First off: I really liked the tuorial and you are good at explaining, but here's some constructive criticque (to make it even better).
You really need to check your (in/mic) volume level, it's way too high, I had to turn my volume down quite a bit. This also means that the audio quality suffers a lot (you get some clippings and "scorring").

You also say "You know" many times, this isn't strange in any way, most people have a "safe word/phrase" taht they use when they feel a bit uncomfortable (as when doing a recording etc). It can be controlled with training, and if you can reduce your use of it, you'll get a better flow in your speech). (and "you know" is perhaps not the best phrase to use in tutorials, as "I don't know", I'm here to learn ;?D).

As I said, it's a oood tutorial, but with some changes and a better flow it will be even better!

nice effort. but how about explaining people how to model the small pillows using sculpting? i mean anyone can round a cube.

talking about switching from cinema 4d to blender: rounding a cube takes one click in c4d. converting and extruding it another two clicks.

your lengthy explanation of rounding a cube and extruding a loop is hardly making anyone switch to blender.

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