The 2 Stages of Every Doodle

[@Occupant]

The two stages of my doodles: 1) Start to doodle 2) Crumple it up in disgust

[@finnk8530]

I feel you : )

[@shutupandy6110]

i’m the 69th like nice

[@CindiCindi15]

I feel your pain but I thought it was just me. The frustration is real but I thrive to get past it! Peter’s drawings absolutely fascinate me and inspire me to keep trying.

[@maggs131]

Better than my two steps 1 - think about drawing 2 - realize I suck and not touch my art stuff

[@AM-ui9mc]

Dont throw it, archive it and go back later to see what worked and what didn’t. That’s how you develop

[@AM-ui9mc]

And everyone is in love with this man

[@ES-yx6fr]

Can confirm, I’m all hyped up. 😆

[@madeleinepugh9544]

tis true

[@paigesnowball7491]

Im just so confused as how people can watch this man and think “iM gOnNa PrEsS diSLiKe”

[@arcticrunning8370]

word

[@TomekKogutah]

not me. Speak for yourself.

[@am2schmarvelous]

Peter - I've gone my entire life (55YO) and never dislocated my shoulder. Dislocating it 12 plus times is Definitely a thing that deserves a doctor's consideration. Aunt Sara is glad you are going.

[@LeviG]

"This video is sponsored by some earbuds" *Wears normal headset instead while drawing*

[@JD10Driver]

To be fair, no pods can beat the comfort and sound quality of those wireless Audio-Technicas. Love mine.

[@longjohn7992]

I feel like if I met peter irl he’d be the most calm and kind person on the planet

[@BelindaShort]

I imagine that would depend on how much coffee he's had.

[@onxiaftw]

... and then out of the blue his shoulder pops out and hits you in the face

[@longjohn7992]

no i think he will objectively be nice even if did not have coffee and if his shoulder pops out we might have a laugh or two about it then ill help him pop it back in

He actually acts like a rapist. Little know fact. He's certainly not one tho

[@merlinsiervo]

@ what?

[@oliviagatt]

I’m starting to take an appreciation for the little touches you include in your vids .... like the 2 coat hangers hanging off one another in the background.😂

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

Olivia Gatt I noticed that too. They make a shape that would make an excellent starting point for a doodle. Something to hang a drawing on, at any rate.

[@zilgill9589]

And his collection of heads up on the cupboard. 😳

[@taconinja6897]

The way i see it step one: DO step two: ODLE

[@robertahubert9155]

Perfect

[@TomekKogutah]

I escaped from commercials before this clip, by refreshing a few times. And then suddenly You came up with sponsored segment... which I didn't managed to escape. Clever! You inspired me a few times. I get to thinking about doodles and rules for each different doodle. A lot of ideas came up to my head and alot of options (if you are open-minded enough, there are infinite of options waiting up there for you)... thanks again for inspirations ;) as always, thumb up. Last of your doodle, at some point reminded me of road in city with high and distorted buildings in the background, close to some gas station. And a few cars were approaching. Then it changed to huge airport as you were doodling further. Things are changeing with time and point of view...

[@fwogboy]

The 2 Stages of Every Doodle: 1) begin doodling nonsensically 2) realize there is no further thought process and continue happily doodling

[@DarkxInheritor]

Peter: Pulls out earbuds Also Peter: "Hey buds" This made me laugh more than it should

[@dark_gamer6678]

Video has been out for less then a day and I'm already watching it for the 3rd time. I watch these videos over and over and over again

[@danesmith5840]

A habit I have when doodling or drawing I draw a couple big lines or shapes then go inside of them and fill in with random other lines and shapes. It was cool finding out what other people do and hearing you explaining your process

[@MaryKurosawa]

Dr. Peter the one character you were talking about with the starfish on his face is mermaid man from spongebob!

[@fwogboy]

i really love the leafiness and waviness of the bottom left corner drawing :heart eyes:

[@RobotCoconutHD]

Your my inspiration, I want to be able to be like you & just openly express myself. You're just an amazing person.

[@alijahpelletier]

hey peter! I just graduated, everyone’s going out to parties and stuff but I really wanted to come home and watch ur videos instead :)

[@peter_draws]

Congrats!

[@albastudios2942]

This IS a party.. a way better one.

[@johnbrockiii]

"the other p. diddy - besides me" 😂😂😂 - had to pause the video because i was laughing to hard

[@albastudios2942]

hahahahaaaaaaaaa

[@bruhhugo2183]

Didn't age well.... 😂

[@senseimilli]

This was so well edited, Peter. You’ve inspired me to start making doodling/drawing videos, I really love the personal connection you make with your audience all by sharing and expressing yourself through your art, your hobbies, and passion... Although my career focus is in filmmaking, I really want to make drawing/doodling videos since it has to do with sound and moving pictures... I hope that you are doing well and that your shoulder has been feeling better man. Take care, Peter. Love the doodle, btdubs!

[@papaUrabrask]

The true hero of quarantine. Calming, helpful, and encouraging. Stay awesome dude.

[@RitzyBusiness]

Your quirks make my day, it sometimes feels like being in another world. We are all having this journey with you, for a few minutes at a time. I fell flat on my face at an airport escalator. My body hates me right now, just dont heal the same way in your 30s

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

Ritz Ouch...... hope you are now fully recovered. At 67 I know what you mean about not being in your 30s any longer! I agree - Peter’s world is in a parallel universe.

[@cavindobson6703]

I really liked this format of video Peter! The four sections of drawing with normal voice over interspersed with live commentary on the drawing itself had a really cool flow to it. Be sure to keep us updated on your shoulder, hope it gets better :)

[@paulz.1288]

Thanks Peter for making a video like this. I really appreciate as someone who has tried to mimic your art but can’t without knowing every step you take in your process. Now I can practice your technique for fun and progress into my own style over time!

[@XxzombilovaxX]

This video completely spoke to me. I never heard it explained so well or like that before. Thank you really. Makes me feel much better about my doodles.

[@sarahloffler]

Every time I get to that moment when I start imposing my will upon the art, I ruin it. For me, it is best to let the drawing draw itself all the way to the end.

[@peejm1424]

Perfect awareness, very profound. I have recently realized because of things Peter has said and by noticing how care free he is, that this is my main problem as well. He doesn't care what people think of him. I was watching another video of his and someone started telling him how he was doing something wrong, his casual reply was, "push down, push up", the very thing the commenter told him he was doing wrong. I just chuckled to myself and thought good for you Peter. What he was doing was working fine for him. Anyway, this same awareness hit me, I impose my judgement on everything in my life. Judgement is essentially rejection, control, not allowing, disapproval... not love. How can anything beautiful come into being under those circumstances? Now, the challenging part for me is going to be letting go of that.

[@pwarner]

Hello Peter, this is Peter. I would like to extend your formal invitation to the shaved head club. Perks: you cannot make your hair look any different even if you wanted to. Therefore, there are no more bad hair days. Every day is just a hair day, no good or bad just consistency. Cons: Your head might get cold in the few days after you cut your hair. Wearing a hat that you really like turns this downside into an upside. Farewell Peter, this has been Peter, Peter W.

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

Peter Warner Great comment Peter. When I was having chemo 5 yrs ago I was slightly disappointed (only slightly!) that it wouldn’t cause me to lose my hair. I was quite looking forward to the shaved look and experimenting with head painting and sticking on objects, and having a hat frenzy. So I just went multicoloured instead - orange, purple and blue. People at the treatment centre all said how cool it was. When other people asked about it I used to tell them it was a side effect of the chemo. All heady stuff.

[@peejm1424]

Lol, very cute!

[@abhirajsinha3186]

Also, Pro: Head feels lighter Con: You can't slide t-shirts over your head.

[@TheCatfishcheese]

This place is a reference-less point on the intergalactic highway. its neither here nor there but any and everywhere between the epicenter and the edge of the vibe which will one day quake, shake and awaken the world. the walls whisper in colors painted by the very hands which caressed the face of madness and turned terror inside out... into mandalas and lotus flowers. this is the place where time often stands still. this is the place where time sometimes will move at twice the speed of twilight loving life and vitality creeping up through the tiles on the table-tops. this is the place where you get turned on. this is the place where you can always get off. silverfish chimes jingling and tingling in the subtle breeze of the ceiling fans like meditation balls easing any tension on hand. this is the place where the pieces come together... this is the place where the peace is forever recycling and reviving itself. here is the place where you are purposely found... never lost in the crowd. its wholly holy ground, home of the sacred tribe and the collective we. THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BE. by Mark Allen Bennett

[@oni_chan4263]

Sweet cut, man!

[@annieooms987]

Your videos bring me so much joy. Thank you!

[@jamiehay1027]

This abstract art is amazing! It’s brilliant how he just starts drawing and gets ideas on the final subject part way through.😀👍🏻

[@t.pisani8239]

I could watch you draw all day. Please post as often as possible even if there's no commentary and the video isn't edited.

[@ascgazz]

Oh man. I don’t know if I regret finding this channel or not. That story about the tennis coach though. I’m grateful for that. 🤣👍🏻👍🏻 Great doodles as ever.

[@kooral6959]

I love the fact that you were advertising earbuds and as soon as the advert ended you blatantly used another set. Haha

[@treeinafield5022]

5:19 that cut from the sponsored segment to you doing that face was hilarious

[@savannahsweeney1228]

im using this video to help me drown out the fox news segment my parents are watching. thanks!

[@chadroscoe2166]

Have we ever discussed your hangers in the background? It’s comforting to know they’re always there.

[@fwogboy]

"i dont know all the types of doctors" i have never related to a sentence more

[@cosmic_republic]

I never knew there was a word for seeing things in random ambiguous lines and shapes! That's literally my drawing style: doodling then finding something that emerges and working it so it comes to life. Thanks peter you're a real pal

[@drawingwithyusuf]

Thank you so much Peter.. I always listen to your tutorials before I start drawing.. Stay continue. 💯 💝

[@mollygilley2778]

Hey Peter. I’m an artist and have gleaned so much skill and inspiration from your work. Sometimes when I’m stuck, I’ll turn on one of your videos and am refreshed artistically. Thank you for that! The term “doodling” makes your work approachable and non-threatening and yet it could hang in any museum anywhere, it’s so interesting and engaging.

[@Asmrbackloghc]

Hey Peter, I don't know for sure but I think double yolked eggs do not mean twins. The yolk is actually what the baby chick eats for nutrition, whereas many people believe that the yolk is the undeveloped chick. I believe this is not the case and the yolk exists for the sole purpose of providing food for a developing chick. Could be wrong but I'm pretty sure this is the case. Store bought eggs are never fertilized by a rooster so no chick exists inside the egg besides the nutrition it would eat (and we eat) if it had been fertilized.

[@thelazymanatee2506]

I genuinely enjoy the advertisement segments, Peter. They don't detract from your videos at all, since it's all still in your own style. You're good at this

[@alexwolfycat]

ur shoulder falling out while you’re just sitting on a train made me laugh SO hard i’m sorry. then you followed up with waking up without your shoulder intact and i lost it. i love your videos so much

[@alexwolfycat]

oh and it was mermaid man from spongebob! the character u were thinking of

[@fhn7734]

Most relaxing voice ever

[@danielnewman5230]

hey peter. I started using your methods in my acrylic paintings and it took so much stress out of my process. ive said it a bunch of times...you are one of the most influential if not THE most....artist in my journey. Thanks dude. your freaking rock.

[@Laura-it4ow]

Peter... my mother used to dislocate her shoulder quite frequently when I was a child. Eventually it stopped happening. I have runners knee. The ligaments that hold the kneecap in place are a bit loose so the back side allows bone on bone. I went to physical therapy. They helped quite a bit. If I now notice that my knee is starting to have a bit of pain I just do the exercises and in a few days I am back to normal. Also a Tens machine helps with muscle pain. I wish you all of the best. As always I love your work :)

[@catgirlhell]

Bald Man Expresses The Inner Machinations of His Mind

[@spitgorge2021]

Yes

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

Love your -hair, Peter. Suits you. At the beginning, you were doing facial doodles! If you want to be more healthy, cut out the eggs altogether. Very high in cholesterol. They are excellent food - for baby chicks. I am a crutch staggerer and wheelchair zoomer and used to have intermittent periods of extreme pain in my shoulders till one time it got so bad I couldn’t move my arm. Dr diagnosed frozen shoulder and I had a cortisone injection into the joint which helped. He referred me to a physiotherapist who said it wasn’t frozen shoulder but a posture problem exacerbated by the abnormal use of my arms for my mobility problem, and gave me exercises. Very simple! All I have to do is to move the bottoms of my shoulder blades down and together. Do this 5 seconds, hold and repeat. This strengthens the muscles around the joint that have become out of balance. She said lots of people get this problem bending over desks, working on computers etc. I’ve had no problems since. Do you have hyper mobility? That can make your joints unstable. Hope you get real answers to the problem - it sounds pretty serious to me if your shoulders are popping out as often as that. It’s amazing you can pop them back in again yourself - usually requires an A&E visit! Love the drow-wings! Interesting the 2 stages. I think that helps give some direction and also to know when to stop!

[@dimitriskonstantinou3976]

You look a bit like James McAvoy from split with that haircut

[@manjibean4015]

Came here to say just this

[@pkdang6580]

Omg! I was gonna say that too 😂😂😂

[@jamiehay1027]

Oh man, yes!😂

[@kellydaly295]

Yes! I commented the same thing a few videos ago! I have to say though that the association is a bit unsettling.....😳

[@sharongillesp]

You're right! I've been trying to place him and now I see the similarity with McAvoy...especially that thing with his eyebrow.

[@Omniumae]

I wanted to thank you for reminding me I can draw, I took a long hiatus to learn about good shape in the board game Go. Thank you Peter

[@jaredflores2074]

Wow peter, I remember watchin you since my freshmen year of high school and I just graduated. You’ve come so farrrr like, your video quality has improved so much! Keep livin it up with your art thanks for the cool vids

[@joeblankenship377]

I usually hope my doodly abstract drawings will start to resemble something so it'll help give me a plan to finish it off. I start a lot of them and never finish. Sometimes it's more about enjoying the feel of the pen or pencil on the paper and watching the lines take shape. Especially with pencil. There's something sort of meditative about aimlessly shading and scribbling with a pencil.

[@barbararenaud3372]

dude I love you. Do you know you were on a cut above? that to me says everything, you have meant alot to me. thank you. I love you. all my good vibs sending your way. thank you for being a friend, when I needed one.

[@BlueMoon-vf9lc]

You should definitely put these in your next book! Loved listening to the inner workings of Peter and his drawings 🫶🏼

[@tigerlillypearse8831]

I appreciate you taking the time to translate your craft from inherent actions into language to explain how you do what you do.

[@artphotography9158]

Thank you for giving such positive advice while you share! I’m at the semi beginning stages of drawing and painting...and I have a lot of art that turns out not quite what I wanted...but I’m trying to keep on creating. I really am so thankful for you sharing!

[@artphotography9158]

P.s. I really love your art! Whether I understand it or not!!

[@jakeokrent8073]

I agree. I learned my style inspired by your work and i just kinda draw until it looks like something and then run with it. Glad wer on the same page

[@kanyewesticle9438]

In my doodles I just start with something curly or a line of some sort. Then I keep going, I like filling in tight spaces with unfilled shapes of said tight space. Sometimes whether I like it or not I keep going. Idk I just do it lol. People ask what I'm thinking when I'm doodling and.... I don't know exactly what I think I just doodle. Parallel lines make me happy though. Pilot G2s are my favorite.

[@Nanamo0n]

Orthopedic Surgeon. Last year I had a shoulder replacement. I have surgery set up for the other shoulder this year. If you’ll nerd surgery, be prepared for a approximately 6 weeks before you start PT. But you’ll have to have a sterile area at home until the staples are removed. Worth it all. The pain I was experiencing and reason for my surgery was worth it!

[@isaacbrown157]

Nothing like a little Peter draws to brighten your day😁

[@robertr.4044]

Peter’s drawings are like clouds. They shift and take different forms and are beautiful to look at.

[@adrianopellegrinello5594]

I love how your sentences have no planing to them it's just so nice "A benefit to having short hair is that you can do this, and this video is sponsored by raycon, and today I'm going to be drawing on this piece of paper." I just love that

[@suree861]

I really REALLY liked those expressions peter!

[@carr0tkake]

It may be weird but I love the way your voice makes k/c sounds.

[@CosmosnCarnage]

Lived on a farm most of my life, “double yolkers “ are considered good luck. Keep up the great work my dude!

[@raydin9893]

when i doodle the exact same thing happens, i start with a line and add on to it and sometime along the line "pun intended" i see o this looks like a fish or something then i try to steer the drawing more towards that look, im glad to hear im not the only one that thinks like this, sadly my doodles are not as intricate as yours are but i do try from time to time :) great video keep up the great work and be safe with the current climate on earth ;)

[@mikenel9793]

What got me into the hobby of doing what doodle it was my nephew who suggested and instead of bugging him all the time that I should have a hobby to keep me out of his hair so to speak so I studded to do art doodling and acrylic however since it comes with inspiration text me a while to feel like even doing it so therefore it takes me some time to get around to it because I don't just want to do a little sometimes I take a ride on my back to get out of the house that's part of my story

[@inkscratch]

Every single person I know has a different name for eggs in a basket lol egg in a hole, sunflowers, popeye sandwiches, egg frames...

[@Fit_By_Gods_Grace_Alone]

Peter needs his own television show.

[@kimbaxley7595]

I like your new look. Your expressions are more prominent. I cannot east scrambled eggs any more. They have to be fried. Having toast with butter and honey with my fried eggs is my new thing. I love it.

[@entropygenerator2646]

The second one reminds me of a hitherto unseen character from Yellow Submarine. Good luck at the Shoulder Doctor.

[@wille2403]

“My human mind...” lizard person confirmed?

[@alekzander5]

This is the most human person you've seen

[@terencelo4579]

Love these videos its cool having you explain how the peter verse comes into being !

[@debbieebbiebobebbie]

Ehlers-Danlos is not all bad, it gives us that “Jim Carrey” face ability. 😂

[@embyrarts8712]

I love you so much... I wish i knew more people like you

[@jamiehay1027]

“Okay, now I’m all hyped up” **Creepy face** 😂😂😂

[@BelindaShort]

Generally what's been happening to me (especially if I'm doing coloring pages) is that I will find a shape I really like and just keep making it and changing it, and 4 drawings later it's morphed into something else and I've forgotten what I did a week ago. For some reason my doodles/abstract drawings like that, I can't remember much about them unlike my other art, which I actually use to help me remember. Also, I've been streaming on Reddit a lot lately and people keep asking if I've seen your stuff or if I use fountain pens cause you do, which is funny. You might like to stream there some time, but it's weird to stream from a phone.

[@peter_draws]

It is weird to stream from a phone, I always wanna do something on my phone but then I can’t because I’m streaming from it

[@BelindaShort]

@@peter_draws Yeah I've started watching the streams on my computer so I can still give people links/see the chat, but then I want to like snap a photo for instagram or something and I'm like...oh

[@psionicape]

Long live the dual hangers

[@entropygenerator2646]

They give me anxiety. But i'm learning tolerance.

[@FatGooseArts]

Even though you seemed to struggle with following the concept you set for yourself this was actually incredibly beneficial for me! Thank you Peter and I hope your shoulders stop trying to leave your body soon!

[@aulerius]

I am glad you're seeking professional medical help with the shoulder, because I can relate. We all gotta treat our bodies with most care and respect, because hoping for titanium replacements is at best optimistically realistic :s I'm 24. 7-8 months ago, something changed with my right hand, wrist, fingers. I overworked it on a freelance gig (with mouse usage). Since then the issues never fully go away. Any kind of rest only temporarily eases the strain, pain, twitching. EVERY kind of artistic activity I do and literally anything related to my career now is a constant game of balancing the workload so that my hand can tolerate it. I cannot fully return to my former work pace, and I am so scared for the future and it getting worse. Only recently I visited appropriate professionals to seek help. Been trying out every kind of hand position, mice shape, wrist support. It's too soon to conclude, but I hope for some improvements eventually. My point was that I've became super aware of how precious my body is If I want to get anything out of my head onto paper or whatever medium. Whatever I strive for and come up with, has to be executed by my right hand (currently). Yes training with left hand is possible, will do, but the point remains. Please take care of your body even at young age as if it was the last irreplaceable pen on the entire earth.

[@hobblekitty]

I have the same shoulder issue, I've had it my whole life. I can pop both of them in and out socket at will. They don't fall out on their own very often, but when they do I usually don't notice until I move my arm and then OMG THE PAIN.

[@caseypfost5361]

hearing peter’s “sooo” made me forget i got my wisest teeth ripped out of my head today :) such a calming voice

[@cryptid4389]

Peter, you are a beautiful human being

[@adamwest8711]

So don’t mess with your jaw!!

[@ShoshiPlatypus]

Adam West Oh my goodness - it would be awful if he dislocated that!!!

[@CityKanin]

I would love to sit down for coffee with Peter and just be super weird together xD

[@adamwest8711]

You know, I’ve seen ads for Raymond before but no one else remembers the ‘bloop’ as they go in your ears.

[@jaminjones4014]

The doodles are great. The first one has a powerful composition!

[@themasterdork2650]

Hey Peter, you're a great artists.. Keep up the good work..

[@siopaosss]

4:58 “...are the best model yet” however the one showcasing the buds is too the best model on KZbin

[@TheSkatingKangaroo]

I have a kind of similar thing with my ankle. The other day I twisted it twice on the same walk, both times right next to groups of people. I hope your shoulder gets better! Cool doodles 👍

[@TwoBitColorPencil]

My drawing process is similar to yours, except in the 'concrete' phase, what I create makes sense to me but rarely to other people. Instead, my family and friends tell me what my drawings look like to them, which is just absolutely lovely!

[@UnderfundedScientist]

I'm excited I feel like this would really improve your art as well as let us see more of the process

[@zs6q]

"i can see you" now this is the drawing content i signed up for LOLOL

[@brancodev]

Instructions unclear my paper is on fire

[@sharongillesp]

Peter, you have the voice of a much older man. In fact, until I saw you I thought you were probably 62+ years old. I bet your voice went deep in elementary school. Most doodles aren't art...but yours definitely are. Just like most oil paintings or watercolor paintings aren't. Love your channel and your quirky and unique perspectives are very enjoyable. s Consider more interesting t-shirt designs though. You have a significant amount of work...would love to see more selections.

[@LK-3000]

He has the voice of a radio announcer. The timber and cadence are mesmerizing. His voiceover, coupled with the seeming ease with which he draws--and the fact that no two of his art pieces are ever the same--is what draws me to this channel again and again.

[@dylanmx5668]

6:04 when you high af and look in the mirror

[@flibbertygibbet]

You actually look really good with your hair like that.

[@katy_sparkles]

When you grabbed the pointer, I was not expecting a literal hand pointing ☝️😅😁 Love it Peter

[@JElkington]

I want peter and Mr. Doodle to hang out. Doodles are high art.

[@Eleusis]

can relate, my drawings or doodles most of the time work like that, aimlessly doing lines to the point where something clicks with my perception of those lines and I suddenly glimpse the contours of a face or a bird skull whatever. To work them out is pure satisfaction then and even if that fails, which occasionally happens, it doesn't feel so bad because it was never the goal of the doodle to have that specific shape.

[@christinearmington]

I started playing tennis at 40. Started lessons with a girl who became a friend and we pretty much right away joined a team at the public courts. Tennis really only makes sense if you compete. That’s tennis. Hope you can play some more. ❤

[@christiank4199]

Hello Peter! I watched your Video about pink Notes and doodles. And Afterwards i stumbled over this Video. I absolutely understand about what u r talking about the Border when you start to recognize patterns, Objects, something. It Happens to me as well. And WE r not alone. Creative Minds 'work' Like that. Vera F. Birkenbihl (a german Motivation Trainer - unfortunately died already) described it with origin ppl as columbus discovered America with his huge ships. The origins havent Seen such huge ships before, so They never have Seen them Like we - who already know such sort of ships. They only knew small boats. So their brains probably recognized only huge wooden blocks. Thats also why children need to inspect everything with their Hands, smell it, taste it, and so on. They start to create some sort of 'map', a 'copy' which gets saved within their brain. Same happens, when scientists learn their specific stuff. They start to think in patterns and can start doing Research and following the line (the way we create the picture which we start to see - and maybe even starts to change in the making). Or like creative music maker start to create new music. The 'patternthing' is the human base of Our science. Seeing patterns in base of the neurological Network we all create while growing Up. This is how psychology also works. To 'explain' this - would Take such a Long time and huge text, so i Just keep it Like that - and leave the rest to your selfreflection and the way you build Up and perceive your 'reality' ;) Go on and cheers!