing here? Well, you fell asleep while I was talking to you. I tried to call you back then. When Tom got home, I told him about it. Well, I can wait, Zell. Listen, I have to talk fast. Are you awake now, Ellen? Yes, just go ahead. Well, look, Charles is downstairs. I brought him home. He doesn't know anything about our conversation last night. And he doesn't want you to know that he wasn't at the office. He got it. Where was he? Well, the police picked him up in his car. I went down to the station and got him. He was so groggy they thought he was drunk. Crazy guy had taken a couple of sleeping pills, put her off to the side of the road and gone to sleep. They noticed his car because the windows were frosted up. Frosted up? Yes, yes, all frosted on the outside. The cops couldn't understand. Come in, Charles. Come on, let's go, Zell. Yeah, sure. $30,000. You wanted me to have the money. And you were going to die, so that... Gosh, darling, gosh. They're just seeing the only way to make things right. They could never be right without you. Well, Ellen, I love you. I know, darling. Suspense, presented by Autolite. Tonight's star, Russell and Russell, with John McIntyre as Charles. Here we are, Hollywood and Vine. Say, I just figured out something.  Right, my friend, and next time I see you, I'll tell you about Autolite Bullseye Sealed Beam Headlights, the new safe headlight that's guaranteed to function even when the lens is cracked or broken. Got them, Mr. Wilcox. Got them. Well, they're unbeatable, just like Autolite spark plugs, and they're only one of more than 400 products made by Autolite for cars, trucks, planes and boats. 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