ASMR Quietly Sketching Next to You (no talking)

this sketchbook is the strathmore toned tan 9x12 inch for anyone wondering. my absolute fav rn, i had no idea how much i needed a tan sketchbook. i prob already told this story but i went to michaels to get this and they didnt have the 9x12 on the shelf so i thought they didnt have it but then i saw that thing sitting way up on the top of the shelves, you know where it's like "please ask an employee for assistance" why yall hiding them???? anyways i made bailey lift me up so i could grab it. in front of god and everyone.

Thank you so much for joining me! I post a new video every Monday at 6PM CST. I occasionally post videos on Thursdays, usually with an announcement beforehand. ✨

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The goal for my channel is to keep things simple, organic, and focused on triggers, because those are my favorite types of ASMR videos. I am a big fan of gentle tapping and scratching, so those are the style of my most frequent uploads, but I make other types of trigger videos as well. I am also more than happy to hear your suggestions, so please don't hesitate to comment and let me know if there are any types of videos or triggers you would like to see from me.

PS, your "likes" help me out a LOT! 😊

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*I am not taking video commissions at this time! Ko-fi link is only there for those who wish to leave me a tip.

filmed with blue yeti pro and iphone xr

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what is ASMR?
ASMR stands for "autonomous sensory meridian response," and is defined by wikipedia as a "tingling sensation that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine." ASMR can be triggered by audio or visual stimuli. everyone is different: some people get ASMR from certain sounds but not others, and also not everyone experiences ASMR! but even if you don't get that "tingling sensation" it can still be helpful to relax you or help you fall asleep.

[SamuraiGuy]

My dad died when I was 11, and one of the few things I remember doing with him was playing Pictionary with words that we just came up with on the spot. Neither of us were any good, but I always got the tingles when it was his turn to draw. Not much else does it for me, so I'm glad I could find videos like this one.

[hapayo]

i love watching people drawing, writing, anything that isn’t very loud. it gives me so much satisfaction and tingles and i just get so drowsy.

[Jay-nrcq]

it makes me so happy to see someone draw so freely rather than perfecting every detail, which i’m prone to. When you do things loosely and instinctively like you do, the drawing has so much more life! It helps me see that even if eyes aren’t perfectly even or a line isn’t perfectly straight, the drawing can still turn out amazing. Thank you for the video and giving me some new techniques that i can try out in my own sketching!!! I also adore when you leave little comments, like about you not liking one of the sketches, I’d love if you did that more! Even if it’s just to say that the lips came out really well or you’re proud of the expression!

[myrkflinn]

I usually got mad tingles when someone next to me started scribbling gently on something out of boredom. Id watch their movement with the pen and just enjoy the peace and asmr for as long as it held.

[ellybeans]

The description about how you got this sketchpad made me cackle. Love hearing your voice but this is a nice change 😁🧡

[moonrocks]

Been pulling through a real bad mental funk for going on a year now and I’ve lost so much motivation when it comes to drawing, I couldn’t even bring myself to doodle. Clicked on this video because the art on the thumbnail was awesome and found myself watching for a few minutes before grabbing my own book and starting to sketch too. Haven’t been able to do this in such a long time, thank you so much.

[senpaigru]

when I was in middle school, many years ago, I didnt realize i have really bad anxiety and just knew that it was all those bad, intense feelings and just feeling overwhelmed constantly. i had a class every day where this random kid would just sit next to me and sketch during the class and i always looked forward to it because it was really soothing and gave me good brain tingles. I didn't really figure out until a few weeks ago that asmr drawing videos are my favorite thing to wind down to now. so comforting and stress melting. thank you for making these!

[arkfiya]

Man this brings me back to middle school. In 4 of the classes ive ever got, I was always sat by this girl who always doodled though most of class. It was always relaxing to hear the sounds and occasionally watch.

[Brbdreaming_asmr]

You're such a good artist! I've been watching those little instagram drawing tutorial shorts lately and so wanting to start sketching again and this makes me want to even more!

[rnorthrop]

I live alone, but one thing I miss the absolute most about having a partner is feeling so safe and peaceful sleeping while they’re quietly doing something in the same room (gaming, cleaning, drawing 😊). Thanks for giving me a little bit of that feeling back 💕

[idontknow]

THATS NOT SKETCHINGGGG THATS A MASTER'S PIECE OF BEAUTIFUL ARTWORK

[bwney]

i always loved how mesmerising it is how artists move their hands as they draw, and the sounds of the pencil scratching against the paper. It’s like art in itself

[smallsavage]

i am a professional doodler and the sound of sketching on paper, especially paper with this kind of texture, is just my favorite thing ever. that and watching other people sketch, showing their art processes, especially when it’s traditional and not digital.

[idanesukamusik]

when i was little i still remember that i think i get a tinggle when close to people who are writing or working it is very relaxing

[gvd]

I love these kinds of videos! When I couldn’t sleep as a young teen (before I found ASMR) I used to watch drawing videos or massage videos to help me fall asleep. Something so relaxing about the repetitive sounds and hand movements.

[Bishop_Case]

I have a playlist full of ASMR videos from various artists but i always come back to this one. There's nothing I dont love about it! It's perfect in every way, from the pen and pencil sounds, to those of the eraser(!), to the swipes to clear the page of crumbs. Not only that, you feel compelled to watch these wonderful sketches take form. Where other videos might "fake" it with busy work, the authenticy here is a big part of this one's charm. Bravo!

[dawnbreakerASMR]

Bitty you‘re madly talented sketching like that without any guidelines. A true natural artist is what you are, so fluid in pencil movement! 🎨👩‍🎨

[superstarmario]

Oh my goodness, your sketches are amazing. I'm always enthralled by watching artists that have so much experience working in so many different styles and have spent so much time learning how anatomy works and how to capture different facial expressions that they can just do beautiful sketches like this right out of their heads. I mostly just sketch, I've gotten into digital art recently, but I'm not that good at it yet, and I've sort of lost my passion for drawing lately for fear that I won't be able to improve, but watching your work really does inspire me to get back to it again, thanks for making these!

[ViridianForests]

I sketched a full page while listening to this. Thank you so much! I really miss drawing in groups with my friends, so it was fun listening to someone else draw while I draw too <3
EDIT: I also wish I had a tan sketchbook omg it looks great. Mine is the same size, but sadly only in plain old white.

[TiredChild]

I love watching people draw, especially in person. Just watching their hand move and beautiful doodles and art coming out of it. It's almost magical. I loved this video and your art!