YouTube channels - tips on interesting ones!

[mag]

Hi you all, I’m always in search of good information resources.
Do you have sone tips on illustration/writing pb YouTube channels?
Recently I found BookEnds (literary agency):
https://www.youtube.com/c/BookEndsLiteraryAgency

And The illustrators guide (illustrator agency): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Idk6FHc8tUwT89WouBiRg

They both quite interesting and I thought it might be fun to share with you. other tips are welcomed!

[danielerossi]

Skeshbook is a fun channel. Check out his video about trying to be Spiderman when he was a kid Jake was interviewed on it recently, too.

[Melissa_Bailey]

@mag great question -- you mean other than the SVS YouTube channel (and the instructors' channels), right?

Here are a few illustration YouTube channels that I really enjoy:
Anoosha Syed
Kendyll Hillegas (She does mostly editorial illustration but her videos are still applicable to all illustration/art fields.)
And our very own @NessIllustration has a little YouTube channel that is super informative.

Really looking forward to finding new illustration-related channels to watch!
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[NessIllustration]

@mag I have several videos on my Youtube channel you might enjoy

• Illustration process of a book: https://youtu.be/JH6lX5Bxv1Q
• (new!) How to thumbnail a picture book: https://youtu.be/E7ZWGrzUkPE
• How to format a book spread: https://youtu.be/DpBlHLzR_Gg
• Working with self-published authors: https://youtu.be/pXflCwRyIV4