drawing places i saw in dreams

[@jinx6573]

When you see and 'go to' places you've NEVER EVER seen before, it really makes you think of how strong and capable your own individual mind can really be.

[@evilgenius97]

Oh the places. Ive taken many walks in woods ive never been to

[@thymicthymic]

it's wild how your brain makes up a new dream every single night. like it never runs out of "ideas", it's always something unique (in my experience at least)

[@jinx6573]

@@evilgenius97 maaaan I've flown so much. Mostly to escape someone, but i hope to see a forest tonight too 🌌

[@jinx6573]

@@thymicthymic crazy how complex our minds are huh? It's actually natural hypnosis, I've learned.

[@aliciasam5239]

@@jinx6573 When flying l have wings and it’s like flapping my arms so it’s really difficult flying

[@Elmooo8283]

You can remember your dreams enough to draw them.. that's impressive.

[@snippyhera]

I remember almost every dream I have (i usually have more than two a night), it's strange because I thought it was normal.

[@eggyok056]

@@snippyhera do you by any chance know that you are in a dream when you are dreaming? Cause that might mean that youre lucid dreaming and can basically do whatever you want in your dream.

[@snippyhera]

@@eggyok056 I have some dreams that are normal, but I do lucid dream often. I remember both.

[@beleiveinthemagic123]

A good trick to help you remember your dreams better is to not immediately open your eyes and start moving around when you first get up, if you stay still and try to recall your dreams before you get up it can help with memory retention! It's how I keep my dreams in my head long enough to write them down because mine always have really complex plots lol.

[@nopiwasneverhere]

I have written in a dream journal for 3 years and it gets more and more detailed each time I remember

[@shadw4701]

Dreams are highly underrated. You can experience literally anything and it feels like real life. You can also use dreams to solve problems and get better at things. Dreams can also he very euphoric. Something I highly recommend is lucid dreaming which is where you know you're in a dream, can practice controlling it or doing a number of other things. It's the most useful skill you can learn because it'll help you with everything else

[@jackbeynon8980]

Doesn't feel like real life to me.

[@shadw4701]

@@jackbeynon8980 Keep a dream journal and over time as you remember more details of your dreams they will become more vivid as well

[@jackbeynon8980]

@@shadw4701 Ok, thank you!

[@maX-xI]

Except the part with higher risk of sleep paralysis. It's not fun lol

[@artandfiction4534]

@@maX-xI ^

[@ayahasadonut]

I always have weird dreams and this just made me feel better

[@thornarts]

everyone has weird dreams or at least most people

[@2763mika]

Samee

[@2763mika]

@Guys look 👇 *:OOOO* It’s Pretty! Let’s Catch it!

[@Luh_katkat]

We all get weird dreams, you're not special 👺

[@ayahasadonut]

@@Luh_katkat sorry,my dreams just make me panic when i wake up🧍🏾‍♀️

[@m0ppp]

When you have depression you can get really vivid dreams and sometimes I get extremely colorful and intricate, almost real and very cinematic dreams. It’s a cool experience and imo the only pro to having depression lol. It’s kinda frustrating that I can’t share these experiences with others though

[@somethingbambi875]

And Kinda addicitve. When I am depressed I rather sleep and trip than be awake to the boring life 😅 I Love to dream so much. Thought I should use my cool dreams for stories!

[@emerythegremlin5727]

Huh, maybe that’s why my nightmares shifted to being almost hyper realistic about three years ago.

[@akaza5289]

I get those alot one was in like a circus/carnival which are my favorite places it was so amazing

[@mars-jc7jp]

my dreams are very vivid but sometimes their low quality

[@shadw4701]

That's not becauss of depression, it's just high dream recall. Higher dream recall is related to factors like higher self awareness and good memory. There are practices for increasing dream recall like dream journaling

[@Ashussyy]

I kinda remember a lot of my dreams and most of them are lucid ones. Like, in the middle of a dream I say... "Wait this is a dream..." And if anyone is around "GUYS I'M DREAMING" and they say "WE KNOW" it's so weird...

[@ckdraws410]

That’s pretty funny actually

[@champyme5364]

Hey did you know that the people in the dream are all technically all you? Which is probs why they react that way, (except they all got diff roles and stuff) which is also why you shouldn't kill anyone in your lucid dream.

[@daniellemiller8073]

This happen to me too. There were these random people staring at me and I asked the if I was dreaming, all they did was nod at me. The I fell backwards and then woke up. Lol.

[@Corviidei]

My dreams tend to go a bit lucid when they’re about to end. Something will happen that doesn’t make sense and I’ll be like “oh yeah, it’s a dream after all” or I’ll sense that I’m about to wake up and be disappointed it’s ending.

[@thesleepydot]

“we know” freaky…

[@minabew]

I often have dreams in the same "dreamscape", if that makes sense. I dream in the same places with different things happening there each time. one of them takes elements from a local state park mixed with some parts of south american rocky pools and waterfalls, that's probably my favorite one

[@m0ppp]

My gf has this same thing. I do occasionally but not often and I think it’s really interesting how people’s dreams differ

[@breewashere]

Have you tried drawing it??

[@zaza_ink]

I have this all the time! I call them “Sets” because they make me feel like my dreams are elaborate plays. Like my dreams are happening on a movie set. New props, new scenarios, new people, different things happening, but the backgrounds feel familiar. Like I’ve seen them in dreams prior.

[@Nerodotnet]

Same here!

[@loreyxillumina]

same 😀

[@spikyd.revenant8661]

It's always absolutely amazing when you remember dreams, but then you start to wonder what types of dreams you've forgotten

[@MochaMintz]

Woah, that’s really interesting to think about-

[@birdchaswrr]

i had a dream once about a zombie apocalypse and was aware that i was dreaming, but what made it scary is that when i was like “okay that’s enough time to wake up.” i pinched myself and could feel it but didn’t wake up… that’s stayed with me for a while

[@jaidheart]

I hate it when you feel the pinch in your dream

[@bibliosmiia]

how did you wake up?

[@airplanes_aren.t_real]

Something that helps me realize I'm dreaming is using an electronic device (especially a cellphone) because for some reason they never work in my dreams

[@goodluckpup]

closing your eyes for awhile might wake you up it does for me

[@airplanes_aren.t_real]

@@goodluckpup I've never tried that

[@twineflus920]

One dream I always remember even thought it's been years ago... there were three of us and I was the camera man (basically it was first person view) and we were doing a exorcism on this woman, she was very pale had white hair and was wearing a white old gown. The room we were in felt like a cellar, it had no windows everything looked concrete and gray and there was a twin sized bed in the corner of the room where she was laying. I was standing on the far left of the room recording the woman who was possessed, the other person was standing in front of the bed doing the exorcism, and the other person who was just there was standing a bit further away ( I was standing the farthest away from everyone). Everything was going fine until she started screaming and floating in the air like in the movie The Exorcist she then jumped and attacked the one that wasn't doing anything and then jumped and attacked me... this scared the living hell out of me like I said it was first person view so I got jumped scared in my own eyes not on a screen. After this I woke up my heart was racing and I wouldn't go back to sleep that night out of fear I would go back into that dream.

[@spooncollection]

one of my ocs is baced off of a reocciring character thing i was having in dreams. everytime i saw them it was so scrary for me and i would almost imideitly wake up. making her into an oc and making a story about her helped me not get as scared of her when i would see her

[@lofi-lila]

That's genius! Who was the character?

[@kai_maceration]

I do something kinda similar!! I've always been afraid of monsters hiding in the dark, but I've found it really helps to draw what I imagine they look like, and then imagine that they're on my side protecting me lol

[@evi6784]

thats such a cool way to deal with nightmares!! Most of my oc's are also from dreams and they are the ones i still like most because they have so many facettes and weird random dreamstuff attached to them, which is always really fun and creativity-fueling to interpret into a "real" person!

[@celestiapoodenburg5yago870]

*Reoccurring

[@hearts.22]

that's such an amazing way to deal with your fears!

[@AKroos-ks9xi]

Drawing the places and feelings of your dreams is such a cool and unique concept, I really want to try with some of my dreams 👀✨

[@m_artroom]

@@jannatulmaoa9357 practice! Trust me you’ll feel like your going nowhere but then you look back. Look at references! And don’t scrap your drawings just cuz they look off. You don’t have to wait till you’re a master to start enjoying your art

[@lala2597]

I always wanna try to draw my dreams but is sooo difficult, so this is so cool to see

[@ridaomer3990]

I know, right?? But seeing this video inspired me.

[@rainbowdino9310]

You could try writing what you see in your dreams before you start to forget them. Then later on draw that description

[@lala2597]

@@rainbowdino9310 Yes, in fact I remember everything but it is so much information that it overwhelms me XD

[@luv_lemo]

@Bu luvly Doing this just helps with dream recollection, and can help you remember your dreams way easier.

[@Crystal-fj8hb]

I’m still confused by hearing that some people don’t draw or write their dreams maybe it’s something uncommon to since I’ve been doing it for years👀but I highly recommend doing it even if you’re not an artist cause dreams are representation of your own inner mind cause the messages you say when you’re awake gets developed more in your inner mind and it can lead to anxiety or stress also it could help telling you the things that you’re afraid of or the things that you want to achieve it’s highly linked to you’re awake self it also helps in fixing your mental problems. But all Science aside for me it really helps me to get stories and characters from but do what feels right for yourself 😘😘😘

[@elizabetholson1561]

I absolutely HATE it when you think can actually feel things in your nightmares. I will never forget that cold sticky sensation on my ankle from a zombie. *SHUDDERS* Also, all my main nightmares mostly stem from aliens and zombies. Any therapists able to tell me what thats about? Totally loved this video!!!

[@Muddy-Goldfish72]

I experienced this a few times. One I remember is when a dog bit me in my eye (for some reason) and I still felt that bite when I woke up😭

[@Crystal-fj8hb]

Dreams are a representation of what your inner mind thinks it’s how you get them I am a person that sleeps alot and got the same feeling of that stuff but bcs I sleep a lot I learned how to change the nightmares to dreams and the opposite, so make sure to clear your mind before sleeping too hours ago so you can get a random dream that is not linked to stress or emotions it doesn’t work all the time but it gives at least a sense of relief from the world. And I wish you guys good dreams 😊😊🥰🥰

[@lotuscherri529]

I get it. Once I had a dream where someone was stabbing me in the back repeatedly and I felt it so vividly. I felt every twist of the knife, every time it left my flesh and reentered it. It was honestly so traumatizing. When I woke up, I couldn’t breathe and felt like the person was still on top of me, just sitting there, waiting to lower the knife into my back again. I will NEVER forget how that felt.

[@IARD_unofficial]

I dont get physical pain as much in my dreams (very grateful for that) but iv'e still had some nasty sensations before... and omg the EMOTIONAL pain. I've woken up from dreams where I was suprised I could feel that horrible 😅There's still I one I havent forgotten because I had a mental breakdown in the dream that felt so acute it took me a bit to get up after i woke

[@xMetalMadGirl]

HOLY SMOKES I WAS JUST IN THE PROCESS OF DRAWING OUT MY DREAMS THAT I WROTE DOWN, AND THEN YOU POSTED THIS!!! ✨✨SO CRAZY ✨✨

[@paydayh4656]

AMAZINGGGG

[@xMetalMadGirl]

@@paydayh4656 IKR 🤩

[@scaraswif3]

Did everyone have weird dreams/nightmares today? I did I kept waking up then sleeping again and it would just continue the story of my dream. It was only black and white but it was giving me a feeling of grief and suffering. Mostly because I'm sick right now but yeah

[@bee4497]

Great minds yo

[@paydayh4656]

@@xMetalMadGirl I'm drawing now too. It was kind of similar to the one Lavendertowne had with her "older brother" in her nightmare. Except he didn't almost kill me lol

[@Adela555]

I had a very good dream once. I even tried to draw it like you do, but my skills back then didn't allow it. I dreamed about park at night. It was lit with round lamps, i saw shadows of other people. Night was warm, it was clearly summer and I felt so free. Like thers no one to worry about me, no repercussions, no duties on my shoulders, I could go whatever I wanted. It was so beautiful.

[@PRISM_27]

I love hearing a bit more about haley - the artist herself - and some hints of who she is as a person

[@bondtcake]

me too like.. she genuinely seems like such a poetic and interesting person

[@yeetyeetus4828]

I love having dreams like this. I almost always have “nightmares” but I’ve grown to love them because of vivid they are, I can remember environments and the characters down to the bone and it’s honestly such an interesting thing

[@empresslittlebit]

I've recently been having hyper lucid dreams where I can touch and feel things to the very molecule of detail. My therapist told me it has something to do with my being an empath, but it could very well just be me having a hyper vivid imagination as well. Don't be afraid. Just go with the flow and keep drawing or writing them out. I know for a fact that drawing and writing help me cope with hyper lucid dreaming. Thanks for this video. It's always nice to hear from other lucid dreamers about their experiences. It's nice to not be alone in this. Have a great day!

[@roxanne_]

I do have these dreams too!!! They are so real that I feel like I’ve been there before. My mind constructs whole neighborhoods and people that I never knew but feel like I’ve just been there for a long time. And the fact that I just am able to control myself but still feel like I’m in story mode. 💀

[@angelgrl2006]

lol that reminds me of reality shifting!!

[@valeriemills734]

Same

[@mars-jc7jp]

same

[@shadw4701]

It just means you have high dream recall. Most people don't recall sensations in dreams because they don't pay attention to them so they remember less of their dreams if anything at all. The higher dream recall the more vivid and memorable your dreams are. You can also increase your dream recall

[@sepiasmith5065]

These artworks are so gooood! I love the atmosphere and grays of the first one and I am OBSESSED with how you managed to draw the water squiggles because they're so cool but I've always had no clue how to even attempt to draw them. The depth in the water one is just amazing. My dreams are either "wait was that a dream or a memory" or "I'm in a field and there's a girl standing in the distance and now I'm in Walmart and I'm flying and my mom is upset that the blue crayon won't fit into the dragon's mouth." I also go through various alternating periods of not remembering any dreams and then I'll remember some. I do love those dreams when I fly. I haven't had real success with lucid dreaming but every once in a while, maybe once or twice in a year, I'll have a few weeks where it's super common for me to fly in my dreams. I wish I could fly. Weirdly enough, too, my dreams don't tend to really be exactly first person? There might be some bits that are but a lot of it feels like third person like in the way a book writer would describe a scene rather than a person talking about their experience. Also does anybody else have the experience where your brain will conjure up some person you know and say "This is Andrew" and it may not look anything like the Andrew you know it's supposed to be but you just accept that yup that person is Andrew because Dream Logic? Thankfully I rarely have nightmares but unfortunately they've been gradually popping up more and more often in the past five years or so. Sometimes they're just basic nightmares but in the last year I've had two particularly distressing ones. I can still remember the way they made me feel. I remember one of them had to do with my family disowning me and threatening me. I also rarely feel super immersed in the dream but, as with the nightmares, in the past few years it's becoming more and more common. I've woken up so abruptly from being deep in a dream (not even because of IRL disturbances) and that feeling of having to forcefully question what is real is Not Fun.

[@RareGacha_YT]

my most memorable dream had a waltermart inside a hotel for angels who were killed by this villain that everyone i know (in fiction) is at war with lol

[@RareGacha_YT]

oh and yeah in the same dream there was this guy named Boku and one of my classmates from before who i hardly talked to anymore by the time i dreamt that

[@noahsdragonfruit]

Yes i also have the "this is Andrew" kind of thing

[@snippyhera]

This is my absolute favorite series!! I often have more than three dreams a night, and they're all linked together and reference one another. I'm hoping to become a psychologist in the future, I'd love to study how our walking lives affect dreams. I believe dreams can reveal things about ourselves that we may not acknowledge. Example: I've had over seven dreams of me singing over the past two weeks (I don't sing irl) singing is often associated with joy and progress, which describes my emotions recently as I've gotten accepted for a job I love.

[@justajamjar]

hi liv!

[@evi6784]

i always felt like my dreams expressed lots of stuff about me and my life too! For example, in hindsight many of my still-in-school dreams were me switching from pov to pov and often not being me but other characters and people, different genders, one amazing time even a dragon. I now interpret that as me continuing my escapisms in fantasy novels and games and stuff into my dreams. I am always having a lot of fun finding all the dream details that are interpretations and references to my day/days before, they can be very vague and based on vibes and extremely personal associations only, but thats why its so fun! The Nightmares after my father died on the other hand were way too much on the nose and explicit, what makes it interesting in another way i think. the amount of times i had dreams were my father returned from the dead or actually didnt die and was just in a coma for example, very telling. and i was always CONVINCED in the dream that he was indeed alive and i believed even the most ridiculous and altering what already happened explanations for him being alive. Basically my brain gaslighting me in extremely eery dreams. I remember one very vividly because it depicted one of many mundane family dinners so perfectly, me, my family, their appearances, voices, even the kitchen and the exact conversations, all could have been copied from some real day, except that i naively asked my father how he managed to come back from the dead, which aprubtly ended the dream. Hope thats not too much venting, i just love exchanging stuff about dreams! (also huge congrats to your job)

[@snippyhera]

@@justajamjar hey sage! I love seeing you in comments too lol 💓

[@snippyhera]

@@evi6784 that's incredibly interesting, thanks for sharing! Don't ever feel bad for venting, it's healthy! Nightmares can be very scary, I hope they're not too intense for you. I wonder if once you get past the stage of grief (if you're not already past it) if you'll have a dream of acceptance or freedom. Example: maybe you see a dove in your dream, or a certain warmth like a ray of light. I'm sorry about your loss, and hope things are well for you. Much love sent your way

[@hpthelonesomeartist]

@@evi6784 I’ve also had dreams in the past about a relative (my cousin) who died. I don’t normally have dreams about my personal life, since the majority of my dreams are based around fictional characters. But when my cousin died, I had this very vivid dream of her being alive. I was in first person perspective and the dialogue we had felt so real. We ate dinner together at grandma & grandpa’s house (we used to meet there regularly) with the rest of the family, where we talked about how she was unconscious and taken to the hospital, but made a quick recovery. Which is obviously a lie, since she died before even getting to a hospital. But I fully believed it. I didn’t question the reality of the statement in the dream…I was fully convinced then and there that she was alive. But then I woke up from the dream, and reality settled in. I don’t consider that dream a nightmare though. It was actually really pleasant, as it felt like I was living normal life with her still around. But it’s definitely one of the most bitter sweet dreams I’ve ever had

[@jax7394]

The super vivid dreams and not being able to tell whether you're asleep or you're awake happens to me a lot. Also the being able to feel things in dreams. More than once I swear I could feel a warm breeze, the blades of grass, someone's hair, rough wood walls, and trees. Trees especially, any dream I have with trees in it the trees are always the most vivid thing. I really do relate to this a lot, and thank you for sharing your dreams with us.

[@cute_bunny1393]

Sometimes when I wake up after having a dream it takes me a good minute to realize that it wasn't real. I also do feel things when I'm dreaming, its usually pain but can also be like a cold room. Its nice to know that someone else has dreams like this cuase sometimes I feel like I'm the only one

[@shadw4701]

Pretty much everyone has dreams like this but people just tend to not remember dreams or most things about them. The higher your dream recall is the more likely you'll recall feeling a sensation

[@kookiekat8366]

this made me feel better.. like, way better. i've had some scary dreams, and seeing someone else have them somehow comforts me :)

[@ratcreature1327]

6:18 i do have a lot of dreams where i can feel things, for example just last night in my dream i hugged someone and i could actually feel myself hugging the person

[@nothingbutgianttrees1995]

That sounds nice tho.. the only thing I remember feeling in a dream, was that one time I was stabbed in the back 🙂👍

[@breewashere]

@@nothingbutgianttrees1995 I had one where I felt a vampire bite

[@bow865]

The last time I felt something in a dream is when I was holding someone's hand

[@thelemondropgirl2140]

I had this dream where I was dying in the “real world” and was trapped in my mind watching myself drown. I could actually feel it. I think it was sleep paralysis, when your chest gets heavy and breathing is hard because you’re half-asleep-half-awake, but it was HORRIFYING in the context of my dream.

[@randomgrmlin]

When I was younger I used to have frequent nightmares of the Groke from Moomin and every time she touched me I could feel myself freezing to death. It freaked me out that I still felt cold even after waking up.

[@kenyasally621]

When you said “ idk if you guys have these super detailed settings 🤷‍♀️ “ it struck a memory into my head. I once had this really weird dream and it had cartoony versions of my family interacting around me but the details of the setting were anything but cartoony. And to answer your question, yes I have had a dream where I could feel things. I had this nightmare where in one point someone I didn’t know was screaming and I could feel my jaw hurting badly while they screamed. So yeah! That’s it for my stories.

[@Pickniker]

My dreams are often vivid as well! That isn't that great when you're dreaming of something unpleasant. For example someone was cutting my thigh, slowly. With a pizza cutter. Thankfully I woke up after a few seconds but I could still feel a strange sort of tingling on my thigh.

[@indigowendigo8165]

I love having good dreams.

[@MoonDoodlesP]

I wanna do this, but my dreams have a tendency to be in a lot of settings. Like once I was in a haunted amusement park and then a couple seconds later I’m at some kind of hotel. 😅 How would I even draw that?!

[@breewashere]

Warp it

[@breewashere]

Or like one of those commercials where it looks like it's changing from one set to another?

[@salem-01]

My dreams always take place at my home, but strangely it’s always before we painted it

[@yourmotherspetunicorn]

take a long exposure photo

[@hakujoudaidraws2633]

Idea! U can make the whole drawing with pieces of shattered glass where inside every piece is a setting?

[@ivyashfox4837]

ooh yeah for sure! ive been in so many dreams that. were so realistic that once i woke up i remember them as reality. like someone would say something that reminded me of it later and then id be like yah remember we talked about this like two days ago! then people are like, that never happened.

[@Zappz2000x]

The "pinch yourself to see if you're in a dream" thing has never worked for me. A: I never question if I am dreaming and B: I still have all of my senses in my dreams, some I notice more than others. Another interesting thing, was that I literally asked my sister this morning "Did you have any dreams?" since the topic was on my mind, and then you posted this video, coincidental timing!

[@breewashere]

I've had dreams where I'm flying and then become self aware that it's a dream and then I get back on the ground trying to jump and fly again but I can't.

[@breewashere]

Or when I was in school still I had dreams that I woke up, got dressed and did my hair, and wait for the bus stop and then I hear my alarm clock and wake up.

[@bow865]

I slap myself when I dream

[@Charky_Creations]

The advice never works for me, either! People say things like you can breathe underwater and words don't make sense and light switches don't work, but I've definitely had dreams about drowning and reading before.

[@yes4759]

same thing for me! I can feel pain in my dreams (though not as much I’m as in real life) so pinching never worked for me

[@thumbsdownsadface]

in most of my nightmares i can feel things. ive had cases where ive felt pain even when i woke up from a nightmare and it's terrifying

[@VehicularRat]

I love how soothing your art looks 😭

[@VehicularRat]

@Guys look 👇 💀 I know not to fall for these, but I did it anyway 🧑‍🦲

[@isabellebacosa1810]

Oooo I’m gonna try drawing my dreams! Usually my dreams are more story driven than visually, but certain dreams of mine have very distinct settings, mostly in my nightmares

[@HeyThereMister11]

Dreams are the weirdest things ever Edit: I have a dream journal to make sure I don't forget my vivid dreams! Whenever I read through it, it always helps me remember exactly how it looked, even months later.

[@breewashere]

I should write mine down too.

[@HeyThereMister11]

@@breewashere it's fun being able to go back and be like "oh hey, I remember that!"

[@shadw4701]

Dreams are the coolest things ever

[@Joes86-nstuff]

Usually my dreams are totally incoherent jumbles of sound and colour the fact that you can memorise them so vividly in so much detail is awesome

[@ellespoonies]

I love videos like this where people talk about / draw their dreams. I have aphantasia so although I do dream I don’t get any vivid imagery and it’s incredibly hard for me to remember my dreams once I wake up. When I dream it’s almost like trying to look at something through your eyelashes, I can’t really see anything other than like blurry silhouettes but my brain somehow understands that and I fully understand what’s happening. Even my other senses rarely activate, I usually hear things almost telepathically in dreams, and I only feel and smell things on the rarest occasions but I usually don’t. So it’s always really fun hearing about other people’s dreams and how vivid they can be.

[@n00-o.oooooooo-o-o-ooo]

Same here! I most likely have aphantasia as well (I’ve never been professionally diagnosed) so it’s really interesting to see people draw and talk about their dreams since I cant really remember my dreams once I wake up and even If I can for a minute or two, I can’t picture the setting. So yeah, it’s really cool to see videos and content like this!

[@the7pumkinsquad700]

I never feel or smell anything, unless my dream is influenced by something i’m actually feeling or smelling, and I rarely remember them unless they’re really funny or really scary.

[@ellespoonies]

@@the7pumkinsquad700 That’s how I am too, along with not hearing anything unless my dream is affected by sounds happening around me. It’s weird, especially having a friend who dreams really vividly, I like to joke that she got the imagination for us both.

[@thefreakasaurus]

in the regards of being able to feel things in your dreams, i definitely get that too! whenever i remember a dream [which isnt often] its always very vivid, to the point where i can feel things like cold night air on my skin or the impact of slamming into a wall. its usually very disorienting when i wake up since it always just feels so eerily real. idk maybe it has something 2 do w my autism or whatever

[@jb2566780]

Nah I think it’s normal

[@radcanadian7365]

That first painting looks like it could be part of some kind of dystopian story, good job!

[@mari_golds-bleeding-ink]

I think my favorite dream was when I was at my old family home just sitting on the carport. There was till land around the house, maybe 20 feet out, but everything past was like an ocean, with sailboats and orcas passing by in droves. I could almost feel how cool it was, and heard the motors of the different ships, as the orcas fluke in and out of sight. My favorite part is that everything was in this monochrome color, blacks, grays and very light grays. It only lasted 2 minutes, but it felt like hours, and I didn’t mind that. I could almost feel my hair blowing about as I sat there. I also had this dream where I lived in an abandoned oversized plane, in the middle of a parking lot, but that’s another story.

[@trixxartarchive7705]

For the boat I would have recommend looking up military boats as they tent to be massive and have little windows

[@starstricken]

My dreams are really vivid and detailed, and I dream so much. I barely have nightmares but when I do dream of some that actually scares me, it’s not monsters or entities, I’m always getting stalked, assaulted, kidnapped and harassed by men, and always almost get saved except for one time. And I’ve been shot in the head a few times but those really didn’t scare me, it just went bright and I’d feel a slight burning sensation. Feeling things in dreams is a somewhat normal thing as well when I’m dreaming.

[@s0phiejill]

It’s insane to me that people remember details about their dreams. Like I remember the basic plot sometimes, but nothing vivid

[@shadw4701]

Keeping a dream journal helps a lot. If you start writing your dreams down you'll start to remember more and more until you're able to sometimes remember multiple a night

[@freshcupofangst]

One scene from a dream I had that I still remember vividly was this woman in a bathroom, sitting against the door and crying hysterically. What really stuck out to me was that her bottom row of teeth were dented backwards, going inwards towards the rest of her mouth. The whole dream was much longer and confusing, but that's a part of it I'll always remember. Also due to other bits of the dream I think the woman in the bathroom might've been a murderer who was having a breakdown, not out of guilt but because she wasn't...all there.

[@kirbyloverrr7]

This sounds so interesting I’m so excited to watch!!!

[@tigresthegirl4882]

Yes same

[@magicalmercy]

Sometimes I envy people who can’t feel specific sensations of touch in their dreams. It doesn’t always happen in my dreams, but it’s often enough. Sometimes I even feel some simulated version of pain. Like, it’s not real pain and some part of me knows that, but it still hurts in some half disconnected way. How it really feels it hard to explain but it sucks, especially when it’s in what I like to call an “existential fear” nightmare or something like that, where nothing makes sense but I can still vividly recall everything that happened. I just can’t explain it properly because what’s so terrifying is usually a concept or sensation, like one where everything felt like it was taking an eternity in the most terrifying way possible or one where it felt like I absolutely had to find something but I knew it wasn’t possible. If I had to explain how one of those nightmares looked/felt, my best approximation would be to tell you to imagine impossible geometry, uncomfortable textures, and vague pain/discomfort due to the presence/existence of said things. Anyway nightmares suck. Would not recommend.

[@haydend.maniac227]

I’ll just say this most of my dreams are strange AF, there usually full of weird imagery like, weird creatures and a lot other surreal stuff I’m not honestly not sure how even describe them Guess my mental environment/dreamscape is really something

[@Heli-draws]

My dreams are usually "normal",but in a way you can tell that they're not real. Like oh this is just a dream about me going to a train station,also there's ghosts.

[@addictedtomocha6087]

I had this one whack dream that I was in this anime world and I was talking to this anime dude who had a white haired GF but then she got kidnapped and there was a TV screen that said something like "do you really love her?" and then he grew white monster limbs and flew off to go save her and I was just standing there watching him fly off

[@haydend.maniac227]

Elimone ghosts as in the spirits of the dead or some other entities that you call ghosts

[@Heli-draws]

@@haydend.maniac227 Well they didn't really talk about their past life so I guess that they were more like entities Either way their whole deal was that they needed vessels if they wanted to physically interact with this world.

[@haydend.maniac227]

Elimone I see.

[@BeauxBeetles]

i find it very impressive how vividly you remember your dreams and the places your subconscious mind puts you into, they're so beautiful, usually the average dream i remember is just me in places i know, i can very vividly remember one where very little thing went wrong for some reason, maybe i was a little stressed that day.. my rather mundane dreams aside, all of these artworks made me gasp at certain points, and i love them all! hope you're having a good day, and the same goes for anyone reading this! stay safe! :)

[@eggyok056]

Dreams are so weird, i wonder how our brains come up with these super weird stuff.

[@EmotionalSupportChaosDemon]

I find it more interesting that a decent population of the planet have little to no dreams.

[@friyaTOO]

Sometimes mine even comes up with stuff that’s the opposite of what I would want to do

[@urcryingteacup]

@@EmotionalSupportChaosDemon i rarely dream but when i do, they’re pretty strange. also, we all do dream, multiple times every night, it’s just that we usually don’t remember them

[@fanfictionandthings784]

@ilikekittycats I find that dreams are usually inspired by things you were thinking about recently, or by something you saw someone do or heard them say...

[@NoiseDay]

One dream I remember feeling something was when I got a hug from a classmate. It was the softest, warmest hug I had ever felt.

[@chefadami9721]

Since I am veary good at controlling my dreams I treat my dreams like a movie set and use it as insparation for my drawings it really helpswith my confidance because I can always rewind when their is a part that I didn't like it

[@snippyhera]

Ahhh same!!

[@mitsuru_themusicjunkie]

This is such a coincidence, because I just had a really vivid dream last night about going to a corrupted version of Disneyland, and I remember this room in an arcade part of it where it was bright and colorful, and the colors somehow went really well together. There were people in there that dressed in a skaterboy/girl style, and I was forced to help build this cardboard model building with glue or something, but I remember doing a good job because the boss of the room liked it. 👍

[@bluelemonade557]

I have weird dreams, I have this reaccuring one that happens whenever something incredibly big happens in my life. Like when I discovered Undertale and its just bizarre I'm not going to describe the stuff that happens here in too much detail but its like a non eluciden place in a rainforest where once you go in you can't come out unless you go to great lengths to do so. Really weird. I also had a less weird dream last night where I was scrolling through Naruto episodes on crunchyroll and it marked the filler lol

[@ivy7510]

Lmao I have a similar recurring dream when something big happens in my life, this dream just comes up. I remember when I was moving out to college, I had this dream where my plane just straight up fell out of the sky. I think that's what started this trend of "plane falling off the sky" dreams, bc every time something big happens in my life I have this dream. Hope it makes sense lmao

[@bluelemonade557]

@@ivy7510 it does that kinda funny tbh, Hopefully you dont fall out of a plane tho!

[@ivy7510]

@@bluelemonade557 lmao recently I had to fly and they gave us the worst scare, apparently there was a lot of turbulence but they set an alarm off or something, they said it was on accident but we were all silent waiting for the worst to happen

[@bluelemonade557]

@@ivy7510 oof happy you and the others on the plane where ok tho

[@youraverageidiot66]

my dreams/nightmares are always extremely weird like one i can remember from when i was like 7 or 8 (i counted it as a nightmare for some reason) some random dude wearing a tuxedo and a fedora broke into the house and started throwing water balloons everywhere so yeahhhh

[@akutagawa..]

I love it when people draw characters or places they saw in their dreams so I found this extremely interesting!

[@hpthelonesomeartist]

I don’t normally have dreams where I can feel things around me…but for a while there was this reoccurring dream where a bee/wasp was trying to entering my ear. Every time I had that dream, I could FEEL and hear the buzzing so so vividly next to my left ear. But ever time I would wake up…there would be nothing close to or in my ear. Those dreams (more like nightmares tbh) were some of the most anxiety inducing I’ve ever had. It’s been years since I had dreams like that…but it’s so weird to think about now. Because I honestly have no idea why those dreams started and why they stopped happening.

[@siofraweef]

i love your art so much ! and your dreams seem really interesting

[@Kim-sr5xs]

I need to try this for sure, I have so many vivid dreams much like you describe, ones where you remember almost everything, you feel things, smell things and even taste things in there. I have had dreams where I have felt pain too. Brains are wierd yall

[@charlotteliu4681]

Love this concept oml. I've never really been able to feel anything in dreams myself, even when I was severely injured, the only times I was able to feel anything was when it was raining. I always remember the uncomfortable feeling of all my clothes being soggy and drenched.

[@beurreamoustache3333]

I drew a few months ago the main character of one dream that totally marked me. It was impressive that I actually manage to draw it, to *perfection*. I'm a perfectionnist.

[@erikanoszka7470]

i've had dreams like that before... they where very weird... love your content!

[@mirog3166]

wow your dreams sound so interesting.... a lot of my dreams involve me walking a really long way, getting chased by something stupid like a lawnmower or dying usually by the car i'm in somersaulting into the air and into water.

[@zilartsy433]

I'd love to do this sometime! My dreams tend to be pretty vivid and I can even feel things at times but I'd like to try drawing them sometime. I love how you tried to capture that emotion as well!

[@yennis_world]

me too! i think it would be so cool if you could sit around with some other people and share your dreams through drawings😅 it sounds like such a wonderful and unique experience to get to share your dreams with others in the exact way that you saw them!

[@usaguri-0686]

I’ve had a dream where I could feel things too! I cant really remember them though, but I know I felt things like wind and the dirt on my feet.

[@shadw4701]

Senses in dreams are very common, the fact that people tend to not pay attention to their dreams leads to lower dream recall so it affects how much you remember. Some dreams are as real as this, some even more real, and some are just a hazy mess. It's a mixed bag. You can have more of these experiences by using dream recall practices such as keeping a dream journal

[@Crystal-fj8hb]

I still remember that dream when I met with a god in the middle of space and sitting on one of Saturn’s rings while he explains why he’s here and that he needs someone to talk to. While I was wearing this amazing gorgeous dress that looked like a butterfly mixed with flowers and then I realised that he was having struggles guiding he’s people and trying his best to protect them, god it was sad but amazing cause I literally felt the cold and no gravity I wish I could reply the dream again 😭😭😭😭

[@Lewisiaisoutofcontext]

Ahh I love this! I've been obsessed with my own dreams since I was a kid. My final high-school graduation work (to be able to graduate high-school in Sweden you have to do a major final project of some sort in your third year) was an exhibition of watercolour works all depicting scenes I dreamt. It was so fun!

[@breewashere]

@-@ can I see??

[@Lewisiaisoutofcontext]

@@breewashere I actually managed to sell most of them so they are (sadly? luckily?) lost to the world lol. They weren't very good, you aren't missing much. Though I am in the process of writing a short story collection based on other dreams so if I ever publish that somewhere I'll give you a holler? 👀

[@mdrnlevi]

i can also sometimes feel in dreams ! it’s usually pain, actually. once had a dream that i was jn a graveyard, really foggy, and it was a super cold winter morning. this whole graveyard was flat, and completely cobbled. no grass, or headstones for that matter, despite it registering as a graveyard. and walking on this cobbled floor was excruciatingly painful.

[@celot9412]

I just recently started writing my dreams down! Two of mine out of the seven I’ve recorded are also about ships! Dreams are so interesting, and sometimes super annoying because when I’m trying to explain it I can vividly remember something important but I can’t remember if it came before or after another part in the dream, and things like the person you’re talking or the place you’re in are hard to remember or seem like two things are happening at the same time! Also does anyone else ever think, “am I in a dream?” And then your brain pulls out all the stops to convince you that you’re not dreaming?

[@cedricquilal-lan1616]

I always have zombie apocalypse nightmare, the weird thing is I enjoy it, the rush of running around on an empty dark city is so scary but at the same time is thrilling and adventurous for me.😅

[@charlotte_3945]

When I was younger I used to get lots of dreams about something chasing me or me being left behind by a group or people I loved. Most of the time I couldn’t move or couldn’t open my mouth to scream or the place that I was trying to get to was to high or I couldn’t open. I had SO many dreams like this and I never knew that they meant. I still don’t XD.

[@ilya9572]

I really felt the „can‘t decipher wether I‘m still dreaming or not“ Part. Whenever something touches me during my dreams (which are almost always nightmares), it will throw me off for the whole day. It feels almost as if there‘s an imprint on my skin

[@gremlinn9336]

I once had this incredible euphoric dream where I was just floating gently through a pastel pink, purple and blue void, slowly, softly. It was only a few seconds, but it was wonderful. I heard soft muffled music in the background as well, thinking of drawing it sometime as well :)

[@KikuAkachan92]

I have never come across another person who dreams as vividly as I do, including being able to smell and feel textures in the dream as well as struggling to desern realities when I wake up. Then I saw this video and it was actually really comforting knowing that someone else dreams like this. Also you managed to convey great feeling in your art, you did a great job.

[@julioliarts]

The second one was terrifying, especially when you added the glow eyes on the figure I tend to imagine settings better when I am sleeping as well, maybe I will try this ^^

[@StullxuRH]

I had a dream once, I was in a very small kitchen in cartoon-like colours. A red model aeroplane was flying around the kitchen, after a while it flew towards me and I woke up. When I woke up I felt a buzzing against my leg, as if the model aeroplane was actually there.

[@kiwikatanaproductions]

I should start doing this, it sounds very insightful in terms of remembering my dreams :)

[@jesssparks5929]

Omg the last one reminded me of a dream I had where I woke up in my room and looked out my window to see that I was submerged about 15 ft under clear blue water and ppl were swimming outside! It was a really cool dream and felt kinda surreal

[@elenakramer9945]

I've had really vivid dreams before and ive always found them really cool, once in a dream where I was climbing up a hill I could feel the wet, slippery, grass beneath my hands and the cold chill from the mist. my family was there, as well as a random weird guy and they felt real as well. I wasn't scared or really anything throughout the dream when i woke up thats what tipped me off that it was a dream. that aside, I love your art and the different perspectives throughout the video were really cool aswell. the background music was also really awsome and really gave the speed art (is that it?) portions of the video its dreamlike feel. not to take awy from your art though, your art was awsome,

[@CrazyGreenFluff]

yah same!! i go to new places, i have favorite places that i re-visit, and even safe places i hide in during nightmares!! i also meet new characters in my dreams, then i wake up and draw them and write down their stories 💝

[@xxx-k9c9w]

That’s such an awesome series!!!❤

[@guardian9394]

Definitely have very vivid dreams sometimes, usually they're very visual but sometimes I can feel things as well. I remember in one dream I was in some fantasy mmo type world and there was this guy who was some sort of holy paladin, he was extremely beautiful. I got a very clear shot of his face and it was hyper detailed, almost more real than real life. I remember he had light blonde hair, wavy, and bluish gray eyes, and strangely enough he was wearing a sort of silver lipstick. He had a white surcoat on with a collar shaped kind of like a big flower, with petals radiating out around his head, the insides of the petals had a fuzzy texture like short fur. Under that he was wearing chainmail, which covered his entire neck and came up and attached to the underside of his jaw in a weird way

[@iiiscreammm398]

i never have dreams so props to you

[@YvetteSugarPie]

I love ur kazuha pfp its so cute :)

[@rambam1318]

I love doing this, i usually don’t go into rem sleep and don’t dream much but when i do i remember it so vividly that i write them down, then draw. Its really nice and kinda therapeutic

[@PalestarPoppy]

One time I dreamt that I was at my friends house, which kept changing and turning into completely different, extremely detailed buildings in different interior and exterior styles. And Squirrelflight, Leafpool, Bluestar, Echomist and Ravenpaw were all there talking to me- Nothing happened, tho, and I can’t remember anything of what the cats said lol

[@v.v365]

A few places I remember pretty vividly in dreams were unnaturally big and spacious and just a little too bright, like the lighting wasn’t natural it felt very staged. There was a hotel, an airport with lots of shops and restaurants, a supermarket, long highway, a forest with lots of boardwalk-style deck space and fairy lights, and a way too bright outside/way too dim inside beach house on a suburban street

[@Milkcarton1979]

I love your drawings sooooo MUCH keep at it! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 I want to draw my dreams but I barely have dreams

[@Teehee_itsLexi]

I had a dream that i was hugged and i could feel the warmth and the tightness of the hug. I felt very happy and calm during the dream

[@uchicken_]

That’s kinda talented to remember dreams The last one I remembered was I was some girl named Anna trying to escape these weird black tentacles that kept following me

[@YayaFeiLong]

A frequent recurring element in my dreams is biting down on something and feeling my teeth start cracking and splitting. I often wake up worrying about my teeth, and it takes me a few seconds to realize that it was just a dream. And it's all because I chose to be awake for a wisdom teeth removal surgery several years ago

[@F4wnprincess]

OMGGG I loved the scary dream one so this will be awsome!

[@RayveiSomber]

That's crazy cause the one that looks like a wooden railway over the water kinda reminds me of a dream I had! But mine was in a swamp area so the water was kinda green and I didn't have a certain, it was more like a train station into a swamp wooden village above the water. and then the cart was more like a small train! BUT IT'S SO SIMILAR!!!!!

[@locke_xp]

I've been getting a lot of weird dreams lately, I might just use this as inspiration to draw them

[@adamwise1111]

I should try this, I have similarly vivid dreams and they always hang around me for a while afterwards to I usually end up jotting them down. I had this one dream where I was sent to this witness protection/foster family and I remember the house so clearly. Once I try to draw it out I will probably realize that I'm missing a lot of details but right now I can see it like I was there.

[@petalcat]

this is such a good idea! My dreams are all very weird haha

[@dragondoodles78]

I once had a nightmare that was so vivid, I could feel water on me and when I woke up, I was surprised that I was completely dry

[@Alienbasil]

I love these kind of videos

[@Bayzil_Draws]

I remember I had this dream/nightmare where I was in my kitchen and I could see everything really clearly like in real life and I got stung by this bee. Not particularly extreme but I’m terrified of bees and the weird thing was I could remember exactly where the bee had stung me for at least a year! 🤔

[@ghastlyantenna1317]

Hi I love ur videos!

[@katherinehavegreen515]

I always wanted to drae my dreams too! Not only I have very vivid dreams with very detailed backgrounds, but I've had dreams in my life with insanely complex plots. One of them I still want to write as a novel someday - it was a very strange feeling place, with a slight timeless yet dystopic aesthetic, with flashbacks and flashforwards and secrets and politics and even customs that were specific to this dream. And there was also another story about a man that was hired to gather and take care of the kids of a mysterious couple, but when he was hired he only accepted because it was only a possibility that he'd ever need to do anything and they paid well, so he made a lot of mistakes when it came to it and had to learn how to be responsable. One of the kids runs away from home almost after being kidnaped because of him. I've also had specific scenes that were just so intense and cinematic to me that I would be thinking about them for ages, even with no story attached to them! The only bad thing about it all is that most my dreams end in cliffhangers X'D my subconscious is dramatic, lol Ps: just remembered I also had a dream where I was the antagonist but didn't realize it until I woke up and tried to write the dream down! In the dream I had a vivid feeling that those people were evil and I had to kill them to survive, but in fact they were just historians and I was just completely paranoid

[@katherinehavegreen515]

Ok, just a last one because it was very visually striking, but once I dreamed I was on a urban building and went down to swim in the pool at night. But as soon as I dove in the water, it didn't look like a pool anymore. The water kept going forever in all directions, and you could see the dark shadows from the infinity under trying to reach the surface. Somewhat far in front of me, there was a big shark. But it was barely moving, only the striking shape looking in my direction. It was more solemn than scary. I floated there for entire moments, looking at it, with it looking at me

[@zero69kage]

I've had some very strange dreams over the years. The one where I have a strong memory of the location is actually two separate dreams. In the first dream, I'm wandering around an endless expanse of sandstone towers connected to each other by stone bridges. It was always night, and the towers were lit by torches. Eventually, I came into one tower that had a cracked broken wall with the skeleton of a monster indebted inside. That's when I woke up, and it was quite a while before I had the second dream. In the second dream, I was in the same place where I woke up. But now the skeleton was gone, somehow knowing what this meant. I immediately ran, their was a thunderstorm this time. I kept running until I got cut off by the monster (now alive), landing in front of me and staring me down with glowing red eye. That was when I woke up, and I haven't had a dream about that place since.

[@MuzikiHyena]

I had a dream once where I got shot and could actually feel the pain in my chest and couldn't breathe properly. It was terrifying and it felt so real