ASMR | Colour Your World

[@elizabethbergfield9853]

If i was watching this without a title, I would've suspected it to be an art project or a short film. It is really that good

[@Oliver_BN]

It totally qualifies to be both art project and a short film I think. Even if it is also ASMR. Cool to see people experimenting with and pushing the medium.

[@esobelisk3110]

remove the word “ASMR” from the title & show it at a film festival. it’ll fit right in.

[@nguyenwill6836]

@@Oliver_BN Zzzzzzzzzzz

[@infecta]

they’re called ASMRtists for a reason🙏

[@Retsiger]

@@CredibleCommenter Ooo can I see the link, I think that this type of concept is really cool and wanna see more of it :)

[@stray_ashes7216]

Imagine showing this video, in particular, to common people when cinematography was only at its beginning and there only was black and white content. Must be crazy to see a man in a video coloring things by simply touching them! A magician at his finest

[@NiCoNiCoNiCola]

They will skin you alive for black magic

[@MarBL23563]

that and... 1080p video.

[@declanbranch6107]

They would say witch

[@T2266]

@@MarBL23563 no, image shot on film reel is of better quality than 1080p, given the film is preserved in good condition.

[@MarBL23563]

@@T2266 oh

[@Luke-i5c]

I feel like more color happens when he gets happier. At first he was like “this isn’t normal” but as he goes on he starts to appreciate it.

[@remokarap628]

To me it's like he's telling a story of a man who seemed to lose everything that made him happy. The more he grew up, the less colour he had, the sadder he got. This is like him regaining his colour or happiness in a way. Awesome.

[@Cynnabuns]

My everyday right now. Least the first part lol

[@Da-C0ry]

And he seems to recover his happiness by aprecciating the little things, and finding joy in them. What a great video

[@KingPancat]

This seems like a Disney cartoon that would’ve aired in the 60s when they first made the jump to color tv in order to showcase the new technology and it makes me so happy

[@MarBL23563]

how has nobody replied? also, i really wish they did something like that eggs dee

[@zacharyalfano9846]

Because no one likes Disney. It’s mega Corp pupatiered by the Chinese.

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@MarBL23563 Nobody had anything to add

[@conniesenesr6915]

Exactly 💯

[@labbecedario1579]

Pleasantville (1998)

[@OptiNihle]

*TimeStamps for Every Object* ! Family Photo 0:50 Lighter 1:21 Lighting The Cake Candles 1:32 Rubik’s Cube 3:21 Orange Juice 4:52 Cranberry Juice 6:04 Red Velvet Cake (My Favorite Flavor of Cake!) 7:00 Card Deck 7:28 Dice 7:55 Books 8:32 Jar of Lentils (I now know what these are thanks to Lemonade Jade!) 9:00 Little ColorfulTablets?? Sorry, IDK What those are… 10:11 Crispy Choc Um’s 10:54 Candles 12:02 Flower Vase 13:06 Flowers 13:38 Umbrella 13:48 Pens 14:10 Ballon 16:00 Microphone Covers 16:55 House Plant 18:10 *Fruit Bowl recoloration Starts* Orange 19:07 Apple 19:36 Lemon 19:59 Second Apple 20:17 Second Lemon 20:38 Third Apple 20:50 Second Orange 21:06 Third Orange 21:18 Fourth Apple 21:37 Pineapple 22:29 *Fruit Bowl Recoloration Ends* Bowl & Cloth 23:25 Onion Rings 24:15 Removing Those Depressing Gloves 25:35 Lighting Up the Back Wall 25:42 Wiping Himself Off 26:57 Party Hat 27:34 Cake Candle Recoloration 27:47 Nostalgia 29:17 A New Beginning, A New Perspective 29:50 *Hope you enjoy!*

[@Dazzlingrainbowloom]

I believe the orange pebbles are lentils but thank you for the time stamps I appreciate all the work

[@neemibano7165]

❤

[@sethmaloof9589]

NFL I thought it was a chocolate cake with vanilla frosting 😅 but whatever

[@sethmaloof9589]

Ngl not NFL

[@fleaths]

W favourite cake flavour

[@The_Ghost_Gaming]

While everyone is talking about the practical effects (which are super impressive!) I really love the idea of the video. As we get older, the world seems to become black and white. The character reflecting on the photos of his birthdays when he was younger, being in color, but as the pictures become more recent, become black and white. The idea that a phone was "boring" and black and white, but the rubex cube, a "child's toy" being in color really drives the point that when we view the world like we would as a child, it becomes more colorful. At least that's my interpretation.

[@WitchKing-Of-Angmar]

Not like we would as a child, like we would before 2000s and onward. The world really has gotten worse, it's not just a movie that you leave glad that It doesn't depict natural life, it's the movie about cancer, going home after to your relative that was just diagnosed with it, scared to what the future may hold. People will tell you it's just your childhood and Rose colored specs that treat you to the innocence pure best times of your life, but that isn't so true, when everyone around you is more and more unrealistic and miserable, whereas they weren't when you were young. Back then there were reasons to be miserable, now it's simply the act of feeling like nothing that is killing society. Wanting to sleep extendedly for hours upon hours hoping you can achieve something you've wanted to do. Before it was close and had a warmth and color to it, whilst now the things you've been waiting to get to at the end of the tiring week, seem miniscule and distant. You'd rather sleep than get to that enjoyment, because it's waiting for your emotions to meet the exciting thing, no longer the exciting thing to raise your emotions to glee. Like we are judging that fascinating wonder of creative joy as being so tranparent and not all it could be. It's like trying a show, in modern day it strikes people as odd to just dive into a random selection from Netflix or Prime (depending on the free section that is), sitting back on presumably your couch or for the strange - a swivel chair 7 inches from your screen. But that is the finite issue, we need to be told that it's good to watch, or basically what a short example of the show before hand, with people eager or anxious to start watching. It's the competitive devotion that current times offers so much, we can't just put it down, its destiny to finish at least an entire 5-7 episodes within one sitting, so it feels wrong getting into a mysterious show either ready to give up or a slave to the screen watching all the way through it waiting for something remotely enticing to happen. At other times curiosity I killed when you can't find what you want, after that you give the curtains close speech in your head and the "ah I'll just go to bed, the shows still not out yet". Instead of finding something else that proves a pivotal and exciting way to spend the night. We hold emotion over everything, and suffer because of it..never getting through anything and all of a sudden your weekend is spent away like cash to the first decent outfit a store offers; Or if it's Gucci...a final prize no one can win...and no one wants. I haven't done anything fascinating that I've wanted to do for the last 3 months, Halloween is almost here and I haven't contended to being in any mood of haunting delight, and I'm sure for thanksg....for Christmas, I'll put up a tree, but see the whole act as more if a golden shimmer, than a tradition and great fresh minty enchanting joy I was enjoyed everyday until the final. I honestly believe so that because I anticipate a major event or thing that will happen, I forget all the moments I'm in now, so I feel useless when October 31st hits, or December 25th ends. That tree and ornamental shimmer means nothing after those important follow-up days...at that points it's the past that your taking down. Oh how dismal.

[@izimari]

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Holy shit, are you an English major? I didn’t even remotely read the whole thing but the parts I did read were incredibly descriptive and used fantastic vocabulary. Not to mention how generally long you typed for. Seriously. Write books or something. Like actually 😳

[@caleb_artzs2533]

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar I feel the same way man. Thank you for being vulnerable here in the comments section man

[@ravner4322]

Philosopher in the making

[@Xerna77]

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar are u bored

[@Liiizzyy]

The ability to see, and look at colors is so underrated. Such a precious gift.

[@felypinho020]

We only value such things when we lose them

[@the_manchovie1795]

Me who is colourblind watching this:

[@katy9986]

@@the_manchovie1795 omg lol

[@noobterrarian1568]

​​@@the_manchovie1795all stoopid, that's not how colorblindness works

[@metsamyr2811]

@@noobterrarian1568 there are forms of colorblindness that make you see black and white values instead of colors. I have one of those- I didn't know colors existed until I went to like.. 3ed grade. Lol.

[@May_003]

I was in tears trying to figure out what the character was going through. he misses those colourful days of his childhood, when he felt blissful. those days seemed to be gone forever - now everything was dark. it put a smile on my face to see him so happy and accomplished when he managed to recolour his life back again. this masterpiece that you've created speaks volumes about who you are and the type of ASMRtist or content creator you are / are trying to become. you're such an inspiring film maker, director, actor, and such a wonderful MAN. this warmed my heart, thank you.

[@STARLESS_RAGNOROK]

It's really not that deep

[@Wolfieiri]

lol how about you just let people enjoy things@@STARLESS_RAGNOROK

[@STARLESS_RAGNOROK]

@@Wolfieiri ok

[@SusanaBergen-wo9lu]

@@STARLESS_RAGNOROK Fr

[@pareopudding]

this feels like one of those short films u get shown in class where u have to find a deep meaning behind it

[@kainelemes7219]

im so happy to see an ace flag! i feel less lonely

[@biaxolotl5171]

I mean, people definitely did that

[@cocopuffs8646]

God I hated that Like we’d be reading the story and some guy’s pants are green and we would have a fucking discussion on what’s the deep meaning behind the color of his pants like bitch stfu the author just gave him green pants there’s nothing more to it

[@IcyBune]

Meaning : you should search som' stuff to make your table colorful

[@leasagna2202]

@@kainelemes7219 ACE PEOPLE UNITE!!!

[@scahnasmr]

Impressive!! It's the ART!!

[@lyricspin_gsit2434]

Scahn? What are you i doing here? I love your vid!

[@smileysekei4645]

Nani scahn here

[@omg8724]

Love you scahn

[@potato6560]

No it isn't

[@kwittypu4449]

@@potato6560 how

[@Lord_eBatts]

I refuse to believe you are an asmrist. You are a top notch filmmaker.

[@shego1142]

This is like a visual representation of what recovering from depression feels like and I love every second of it!

[@Pek1gn]

Edited this because this comment section is filled with insensitive pricks who don't know the first thing about human decency

[@irdinaathirah6509]

🌺

[@michugrais4675]

Omg YES

[@gartenschnecci9896]

Yes! ♥️👍🏻

[@queengoblin]

Yes

[@Carlyw9t2]

The way you hummed and ha-ed to yourself gave me such incredible nostalgia. It reminded me of the way Mr Bean used to grunt and mumble to himself in the show when I was a kid. The entire video was just so whimsical and full of childlike wonder, I can't believe I got to watch it for free.

[@clementine1586]

YES I WAS THINKING OF MR BEAN THE WHOLE TIME

[@rowandaly2826]

I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE YES I GOT SO MUCH NOSTALGIA FROM THIS VIDEO OF WATCHING MR BEAN GROWING UP

[@Mandy3141]

Same!

[@StarboyXL9]

I wonder if Rowan Atkinson has seen this

[@iwakuralain1459]

ikr? I used to love Mr. Bean back when I was a kid, no wonder I found this video entertaining

[@ADHlexia]

For most of this I was wondering if it was either all editing or a black and white and he had special effects makeup. When I saw that his wrists weren’t black and white, I came to the conclusion that it really iS a b&l set with sfx makeup! This whole video was so creative and I enjoyed every second of it. Both as a filmmaker, and an ASMR listener 🥰

[@5jollyfriends565]

Is no one going to talk about how the balloon popped when he wrote “Bang”?? That was so cool, just like this entire video and Atlas himself

[@danishadrianbinabdulaziz7599]

Oh yeah ikr 😃😃😃😃

[@nathaliapaz]

Eu não tinha percebido, muito bom !

[@Himynameisnotcarpet]

I know, this whole thing was just a masterpiece

[@MoonlightCottageASMR]

Your creativity knows no limit. This was the most original, funny and "feel good" asmr video I've ever watched. (your smile at 24:50 made my day)

[@adriennesabinesolante6553]

LOVE YOUR ASMR VIDS

[@Glacialsss]

This is so true, one the most unique asmr video's out there

[@416pez3]

shaka shaka daba shaka shaka feel good

[@grammernotzi]

Hey Moonlight Cottage, love your Steampunk Optometrist videos!

[@youraveragelanadelreystan]

the asmr queen recognising other masterpieces

[@artbysamc]

The fact that all of these color swaps are done practically just makes my heart sing. An ode not only to amazing filmmaking but to practical camera effects and visual illusions - I'm in love with it. The books and the dish towel especially delighted me.

[@MacNava]

I love the fact that when the room is mostly colorful, there's still some black and white things in the room, meaning that depression never truely goes away forever. He didn't have to put that little detail in there, but he did, and I love that.

[@Iera_Thaumaturgy]

It could have been unintentional, I mean people like to interpret things even if there is nothing to interpret, it is a human thing to do.

[@Laurence2000]

@@Iera_Thaumaturgy That’s definitely true, but that’s the beauty of a work like this - it’s impressed us to the point where we’re putting own interpretations into it, even when it may not be intentional. The depression metaphor might not have been the original intent at all, but it’s very much one that appeals to those of us who battle it. And again, great art gives us room to believe it.

[@lonzma2890]

Or...the color black just exists in life

[@fortniteamongus8826]

😃

[@slowcuber_aze]

@@lonzma2890 The best fully understandable interpretation

[@vi_m_]

This made me unbelievably happy, and I don't know why. All his smiling made me smile too! It felt like I was watching an animated film. Must have been so much effort to put together, props as usual Atlas :)

[@Insane.I]

By far the most underrated asmr-artist out there, truly always putting on quite the spectacle which both entertains and relaxes the viewer. True KZbin cinematography

[@layaksingh1238]

@@Insane.I yeah he is and also Made in France asmr

[@Insane.I]

@@layaksingh1238 so true :)

[@asmrlacce]

So Imaginative! His videos are always impressive.

[@vaultboy404]

Atlas atmosphere moon lit cottage and made in France are just elite asmrtists

[@OuiamAkchar]

I thought it was a grey filter but when colors started showing and I realized how you actually made this I was mind blown !! The amount of work and thought it must’ve taken!

[@giladdan8858]

And how is that exactly?

[@Spadesofalltrades]

​@@giladdan8858find only greyscale props

[@boppop8703]

I realized that this wasn’t a black & white filter when I looked at his arms. This must’ve took so much effort. Props to you 👏

[@nexSix66]

His hair reveals it too, but i thought it was a black and white filter but he used some weird ‘only this color shows in this area’ thing in editing somehow?

[@SilverSkylark]

Looks like a bit of both maybe? At 8:55 you can see on the books where the digital filter starts and ends

[@elenamarie48]

I think he used some type of green screen, but can't exactly figure it out

[@carok6817]

I think he painted his face and the fruits/plants grey. He forgot about his arms though hehe.

[@contact157]

I knew it!!! It's practical effects. I'm so confused since the beginning as I'm starting to look for clues like reflection, hues, shades, taint, areas missed by filter, is it edited his hands, his skin his hair I'm so confused whether it's all edited, practical effects or filter. Goddamn j was looking for something to give away so fkn bad

[@valeriagranda3598]

This is just not ASMR, this is pure ART ✨👏🏻

[@its_davidserret]

But ASMR is art!?

[@Justy_cz]

This is asmr

[@ederlyndecena889]

JUSTY CZ, it's not only an ASMR, it's a pure art

[@Starryeyeddreamer2001]

* this is not just ASMR

[@cupilovan]

​@@Starryeyeddreamer2001breaking bad ref ?

[@H0laS0yD0ra]

This is not what you expect from a KZbin video , rather a short film from 40's , when colourful television was just invented . This video gives such warm emotions and joy . So much people were involved , giving so much effort in details . Will be definitely rewatching this video again .❤

[@JBGreenASMR]

OMG STOP IT, this is so fun and cool.

[@JBGreenASMR]

(Don't really stop it.)

[@kellykade]

Jellybean Green! It's good to see you ☺

[@lolsource701]

@@JBGreenASMR bahahah

Go say to your dad 😠😠

[@searaes8188]

Oh hey its you!

[@jxeliem]

This asmr concept is out of this world. I'm blown away on just how he came up with these type of videos 🥺🥺

[@bacht4799]

When In not so fare future sitting in a movie studio and in process in creating movies and he thinking how he get here.. the answer is BECAUSE OF THIS AWESOME VIDEOS YOU HAVE MADE HERE..

[@phil352]

The execution of the video is way more impressive tbh

[@jxeliem]

@@phil352 i'd say he nailed every aspect of it

[@devon5078]

clean mazda bri

[@jxeliem]

@@devon5078 yoo, thats a clean z u got bro😳

[@therobohobos2]

A man who makes everything he touches colorful, catalyst for positive change, capable of leaving a mark of positivity and brightness wherever he goes.

[@wyattwayn]

I was in awe looking at the candle being lit thinking "how the hell is the orange light emitting onto his shirt??????" thinking it was some crazy rotoscoping work and then realizing that it is all practical and that everything is literally black and white which made me impressed even more.

[@bageljon9395]

THIS!

[@user-rv7ge1tc4l]

I think it was a mix of the two ?? the objects were def not painted, just his face and the cake

[@JdotCarver]

I doubt he could replicate the Onion Rings and the Choc'Ems with paint.

[@ponebamino]

@@user-rv7ge1tc4l he actually posted some pictures on his instagram, all the objects were painted as well

[@user-rv7ge1tc4l]

@@ponebamino there is no way, part of them probably was painted. but he def added some stuff in post-production

[@legoinsomniac]

At first I was in awe of the digital effects used to change the colours. Then I realised there were no digital effects and it’s all in camera and practical and I am even more in awe.

[@JOLT_x3]

im a vfx student, this type of black/white with colour thing is going on my list of things to learn.

[@soulbounddoll1826]

I've always loved how color could pop out in a black and white environment. This is probably my favorite art medium. Color in a dull world. Wish I knew what such art was called. I mean it has to have a name right?

[@Da-C0ry]

More than an art in itself, it's a filmmaking technique. If you refrain from using certain elements whitin your story, their presence becomes more powerful. Like color in a black-and-white enviroment, or certain powerful phrases whitin a script, so on, so forth.

[@soulbounddoll1826]

@@Da-C0ry But what is that technique called? It does have a name right?

[@arrandonbavand]

@@soulbounddoll1826 rumours say that Johnwilliam is still looking for the name to this day.

[@omarkyan]

@@soulbounddoll1826 "Color splash" or "selective color" in photography might be what you're looking for.

[@serjaimelannister6630]

Selective color! I see another commenter mentioned it but just wanted to second it here. Absolutely love selective color across art forms

[@so1ar15]

You know Atlas... This actually brought me to tears in the end... The message you can take from this... The joy I felt again after seeing the color come back to that black and white scene... Message well received Man... Thank you for making this... Truly... Thank you

[@elwinthebean]

same for me there !

[@bananaplz6652]

I hav monochromancy this is like normal to me

[@jessecolley3332]

I'd hate to be your parents

[@WhimsicalLittledawg]

@@bananaplz6652 RED FROG

[@matt-de9ie]

@@WhimsicalLittledawg they wouldnt know

[@nothingspeaks]

The fact that we can see your wrists and they're coloured doesn't even make me upset it just further adds to the magic of this not just being a greyscale filter

[@enemyghost2170]

his expression when he pours the orange juice is just so cinematic I love his acting so much- somebody get this man in a Wes Anderson film

[@WhisperAudiosASMR]

This was utterly unique and absolutely fantastic!

[@g04tzy69]

This video isn't just ASMR. It's a piece of art filled with creative use of color, some great symbolism and a lot of thought and work put into it. It's just how I like it. And Atlas' mannerisms and acting add to it perfectly. Just beautiful

[@dropkickedmurphy6463]

For me, this isn't great for the ASMR response, but I think this is an excellent model of what ASMR should be. Every action had a purpose, and it told a story. Nothing about the character was creepy to me at all, and they weren't randomly feeling things to feel things. The character feels natural. At no point did I step back and question "what am I watching?". It didn't feel forced. The character was relatable. It's good.

[@NerfAutist]

Gotta hate it when in asmr they have to put in filler, NOTHING here is filler, it’s all doing something to progress the story

[@umamifan]

Exactly I hate it when ASMR just has mindless tapping in it. It’s a fake representation of what ASMR is. This video is true asmr. There’s no attempt at “trying” to be asmr because it’s just natural, straightforward movements.

[@Sharpe1502]

ASMR literally started as “Filler”. It was whispering, either coherently or incoherently. Then turning pages became a thing, and tapping. ASMR having a plot only became a thing when it started taking off more.

[@mallardofmodernia8092]

@@Sharpe1502 chicken or the egg. Toy story woody cleaning and fixing scene, some of studio ghiblis scenes etc

[@artorhen]

@exildesert mindless tapping is good for ASMR though, it is meant to put you to sleep.

[@justefi1284]

That’s not just an asmr , this is a masterpiece!

[@aleksandr9159]

Вау... Впервые в жизни вижу асмр с неким смыслом... Автор, вы чудо 💖

[@duncanc9552]

This is just art at this point even if you don't like asmr you gotta appreciate the work and shots.

[@vicentetemes5793]

This has to be the most hardcore ASMR video ever made for the simple fact that you tied a balloon AND found the end of the duct tape roll *_while wearing cloth gloves!_*

[@funnirobloxplayer1023]

Bro the way he gets an IPhone, looks at it, says “boring”, and tosses it aside like it’s an empty birthday card is crazy.

[@svnouz]

This felt like a movie! The production quality of the video is insane. Felt like I was watching a psychological film :)

[@xarisdixon5971]

This gave me Truman Show vibes, a man discovering that nothing about his world is what it seems. Absolutely loved this concept and the execution, well done! ⭐️🌟⭐️🌟

[@lunajackson3965]

I thought this was going to help put me to sleep, but it didn’t because I kept going “geez, how on earth did they manage that trick? That’s so cool” This guy is out here making extremely impressive high class art, this is amazing

[@jhorseman3410]

Yes yes, everything is great and creative and extraordinary, but using the written word "Bang" instead of the actual balloon popping has to be the most genius thing of the video

[@kung-borean30]

I didn't even see it coming, but it was so freaking satisfying!

[@emmaholloway2516]

I think Charlie Chaplin would be quite impressed.

[@BeBraveBeYouASMR1]

Absolutely brilliant!!!

[@unluckychalk9376]

Indeed

[@licor30]

@qeuarfbhq3iwushbq what the hell dude?????

[@Jhonatan_Soares]

@qeuarfbhq3iwushbq xddd

[@JeannO]

I was busy and fell on that. Watched the whole video. I just kept being happier watching this first sad guy becoming happy by colouring his world. It's very beautiful. And sweet. 💝 Let's color the world people! 🌈🤩💘

[@WhisperingGentlemanASMR]

I can honestly say that this is one of the most creative videos you’ve ever made! The representation of colour (or lack of colour) is so relatable to many of us and how we see the world. And the journey you take us on when exploring and finding vibrance and joy in the colours you discover! Amazing my friend! To me this video reminds me that there is happiness all around us, you just have to look for it. I think I speak for many of us out there when I say, thank you for creating this masterpiece Atlas!

[@fawnoverbrawn]

It's always that deep

[@bookfable2099]

The idea, your reactions, and using your hum to express you emotions is absolutely incredible! I just subscribed and am so glad I found this video!

[@tplayssomegames8543]

When he’s looking sad while taking pictures and being alone for his birthday at the start, it’s way too sad for my emotionally damaged brain… legitimately made me shed a tear 😭

[@ゆーきさんじゃよ]

なんだこの世界観…！！！！ただのasmrじゃねぇ………すげぇ………映画一本見たくらいの満足感だ…………々 白黒の世界がだんだん色づいていく、っていう設定が既に面白いのに、その変身過程がまたそれぞれで素敵。 一番好きなのは本のところ。ある側面から見たら紙は全部白黒だし一番上の表紙も白黒だけど、背表紙が見えるように向きを変えるだけで色が出てきた。最高に面白い。

[@cailincoane6378]

This was fascinating to watch. Watching everything light up with color/colour, it looks like some kind of exhibit in an art museum. I loved the reveal of the red velvet cake, it was so cool to watch. I’d love to have seen your thought process for bringing this all together. Feeling not great with side effects from the COVID booster shot - chills, body aches - so it was so nice to see this video pop up. So, thanks! And for some reason I now have a strange craving for onion rings 😆

[@udzalthegreatest]

The fact that only one of his photographs has color already shows me how colorful we were when we were young, and our colors fade through the years as we become more exposed to reality. But we can find our colors again, if we dig deep, and look at reality from a different and unique perspective.

[@michaelhughes553]

This is awesome! The whole room was actually gray, and he added a bunch of colors too it. I feel like this has a deeper meaning though. It put a smile on my face

[@torterra1826]

*to

[@michaelhughes553]

Shut up, I was trying to be nice

[@Warpest]

@@michaelhughes553😂

[@WHEELES]

Необычная деталь. Эта серая краска является не только обесцвеченной, но и матовой. Выходит, что она скрывала не только цвет, но и блеск. Я совершенно очарован этим реквизитом

[@v1ct1m_v]

*he

[@ВикторияДорофеева-ю4ы]

@@v1ct1m_v *She,because he talk about colour. In Russia colour - "she" .

[@MiriamLaker]

I absolutely love this type of asmr where there’s not much/no talking and just noises and a nice video to watch while resting, love your work atlas keep making content like this

[@caseytenebris1979]

I feel like this is the essence of show don't tell. Just the way the general mood changes and how happy it is by the end vs the startt, even contrast the whole candle light and photo take without a word directly/indirectly said towards the viewer is just wow. I mean OK there is a mumble here and there but those seem to just be for the auditory asmr effect, the tone shift presented to the viewer would still be the same with or without. Its real nice !!

[@ASMRWeekly]

W H A T T H E H E C K maaaaaaaaaan this is PERFECT ! My first reaction seeing the notification was "pleasantville????" Hahaha this is way Impressive, can't believe you went so much pratical with painting most of it 10/10

[@allisonmackenzie3174]

This reminded me of Pleasantville too!!!

[@cameronpittman4554]

Omg I wish it was a pleasant vile roleplay

[@dreamingofvenus]

This is a form of art. The way he was more interested in the Rubix cube than the iPhone because of the color is beautiful.

[@Fabs0503]

This asmr video is art. I love the meaning behind it. Creating your own happiness by giving colours to your life. Also great editing!!

[@georgebela3085]

He puts so much effort that i don’t even skip his ads cause he deserves it

[@lebz752]

I don’t know why but this is the nicest thing I’ve heard anyone do online in a longg time. It’s really the small things that matter

[@StudMacher78]

As a person who deals with depression pretty often this really made my day. Keep up the good work Atlas my man!

[@dew9223]

It's ok bro

[@StudMacher78]

@@dew9223thanks man. I’m not trying to make it about me of course. I just felt like talking about how I feel. Glad there’s some people in this cruel world who care.

[@dew9223]

@@StudMacher78 ofcourse love u bro

[@StudMacher78]

@@dew9223Love you too man. As cheesy as it sounds we’re gods lonely men.

[@morganic-chemist]

i'm blown away by how mesmerizing this was. can't imagine how long it took you to set all this up, and i'm still puzzling over the greyscale food packages hahaha

[@SuperFizzyjuice]

I absolutely love the mumbling noises he is making, It reminds me of one of those cartoon shorts that has the characters just making vocal noises but aren't actually speaking words.

[@theoshew5813]

I love his little grin whenever he brings up something colored from under the table, its so gleeful

[@pickled_cactus4422]

I love the more colors he adds the happier he becomes and I am watching this to see the smile on his face at the end

[@possummercado2429]

Atlas: *makes a video* Film majors: "WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN"

[@blueshepard7]

I can't be the only who's heart break when he sang himself softly: Happy Birthday to me 🥺 But the video was a masterpiece 🙌🏽btw! ❤️

[@rowanhoffman9380]

Literaly like half these peoples lives lol

[@sandosam807]

As someone who is studying modern art history. I can tell you that this is art

[@rittn]

こんなasmrあるんだな。クオリティ高すぎるし、最高

[@chas_maru]

ああああ！！！！！ 日本人だぁあああ！！！！泣

[@axxtol835]

だなー

[@StudMacher78]

0:53 I can’t tell you how many times I looked at a picture of past me and felt that sudden happiness remembering and reliving the early childhood days when life was simpler. God I miss it. I miss when the world wasn’t all black and white. I would do anything to go back to my world when it had color and happiness in it. Now it’s all emptiness thanks to how deep people have fallen into the isolated and lonely abyss we call a society

[@willeddy8775]

Caveman finds color and plays with household objects and food. Finally, some good KZbin content

[@KaiKukumetsu_Requiem]

69 :)

[@satan4734]

I didn't even click on this for the asmr, I just knew that the idea itself would be awesome. amazing video!!

[@suukushisakura9333]

I really like the technical details! Color=/= color, you reckonise that in black and white. A lot of dark or seemingly "black" objects aren't dark=closer to black but their saturation (desity of pigments or "intensity") is higher. The leaves of the plants or the pineapple for example or the neon colors of the microphones for example.

[@ballardshot2907]

Просто кайф какой-то!Впервые увидела АСМР,в котором заложено много философского смысла

[@Crystal_Snowflake]

Я тоже!

[@profbrunch]

Every single time you upload it is an absolute treat! I’d love to know how you did this effect and how you come up with these incredible ideas!

[@staticradio724]

It took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out that the monochrome was entirely practical effects. What a neat idea, and wonderfully executed!

[@ianlyon6224]

Mate will you be doing more “man on train type vids” or the red umbrella there’s a certain sadness to them, they are class

[@lorettabes4553]

Don't pressure him, I'm sure they are coming.

[@goodmachines7743]

There’s no sadness here?

[@ianlyon6224]

@Ikonics Forevaaa 👍🏽

[@WouldntULikeToKnow.]

Oh yes, I really like them

[@nicolaszaia]

This is not a regular ASMR video, this is a MASTERPIECE

[@OtavioNovelli]

Facilmente um dos ASMR mais bonitos que eu já vi na vida ! Isso é ARTE ✨✨✨

[@__8120]

I love the confused grunts whenever he finds something with color. Makes me think of spongegar

[@ParadoxicalSerenity]

The concept behind this is truly what everyone goes through ! As you grow older,it all becomes black & white

[@odd3cho]

this reminds me of the feeling i get when i'm coming back to earth after getting really anxious or dissociated. as i ground myself and start paying attention to my surroundings again, it feels as if i'm gradually able to discard the oppressive greyscale and remember how to see the world in color again. i've grown to love ASMR because it helps me get out of my head. there are things to be seen, felt, heard, EXPERIENCED around me that i forget to pay attention to a lot of the time. in a figure of speech (because of course is goes well beyond that) i want to experience life in color. thank you for masterpieces like this that remind me what it is to be alive

[@conniesenesr6915]

Well Said Thank you!

[@SabinaMahone]

I feel like a child watching magic tricks, every time a new colour pops: I smile and clap quietly. So mesmerizing and creative. So many positive emotions :). Also, this video made me have a little crush on Atlas 😳, looking even more attractive than usual.

[@에리얼-y1q]

와 이건 asmr을 넘어서 하나의 예술 같음...

[@benjistenllercondori8450]

This short film is perfect, it is very entertaining to see how the color comes to the video ❤🎉🎉

[@mimik6775]

I’m just sitting here wondering what software he used to pull this off, color isolation isn’t easy to do this well, much less multiple colors on the same scene.

[@vellavoila]

He filmed this in color

[@erforscher]

exactly what I want to know !

[@A.K.A-17]

I think it was practical effects, but I guess he could have done the greatest colour isolation technique I've ever seen too, both are pretty impressive.

[@_kittencake]

@@A.K.A-17 I think he used a mixture of practical effects and software. For example, after the cut at 18:48 the fruits get some faint coloring before he wipes them clean

[@mimik6775]

@@_kittencake that seems likely, but the jar full of nuts (or whatever those kind of grain looking things were) are throwing me off big time. I need to know how he made them colored coming out of the jar.

[@davidlopez6259]

This is a masterpiece. It covers so much ground so well. A purist!

[@irradiatedpacific]

this is one of my favorite short films. it's gorgeous. it's brilliant. it's everything to me. bravo.

[@astorywhispered]

Well, I'm pleased we've brought back the red umbrella. Wouldn't want to go too long without one. Really lovely, creative, calming work.

[@eleonore6204]

I love, love, looooove the creativity and execution of it! What clued me in was your wrist, but up until I saw it I wasn't quite sure how you'd manage to make everything so perfectly grey! I spent a long time looking at your hair also, the slight difference of colour with the rest made it really cool. Reminded me of Pleasantville. It was really, really, reaaaaally cool!

[@QuanBoi420]

I love everything about this video, it’s literally art, it tells a story, seriously it’s actually beautiful and amazing

[@DMrulz]

Im getting Charles chaplin like vibes. I love it. Also the way everything becomes colorful as we go further in the vídeo, im utterly amazed by this. I love it

[@SingingGinge]

What I love about these videos is that you can experience them in two ways. I typically watch it first, to see the beauty of his creativity, then I'll listen to it before bed to fall asleep to.

[@Pokemaster_416]

Id definitely say this is my favourite asmr video ever I come back to watch this at least once a month

[@switzerlandmk2859]

I find it very impressive that this was done with practical effects and editing, it looks so good and must have taken a lot of careful set design mixed with amazing editing to get such a beautifully stocked and living table, excellent work

[@OKittenPlayz]

This seems to have some kind of a story around it and I love it! And it's so creative! I love the man's reactions to the colors around him and how he almost... He seems to become a kid again- his world becomes brighter and I just love that! NO-- OMG he's trying to recreate a childhood photo or something vdmsvdKvdjs

[@prestonhunter45]

It’s crazy how people aren’t even talking about how hard of a video this probably was to make

[@jordan95hd83]

I don't know how you got the colour into the video, but this, my friend, was next level creative! You must've had a tonne of fun making this. And yes, of course, I got tingles like crazy.