Julia Burns Her Art - Drawfee Animated

Hey all!

Get ready to yell "Juliaaaaaaa" wearily at your screens! It's a lovely moment from the Spencer episode where Julia deletes her art to everyone's dismay.

From the Drawfee Show's episode "Drawing Castlevania Characters in Different Styles (With Spencer Wan)"

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[johnnywoodson]

They're laughing. Julia ripped a burning bullet hole on Aluhank's head, and they're laughing.

[tessawidenhofer]

Spencer dying in the background trying to process Julia is just gold

[bingoblackdynomite]

This reminds me of the time Julia drew a cute little Burger King and then revealed that it was secretly propaganda against the real nasty Burger King

[xatlern]

Hank Hill as Alucard is just so very drawfee. It also makes Karina yelling "I *liked* that part" when Julia starts burning his face even funnier.

[astrealove]

I actually have a theory that DeepBlueInk is just Hotter Jacob. And that's why he enjoys roasting Jacob "yogi boy" Drawfee.

[freddogrosso]

Karina: Delete your art!
Julia: Yes! Burn it!

[ItDoesntMatterReally]

Julia: Flexes on everyone by making something beautiful.
Everyone: *gasp* Julia...
Also Julia: Destroys beautiful thing.
Also Everyone: *gasp* JuLiA!?!

[rogueintellect]

My head canon: Jacob's not in this one because he's still buried under Spencer's avalanche.

[Lonely_Moth]

I love that sassy face you gave Julia in this one. She usually has that calm unbothered demeanor, like "I replicated Mona Lisa with a burnt stick, using a washing cloth from my kitchen as a canvas. It was tricky but fun... What? Why such faces?"
But here, with that expression? It felt like "Hey, Spenser. Hey. Spenser. You animated a grumpy guy spinning in four hours? Cool. I replicated Mona Lisa and burned it in 45 minutes. Consider it a smack on the other side of your head, because I like symmetry".

[missimmi]

I love the implication that this huge painting was done in about an hour, and that’s the most Julia thing ever

[davidfalterman]

Julia's "ain't I a stinker" lookback face is perfection 😭

[tsurudraws]

spencer being off screen for the last bit only to suddenly pan to him, shellshocked, saying "I don't know what to say" is exactly the energy of the video LMAO

[Arcade_Cat_]

I like how Julia just kinda. appears in a new spot. You thought she was next to the painting? No she's next to Nathan what are talking about

[TheGreatDevlin]

I love when guests have to experience Julia being an art god. Just showing the main cast they aren't insane. This isn't normal.

[CheyeW]

julia, lighting a match: [simply continuing to talk about her process]
i love the unhinged energies of ur julia animations.

[electric_claire]

Really understating just HOW MUCH of her portrait Julia deleted. She deleted more than she drew and it was honestly one of the most beautiful pieces to feature on Drawfee. It was like watching the burning of the Library of Alexandria.

[tristanwellisch]

To me, this moment just solidifies Julia's position in the Drawfee crew as the Powerhouse. She is able to do amazing things with her art and then she's like, "I like what I have here but what if..." and then she pulls out a blowtorch and destroys her art without a second thought.

Also, great animation DeepBlueInk. I really enjoyed it!

[alix-shallian]

It's just so perfect. Julia as the modern artist doing a performance, her expressions. The blatant "wth" from Spencer. Karina and Nathan losing their minds. Just *chef's kiss*

[PainCausingSamurai]

EVERYONE IN THE COMMENTS:
If you haven't watched this Drawfee episode, go and do so. It guest stars one of the animators from the Castlevania Netflix series, and he absolutely flexes on everyone. He also has a hilarious dynamic with Karina.

[JunesGo]

having her do it live in front of their eyes, rather than prerecorded, makes it so much more unhinged.

That being said, what's stopping the fire from spreading