POV: Doing an abstract charcoal drawing [ASMR]

[@sinus2220]

The most chill person in the universe. If I could turn back time, I'd love to grow up with people like you, Peter.

[@SoUnholy]

Thank you for all do Peter. I appreciate you

[@olyseth]

charcoal sounds so nice

[@Billionth_Kevin]

Glad to hear someone enjoys it, gives me nails on a chalkboard vibes. Feels like he is scratching this beauty onto my soul. It hurts, must mute

[@really_cool_user]

"We love you peter" we all say in union

[@kevinfager.]

It’s so interesting to see you draw in charcoal. Such a visceral, subtle, yet, vibrant expression of brain material. As a viewer, it’s very intriguing to watch. It seems you lack fear altogether. For quite a while. Perhaps, to its completion. You’re the envy of every artist I know, or at least myself. I have never, with such confidence, set down a final mark and sequentially celebrated the birth of a thing, as it is and will be. I believe I’ll get there though. Watching you helps. Thank you.

[@stevesmolik24]

I actually missed your typical introduction. I was expecting you to sniff and taste the charcoal, feel the texture of the paper and give a brief introduction of what you were doing. It was very satisfying to listen to the sound of charcoal on the paper as your drawing took shape. Your little hand-clapping at the end brought a smile. Thank you for sharing your wonderful video.

[@rainbowtropolis]

The sound of art 😊

[@IsabearsMomma]

I love your videos. This one was very calming. ❤and beautiful art like always

[@VioletSnail]

Thank you Peter!!!

[@claireowo]

i need to do exactly this right now thank you peter

[@linden5165]

Also commenting to say I liked the sounds - and the lines :D

[@Kpursoian]

Always love to watch a new video from you

[@Blitterbug]

How you are so confident in that medium escapes me! As a pencil artist I just can't work without the comfort blanket of a good eraser, whereas charcoal doesn't play well with erasers - even the putty types. At least not with me! I just end up with a giant smudge on the paper, black fingers and a sooty ball of play-doh.

[@LegendOfMoonDragons]

I love the negative space in this one, and all the texture

[@dark_gamer6678]

Crazy sound effects. I love it

[@venturous1v]

Such a smudjestic drawing.

[@AndersDroid-kw3fq]

Really dig this piece Peter, love it!

[@km-wn5kn]

not what i expected BUT its what i didnt know i needed🤯🤯would love to see more POV vids like this in the future!!! keep it up dude!!

[@repeat_defender]

mmmmm... the sound of the charcoal sticks is just scrumptious!

[@kipporah]

Amazing! I love your technique and the sound this time was just mesmerizing me into it all. Your always showing us your hands now and your house is piles of mess! Must be projects to get to later right, mine is becoming the same way

[@dark_gamer6678]

Put [ASMR] in the title and you might get more views that way

[@peter_draws]

Ok I’ll try it

[@justinreynolds1692]

Oh yeah, if you can tap that ASMR algorithm and get it pushed, you can retire off doing these vids forever. Reminds me of the sounds from the special Bob Ross ep. "Portrait of Sally" as he paints that piece

[@thomastakeshita4979]

@@justinreynolds1692 not unless you do some pretty wild patreon exclusives too 😂😅

[@juliojulio5645]

@@peter_drawsdid it work?

[@peter_draws]

Haha no I don’t think so 😅

[@youangelique1]

Beautyful

[@Craig-fg3lf]

Catching the video 10 seconds after posting, awesomeazing, dudeguy! 🙀

[@gilberttrancy7300]

ASMR legend right here

[@stardoogalaxie9314]

Nice! I had the same pencils when i did Drawing Fundamentals in school!

[@Victor-bc8ej]

Looks good peterdraws

[@Curtis.....]

I've waited for this kind of video for a long time. Not that I dislike your voiceovers but I would get upset when the drawing would speed up lol. Wouldn't mind more using different drawing tools

[@ryanlarocque2571]

I just realized hearing the dryness of the charcoal on the paper is actually very unnerving to me. It makes the tips of my fingers feel uncomfortable for some reason. I haven’t used charcoal in years.

[@HeeCawRoo]

super cool

[@LeroyMustang]

Very nice piece, may I suggest paper towels for blending and a kneaded eraser, white plastic click eraser for details.

[@peter_draws]

I think you’re onto something, there are definitely more options like the ones you mention for blending and erasing options

[@LeroyMustang]

@ yeah, it’s just extra tools in the box 😉

[@mjpete27]

Hullo Peter, you Sir are truly an amazing Artist! I am not a big fan of the ASMR videos, I just don’t get that tingling sensation or feeling that so many people have talked about. I have never been able to stay clean when using charcoal and I was quite worried when I started soft pastels! I have found that if I use a paper that has enough “tooth” the pastel will stay put! You can spend a lot of money on various papers, so much so that I looked into making my own surfaces! Liz Chaderton(right here on KZbin) has a great recipe for making a grand surface for “grabbing” the soft pastels and I imagine that it would help with charcoal too. I have used it on printmaking paper, watercolor paper, mat boards even Masonite sheets! I have had wonderful success keeping the pastels on the surface without expensive fixative sprays, it also does not change the colors from such spraying! I do miss your unique commentaries during your regular videos, but I appreciate your attempt to breakout of your usual style and try something different. I watch your videos on my feed and I believe that I will continue to be a fan! I enjoy more than just your drawing or painting. I enjoy hearing about you and your life and opinions too! I look forward to hearing more from you in the next video. Please take care, be safe and have a wonderful day.

[@limmoblack]

Rabbit, dog, glass of water morphed into picture frame.Anyone to psychoanalyse this piece?

[@dustyblue2ify]

charcoal exploring drawing & tactile fun random....

[@lukemartindale1121]

nice

[@VioletSnail]

Amazing

[@VioletSnail]

Got some cool stuff going on in your brain my guy

[@niomeeshepherd4389]

you finally surrendered to your fate of ASMR art

[@HeidiSue60]

Yay!

[@faithcantread]

😮😮

[@tepsan]

Great vdeo!

[@daveg686]

🖖

[@rodrigovergara3053]

🌟

[@ichirofakename]

I adore the look of charcoal, and how it encourages gestural marks, but I can't deal with the filth everywhere.

[@SoUnholy]

@@ichirofakename I love the mess of the charcoal. Something about the visceral aspect of it if you could describe it like that. The stick of charcoal breaking down from the intensity of your work. Your hands covered in the material of your craft. You just feel so connected to your work at the end of it

[@ichirofakename]

@@SoUnholy You win.

[@tripptank]

Therapeutic

[@limmoblack]

You had the camera on your head???

[@peter_draws]

Yeah

[@limmoblack]

@@peter_draws Perhaps in the future with AI, we can operate you, thro the camera being on your head?

[@peter_draws]

Haha, maybe so. Sounds kind of scary

[@kellysartthrob]

Howdy 👋

[@peter_draws]

Hi!

[@Taka_Takata]

"Dog Tango Lesson"

[@AlicesEntertainment]

Noo.. that sounds like styrofoam😅

[@adumelial]

Your voice will be missed way too much by too many if you keep this up...lols J/s!?

[@catzrulez910]

Nooooooo its that scritch scrath chalk sound i dread gives me tingles but the kind indont want (turns on subtitles mutes) Great art as always

[@Buriedobject]

Jesús is God

[@EclipseCat]

:)

[@MrJPEZ123]

POV:

[@Shhhh__LL]

:D

[@mf_robespierre]

i absolutely hate the sound of charcoal on paper. its like an anti-asmr effect goin on physically torturing ears, teeth and the whole nervous system ;D. its even when i disabled sound like amputated people feel an itch or anything on a no longer existing limp.

[@Gamingawesomeness121]

Really, But why??

[@peter_draws]

why what

[@Gamingawesomeness121]

@ why would you do an abstract charcoal drawing? I just.. don’t get it..

[@peter_draws]

Good question, don’t know if there’s a simple answer.

[@Gamingawesomeness121]

@@peter_draws then, a complex answer i will take… take your time with it. I want to know

[@tomgigear8089]

It seems to be a reasonable thing to do

[@michaellindsey1543]

I've always felt your strength is story telling while doing ink art. Not only did this miss the boat, it didn't even make it to the water. . .

[@gilberttrancy7300]

Oh like you could do better

[@lukemartindale1121]

I liked the new style. It can be good to break out a little bit. Maybe think of it as visual storytelling.

[@limmoblack]

It's Peter's new way to communicate with us, he was saying how cold it's got, so he had to put the furnace on, and apologised for the loud traffic outside.