ASMR Doodling 2 (Whispering, drawing, Doodling, Zentangle, Paradox, Pursuit Curve, YouTube)

[@disconnected4140]

I think most of us who enjoy ASMR started with this video.❤️✌️

[@УльянаМех-ч9е]

Я его до сих пор смотрю😊

[@poptwat]

this is so true 🤯🤯

[@chalicemagic]

Thanks for coming back to watch it. This is one of my personal favs! 😊

[@lisanordic]

Absolutely!!!

[@uku4171]

No

[@katiewingert5164]

I remember when I first watched this and I didn't know what an ASMR was and I was so confused and was like"Why is she whispering why is she cutting it up?" Thanks for being the beginning to a world of relaxation for me

[@chalicemagic]

+Katie Wingert My absolute pleasure. Thanks you for watching my videos and for your kind comments. Would you please subscribe if you haven't already?

[@katiewingert5164]

LOL its an ASMR. Its ment for relaxation and sleep, and it obviously dosent work for you. Not stupid, its meditational

[@chalicemagic]

Allison, you insult me and my work and then say you aren't trying to be rude. I actually think you are being quite rude. (oops, I'm not trying to be rude)

[@allycrayton5739]

+ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting well sorry this is just the creepiest thing in the freaking world (not trying to be rude)

[@katiewingert5164]

Its not foreal its a normal thing

[@amatamaaa]

Im in a fierce love-hate relationship with the sharpie cap squeezing sounds

[@shequiracrazywired1415]

same

[@highlime7257]

same

[@noeh5951]

versace 666 for a second i thought it said love-hat and was like WOT? Then realized i read it wrong

[@ethertoangle8133]

im disappointed when she opens a cap and it doesnt make that sound

[@lucieburkmar7692]

Same

[@gisxllx]

I found this video like 2 years ago and I didn’t know what ASMR was, but now watching this kind of videos is the only thing that helps me sleep. Fun fact: the pattern that this lady drew stuck in my head since the first time so sometimes I find myself drawing it and I love triangles so much. I even got a tattoo of it with a phrase around.

[@maricelaheredia150]

I remember a couple years ago like about 3-4 years that I found this video when looking up doodle drawings and I was like “why is she whispering and touching the paper so much” then I went on Wikipedia to search “ASMR” and after that, ASMR quickly became part of my life. I literally can’t sleep without it now 😂

[@Liongirl5137]

I think I found this video a few years ago before I even knew what asmr was and I didnt even acknowledge why she was whispering or being so delicate and then I got really into asmr and I found this again and I was like "OMG I REMEMBER THIS"

[@예예이-c3i]

omg same!!!😂

[@doodleasmr1286]

Beautiful asmr video! I am a new ASMR channel.. here is my new video of Doodles filled with magical sounds of drawing with markers and paper folding.. please check it out if you are a fan of doodling asmr :) m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6ukh6V-iq1-ntU

[@cara_melow]

Same. It took me off guard

[@ammaralsabea358]

lol

[@BHAKTIBROPHY]

just a friendly note: learned this in art school in the 1980's: Sharpie tips will not wear down if you don't apply pressure. Felt tip pens are not supposed to be pushed down on-- you just let them flow. Also, if a Sharpie dries out run it under room temperature water for a second, recap it and put it in a cup upright. You can revive them several times (provided you didn't use all the marker in one sitting, of course... which would have to be a huge drawing. LOL). By the way, the fine tip Sharpies I prefer with a bit of a warn down edge when just doodling on regular paper. For drawings (sacred geometry, Islamic designs, etc.) I prefer old school illustration pens. By the way. .. thank you for your videos. I enjoy watching you draw! :) Good luck with the Sharpies. Rehydrating Them saves a lot of money!

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you for the tip on rehydrating Sharpies. :-) The thing is I push down hard on them to create the sounds for my ASMR videos. Of course I wouldn't do that with my fine tip markers. Also, thank for the compliment. I enjoy making these videos and it's nice to know they are appreciated.

[@Oona707]

So, would that work with any alcohol based pen?

[@yukoaisuki8548]

@@Oona707 most likely, I'm not completely sure but it's worth the try

[@chalicemagic]

So, my most asked question is "Why does She cut up her drawing?" Here is my answer. You have asked a very good question. For me, cutting them up is an act of meditation mingled with blissful sounds and visuals. Most of my art is a practice in non-attachment and so cutting them up is actually very liberating and has a deep sense of freedom and peace. I consider these doodles as a practice of control, coordination, composition and above all, to practice being a "Creative Problem Solver." For people to use art as a safe expression to overcome, figure out new ways to look at problems, they can take this skill and apply it to other areas of their life. This is what I do for myself and if others can learn this from my sharing of these techniques then we are one step closer to being a positive change in our world community.

[@april5400]

But it looks like you worked hard making this becasue not every body can make it. Then you teared it up. Maybe you should have framed this one and if you want to cut one make one less beautiful so you can cut it

[@TheLadyKaz]

+Abril Millan They are doodles, she could make a hundred of these a day of she wanted to. They are not made to be framed. The technique is really easy - try it yourself!

[@chalicemagic]

Doodles are just doodles, guys. They are a practice for me, not any type of masterpiece. They are fun to make and fun to color maybe hang on the refrigerator. But, for me doodles are just doodles.

[@marliquoriasmr2345]

+ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting I can not quite agree. A good ones are masterpieces, the average ones are simply doodles.

[@jay-jay733]

why do you have a long youtube name

[@BehindlyYT]

Am I the only one who likes the smell of sharpie pens?

[@sloth1640]

I love it ❤️

[@BehindlyYT]

+POTATO! at the disco I like your username!

[@sloth1640]

+capt dark thx 😊

[@muskndusk]

+capt dark No, I do too, and nail varnish.

[@blightfallen]

I have spent an entire afternoon smelling sharpie pens before

[@MysticTech]

mmm i can smell the toxic scent of sharpie through the screen

[@AB-bz1ko]

That happened to me also When someone was eating something I could smell the food right through the screen 🙃

[@shookfacture8724]

TBH

[@JulianPonce-Rubio]

you all are weird

[@lolamarie9343]

MysticKnight Omg same

[@latoyascott8490]

Same

[@chalicemagic]

I love to draw too. I think art saved my life in my childhood and maybe my adulthood too. Ok, so really, art is my life blood!

[@joannahernandez2293]

Mine too! I subscribed btw bc, I rly enjoy ur vids, they make me really calm, thank you. Glad I watched ur vids, they have really helped me, through tough times, you know. They keep me calm. I am so happy that there is this thing called ASMR, rly it's like the only thing that makes me fall asleep instantly and lessons part of my anxiety. Great Job anyway, Ur such a pro at this! Keep it up, you have helped many people fall in love with ASMR. Rly, thank you:)

[@yenedimartinez1451]

The noise makes me fall asleep.

[@chalicemagic]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful message with me

[@movedchannelsgotoprioxus2656]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting 0:01 already triggered me ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@TomoyoTatar]

You remind me very much of my favorite person in the world, my best friend, who is an older sister figure to me. It's very calming for me. Thank you.

[@paranormal1096]

This was the first asmr video I watched, now I can't stop

[@paranormal1096]

+• 우친리 • oh, please help me

[@espa3121]

SAAME

[@espa3121]

I was looking for some drawing videos and this popped up. I loved the way she whispered so I did some research and found asmr :)

[@chalicemagic]

That's probably why you like to draw.

[@cara_melow]

Same

[@chalicemagic]

There are many people who come here to see and learn from the art videos and don't expect the ASMR aspects of what I do. So, they think it's weird or feel uncomfortable with it. For some, it's their first experience with ASMR and they love it and want to hear and see more. But for others, they are not sensitive to it or find it irritating or even infuriating. I understand that everyone comes here for their reasons and experience my videos each in their own way. So, I'm not bothered when people dislike my work and I am over joyed by those that do like it and even more thrilled when I receive posts that someone has had a healing experience with my videos.

[@biski0]

Exactly, i never thought it would be this relaxing, i was pleasantly surprised, but this is amazing, thank you for you doing this! You are a fascinating artist and a good asmr-tist, keep up the nice job!

[@leonellopez8244]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting

[@cgeorge749]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting

[@patytrico]

First, I like the concept of ASMR, even if I not totally confortable with some sounds. I think that helps with so many stressful times. Also, love the drawings ;D Back in topic, you're right, I would never understand why people that doesn´t like something couldn't just go away instead of sputtting an opinion about something that don´t know, like or ever understand. Is not like they are stuck with a publication or video like an old tv that has an only channel! There is the entire internet universe to look in order to find something they like.

[@catherineboddie5571]

I didn't think I'd like these videos as much as I do, but I really enjoy them! If I don't have some kind of noise in the room sometimes I can't sleep. When I watched this video I instantly felt calm and relaxed. I started to drift off, so I know these videos are definitely going to help me! Thank you so much for making these!

[@chalicemagic]

OMG!!!! THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS WATCHED THIS VIDEO!!!!! 2 Million views!!! I would have never guessed that it would come this far!!! I am so very grateful to all of you for taking the time to visit my channel and watch my work. I appreciate all the Likes and comments. You help me grow.

[@zeruth467]

Idk how you're so good at drawing but it's insane.

[@saecsee]

I wanna c ur reaction at 3Million viz...

[@chalicemagic]

+Draghici Cristi That's the next mile marker!!! Thank you for watching!!!

[@staceythuemmler4374]

♡♡♡♡♡

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you Stacey!!!

[@miliklimis]

Many people clicked on this video without even knowing what ASMR is :/ It's strange

[@chalicemagic]

+김밀리 a lot of people like the drawing part too

[@SaltyIndians]

because people love to learn new things )

[@chalicemagic]

I'm an ASMR artist that is also a regular artist too. I love drawing and doodling and so many other types of art and crafts. I probably like it so much because I like all the sounds and the way it feels to create things.

[@chalicemagic]

There are many people who come here to see and learn from the art videos and don't expect the ASMR aspects of what I do. So, they think it's weird or feel uncomfortable with it. For some, it's their first experience with ASMR and they love it and want to hear and see more. But for others, they are not sensitive to it or find it irritating or even infuriating. I understand that everyone comes here for their reasons and experience my videos each in their own way. So, I'm not bothered when people dislike my work and I am over joyed by those that do like it and even more thrilled when I receive posts that someone has had a healing experience with my videos.

[@daria9184]

THAT WAS ME. this video got me into asmr, i found it cuz of the drawing, thought the asmr parts were weird, but then later i started watching more and more asmr and thought of this video, now, after being addicted to it for quite some time, ive come back to the video that started it all for me

[@AridNexus]

i felt asleap forgot to close my laptop and woke up in a dark room with you wispering. creeped me out

[@Nattless]

Lol

[@fingasniffa]

haha

[@precisionbaf4582]

+AridNexus haha LOL

[@person-sy4gp]

Lol that's why you should turn of auto play

[@koocookrur6255]

lol

[@maddie-jq2gw]

My first asmr video ever. You changed my life, almost 10 years ago now. Thank you!

[@chalicemagic]

Awe, thanks for letting me know that!! 🩷

[@chalicemagic]

To Carly Frankham, whos says the following: "Ummm excuse me... "making a mess is what art is all about" is completely wrong. You are not an artist. art is about creating something that provokes an emotional response from the audience. art always has meaning and serves to make a statement or such in todays society. you could say making a mess is what craft is all about ..." I think my art evoked a pretty strong emotional response with you. My opinion is that art is all about self expression. If it creates an emotional response from the viewer, that is their option.

[@oliviamarie5285]

The sound and sight of you rubbing that paper in the beginning is just incredible. Super relaxing

[@SophieDoodles]

Thank you :-)

[@littlelearningexplorer]

I remember, I had watched this video in late 2013. That time I didn't know what ASMR is, and I had watched it to see the triangles art she was making..as I was curious how it is drawn. But that time I got to know what is ASMR soothing sounds. Today, it feels so great to watch it again and see so many views on this old video. Nostalgia !!!

[@chalicemagic]

It’s nostalgic for me to watch too. Thanks for still coming back to watch it!! 🥰

[@grace-lv2ez]

this is the video that got me into asmr and i come back to it every year or so bc it’s so nostalgic

[@chalicemagic]

Thanks for remembering this and coming back now and again.

[@chalicemagic]

For me, cutting them up is an act of meditation mingled with blissful sounds and visuals. Most of my art is a practice in non-attachment and so cutting them up is actually very liberating and has a deep sense of freedom and peace. But I have stopped cutting them up as it was making too many people upset and that is the opposite of why I was making these videos. So, now I have been giving them to people that make contributions to my channel. the money helps me buy better equipment and they get the artworks they love. It is a win / win situation.

[@carolanne3017]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting I liked the cutting up part--- just to let you know. But I have experience with making a piece of art and then letting it go, and I can see how it might upset other people.

[@iamnumfive]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting Looking down into your box of pens, I see that it looks a lot like my box of pens lol. I am trying to tangle myself and it is much harder than I thought. But it is nice to see an asmr on this. :)

[@BriannaTerese]

One thing, too, I'd like to say is that this is great... You cutting up the work after it's done... You know, just reading the comments of people in an outrage over you cutting up your work - it's quite intriguing. Humans are so possessive and so collective. We need to learn to let things go. There is so little time that we will be on this earth and who's to say what happens to our stuff after we pass. There is no guarantee that the information we put in this world will not be lost, forgotten, or destroyed. So why spend your whole life, collecting and obsessing over your possessions? Just a thought.

[@caz2075]

You, my friend, are right.

[@riteasrain]

+lilsissy2011 Well said! I was only just going through some stuff and wondering what will happen to it. We do just have to let go.

[@nymphicide]

As an artist, I have trouble realizing whether or not if my artwork is actually relevant. I actually collect some of work that I think were pretty good for future use so I can make myself have second thoughts.

[@BriannaTerese]

radtemmie In my opinion, you (the artist) are the only one who can decide that. Art is *self* expression and what you do or don't do with your art is your choice. :)

[@chalicemagic]

+lilsissy2011 For me, cutting them up is an act of meditation mingled with blissful sounds and visuals. Most of my art is a practice in non-attachment and so cutting them up is actually very liberating and has a deep sense of freedom and peace. I consider these doodles as a practice of control, coordination, composition and above all, to practice being a "Creative Problem Solver." For people to use art as a safe expression to overcome, figure out new ways to look at problems, they can take this skill and apply it to other areas of their life. This is what I do for myself and if others can learn this from my sharing of these techniques then we are one step closer to being a positive change in ourselves and our world community.

[@himura1168]

This is the video that started my asmr journey 🎉

[@elizabethann6928]

I'd never heard of ASMR before. I was so very confused when i started watching this, and flabbergasted i found out you were going to shred it. but i watched it for a minute, then two, then ten, and i couldn't stop! Incredibly interesting. I am so fascinated with this

[@chalicemagic]

+Avid Abyss I'm so happy that you found my channel and ASMR! You probably have been sensitive to these types of sounds all your life. Right?

[@elizabethann6928]

thats the weird thing.. I am only 16, so I can't recall feeling ASMR too much. I have vague memories of feeling it, but in my memories I can't connect the feelings to the sounds. Since this video, I've been exploring different ASMR videos, but this kind seems to be to most relaxing/triggering. Though, whenever I used sharpies, I never paid attention to the sound so it didn't trigger me. So strange what happens when you notice the little things :P Thank you!

[@chalicemagic]

Keep experimenting with it and have fun. Be mindful of the sounds around you and feel into them and see which one are relaxing and calming to you. I do this too and its interesting how some sounds are so satisfying. I find myself noticing more of the sounds around me.

[@elizabethann6928]

I too have been listening closer to my surroundings! I am having a lot of fun with this new discovery. This style still seems to relax me the most, though. Thank you for everything!

[@benedict170]

It's because she whispers..... Anyone?

[@Maggie._..]

This was my first asmr video ever that I watched, I used to watch it ALL the time because I didn’t know there was more videos out there like these. I still love to watch it every now and then. I think that thanks to this video I’ve been watching asmr for 5-6 years!

[@andrewbell8199]

Me too!! I stil come back because how good it was

[@chalicemagic]

I love it when my artwork inspires people and when the sounds that it makes being created are found so healing and calming to people, too! :-) You ALL are a beautiful blessing in my life. Thank you!!!

[@sion1950able]

why did you destroy it noooooo why ??

[@alanahglemaud7568]

Bob lehnon She made It once, she can do it again if she wants to. This is great though. I lover her art and drawings. :D

[@chalicemagic]

Exactly, Alanah!! :-)

[@belindazhang3787]

I'm sorry If I sound stupid, but for ASMR videos, are you supposed to watch what the person is doing and listen? Or do you close your eyes and just listen?

[@chalicemagic]

Actually that is a great question. You can do either or both. Some people have ASMR triggers that are visual, some people have triggers that are auditory and some like both at the same time. Try listening to it once and then try watching it too and see what you like best. I'd like to hear what you think, so write back. :-)

[@EllaEllaEh]

I watched this just to see how you made the pattern. Straight lines that make curves. Mind blown!

[@chalicemagic]

When people argue whether or not ASMR is a real thing or fight about anything in general, here on my channel, I will delete it. This is a calming place to hang out and watch ASMR videos. If you don't like the sounds but want to watch and learn from my doodling, I like that too, turn off the volume and listen to some music or something and draw. But if you are going to bash, criticize or create negative vibes here, I won't tolerate it. There is no reason ever to be mean-spirited. So, tingle on, my friends!

[@zajournals]

Totally agree, good for you.

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you David.

[@sequoiaedwards5053]

I have come here to try to join a conversation relating to this video that is 3 months old. Here is the quote from Sophie that replies to a comment: "To Carly Frankham, whos says the following: "Ummm excuse me... "making a mess is what art is all about" is completely wrong. You are not an artist. art is about creating something that provokes an emotional response from the audience. art always has meaning and serves to make a statement or such in todays society. you could say making a mess is what craft is all about ..." I think my art evoked a pretty strong emotional response with you. My opinion is that art is all about self expression. If it creates an emotional response from the viewer, that is their option." I am an artist and would like to add to understanding. First, "making a mess" is not usually what art is all about [though perhaps you meant it in some particular way.] At the same time art is not necessarily about "creating something that provokes an emotional response." either. It may or it may not. Dialog about "what is art?" is very good, though. Here is how I understand it: "aesthetic" is the opposite of "anesthetic." That is, "aesthetic" is a heightened SENSORY experience and "anesthetic" is the lack of sensory experience. Art connects to people's nervous systems. For some people that connection is emotional but often it is not. EVERYONE'S NERVOUS SYSTEM IS A LITTLE DIFFERENT so there is a vast, vast array of ways that people experience art through their bodies. A good question for artists to ask themselves about their art is, "How many senses can I delight with my work?" I had never heard of ASMR when I found this video and I have rarely experienced anything similar to what you describe here. Nevertheless, I felt that I understood what you were doing with your art even though it might not be powerful for me. Good on you. If a person mainly connects to art through emotion, fine, but if you can let go of the emotion long enough to discover the additional sensory experiences that artists build into their work you will find amazing new worlds. Thank you.

[@Em183]

I thought I was strange, when people applied makeup or drew a picture I got that calming sensation like you said "tingling" I felt so weird about that. But it all makes sense now when I looked up "ASMR" and glad so many others feel the same way XD

[@chalicemagic]

Em183, You are in good company! :-)

[@littlekittytv7893]

I love the laid-back attitude of these videos. I watch these often before I go to bed, and aside from them making me super sleepy, I also get excited for trying out the designs when I wake up!

[@chalicemagic]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching/listening.

[@alexiscervantes5157]

This was the first ASMR video I ever watched! I can't believe I was able to find it all these years later!

[@alexiscervantes5157]

Back again 3 years later, still a relaxing video

[@chalicemagic]

Awe, sometimes people leave comments but there isn't a "reply" button for me to answer you. So, just know I really appreciate you watching my video and Thank you for subscribing and for leaving sweet messages for me to read. It makes it all worthwhile.

[@johnhow5393]

glad to hear it xxx

[@johnhow5393]

xx

[@gloriasalasyay816]

Thanks for uploading

[@johnhow5393]

thank you for putting them on jonathan xxx

[@chalicemagic]

Im happy to do this work, it is creativity fulfilling and makes my brain feel good at the same time. Plus, it also feels good to make others feel all tingly. :-)

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you for asking. Many people find whispering very calming. Same with the sounds of drawing. I made this video for people who enjoy these types of soft sounds. Did you like the video?

[@TheSuicidekamikazi]

Whispering is just plain creepy to me personally, but once it's just the sound of drawing it's very relaxing.

[@chalicemagic]

Check out some of my other drawings, that don't have whispering. You may like them better. :-)

[@nat_w8626]

Please can you domore like this

[@chalicemagic]

Yes, sure can. these are one of my favorite types of videos to make.

[@carolanne3017]

How did you even discover this ASMR? I never heard of it until last night when I was surfing the web for zentangles and found your video. And you must have a fantastic sound system, the clarity of it is wonderful. Again, thanks for sharing, you have really made my day. (well, night, up at night unable to sleep)ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting ,

[@chalicemagic]

Several people asked why I whisper. that's a good question. Many people find whispering very calming. Same with the sounds of drawing. I made this video for people who enjoy these types of soft sounds. Did you like the video?

[@nikkiandizzy7731]

I love your videos so much! I have a condition thing where I can't sleep very well and Im only twelve. When I watch your videos the help alot! But when Im at sleepovers and stuff sometimes I watch your vids to help me sleep my friends make fun of me because they think that Im weird But I still watch your videos! They are nice and really help me! Love Nikki~

[@chalicemagic]

Thanks Nikki, Sometimes people don't understand and make fun of others. But that really says more about them then it does about you. Keep watching and feeling better. Sweet Dreams. :-)

[@samuelplayz8164]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting your a very kind,nice person.Keep up the awesome work with your incredible drawing :)

[@chalicemagic]

Dear ASMR Friends, I just got done reading a post that brought me to tears! It was from a woman who watches my videos and finds great healing in them. I am so honored to be part of this amazing woman's healing process. I make these videos initially because they helped me find my calm space within, a place where I can find calm and peace, release my stress and to function on a higher vibration. And to know that these videos are helping so many others do the same thing, I can hardly find the words to express my unbound gratitude. I so appreciate hearing these messages, they keep me so motivated to keep making these videos and also counter the evil troll messages I get from time to time. In closing, this most extraordinary woman said this, "since I can't leave the house anymore, youtube has saved me many times from just quitting. You have been a part of that. Thank you." Everyone, Keep heart and know that where we are right now is the NOW Moment, the only time we have. Hold tight to who you are, breath in a higher vibration, breath in the courage to take the next step into the next NOW moment, Breath in love, breath in the knowing that you are making a difference in this world, because you are.

[@chalicemagic]

First and for most, this is an ASMR video that I happen to be doodling in. All the sounds and length of them are set up to create triggers for people who experience ASMR. If you aren't one of the very few that do feel it, this type of video will drive you nuts! I totally get it. :-) My husband doesn't feel this sensation and my creating and listening to them makes him crazy and he can't understand why I do it, LOL! So, if you are in it for the Doodles, please just turn down the volume, put on some music you like and doodle along.

[@zajournals]

This was very relaxing :-)

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you for watching my video, David. :-)

[@z.l.burington1183]

Okay, watching this was one of the weirdest experiences for me. I expected nothing, but yes, I'm definitely feeling something, scalp tingly, especially when you run your hands across the paper. I had never heard of ASMR before, so I looked it up. Turns out I've been reacting strongly to paper noises for years and I didn't even realize. I suppose it makes sense, because I've always found ocean waves to be relaxing, and it's a similar sound. The head touching, I've definitely had that for a long, long time, and known it. So, something new and weird and enjoyable I discovered about myself today. Thanks!

[@eshiadeserriere8913]

Same! :)

[@Krissefrom99]

I was 14 when I watched this and it had been released 2 months prior. I remember vividly being anxious on my bed, trying to study and do homework. This video put me to sleep and I have NEVER stopped doing the triangular doodles on my notes ever again.

[@chalicemagic]

I’m glad to know you were so inspired!!

[@Verydemureverycutesie]

Her voice is so😌 and the drawing is so😚

[@razedWrong]

so

[@meganbell2542]

This was one of my first ever asmr videos i ever watched and I always come back to it when I need a really relaxing sleep, thank you Sophie

[@Whencowsmelt1]

Ah the first ASMR video i ever watched, and I've been addicted since lmao

[@valeryoa2535]

am i the only one that loves the sounds of paper, voice, and markers!!! lol

[@srbatikgaleri9879]

woooo.. i like this art. simple, but very creative and so amazing.

[@chalicemagic]

+ICHUN 182 Thank you for watching. Please subscribe. :)

[@srejonb2544]

I remember stumbling upon this video when I was all but 10 years old and I still get tingles watching it :)

[@ellarose1545]

me too, im here rewatching🥺

[@BerryTrekkin]

I don't think many people have the ability to read. You have made it perfectly clear that this is an ASMR video, designed to create wonderfully relaxing visual and audio triggers. I'm saddened by all of the comments from people criticising you. Anyway, the video itself was very relaxing and gave me the tingles, as well as a new doodle idea ;)

[@josipkreso9962]

I saw this video long time ago, it was my first time encountering ASMR, i was here for the art and wasn't expecting ASMR.. i found it weird but nice, i'm into it now. I searched for this video and i'm so glad i found it. The art part is great as well as the ASMR and i thank you for shoving 2016/17 me what ASMR is..

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you 😊

[@ChasiubaoYumYum]

I just woke up and listening to this I wanna fall asleep again LOL!

[@chalicemagic]

+Unpwnable Sweet Dreams. I invite you to look through my channel and see if there are other videos that make you tingle. I f you find that any of my videos bring value to your life, Please show some love and Subscribe to my channel. Thanks.

[@chalicemagic]

OMG!!! I would like to thank all of you who have watched this video!!! It now has over 1 MILLION views!!! I am elated and humbled all at the same time!!! Gratitude is just flowing from my spirit out to all of you!! THANK YOU...ALL OF YOU!!!!

[@chalicemagic]

Does anyone want to see a movie I helped create? It's not ASMR. There's music but no talking. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zme0k6KVrs-tnbM

[@shoeyfan]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting ya!

[@randompearson1626]

amazing that basic shapes can make such eloquent art

[@endlessly4]

Great :) I adore the ASMR and with your voice and sound of paper/pencil makes me goosebumps and relaxes me. Thank you.

[@chalicemagic]

You are welcome!

[@nubeoxinh]

endlessly4 my god i have been watching your videos for 3 years now and i have never seen you comment anywhere, it is so nice seeing you somewhere that is not your channel wow im a fan man hey

[@chalicemagic]

Endlessly4, Thank you for your kind comments. Thank you for watching. Please subscribe if you haven't already. :-)

[@chalicemagic]

Your music is beautiful!

[@endlessly4]

Thank you Sophie! :)

[@gokillyoself8461]

That's a fantastic drawing. I'd put that on my wall

[@gomjabbar5785]

It would yellow pretty quick

[@VoidBL]

at first I thought you were whispering because your baby was asleep but then I read the description.

[@chalicemagic]

+GodRise I whisper because some people fine it relaxing. All the ASMR videos are about creating trigger sounds or visuals that stimulate responses of well being, bliss, relaxation and a host of other joyful expressions, including a tingling sensation in the head, neck and throughout the body. Only a small percentage of people are triggered by these sounds and visuals. Which makes everyone else wonder why on earth we are listening and watching them. Do you ever hear sounds that make you feel relaxed? White noise, people talking in the distance, repetitive sounds? Did your parents ever read books or tell you stories until you fell asleep? Did the sound of their voice make you feel safe and comfortable and it didn't really matter what they were saying...and you gently drifted off to sleep? Other sounds include drawing sounds, brushing, rubbing, tearing, tapping, crinkling, crushing sounds. I really enjoy the relaxing sounds of walking on dried leaves and pebbles as I walk through the park. Sometimes people are triggered by visual images as well. Like watching someones hands doing something repetitive, like squishing clay or making something. For others the trigger is a deep since of connection with someone, which includes lots of eye contact, soft speaking and/or whispering and being payed attention to in detail. So, many of these videos revolve around role playing such as personal grooming, hair cutting, shampooing hair, applying nail polish, giving a massage or facia or even, doing a personal exam, like an eye or ear exam. Do you experience this sensation? What are your ASMR triggers? Are they more auditory or visual or both? Many people have felt this since childhood and thought that either they were the only one or that perhaps everyone experienced this. It seems that only a fraction of humanity that experiences this phenomenon. Here's hoping you are one of the lucky ones.

[@artisticwhispersasmr9873]

This video is one of my favourite doodle vids.

[@lookbehindyou7906]

I don't know why you cut it all up. It was so pretty :/

[@tatumamour9951]

ikr

[@brendano3735]

It's still just a doodle and not professional

[@brendano3735]

I don't think she looked at it as outstanding as you and others have

[@chalicemagic]

+Jesse Holt, BrendanO has a point. Doodles for me are only a practice exercise. In practicing them, I gain skill with line, composition, strategy on many levels, I practice meditation and creative thinking and a host of other skills that art offers.

[@lookbehindyou7906]

All right. I think I understand now. :)

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you ALL for the thumbs up, Likes & for showing love to my channel. It make it all worthwhile!!!

[@annaclairen.3008]

I'm a tween and I have trouble falling asleep. Nothing works. Not sleep medacine, not oils, nor routines. This made me feel super soothed... Can you tell my why?

[@chalicemagic]

Hi AnnaClaireBear, there are different sounds that can trigger a calm state of mind. This must me one of those sounds that works for you. Keep listening to different sounds and see if you find more sounds that calm you. It's like a healing sound medicine, but without drugs. All natural. I invite you to listen to more of my videos and to subscribe so you can see when I post new ones. I posted a new one today. Take care and sleep well.

[@annaclairen.3008]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting Thanks! I Subbed

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you!!!

[@CarlosRibeiroArtist]

youre awsome

[@Pippi-rippi]

Your drawing videos are spectacular. Can you make more of these? Thank you!! Xx

[@chalicemagic]

+Maria Pia I have!! Please check out my channel. I have a bunch of them. Thanks for watching and please subscribe so you can see when I add new drawing videos. Thanks.

[@Pippi-rippi]

Thank you!! I already have. Take care!!

[@chalicemagic]

Thanks for looking into more of my videos. But, be sure I"ll make plenty more of them!

[@Pippi-rippi]

Beautiful! And I´ll be watching them haha. Thank you very much for sharing your creations with us. They're outstanding x

[@chalicemagic]

Thanks

[@joycerose8374]

This video was my introduction to the world of ASMR. I never understood why I loved the sounds and especially the hand smoothing down the paper before drawing. I love art and so I thought it was just my love of paper and the endless possibility of a blank sheet. It wasnt until I took note that it said ASMR in the title and did some research. I’ve been in love ever since. Thank you Sophie ❤

[@FaithfulWarriors]

I was very calm and relaxed until I saw the annotation that said ''Are you feeling all tingly?'' then I just bursted out laughing. XD

[@chalicemagic]

Awe...you made my day with your comment!!! :-D

[@randompearson1626]

I can't decide to watch this or sleep... this and maybe a few thousand more videos.

[@chalicemagic]

Hello Everyone, Please watch and like this video of an amazing young artist who used this Doodle pattern to decorate his hand crafted knife blade. I am very impressed with his skills. Let me know if you like it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJ7RfX6pi5eMpdU

[@chalicemagic]

Hi Steven :-)

[@flowersbythemoon]

sophie, you are how i discovered asmr.. and every time i experience tingle immunity really bad i come back to your videos. cheers and thank you for the years🎉❤

[@chalicemagic]

Hi! Thank you for letting me know that and thank you for coming back to watch my videos! 🩷

[@chalicemagic]

Who is interested in learning how to DOODLE? I'm starting Doodling Classes over G+ Hangout. Each class is 1 hour long and cost $6.(USD) Small class size, up to 10 participants per class. Please let me know. Classes start March 14th. 2016

[@chalicemagic]

+ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting I'm like the Pied Piper of Sharpies!

[@fureo4042]

I'd love to but parents are too over protective and don't want to take the "risk"

[@chalicemagic]

I would need you to tell me in what time zone you live in and what timeframe you can join in. ie: morning, day, or evening. Payment is through Paypal, to be payed before the class starts. We meet on Google+ Hangout. You'll need a camera on your computer so we can see each other's drawing. You'll need to have your materials ready before we start so you can draw with us. Materials: Drawing pad or computer paper, or sketchbook and Sharpie markers or Micron markers or even ballpoint pen if that's all you have. Also, pencil and eraser if you want. I start the classes with showing patterns and teaching you how to make them. We draw boxes in our sketchbook for each pattern and use them for a reference when you are doing your doodling. Once we have several patterns established, we can move forward with larger doodles. Depending on the patterns, questions asked, and how long it takes everyone to complete their designs, we should be able to learn several patterns in each class and start on a project to work on until the next class. You are welcome to share your doodles on my Face Book page. If you have any other questions, just ask.

[@chalicemagic]

+gumunderdesk I would need you to tell me in what time zone you live in and what timeframe you can join in. ie: morning, day, or evening. Payment is through Paypal, to be payed before the class starts. We meet on Google+ Hangout. You'll need a camera on your computer so we can see each other's drawing. You'll need to have your materials ready before we start so you can draw with us. Materials: Drawing pad or computer paper, or sketchbook and Sharpie markers or Micron markers or even ballpoint pen if that's all you have. Also, pencil and eraser if you want. I start the classes with showing patterns and teaching you how to make them. We draw boxes in our sketchbook for each pattern and use them for a reference when you are doing your doodling. Once we have several patterns established, we can move forward with larger doodles. Depending on the patterns, questions asked, and how long it takes everyone to complete their designs, we should be able to learn several patterns in each class and start on a project to work on until the next class. You are welcome to share your doodles on my Face Book page. If you have any other questions, just ask. Show less

[@chalicemagic]

Pablo Saldana Pablo, If your parents would like to join the class that is fine with me. I've been teaching children and adults art for nearly 30 years. I understand their concern. Saftey is of the upmost importance. If they would like to ask me any questions. I'd be happy to talk with them.

[@chalicemagic]

All the ASMR videos are about creating trigger sounds or visuals that stimulate responses of well being, bliss, relaxation and a host of other joyful expressions, including a tingling sensation in the head, neck and throughout the body. Only a small percentage of people are triggered by these sounds and visuals. Which makes everyone else wonder why on earth we are listening and watching them. Do you ever hear sounds that make you feel relaxed? White noise, people talking in the distance, repetitive sounds? Did your parents ever read books or tell you stories until you fell asleep? Did the sound of their voice make you feel safe and comfortable and it didn't really matter what they were saying...and you gently drifted off to sleep? Other sounds include drawing sounds, brushing, rubbing, tearing, tapping, crinkling, crushing sounds. I really enjoy the relaxing sounds of walking on dried leaves and pebbles as I walk through the park. Sometimes people are triggered by visual images as well. Like watching someones hands doing something repetitive, like squishing clay or making something. For others the trigger is a deep since of connection with someone, which includes lots of eye contact, soft speaking and/or whispering and being payed attention to in detail. So, many of these videos revolve around role playing such as personal grooming, hair cutting, shampooing hair, applying nail polish, giving a massage or facia or even, doing a personal exam, like an eye or ear exam. Do you experience this sensation? What are your ASMR triggers? Are they more auditory or visual or both? Many people have felt this since childhood and thought that either they were the only one or that perhaps everyone experienced this. It seems that only a fraction of humanity that experiences this phenomenon. Here's hoping you are one of the lucky ones. Please Like, comment and subscribe to my channel. Thank you!

[@munchkinbree7502]

I was half asleep at the end when you finished the heart, and then you started talking and I shot awake like, "What mom, I'm trying to sleep!" And then I realized it was the video. XD.

[@user-rz7th2oe1c]

This was my first ever ASMR video 6 years ago!! So thank you for showing me asmr

[@chalicemagic]

If you liked this video and would like to see it in fast time, take a look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX_XloyZi86Bnrs. Let me know if you like this version too. It's not specifically an ASMR video, so please turn down the volume a little bit. I composed the music as well.

[@nouhailaajdor6044]

yeees i like when u r talking it s sooooo calming !! waiting for other videos , i like drawing too ^^

[@chalicemagic]

You are welcome to share some of your artwork on my Facebook page. facebook.com/groups/367419566722236/

[@chalicemagic]

It has recently been brought to my attention that people may not know what the letters "ASMR" means. It stand for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. You can look in my About section for more info and links if you'd like to do more research on what it is. In Kind Regards, Sophie

[@chalicemagic]

Here is my newest video. Will you Please let me know if you like it? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJCYkoOdpbV4jq8

[@johnhow5393]

fantastic one of the best xxxxxxxxxxx

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you, John. :-)

[@johnhow5393]

xxxx

[@chalicemagic]

Hello!

[@johnhow5393]

xxx

[@jisungjelly6663]

Sometimes I have a hard time falling asleep but the sounds of this video make it so much easier.....it helps me relax

[@nathanjr3583]

Septiplier Phandom, same my brotha, :)))

[@kattoast5662]

More people should read the description if they don't know the meaning of ASMR :) but great relaxing video

[@chalicemagic]

(ASMR) Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response is a term used to describe a sensory experience characterized by a pleasant tingling sensation in the head and scalp, which can be triggered by sounds like whispering, crinkling, rubbing or brushing, and visual stimulus like cutting, painting or drawing. 

[@katiewingert5164]

What I think would sour so nice, is if you did the cutting paper, overlapped with the sound of burning paper/matches and putting the fire out. Ah that would be such a good overlap.

[@chalicemagic]

+Katie Wingert That's a great idea! Thanks. When it is a little nicer outside, I can record burning paper and the crackling of a fire. This excites me, just thinking about it!!! Yey!

[@serrakaya1234]

This is what introduced me to ASMR 5 years ago. I'm a lover of it since then and sometimes I come back here for a nostalgic throwback. Thank you so much :)

[@serrakaya1234]

here again...

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you 😊

[@mauralouise115]

Skipped to the end to see how the design came out, and boy was I in for a surprise

[@user-om2ie8zv6x]

This is some talented bitc... *Falls in deep coma*

[@chalicemagic]

+-Y- Tingle on

[@user-om2ie8zv6x]

lol

[@artisticgaming7429]

+ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting I love to tingle

[@user-om2ie8zv6x]

Me too.

[@chalicemagic]

Awe....you guys are the bestest!

[@chalicemagic]

Do you experience ASMR through the audial or visual or both from viewing/listening to ASMR videos? I've been having a conversation with a subscriber about people that have written to me about getting the tingles by exclusively watching the visual aspects of ASMR videos as well as watching people (their hands) doing repetitive tasks. Do any of you experience this? It would be purely visual ASMR.

[@morellahcaracas]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting Hi, I don't feel tingles, I feel an unusual peace! And I think with both, but more inclined to the listening. Funny thing is, I was rushing through the day and thought...hmm I should go back, alone! and listen to the video again! Thanks

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you for your response, More H. I do get tingles but mostly I find a sense of calming.

[@iggyliz18]

In middle school I got tingles JUST from watching my teacher put pins in fabric during home ec class. Purely visual. But now I need both the visual and sound.

[@cmsimon5130]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting I'm very visual when it comes to my tingles! One of my favourite triggers is delicate and graceful hand movements. Accompany that with some soft, low whispering, and I'm sleepy within minutes.

[@emiliawilson4378]

Sound most definitely, when I was 10 or 11, I used to listen to world famous plays translated to my language, and there was this special play that had footstep sounds and clock ticking from time to time, and I was infatuated by it! I love whispering sounds as well the calm me down a lot, but when I told this to my brother back then, he made fun of me, I didn't know this was actually a thing till now from this video ^^ I also love the sound of people talking in large areas and coffee shops, the hustle and bustle. Also the sound of serving beverages in coffee shops. That's really beautiful, I think people who likes art appreciate it in it's every form, even in everyday sounds.

[@adma8D]

This is one of the best whispering ASMR videos I’ve watched so far 😪

[@DaphneSCosmeticSnob]

What an amazing video. Watching other people draw or paint always gives me tingles. Stay awesome!

[@alinanguyen2709]

How could u do this with a steady hand and straight lines. When I tried drawing this it looks like a wavy potato chip..........

[@serenagossip2500]

Who says that's a bad thing?😂

[@kimbapkidding6093]

Well if you really want to do this with straight lines, then practise. You don't have to but it depends on what look you going for.

[@uhhhhh2672]

I would love to learn to draw wavy potato chips

[@chalicemagic]

If you really like straight lines, you could use a straight edge. I prefer the hand drawn look because it adds some interest and texture to the line work and total look of the doodle. But others like things nice and neat. It's just a matter of personal style. Both ways are right. :-)

[@alinanguyen2709]

+ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting thank u for replying😊😊😊

[@delilahdominique]

i would have seriously bought that

[@chalicemagic]

I have others, if you are interested.

[@delilahdominique]

+ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting where can i see them and how much would you sell them for?

[@chalicemagic]

I will take photos of them and add them to my Facebook page. The link is in the "Show More" section. They range between $20 -$50 each plus shipping and handling.

[@delilahdominique]

+ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricity Body Painting the only thing is i dont have a facebook 😕

[@8250m]

+delilahdominique well make one...

[@hannamilos]

This is the first asmr video I've ever watched. I clicked on it for the doodling, but I loved the sounds too and I remember feeling so sleepy, but at the time I didn't know why it was making me want to fall asleep. I'm totally an asmr junkie now

[@chalicemagic]

[@ennakhlir1232]

Who's here in 2019?

[@WeirddoughRue]

laraa stranger 2020 but I was here 2019 too

[@ASMRParadise]

So mesmerizing

[@megan.e.sullivan]

I can literally smell and feel the permanent marker.

[@chalicemagic]

+Megan Sullivan That happens to me too, lol!

[@megan.e.sullivan]

It does! Yea!

[@AlwaysReading13]

I love to draw and I feel that I am quite good at recreating things I see to draw but just sitting down and doodling unless I'm bored in class. I sometimes wonder if I'm not creative enough on my own. So watching your videos really helps inspire me.

[@neelkii]

I ENDED UP IN THE WEIRD PART OF KZbin NOW!!!

[@pixelhead2810]

It's not weird

[@shairi_2392]

+Buy me a bunny shirt says the person whose name is buy me a bunny shirt

[@Seven11seven7]

+PixelHead Yes the hell it is

[@Seven11seven7]

NickFusco Official No, it's not.

[@BriannaTerese]

+Buy me a bunny shirt ASMR: Audio Sensory Meridian Response. Definition (Wikipidea): A perceptual phenomenon characterized as a distinct, pleasurable tingling sensationin the head, scalp, back, or peripheral regions of the body in response to visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, or cognitive stimuli. The nature and classification of the ASMR phenomenon is controversial, with much anecdotal evidence of the phenomenon but little or no scientific explanation or verified data.

[@chalicemagic]

I would love for one or more of you to help me out. Will you be willing to post this video or any of my videos on Reddit? If you do, Please let me know and I'll give you a shout out and feature one of your requested trigger sounds on an upcoming video. If you do, please send me the link.

[@damienparker4140]

ωну ∂σ уσυ ¢σммєит ѕσ мυ¢н

[@mohammadaltaf235]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie / Xcentricikjty Body Painting

[@lionheart7762]

Me: *just waking up from nap* Her: This one looks nice. What do you think? Does that tip look nice? Me: Wait, what did autoplay give me?

[@ichirakuramen7582]

That entire segment had some iffy sounding stuff if you had your eyes closed 😂

[@chalicemagic]

😂

[@lunarxpunk]

just spent a long time trying to find this video. it was my very first ASMR video and years later here i am still watching asmr every night to fall asleep! thank you.

[@uncomfortablespencer5596]

just from watching this I can smell the sharpie fumes

[@Emma-gv7fg]

Uncomfortable Spencer wtf is this!?

[@awfrick2118]

lol lol lol lol lol lollol Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response

[@anavitoriazvy]

5:19

[@joyconboyasmr6499]

subscribed! I feel asleep good!

[@chalicemagic]

+jeff johnson Sweet Dreams......Zzzzzzzzz :)

[@roroh938]

I LOVE this, my favourite asmr video, taught my nieces how to do this zentangle, we had great fun! my favourite thing is when you smooth the paper, no it's the pen lids, no it's the smallest bit of each middle, no no the big lines, oh I can't decide. I just really like it all!

[@joeconley1981]

It's called: How to draw the impossible triangle. There were only links to Facebook. It's one of your videos.

[@sanha5191]

I can almost smell the sharpie

[@chalicemagic]

+Sannah Jay Believe it our not, a lot of people tell me that!

[@acceberelliml8926]

awh I can't watch this, the noises stress me out, especially the whispering aah :c Turned off the noise and skipped through it, great doodles ^^

[@chalicemagic]

Awe, Sorry, Some sounds are just not triggers for some people. Glad you enjoyed the doodles though.

[@acceberelliml8926]

ASMR Sounds by Sophie Don't apologise aha it's part of a disorder I have so I should have known to be wary, thank you for sharing though c:

[@chalicemagic]

Acceberellim L I hope you find some of my other videos more relaxing or at least interesting to watch with the volume off. :-)

[@YukikoAiko]

the noises don't "stress me out", but I get a tingling sensation that moves up my spine and it can actually be very painful for me sometimes. Some parts of this video cause that tingling spasm thing, but it doesn't last long enough to be painful thank god.

[@acceberelliml8926]

YukikoAiko hmm that sounds unfortunate, I hope you find out what it is. Is it just when you hear certain sounds?

[@lightblade8630]

About 5 years ago was the time my art teacher showed us this video. She wanted to teach us how a relaxing environment can help us do art work. Out of the 25 kids in the class, Only a handful of us got the tingles and I feel very fortunate to be one of them. This video is the sole reason I started my ASMR journey through other channels. 5 years later, I'm obsessed with ASMR and still use it as a sleeping guide. I also wanted to say that if I werent introduced to this video, I would never have discovered ASMR in the first place and its unlimited opportunity to have a peaceful mind. For this reason, I'd like to thank you Sophie for all of your amazing work and effort! 💜

[@chalicemagic]

Thank you. 🥰

[@bail8188]

this actually so boring made me fall asleep thanks 10 outta 10 bc i have insomnia

[@chalicemagic]

Well, good, I'm glad it had the right effect on you. If you know anything about ASMR, One of the reasons I make these videos is to help people with insomnia.

[@bail8188]

yayyyyyyyy

[@chalicemagic]

Glad I could bore you to sleep! LOL

[@bail8188]

yes c;

[@charlieelizabeth3571]

I started doing this doodle, and now people are calling me an artist😂 I keep telling them it's not original, but that insist on me studying to be an artist😂😂

[@hungrypikachu135]

+Linda Lind heh well at leat people aren't accusing you of stealing people you don't even know's work!

[@jsantana2503]

Do consider yourself an artist. You cannot copy someone's art since every art piece is unique and original (:

[@hungrypikachu135]

+jesus santana actually, you can. its called interpretation. its new art is made. someone sees something in the world, they draw it, play it, paint it, write it. someone sees, hears, reads, feels their work. it inspires them. they draw, make, write, play, create something of their own. the cycle continues and occurs multiple times everywhere. that is the beauty of art.

[@chalicemagic]

+hungrypikachu135 I agree with with you.

[@chalicemagic]

+Linda Lind All of these doodle patterns have been around for hundreds of thousands of years and are all adapted and modified by the artists using them. I didn't uniquely design this pattern. It has been around for a very long time and it is also a mathematical design called a Pursuit Curve. See, I didn't make it up. I did adapt it to fit onto my page of drawing paper in a unique way. And when you draw it, it will look different as well. But this doesn't make or not make you an artist. Being an artist is about how you look at the world, process it and create from that place.