Thank you for all the great feedback last week! I re-recorded the video on landscape, tweaked a few things, and with the Lord's blessings, just made it public. 🙏 https://youtu.be/IvsDTmCz7Wg

Hello everyone, I'm Hammad Malik. I'm launching a YouTube channel to teach how to create 3D game assets and become a 3D game artist. I have been working in game development for the past five years.

So at 3 weeks in I seem to be stuck at 16-17 subscribers for a few days now it’s been dry I’m still getting views and comments, did any of the bigger channels on here experience this in your journey ? Thanks

After six months of careful preparation, I calibrated the studio lights, perfected the camera angles, and refined every detail. Then my laptop died—catastrophically, irreparably dead. I liquidated my Bitcoin position. Fortune smiled: the timing was perfect, the market at its peak when i sold it. A month of ruthless research followed, comparing specs. Hunting deals. Building the perfect machine. New PC arrived. I stress-tested everything—lighting sequences, camera profiles, editing workflows. Every preset is locked in. Saturday morning, I'd record my first video. On Friday evening, my motorcycle slipped out from under me. The pavement struck the skull. The helmet took most of it, but my face didn't escape. Eye swollen. Skin torn. Not critical, but critical enough. Months of forced stillness. Healing. Waiting. Watching my studio gather dust. Then, finally, New Year's Day. The camera turned on. The channel went live. https://www.youtube.com/@3DArtistGuide Sometimes the universe tests how badly you want something.

How do you organise content ideas, drafts and finished content? I’ve gone through Notion, Evernote, Google Docs and while they all have advantages, I’ve yet to find the perfect system. I’d love to know what you think.