[EARLY ACCESS DRAFT] What is Deracine?
🕑 Added 2018-07-12 15:19:58 +0000 UTC Hey all!Before I head to bed, I wanted to quickly upload my current draft of a video discussing Deracine.
The full version will have tighter editing and better visualisation of some of the folklore I talk about halfway through..so if you're really interested, consider waiting for the public release in a day or so.
The folklore was a lot of fun to dive into, and I recommend you do some of your own reading on Celtic folklore if you're interested.
Thank you, as always for being my patrons. Talk to you again tomorrow!
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VaatiVidya
Yeah its a fascinating genre I never really considered
VaatiVidya
Yeah, I have trouble coming up with a word for that, thank you for the constructive criticism. I am using Miyazaki word for it in a recent interview, however. And I'm aware that she's actually William sharp, don't worry :) I'll have an annotation in the final vid. Thanks again for the criticism! I crave it!
can't wait to see your video( I don't have vr myself) it looks amazing and I've always been a fan of Celtic fey and the like
This is great. I would consider rewording around "fragmentary" in favor of something like "implicative" or that kind of nature. Fragmentary is a good descriptor but it has negative connotations you may not intend? Implicative infers the design of the fragmentation more clearly, but yeah. Also, Fiona Macleod was actually a nom de plume of William Sharp--but maybe that doesn't matter.