Hello guys!
Welcome to todays Inktober video!
It’s Day 26, and part of me feels like it’s all gone so quickly.
Part of me also feels like I’ve been drawing and recording and editing for 100 days.
Thats so much for the words of encouragement on the last couple of videos, I think I’ve
got my mojo back and that’s huge thanks in part to you guys.
Today’s house might hurt your eyes a little bit, it definitely gave me a bit of a headache
drawing it.
The house is haunted by a glitch and I’m so happy with the overall effect I can’t
wait to draw like this again.
I thought it would be fun today to talk about my supernatural experiences.
There have been some great ones in the comments, a few people who’ve lived in haunted houses.
I wouldn’t say that my house was haunted, the house I grew up in, but it had a lot of
history.
It was a victorian house, it survived the wars, and the house itself really just had
an energy to it, like it was it’s own living entity.
When I was younger, I went through random phases of being scared of different random
things, burglary, fire, and ghosts.
At one point, when my sister had started secondary school and I was still at primary school,
there was a window of about 10-20 minutes where I’d be home alone after school waiting
for her to get back.
And I got so scared being in there on my own, I’d just go and get ice-cream and wait for
her on the front doorstep.
But nothing really happened then.
Once I was over my fear of ghosts stage.
I ended up having a couple of spooky experiences.
But the weird thing was it was never really scary, like it wasn’t a shock, it didn’t
make me jump, it kind of felt like how you observe things in dreams.
I remember once being up on the top floor, we had a cupboard with like the ironing board
in it and stuff, and the cupboard was locked with a key but we always kept the key in the
lock, and I remember standing about 5 feet away from it and literally seeing the key
turn by itself and the door creak open.
I don’t think I was brave enough to go over and close it but I just kind of carried on
with my day.
I had to get up in the middle of the night once to go to the toilet, and when I walked
out of my room, turned the lights on, there was a man and woman sitting on the stairs
in old clothes, they were kind of in like suspended animation and before I could really
look at them they weren’t there anymore, and I just kind of passed it off as still
being half asleep, also I had stain glass windows on my bedroom doors, which was a lovely
relic from the victorian times, with the image of a man on one side and a woman on the other,
so my mum suggested that maybe that image kind of imprinted on me as I walked out of
the room.
Doesn’t really explain why I saw then sitting down together though.
One morning I woke up and there was a boy standing a few feet away from my bed in this
navy blue, again old-fashioned outfit.
And like I said, it wasn’t scary or a surprise, and then he was gone.
I personally do believe that there’s more to life than what we can see.
Maybe even on a scientific level, I can accept that there are things that exist on planes
that we can see with our own eyes.
The same way we can perceive infra-red and stuff like that.
I personally find superstition and stuff like that fun, the same as believing that there’s
alien life out there.
It just opens up realms in your imagination, gives life a new dimension.
And it doesn’t need to be taken too seriously.
I don’t live by my horoscope but I like to read it if I have a magazine, and I’ll
find a way to make it relate to my life.
Sometimes I give more meaning to coincidences than just being a coincidence.
I did the lottery the other day because the way my day was going, I was sure I was gonna
win something.
I didn’t but that won’t stop me doing it next time I get ‘that feeling’.
I’ve been rambling about this for far too long.
I’d love to know if any of you guys have had haunting or supernatural experiences.
Feel free to share your opinions even if they’re out of the ordinary, but please let’s all
be respectful of other peoples beliefs if they differ.
Thanks for watching guys and I’ll see you in the next one.
Bye!