ASMR Real Person Viking Runes Back Drawing, Measuring and Tracing | geometric drawing

[@DerpyDerpums]

That's actually the first time I've seen a "hair play" ASMR moment that actually relaxed me. You're something different

[@krylesangerbeaver]

I'd fall over and start snoring within 4 minutes. Monnie was in the zone to stay up that whole time

[@mannyfragoza9652]

The Vegvísir is believed to provide guidance and protection to its bearer, and is often associated with navigation. According to the Huld Manuscript, collected in Iceland in 1860, the Vegvísir can help people find their way in bad weather or unknown territories, even when the path is unknown. The symbol may have originated in England, where star-shaped symbols have been traced back to the 15th century.

[@tw6946]

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[@acyutanandadas1326]

Freya Aswinn taught the Elder Futhark to me These are English bind 'runes' like from John Dee's grimoires (England gets its name from ING)

[@Anonymous-sc7qs]

Its actually a Compass. When our Ancestors set to the Seas for Raiding, they tattooed a Compass to the backs of scribes for the Boat Captains (Navigators).

[@Leadfoot_P71]

@@Anonymous-sc7qs That seems highly unlikely.

[@Ruly_73]

Drawing on the back asmr is literally the best ASMR, you cannot tell me otherwise Edit: Alright y'all chill, I'm simply saying that the sounds produced from the gloves and the marker or pen or whatever she's using against the surface of skin or really any other material is a soothing sound but in this case its narrowed down to what's going on in the video 💀

[@Niekvr82]

It’s not. Boom, just told you otherwise. What you gonna do now huh?

[@dracobruhma]

Sure we can. We may not be able to change your mind

[@JonAss23]

Otherwise

[@doommuffinz5276]

Oddly specific

[@doommuffinz5276]

Oddly specific

[@WhisperAudiosASMR]

The one you did with Lars WAS my favourite....now this one is :D xx

[@kewas_asmr]

I plan to do plenty of these, they are my favorite and Monnie (the model) does not speak English so much so we decided to do videos like those instead 😁

[@htspencer9084]

​@@kewas_asmrdoes this mean we're going to see.. Monnie more? 🤭

[@zyncarla]

The vegvísir is often confused to be a Viking symbol. There is however no evidence of this, and the Huld Manuscript, where it is mentioned, was collected eight centuries after the end of the Viking Age.

[@cherylhaynes2552]

I believe it is part of Icelandic lore (rather than Viking)?

[@Reed0Sparky0Leighton]

Icelandic lore. But who do think took it to Iceland? It was the explorers or vikings. It was believed to be like a compass. To keep you from becoming lost. Theres no way this flat compass ever actually did anything. Its just a rune or visual representation for star signs that were and are very useful in nautical travel.

[@zyncarla]

@@Reed0Sparky0Leighton kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIusg3aNj5mEgsksi=uDKDas5VqBUlKUBu explains better than I can but either way if you have it tattooed and you like it then who cares plenty of people have Japanese kanji and it doesn’t actually mean what they think

[@garudo7352]

@@Reed0Sparky0Leighton The explorers or "vikings" didn't take it to Iceland. It was what might have been one of their descendants that came up with it in more modern times :)

[@jamielynngearheart9969]

Vikings found Iceland! Its on viking runes. No evidence look at their burial stones. Lord 😂

[@bruceanderson5525]

Vegvísir Icelandic Compass . Such a fabulous rendition . Nicely done.

[@zyncarla]

But it’s not Viking it’s Christian lol

[@jamielynngearheart9969]

​@@zyncarlait's viking.

[@zyncarla]

@@jamielynngearheart9969 The vegvísir is often confused to be a Viking symbol. There is however no evidence of this, and the Huld Manuscript, where it is mentioned, was collected eight centuries after the end of the Viking Age. It’s not even a rune it’s a stave. While it is Icelandic it was created by Icelandic Christian a cultist . The entire idea of a compass wasn’t invited till well after the Viking age ended and this symbol was made popular by an Icelandic pop star in the 90s by the name of bjork. It’s the equivalent of getting kanji thinking it means love when it really translates to toaster. Yes it’s an extremely popular misrepresentation of a Viking rune that people love to get tattooed because it does look interesting but it’s not what people think it is.

[@John_Krone]

​@@zyncarla Thank you for clarifying. I'm always correcting tourists who visit and say its a Viking symbol. Vegvísir was made more for tourists. But it looks pretty and we have adopted it. 😉

[@v.000ecf2]

​@@zyncarla Where do you get this information from?

[@JustLuna667]

I wonder how that feels like, must be so relaxing! 😊😮 And runes are great powerful stuff if you believe in them too, so win win.

[@mannixisle]

If the movements are too fast, if the voice is too loud or grating, ASMR doesn’t work for me. But Kewas’s voice and movements are just right; they put me in a trance.

[@STEJTHEGREATEST]

Can you believe I once watched an ASMR video where one of the participants suddenly just exploded in laughter part way through???

[@robbrown7512]

You are so good at this. Your hands move so carefully and with precision. Your voice is so gentle, smooth and soft - it might as well be a sleeping drug! I love seeing your work. Thank you for sharing it! 30:42 30:42

[@cherylhaynes2552]

This was awesome Kewas. Your meticulous attention to detail is amazing. Did you pick the symbol or did your model request it? I love the concept of Vegvisir: one can never lose one’s way in a storm, even if the way is not known. Icelandic lore is fascinating. This was an outstanding video, Kewas. Thank you so much.

[@johnsmith-ub7vr]

What a lovely piece of canvas.

[@GiantRiderRob]

Your freehand has really improved in both quality and speed! Great vid Kewas!

[@cesarlenai4297]

@19:19 It's a Vegvisir, it was supposedly used by the Viking as some kind of compass, having as well some mythological that I don't recall in detail at the moment.

[@kniter]

It was never used by vikings. it a later icelandic symbol, from circa 1800's, inspired by Solomon's sigils.

[@cesarlenai4297]

@@kniter Thanks for the correction. I must confess that I'm not a specialist of the scandinavian culture and history, I thought that the information I shared was correct.

[@steviep187]

Her back is perfection. ❤

[@lonnmoore5568]

Pretty sure it’s not just the back

[@stephenvogt6689]

Thank you so much Kewas for the lovely ASMR video 💗❤️💖🤍✨🌸

[@asmrclassic1]

So relaxing. We write on our whispering ASMR channel, but not as cleverly as this! Thank you. ❤

[@adamwhite728]

I just took Serenity by Mikra and now to settle into this video for the best sleep of my life!

[@christopherdibartolomeo3789]

Fantastic Video again Kewas. Very calming and relaxing. 👍

[@MrBogus213]

Right when I need a nap, my favorite type of ASMR by my favorite artist!

[@AlgorithmMockery]

Damn this hit different. Well done

[@Indy721]

I did 10 years in prison for drugs and alcohol, and related charges. I've been clean for a long time, but your videos provide a high that can't be replicated. I think your videos do more good than you know, thank you for this.

[@brelade]

Congratulations on your sobriety, Jeff!

[@shooterdu2102]

Sick guy Jeff well happy for ya, hope doing good 👍

[@Tommy1977777]

I almost fell off the couch from the nap this gave me!:😂

[@matheusjose3060]

Just passing to show my appreciation to you Kewas, i work really hard and i have difficulties to sleep due to anxiety, so your vídeos been helping a lot, too bad i fall sleep before watching them all because they really work to make me sleep, but even sleepy i can see the superb quality of your work. Thank you so much.

[@lenklegastheniker485]

Kewas + soft spoken = dream

[@VegasViking420]

This is the vegvisir which dates to the 19th century 800 years after the end of the viking age. Yggdrasil however (similar looking but more simple in design and consisting of true runes from the elder furthark) is culturally accurate and represents the tree of life. Alta Norge.

[@redmessenger07]

I’m seeing a lot of people new and upset to the ASMR side of KZbin. Great video as always, I love your ideas, sensitively, and lighting.

[@simonsaysitsok]

Perfect in many ways

[@iveyhealth2266]

She's really good. Peace & Blessings 😊❤

[@scottzike1054]

Thank you. Love what you do.

[@colincatlin6771]

Kratos with his magic chisel trying to find the binding points on the run by striking randoms points on her back with it

[@mhadsadam5692]

Wonderful video, so relaxing 😌

[@dawn428]

Looks like a beautiful dream catcher ❤

[@Anonymous-sc7qs]

It provides Guidance and protection because it is a Compass.

[@markhester6556]

I can't wait to watch this tonight. ❤

[@Prettypolly2011]

These drawing and tracing videos are the most relaxing ones for me. Thank you Kewas.

[@coryd951]

That's not viking or runes. The helm of awe is Icelandic but from the medieval Christian period. Galdor staves have some runic inspiration but mostly come from other western European grimoires which are rooted in the books of Solomon and Abrahamic magical traditions.... The rest of the video is on though🤷

[@reeceday3181]

This isn’t the helm of awe, it’s the vegvisir

[@Arbiter8114]

Ok and?

[@bc24txn]

This was fantastic

[@rattlehead_13]

Sooooooo relaxing ... 💖

[@papafiendish6263]

Men of culture, we meet again

[@peanut_toast999]

🙄

[@OakTheTree101]

Men of cultural appropriation lmao

[@papafiendish6263]

@@OakTheTree101 that makes absolutely no sense

[@JeskoS1]

🥃🎩

[@Andrew-i2t]

Damn bro, if you’re getting off on this kind of stuff, you have issues

[@atticusmazerac6529]

Aegishjamlyr omfg that’s so cool and random I love it so freaking attractive

[@dead_r33d]

this is lovely

[@JayFolipurba]

should have said in the title it was runes, would have been twice as interesting to discover. Glad I still watched it

[@jeandupont9080]

i love it !!! and you

[@grahamburnett7416]

I don't have any tattoos either but what you have just drawed on her back would make a great tattoo and also great video

[@homerfry9234]

"drawed"?

[@grahamburnett7416]

@@homerfry9234 Come on don't be so annoying you know exactly what I meant, your not clever your just annoying

[@jexes23]

You’re*. If “you’re” going to type comments in English, you should learn it.

[@aidenharper6013]

​​@@jexes23if English speaking people really want to have any say on people using our language correctly, then we A.) Should stop borrowing slang and vernacular from other languages B.) Not have literally the most complicated language to learn And C.) Despite having the hardest language to learn we also went and made 2 almost completely different dialects with it. Its really our own fault for being completely unreasonable about the whole situation.

[@daniccrn]

I have waited so long for another one of your amazing back drawings! My favorites❤ Thank you.

[@mpg41074]

Perfect timing for my afternoon nap!

[@gregjoyner2499]

Hi Kewas. Thanks for your contributions to the ASMR community. How is the painting coming along. That was a first video I was introduced of you. Keep em coming and thanks for the tingles

[@jaromirsoukup1164]

She's so beautiful😊

[@no_way_out_of_here]

I like this model

[@SB379]

I watched the other video but realized just now that it was on the other channel 😋

[@arabellathornton9386]

You are so good at maths such a clever lady

[@hanthonypiano]

Hey random question but there was this vid where you mentioned listening to music can like exhaust your dopamine or something. Can you elaborate on that a little bit

[@jedisparktheboy9423]

I like maths and geometry. I like ASMR. You have done good work here. Thank you.

[@harryseldon6366]

Amazing model, back and video. The pictures are little bit monotonous. More colors and more variety on the back drawing!

[@robinirby222]

I feel like you could branch out from measuring people and checking what colors are good for them. I mean, the production values and the ASMR are great

[@hotelfoxtrot19]

Its the Vegvisir, believed to be a viking symbol, though there is no reports or evidence to prove its existence to the actual viking age. That being said, its a well known symbol that people today believe was from the period and since none of us were there to truly know, its classified as a viking symbol. The story behind it from my understanding is that vikings would wear this symbol on their left wrist, hand, or some such & it was believed to grant safe passage and to prevent the vikings from getting lost at sea.

[@AlbertoPirrotta]

Wonderful video !!!

[@hpolastrini]

Great ASMR.

[@genesisjkc]

It looks like the world tree with the nine realms (midgard in the center).

[@pablogreco1668]

¡Gracias!

[@kewas_asmr]

Gracias!

[@Vincorp69]

You 2 are so gorgeous😍😍😍 and so relaxing alsooo ofc 😍💯💯💯

[@jamesbradstreet3888]

Thanks!

[@Arbiter2402]

Малювати на спині шолом жаху.... Це сильно) Дівчина по ходу готується до штурму посадок)))

[@Soulofagreathero]

Where in the video is that thumbnail from ? I can never find your thumbnails , will someone timestamp ?

[@Contempt805]

This would be a sweet tattoo

[@MaxW-Elie]

**Very good ! Thank you ! 👍👍❤

[@zacharyshowers8465]

What country is Kewas from? I love her accent

[@nickcorleone8709]

I read that you’re Czech. But you sound very Scandanavian. Your voice is beautiful in any case.

[@KellyCasey-hg4tq]

She has great posture. I couldn't sit that straight up if I tried. 😂

[@lancedibble4724]

That would be hysterical if that artist signed her work on her lower back!😂😂😂😂

[@mrmaybe79]

..who is the model?

[@kewas_asmr]

_the_monnie_

[@bradster2214]

Found this on ASMR emvy's tiktok, no credit to you apparently. Took me a while to find the full video

[@kewas_asmr]

Damn, I am blocked on their account so I can’t see the profile… It pi**es me off, quite a lot of people told me. I can’t even file a report…

[@bradster2214]

@@kewas_asmr disappointing. I mean you could make another account to do it on?

[@acyutanandadas1326]

Freya Aswinn taught me to Rede the Runes Rite

[@dannypierce1426]

Perfect beauty

[@kimzeysmith6704]

And what i know the symbol is an protection symbol alot of vikings and other country have which count back hundreds of hundreds of years proberly even longer ago, i was in thailand few years ago and i got an real thailand tattoo how it started from first time when they used a stick with needles (sak yant tattoo) and mine is a form of protection tattoo my tattoo artist recommend

[@Novas9510]

Vegvísir is not viking symbol. Its occult symbol connected with Christianity from 19th century.

[@Ealdorman_of_Mercia]

Yes I’ve seen this symbol. It was the emblem of Harold finehair, a warlord that became the first king of Norway during the 8th century I think. It represents something related to Norse mythology.

[@joshbaker6114]

drawing electrical diagrams is cool

[@janpolacek7065]

Ja chci taky prosíiiiim😍😍😍😍

[@atticstattic]

You runed her back!

[@ZackyASMR]

Hi Kewas ❤❤❤

[@milesgerlach9563]

Vegvesir isn't from the Viking age. No evidence or any artifacts from the "viking age" depict vegvesir or aegishjalmar. Appearances were in 1100s Icelandic manuscripts I believe. Check out Jackson Crawfords channel, professor of Old Norse language and studies. Covers this very subject, he hates these things lol.

[@nathanking2322]

Viking girls! ❤️

[@CobaltLobo]

29:50 gurl why you moving your head like a damn owl 😂

[@BravoDelToro]

❤

[@Squibknocket]

Kewas and The_Monnie!!!!

[@justgonnastay]

I couldn't sit that long without having to fart.

[@lexiemarie2378]

Maybe if you turn a chair backwards that has a high back rest she can lean on it stead of sitting straight up

[@kewas_asmr]

I have a special massage chair, she did not want to

[@jamielynngearheart9969]

Ruin- it's called vegvisir symbol! Viking Compass!

[@popcola1462]

Thought the blonde was blutube for a split second. They definitely could be sisters if you go by looks.

[@MundoCuri-Bear]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@creatiugrafic5373]

Good job perfect lady!

[@Loveblondes]

💙

[@Frederique12041982]

🙏

[@kamelghzl9397]

❤❤❤❤

[@Pineappl421]

That symbol is exactly the same as what Spanian has got on his neck I live spanian

[@tonym.8753]

Great ASMR video. I enjoyed the freehand drawing a lot.

[@courtneyjohnston6586]

Great video!

[@djgokey1018]

VEGVISIR The Vegvisir Symbol is an ancient Nordic symbol recognised as the viking compass with eight Viking rune staves radiating out in a circle from the central point representing the cardinal (North, South, West, East) and intercardinal directions (Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, Southeast) along with more in depth magical meaning behind each rune stave. It was believed, if this sign is carried, one will never lose one’s way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is not known.