That would be amazing. Maybe something like have a group of several artists take two squares and draw one complete image on the two squares, then they trade. The artist who receives them has to separate the two squares and draw an image using them as a base, but without drawing over them. Then at the end, they remove the two squares and fill in the blanks, then swap till each artist has had a turn with each set and then you can compare the images that were made, all starting from the same “seeds.”
@@redrognav1 you made a reply instead of a standalone comment. Also irregardless would actually be a double negative, if it were ever used "correctly," but I think Peter is well aware that it's a non-word and used it to pick on someone or a type of person.
Not Aaron Paul Hahaha! Brilliant comment!! It deserves the Pink Square Award. My thoughts exactly. As I said in another reply, “doodling with words.” It may not mean anything but it sure is fun. (PS Love the word “jabberwockene” - le mot juste that I was searching for.)
completely convinced that the only reason you mentioned "irregardless" was to purposely prompt hundreds of commenters to remind you that it is not a real word
@@MichelleOL yeah i noticed that too! it says it's "informal", so i think it's listed there now just because it's such a commonly used "word" at this point lol
It's a real word, because many, many people use it, and everyone understands what it means. It still doesn't make any sense though. "Irregardless" should be the opposite of "regardless", but it's far from the only example of a word that means the opposite of what it should (e.g. inflammable and flammable are synonyms).
Great style. I'd like to see you do almost the reverse, where you have a large sheet with just a small square cut out and you shift that over your paper, so you are only seeing the small square at any point and the rest of the doodle is constantly obscured and unseen for reference.. see how that turns out. Also I bet this would work with yellow postit squares too. ...interesting parcel opening technique
I have not drawn in months because I’ve been really depressed. This has inspired me to draw again! In using this method, I sold the drawing for 75 dollars! For me, A twelve year old girl, that was amazing. Thank you for this video so much!
Miss Fish stick 1. I ❤️ your name. 2. I hear you on the depression and art has been my saving grace too. You can never run out of things to draw. And every piece of art is perfect, just like you. X
Pete I just wanna say I shaved my head super short like yours but I did it because my hairline is starting to recede pretty bad. The day I did it I clicked on one of your videos and to my surprise you had also shaved your head. It made me more confident in my new cut. I just thought I would share this because you were so cool about your short hair it made me say “who tf cares, I’m a cool beast like Pete now”
You are inspiring Peter. I feel like I am very rigid when I draw, and feel a need for my drawings to make real world "sense". I have tried to learn from your videos and emulate your methods, but I don't think I have been successful. I envy your ability to free yourself from any kind of preconceived notions of form and function. But I won't get bogged down in comparing my art to yours. I will just try to continue to free my mind using your art as a beacon. Thank you for the amazing art!
@@p_dusty5451 Hey, at least you're able to draw realistically! I am trying that too, to some extent, and I'm 99.9% surely worse than you. Value your accomplishments as they are a foundation to grow and expand your mind as well as your skill set.
Talent only takes you so far, years and years and years of practice is what creates amazing art. I don’t mean to shock you but it actually takes effort to be good at something, wow so crazy!
@@molliel.9486 Many people will never have a hand steady enough, or the ability to form mental images solid enough to put onto paper. Many people can never draw no matter how much practice they put in. It is called not having talent, which may sound insulting, but is just a hard truth.
@@grubalaboocreosote4774 false hard truth, I was the worst student in art class during middle school, and with practice I have improved a lot. Drawing is not a magic skill, just like you have learned to write, you can learn to draw as well if you practice smart.
My parents would blast Enya in the house as a kid. I just remember our front and back doors were propped open and all of our windows would be open and the breeze would be flowing through the house and Enya would be playing so loud. My mom was usually cleaning and my dad was usually outside tending to his plants. Probably some of my favorite memories when I think back
THIS IS GENIUS! I am freed from my emotional ‘pandemic’ art leak! I call it a leak rather than ‘art block’ because I have many many ideas but I just can’t find the energy or motivation to draw, then I get upset then I feel guilty then I definitely can’t draw! Thank you Peter for this great releasing idea for drawing 🤯🤩🙏🏼 #peterspinksquaremethod
I appreciate how drastically different our creative styles are. My brain does not compute abstract very well, but I try sometimes 😂 Also, I've started to realize that I give myself MANY self imposed rules when creating and hearing Peter say, "I did this thing for no reason" and just moved on and continued with the process made me realize that I could absolutely loosen up more. Thanks, Peter!
It's amazing. It's almost like he isn't drawing anything specific at all. Just a bunch of random doodles that end up being amazing creative art. I really wanna know where he gets his ideas from. Seems like he just "draws" eh? EH? I'll see myself out.
What about doing a drawing and then cutting it up into squares and rearranging them with some space between them and then drawing the gaps to finish it again? It might look really exciting speeded up, like making two pictures at a time. Or draw two pictures at a time. Alternating between them. Might mean you could do without Top Gear :) Thank you for this it's fun
You could also fold the paper different ways and draw on that. Afterwards you would open it and draw in the spaces between, that way you wouldn't have to cut it. (but ofc it would be a little wrinkly at the end)
Sometimes i like to use irregardless like how it functionally should be used; "without disregard." Like if I care a lot about something it's irregardless. Also proofreading this post made "regard" not track as a word anymore
Irregardless is a real word, because the only criteria for being a real word are a) people use the word and b) other people understand what the word means. Real word or not, though, it's not a good word to use if you want to be widely understood. I don't use "irregardless" for the same reason I don't use "inflammable", they both sound like they mean the opposite of what they actually mean. You could just say "regardless" or "flammable" and completely avoid any misunderstanding.
I just found your video through recommended and just wanted to say that you have such a calming, gently voice with the same type of vibe. You sound a little like the meditation audio I use to sleep and I found myself immediately comfortable and wanting to drift to sleep. Watching you draw was an incredible experience!
I have no idea how I came across your video, but listening to you speak and watching you draw is the most relaxing thing I've done all day. Thank you for this.
Thank you Peter, this video is exactly what I needed!! I draw the way you do, just starting at a point on the paper, finding something I like and doing more of it. I've felt totally stuck lately and not having fun with my drawings, but I am very excited to try out this method. You have truly helped me develop my style as an artist more than probably any other person. Would love to see more process-oriented videos like this (and the 2-step doodle one)!
At 0:00, I clicked on this video because I saw the title and I like to draw and this sounded interesting. At 0:09, I was intrigued by the unusual, yet reassuring introduction. At 3:00 I thought about subscribing because I was a secretary for 10 years and really appreciate a good pen. At 4:50, I subscribed because I also appreciate good words and dry humor . Somewhere around 6:15, I felt confident about my decision because I appreciate a well-placed dramatic pause. Finally, having appreciated the story, the drawing, and the idea, I'm off to find some post-it notes which I have left over from my days as a secretary.
@@youalwaysyounever Yellow and free "leftovers", from a lawyer, lol. Trying to save money because the supplies kept disappearing! Isn't it ironic, tee hee. No hate, it's just funny to me :)
That "weird addiction" that you think you have, doing multiple things at the same time. I can totally relate to that, I'm literally watching TV while multitasking on three monitors, all in split screen mode, reading the news, reddit on one, programming & debugging on the middle one and playing two games on the third, including RuneScape. Plus watching UA-cam on my phone 😂 don't you also sometimes feel like 3 monitors isn't enough?
Just a sidenote: doing multiple things at once like this and as he described, is symptomatic of adhd. Splitting focus can actually help quiet the mind and keep you better concentrated on what you're trying to do. Generally one task you're working on or giving the most attention to, along with a few other simple/repeatative ones that act as physical white noise.
Love it! If you have loads of those post it notes with doodles on, you could put them together to make a whole new drawing! Like putting jigsaw pieces together...I dont know maybe???
I like this look as far as a finished esthetic. I think I will give a try on using the pink squares randomly on the page. And maybe even watercoloring it in as a transparent filter. Thanks for the inspiration!!
Hi Peter! 👋🏻. Why do you pronounce the “W” in “drawing” so heavily? Is it an accent (where from?), or are you just being cute with it? ( where I come from we say “ drahh-ing”, I guess). Not criticizing, just very curious. I’ve never heard anyone else say it like you do. I love your channel! Thanks!! 🥰😇🌹❣️🌼🌼🌼
Joe Ferguson Lol! Brilliant. Did he obey your commands, or was he irregardless? I tried to clicker-train our cats when they were kittens, having seen amazingly successful results on UA-cam - but they remained irregardless of all my commands. They ate the snacks, though. They have always been perverse. They sleep beside the cat bed and not in it, and they are the only cats I’ve ever known that don’t like cat mint.
It technically is a word, but it is considered a non standard one. It is used in place of "Without regard to" or just as another form of "regardless" but it is weird as hell.
you’re already very skilled at doodling intricate designs, which I think would explain why the end result felt similar to your usual. I think this is a great exercise for people (like me) who are a little apprehensive of intricate, full page illustrations in this style. I think I’ll try this with random scrap shapes of paper I have around!
amazing video again, thank you peter. I would love to see a collection video, where you show all the pens/inks you have collected and used over the years.
this is really really cool, im fascinated and in admiration of your ability to consistently put out such a wide variety of videos showcasing all these different mental exercises you come up with through your art... you’re an inspiration!!
Peter, the guy who gives 3 minute shout-outs to artists he like.
Yep he is the best
1/4th of the video shouting out
Who did he shout out?
As a drummer, I really enjoyed those 3 minutes!
This would be interesting with multiple artists, passing around the squares periodically.
This comment needs more appreciation!!!!!!!!!! What a great idea
Great idea! I'd love to see that.
This has an excellent party game potential!
That would be amazing.
Maybe something like have a group of several artists take two squares and draw one complete image on the two squares, then they trade.
The artist who receives them has to separate the two squares and draw an image using them as a base, but without drawing over them. Then at the end, they remove the two squares and fill in the blanks, then swap till each artist has had a turn with each set and then you can compare the images that were made, all starting from the same “seeds.”
Great Idea 👍
Dude has the chaotic/wholesome energy of a middle school guidance counselor. His drawing skills are insane!
The good kind though
You clearly went to a different school or planet for middle school.,.
An energy reminiscent of the guidance counsellor from Freaks & Geeks
Like Bob Ross with a mohawk.
My middle school counselor taught us all to make pasta
*”Yes this is how I normally open all my boxes and packages. Don’t be alarmed.”* - Peter Draws 2020
Master of dry comedy
A friendly fyi. Irregardless is redundant. It's just regardless. Love your content
@@redrognav1 you made a reply instead of a standalone comment. Also irregardless would actually be a double negative, if it were ever used "correctly," but I think Peter is well aware that it's a non-word and used it to pick on someone or a type of person.
I very much so am
Not Aaron Paul Hahaha! Brilliant comment!! It deserves the Pink Square Award. My thoughts exactly. As I said in another reply, “doodling with words.” It may not mean anything but it sure is fun. (PS Love the word “jabberwockene” - le mot juste that I was searching for.)
completely convinced that the only reason you mentioned "irregardless" was to purposely prompt hundreds of commenters to remind you that it is not a real word
It's a nice word tho, irregardless.
Dictionary.com says it is a real word™️
@@MichelleOL yeah i noticed that too! it says it's "informal", so i think it's listed there now just because it's such a commonly used "word" at this point lol
@@MichelleOL Says it's 'Nonstandard' and gives the simpler version.
It's a real word, because many, many people use it, and everyone understands what it means.
It still doesn't make any sense though. "Irregardless" should be the opposite of "regardless", but it's far from the only example of a word that means the opposite of what it should (e.g. inflammable and flammable are synonyms).
The squares fit into the drawing so well they almost look like a transparent pink plastic that the drawing is visible under ❤️
Now I can’t unsee it
From the thumbnail I thought, he had coloured parts of his drawing with a pink highlighter
Shepherd Sam Me too!
Its actually kind of....disturbing?
That's literally what i thought it was in the thumbnail
Great style.
I'd like to see you do almost the reverse, where you have a large sheet with just a small square cut out and you shift that over your paper, so you are only seeing the small square at any point and the rest of the doodle is constantly obscured and unseen for reference.. see how that turns out.
Also I bet this would work with yellow postit squares too.
...interesting parcel opening technique
That is an interesting idea!
Sorry, but the color yellow is illegal in all 195 countries on planet Earth. I may need to inform the color police of you’re acts.
@@_M-K_ Then why are "legal pads" yellow..?
(/_\)
Wite Rabid
Legal pads are a myth. They don’t exist. Don’t let the lies control you.
The illuminati is trying to normalize yellow through the sale of legal pads. OPEN YOUR EYES, SHEEPLE!
This video is sponsored by pink square space.
Adam West oh my god
You win the best comment of the day award
This is genius
👏👏👏👏
Clap clap- best comment of the year-
I have not drawn in months because I’ve been really depressed. This has inspired me to draw again! In using this method, I sold the drawing for 75 dollars! For me, A twelve year old girl, that was amazing. Thank you for this video so much!
Miss Fish stick that's fantastic! Keep that momentum. You can do it.
Miss Fish stick 1. I ❤️ your name. 2. I hear you on the depression and art has been my saving grace too. You can never run out of things to draw. And every piece of art is perfect, just like you. X
You've got this !!!!!!
That's incredible ! I don't know why I feel proud.
May I ask how you sold it ? Was it physically or on the internet ?
Pete I just wanna say I shaved my head super short like yours but I did it because my hairline is starting to recede pretty bad. The day I did it I clicked on one of your videos and to my surprise you had also shaved your head. It made me more confident in my new cut. I just thought I would share this because you were so cool about your short hair it made me say “who tf cares, I’m a cool beast like Pete now”
Too cool
Absolutely rock that short cut!
I like ya cut g
Ma bruh out there shinning around with that bald head.
mr beast mr beast he's a cool beast
When you moved the first sticky note it blew my mind!
You are inspiring Peter. I feel like I am very rigid when I draw, and feel a need for my drawings to make real world "sense". I have tried to learn from your videos and emulate your methods, but I don't think I have been successful. I envy your ability to free yourself from any kind of preconceived notions of form and function. But I won't get bogged down in comparing my art to yours. I will just try to continue to free my mind using your art as a beacon. Thank you for the amazing art!
Same here! :)
wow, I just realized the same thing about myself! Peter is so talented, ffs.
@@p_dusty5451 Hey, at least you're able to draw realistically! I am trying that too, to some extent, and I'm 99.9% surely worse than you.
Value your accomplishments as they are a foundation to grow and expand your mind as well as your skill set.
I can not believe you would suggest using “green squares”. Ridiculous. Absolutely insane.
Green is not a creative color
@@gloopgloopglorp what's your favorite idea?
@@Jroobelucios mine is being creative :)
forbidden squares
@@gloopgloopglorp *war flashbacks *
Ah, I see. It's a two step process.
Step 1: Have sticky notes.
Step 2: Have talent.
ah, i see you made a common mistake, step 2 is actually just wanting to draw!!
Talent only takes you so far, years and years and years of practice is what creates amazing art. I don’t mean to shock you but it actually takes effort to be good at something, wow so crazy!
Oof.
@@molliel.9486 Many people will never have a hand steady enough, or the ability to form mental images solid enough to put onto paper. Many people can never draw no matter how much practice they put in. It is called not having talent, which may sound insulting, but is just a hard truth.
@@grubalaboocreosote4774 false hard truth, I was the worst student in art class during middle school, and with practice I have improved a lot. Drawing is not a magic skill, just like you have learned to write, you can learn to draw as well if you practice smart.
Everything this guy radiates is such a mood I'm envious, he even opens packages majestically
This video helped me digest my lunch
It looks like one of those “u can’t name anything in this photo” type tings
Except for the relaxing stone stack at the bottom. But who knows, it might be something else entirely.
My parents would blast Enya in the house as a kid. I just remember our front and back doors were propped open and all of our windows would be open and the breeze would be flowing through the house and Enya would be playing so loud. My mom was usually cleaning and my dad was usually outside tending to his plants. Probably some of my favorite memories when I think back
Ma Jolie Enya is best loud with a lot of bass ⭐️
I love this! It sounds like a really warm memory
We use to listen to Enya and Loreena McKennitt, not sure why I have stopped🤔, I will start again😊
I wish i could step into one of your memories and experience it. That sounds zen-like.
Thanks for writing this, it made me feel hopeful 💛
Anyone realize he not only doodle with is pen. His continues stream of words are in itself a doodle.
Nice observation! Additionally, both the audio and the video are captivating.
I like so much about this, it's like automatic drawing. Each time he says 'draw-ing' it's like the anchor to stop you floating off to far ❤
THIS IS GENIUS! I am freed from my emotional ‘pandemic’ art leak! I call it a leak rather than ‘art block’ because I have many many ideas but I just can’t find the energy or motivation to draw, then I get upset then I feel guilty then I definitely can’t draw! Thank you Peter for this great releasing idea for drawing 🤯🤩🙏🏼 #peterspinksquaremethod
I appreciate how drastically different our creative styles are. My brain does not compute abstract very well, but I try sometimes 😂
Also, I've started to realize that I give myself MANY self imposed rules when creating and hearing Peter say, "I did this thing for no reason" and just moved on and continued with the process made me realize that I could absolutely loosen up more. Thanks, Peter!
It's amazing. It's almost like he isn't drawing anything specific at all. Just a bunch of random doodles that end up being amazing creative art. I really wanna know where he gets his ideas from. Seems like he just "draws" eh? EH?
I'll see myself out.
I swear Peter is not from Earth and this just makes me love him even more than way too much
He has this energy to him that I feel like when I hear him speak I’m going to learn something deep and new
"You don't have to use pink squares, you could also use..." *colour loading* "...Green squares
What about doing a drawing and then cutting it up into squares and rearranging them with some space between them and then drawing the gaps to finish it again? It might look really exciting speeded up, like making two pictures at a time. Or draw two pictures at a time. Alternating between them. Might mean you could do without Top Gear :) Thank you for this it's fun
You could also fold the paper different ways and draw on that. Afterwards you would open it and draw in the spaces between, that way you wouldn't have to cut it. (but ofc it would be a little wrinkly at the end)
This video gave me an ominous “courage the cowardly dog” feeling vibe. Weird but entertaining
"Now of course you don't need to use pink squares. You can use... Green squares"
Green is not a creative colour
@@pigeon1923 what's your favorite idea?
Why do people keep saying this?
@@Superabound2 watch Don't hug me i'm scared
OddlySketches k
Really?
regardless of whether its a real word, irregardless is a fun word, regardless
True
You forgot to throw disregardless in there too. Or my personal favorite: irredisregardless.
Sometimes i like to use irregardless like how it functionally should be used; "without disregard." Like if I care a lot about something it's irregardless.
Also proofreading this post made "regard" not track as a word anymore
it's*
Irregardless is a real word, because the only criteria for being a real word are a) people use the word and b) other people understand what the word means.
Real word or not, though, it's not a good word to use if you want to be widely understood.
I don't use "irregardless" for the same reason I don't use "inflammable", they both sound like they mean the opposite of what they actually mean. You could just say "regardless" or "flammable" and completely avoid any misunderstanding.
I think the best part of this is how the current drawing on the square gives you a start and makes you think of new ways to continue the drawing
Hands down the coolest guy on UA-cam.
I just found your video through recommended and just wanted to say that you have such a calming, gently voice with the same type of vibe. You sound a little like the meditation audio I use to sleep and I found myself immediately comfortable and wanting to drift to sleep. Watching you draw was an incredible experience!
Right after he said: "please do not be alarmed", my alarm went off
🤣
Peter, thank you for being a friend in difficult times. The pen looks great and that method is seriously inspiring. Will try it tomorrow :)
Peter. Never stop being you.
The way that colors popped out is so satisfying.
I love this technique, but I actually find that only green post it notes tickle my brain all good like.
I hate this comment with a passion, banks for sharing your experience nice to know it's different for everyone :)
I have no idea how I came across your video, but listening to you speak and watching you draw is the most relaxing thing I've done all day. Thank you for this.
I'm liking the possibilities of this method for stimulating creativity, & overcoming blocks. Thanks!
Yeashhhhhh!!! There's something so relieving about finding out that Peter supports other artists.
I love how much detail you put into your art, it takes a lot of patience to do that, I admire it 😊.
This reminds me of William Burroughs , and the cut - up technique of writing , very intriguing!
Thank you Peter, this video is exactly what I needed!! I draw the way you do, just starting at a point on the paper, finding something I like and doing more of it. I've felt totally stuck lately and not having fun with my drawings, but I am very excited to try out this method. You have truly helped me develop my style as an artist more than probably any other person. Would love to see more process-oriented videos like this (and the 2-step doodle one)!
At 0:00, I clicked on this video because I saw the title and I like to draw and this sounded interesting.
At 0:09, I was intrigued by the unusual, yet reassuring introduction.
At 3:00 I thought about subscribing because I was a secretary for 10 years and really appreciate a good pen.
At 4:50, I subscribed because I also appreciate good words and dry humor .
Somewhere around 6:15, I felt confident about my decision because I appreciate a well-placed dramatic pause.
Finally, having appreciated the story, the drawing, and the idea, I'm off to find some post-it notes which I have left over from my days as a secretary.
G r e e n
@@merrichristler5278 sadly I only have yellow.
I worked for an attorney in his 70's so we had boring office supplies 😆
@@youalwaysyounever Yellow and free "leftovers", from a lawyer, lol. Trying to save money because the supplies kept disappearing! Isn't it ironic, tee hee. No hate, it's just funny to me :)
Man! you are pure joy to listen! To watch you drawing! Joy!
That "weird addiction" that you think you have, doing multiple things at the same time. I can totally relate to that, I'm literally watching TV while multitasking on three monitors, all in split screen mode, reading the news, reddit on one, programming & debugging on the middle one and playing two games on the third, including RuneScape. Plus watching UA-cam on my phone 😂 don't you also sometimes feel like 3 monitors isn't enough?
Just a sidenote: doing multiple things at once like this and as he described, is symptomatic of adhd. Splitting focus can actually help quiet the mind and keep you better concentrated on what you're trying to do. Generally one task you're working on or giving the most attention to, along with a few other simple/repeatative ones that act as physical white noise.
@@shermit Came to the comments to see if anyone had mentioned this! I was sitting here watching the video thinking "this sounds a lot like ADHD"
that’s wild! I am completely the opposite I have trouble working when my music has words lmao 😂 what are your powers
idk why watching this calmed down my anxiety, its really calming and interesting to see someone else creativity just flow
Can we discuss Peter saying “DRAWWWLLLING” forever n ever
This is so relaxing.. Like, your voice is so mellow & soothing, and the freedom and spontaneity with which you draw (so WELL) is captivating.
YOU WATCH HOUSE AND TOP GEAR!!
Wow! You just caused a flood of creativity in my tiny brain Peter! God has to bless you for this!
This is one of the coolest drawing methods I’ve ever seen. I think it would be cool if you could do it with several different colored post it’s
Peter you are doing a great job. Very happy to have you on UA-cam. Thank you for your videos.
You are a good man for listening to the suns tirade by Isaiah Rashad, I wasn’t expecting that
I love tha way your art is total chaos at it's finest and it's amazeing.
The rock balancing stack
This is great idea for artist's art block as sometimes I stuck with no idea what to drawing next. Good effective idea! 😄
Love it! If you have loads of those post it notes with doodles on, you could put them together to make a whole new drawing! Like putting jigsaw pieces together...I dont know maybe???
Yea hed just need fresh post-its to connect the other pieces or else it would kind of just be a jumbly mess
I like this look as far as a finished esthetic. I think I will give a try on using the pink squares randomly on the page. And maybe even watercoloring it in as a transparent filter. Thanks for the inspiration!!
"I'm cutting trees on Runescape" oh no the flashbacks
You inspired me so much throughout the years. Thanks to you I now can doodle on people's skin 🤗
"Cutting trees on runescape and watching Top Gear, these aren't even things I can be happy about later in my life ... "
hello friend
Peter is amazing. Such talent and imagination and inspiration
Hey I hope that your having a good day and that your hot pockets arnt to hot when you first bite them
I think I’m going to put this on when I go to bed now, the way this man talks is different and calming and wierd but so confident and I love it
I clicked the video as fast as I could, where’s the money, Peter!!!!?!?
i am in love with his voice, it’s so calming and perfect for narrating
It sounds like an alien studying the earth trying really hard to convince us it's not an alien hehe
I love seeing the second hand of his watch circle around so fast. It's strangely hypnotizing
For a second I thought "Cutting trees on RuneScape" was the name of another album...
Glad you left the pinks on the finished work. Thanks for the video.
This reminds me of Finn and Jake’s treehouse from Adventure Time.
This is such a good way of tearing down those mental blocks. Thank you so much I'm going to use this method.
his voice is sucking me in,,,, to the void
It's more entertaining than the drawing sometimes. His voice is very soothing. I can see him do an audio book.
What an amazing method of drawing! I will have to try this!
Me:nice art, maybe ill sub.
Peter: so I was cutting trees on Runescape.
Me: *slaps sub button*
i cannot explain how much im in love with your art~ and how much you help cope with my anxiety and stress● you are a true hero to me.
Is anyone else getting a weird thing where just the pink drawl-wings look out of focus?
Wow this is the most intriguing art method I’ve seen in a while.
I remember Tetsuo from Akira
Amazing film.
This really does have that golden age anime "organica mecha" design
I find this method you have developed to be constantly inspiring. Great freaking idea !!!!
Hi Peter! 👋🏻. Why do you pronounce the “W” in “drawing” so heavily? Is it an accent (where from?), or are you just being cute with it? ( where I come from we say “ drahh-ing”, I guess). Not criticizing, just very curious. I’ve never heard anyone else say it like you do. I love your channel! Thanks!! 🥰😇🌹❣️🌼🌼🌼
Your doodling is NEXT level. Amazing and mesmerizing.
i had a dog named regardless. "Come here, regardless!" "Sit, regardless, sit!"
Lol, i love this.
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Joe Ferguson Lol! Brilliant. Did he obey your commands, or was he irregardless? I tried to clicker-train our cats when they were kittens, having seen amazingly successful results on UA-cam - but they remained irregardless of all my commands. They ate the snacks, though. They have always been perverse. They sleep beside the cat bed and not in it, and they are the only cats I’ve ever known that don’t like cat mint.
Your art is truly I credible Peter, I've been following you for a while now and get so excited to see you post, you've inspired me greatly.
So you reckon I can send this guy a DM and say: "Hey... guy... here's a list of 50 things I've always wanted in a pen"..
Most excellent, sir. Thank you for sharing your experiments in creative mining.
In the part where hes talking about accomplishments it sounds like hes almost crying
I love everything about this video
Irregardless isn't a word peter. It's regardless
It technically is a word, but it is considered a non standard one. It is used in place of "Without regard to" or just as another form of "regardless" but it is weird as hell.
Kyle Guajardo kinda like how inflammable and flammable mean the same thing
So you're a newby to Peter then Jock?
Nope it's a word. Heard it. Used it. Seen it.
Supposeably.
One of my favourite videos, im so glad you're still making bangers
no one:
me: dont fall in love with a random guy drawing on youtube talking about enya
also me: too late gurl
It definitely made sense and it was totally amazing how you could encompass the post it seamlessly into the design. You amaze me in so many ways!!!!
“Irregardless” may be a word, but it's not a proper word.
And the w is silent.
I'm guessing he knows and says those words that way intentionally.
I have now declared it a “proper word”. *World* PHEW!
Very cool idea.....loved watching this evolve as you moved things around......enjoyed it!!
Loved seeing the drawing come toghether & thank you for uploading such nice content.
Nice pen, beautiful, I love low key, utilitarian looks. Also cool that it is made of wood.
Revolutionary doodle method!
you’re already very skilled at doodling intricate designs, which I think would explain why the end result felt similar to your usual. I think this is a great exercise for people (like me) who are a little apprehensive of intricate, full page illustrations in this style. I think I’ll try this with random scrap shapes of paper I have around!
amazing video again, thank you peter.
I would love to see a collection video, where you show all the pens/inks you have collected and used over the years.
this is really really cool, im fascinated and in admiration of your ability to consistently put out such a wide variety of videos showcasing all these different mental exercises you come up with through your art... you’re an inspiration!!