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This is a glass dip pen I've used in a previous video, and I liked it just as much then. You can get these for pretty cheap on amazon or other pen websites, but I got this one from here: firespider.glass/
Pretty cool handmade stuff. But like I said, I really do like the way these feel, it's just a bit of a bummer I would never really feel safe taking these with me to school or anything, but then again dip pens aren't really the definition of practical after things like fountain pens and ballpoint pens got invented. Maybe I can get a nice rigid and safe carrying case for some glass pens.
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Peter's intros are just his slow descent into madness
*ascent towards true sanity
@@lunalovebuzz who let you have a phone in the asylum?
he's doing the same kind of stuff I do while drawing.
Hes not insane, he's super sane
Cool shiver sounds.. Reminds me of City of the Dead from Fallout 2 soundtrack. xD
I like the rain background noise you've got going on in this one
he should add a fireplace sound next time
Rain on a tin roof would be just 🔥🔥🔥
I second this.
I bet the CHILDREN love it
I used a glass dip pen to take notes in class today, and my professor told me my obsolete was showing and that I might as well be carving a stone slab.
Nothing like a cheap laugh to emphasise who’s in charge of the class...take a stone slab next time and grin whilst they try to talk over the sound of your hammer and chisel.
He's not a bad professor, he was just poking fun. Nothing wrong with that lol
@SuperMich66 it's just a harmless joke - although I imagine that trying to take notes with a dip-pen would be much slower than a fountain pen by virtue of having to re-dip. Depending on the speed the class moves at this could be an issue.
It's all laughs now but when you bring in 10 pounds of clay and start writing your notes in cuneiform, then who's laughing?
Me. I'm laughing.
@@BobofWOGGLE LOL
The intro activated my fight or flight response.
In today's introduction, Peter plays in a one man play in which he is all the bacteria during the five seconds before they get your food
I now feel rather fondly about the bacteria Hugh Granting around apologetically for the first five seconds.
Jellyfish, Rain and Peter's soothing voice. All is good
That first sketch you did was the most mind bending drawing I’ve seen
That intro is a visual representation of how my soul feels when I wake up before my alarm comes on
Peter´s way of saying "I don´t know" is weirdly calming. Like, I don´t know, but it´s going to end good.
this pen is so cool
and so is peter
peter’s really cool
What about Peter's Peter?
@@Z-Zack Peter's Peter is peter cool
I mean, pretty peter peter peter Peter Peter
@@jesusa_ikher peter
Are you guys high
What do I like about art? I like taking something that exists and rendering it with paint (acrylics or watercolors) in a way that reflects not only what I'm seeing, but my personality and how I felt about the subject. I love that a hundred artists could paint the same scene at the same time and when they're done capturing it even if we are using the same medium, tools, and colors none of them will be the same. Not just in skill level but in interpretation. The artist always leaves pieces of themselves on the canvas and that's just remarkable to me.
I am glad that you mentioned it's okay to back out
There have been times I started over and felt dumb
I'm really digging the rain peter
This is what's fascinating about watching Peter draw....the evolution of style ❤️ seeing that is somehow motivating
I have come to a realization, my friends.
Morning coffee, and 30 mins of relaxing whilst watching Peter videos is the perfect morning routine.
You never fail to calm me down after a long day, I'm in need of 7 hour videos.
He's like the doodle version of Bob Ross
In reply to the description, the bottom line is you're not you: confidence means you'll never shatter. You're glass and a fine glass. Ink dip, dip dab. Does dip dab? Even when you're hungry. Eat some nuts
- Batman 2017
Polar Bear - huh.
Thank you, dear Polar Bear.
The feeling of pen on paper, brush on canvas, writing, colour, blobby paint... all so very delicious :)
I have a bad habit of thinking that I don’t have time to listen to him, even though I love his videos. I need to stop that because every time I show down and listen, I come away so incredibly inspired. ❤️❤️❤️
This reminds me of a show I watched on PBS as a kid in the mid to late 80s. It was called secret city adventures where this dude drew these weird alien landscapes. Loved it and I love watching you draw Peter
The thing i enjoy the most about art:
Your voice
The faster work is taking on a more organic, spontaneous look.
C. S. Johnson also this has perspective which he’s always talked about doing and now I’m really starting to see his art take on more perspective
@@lilschleem1640 Certinally the use of converging lines gives Peters work the look of perspective, but I'll stop short there and say, that his drawings are taking on a more dimensional look. I look at his work as being flat and what looks like perspective is really just diagonal lines. Where as dimensional takes on the look of larger forground, and smaller background, giving that look of depth without using converging lines. Either way, it's easy to see the influence of his architectural classes, that is working in 3D, and transporting that image onto paper. The fun here is seeing how Peters education is changing the work that we're used to, and it is changing. I can relate that to the lost innocents of my own work, how my education changed everything, and how long it took me to forget my education and get back to creating art for the sake of art.
I can see that Peter is aware of this as well. The fun is going to come from watching him learn and change and pass those lessons along to his serious viewers. I really hope that he continues to video his work so we can continue to watch his education, and it's influences on his new work.
Beautiful pen. I like fountain pens and keyboards for the same reason: tactile feel.
These intros give me life. Also that pen is so aesthetically pleasing I need it
I really enjoy how the ads merge with the videos! Maybe it's only because it's Peter talking behind them, but, you know, it's much better than an unexpected loud ad that could come up at any moment. Great stuff, Peter :)
since you seemed interested: Every material has some elasticity. Cristaline material has the least, but even there, you have the tiny amount you can pull the atoms in the cristaline grid apart, before their attracting charges dont hold them together any more. A way to demonstrate elastic movement in relatively hard substances is the sound they make, when you hit them. Sounds are vibrations. The glass wouldnt *clink* if it werent elastic.
subtitles helped a lot, thank you very much for that, I don't know much about English, but I still tried to pay attention to you, or I just liked your way of speaking and your strokes, you greeted from Mexico🌚♥️
Peters got a maniacal Drawing style buts it’s so elegant that I can’t complain I used to never draw and now I find my self drawing landscapes I would only ever imagine in my mind and I’m so thankful for MR.PETER DRAWS for this reason also his hilarious tangents about random childhood experiences like the red lobster one on oils pastels. Thank you for the amazing content Peter!! WE LOVE YOU!!!!!
Me: Depressed
Peter: Draw-wing
Me: :)
:)
:) :)
That last picture is absolutely breathtaking.
Speaking of liking the feel of drawing on paper, I recommend some cotton paper! It has a nice soak-in and wonderfully soft texture. Far better than the kind of standard notebook paper that is too smooth, where there's no real scratch.
I just wanted to say that I fricking love your landscapes/citiescapes sketches.
The worst part about glass pens is that if you break the tip, you can’t sharpen it.
You can’t sharpen a normal pen.
@@_M-K_ If it's glass, then you can't
You can sand paper the tip to a point.
@@cedarrock8330 or you could put it in a pencil sharpener
@@mochisun9190 no, sorry. It has to be fine ground, it is glass. There are videos on yt on fine tuning glass pens.
That pen is a work of art on its own. I Love it.
That final drawing is very fascinating, cool!
Watching your channel has inspired me to start drawing again and making videos of it as well. ❤️
This is my favourite channel right now. I love watching your longer video were you just talk over sped up footage of your drawings. Thank you for your time
Having the rain in the background makes me very happy peter
That last drawing was so mesmerizing to watch
Really dug the rain in the background man, Really lends well to the relaxing vibe. And please keep going with sponsors if you need em, you handle them to where they aren't annoying and really know they can help with revenue. Ill be back for your next video!
As a second comment I must say your rambling is so real and...relatable, its like what everyone thinks in their heads but you say it...its art. On top of the physical art you do, I say, you are the embodiment of art itself good sir.
Peter you are genuinely one of the most interesting people I’ve seen
It’s so awesome tbh. You seem really sweet and your videos make my day:)
A video from Peter is exactly what I need to calm down when I am stressed out
Why you like drawing so much even with your eyes closed? My thoughts are that it's still accessing your subconscious and its still a trance state and it still feels like connecting with something mysterious. I always feel at home when I'm drawing, it just is home. Love the avant garde intro
I actually used skillshare over the last two months to review for my auditing/Attestation test. Thanks for sharing such a great service. There is way more to skillshare than cooking and art, check it out and give Peter his due.
Your glass pen drawings are always my favorites. One of glowing ink videos are what actually brought me to your channel.
I love the feel of a g2 pen so smooth
Besides his plethora of wonderful qualities, Peter always makes me think about something, or try something.. Another of the million or so reasons why I love him!
Love making lines and circles
Your recent intros have been very intense - almost like the beginning of a psychological thriller film.
Peter, your voice is so nice haha. Im from London... its rare to hear someone like you. Its very relaxing!
I'm glad you're getting sponsored
Nice
I delight in all the art things you said.
I'm really enjoying the sound of rain you added in the background.😊👍
I ordered a glass dip pen from Wish yesterday. I've never worked with any kind of fountain or dip pen before. Can't wait to get it. I also have a single fountain/dip pen tip that happened to be in an old Faber Castell tin box that I found at an antique store. I didn't even know it was in there until I got home with it. I've no idea how to figure out what I need to get for it so I can use it.
BTW - I'm doodling now, which I've never done before and you are my inspiration for doing so.
"Draw-wing"
yes i noticed that .should be draw-ing
I really love it when you just let yourself talk. At the end of the video, you really got me to think, and I really enjoy that. I was actually upset when the video ended, because I loved the road you were going down. I can’t wait to watch the next video 💙
The video hits a little different with headphones on.
Excellent share of your talent, the medium & resource.
dude the last drawing is so cool
The calming nature of his voice helped me sleep last night
So, and this may surprise you, it seems you have the best intros on the internet. Just my opinion. Thanks for your time
Me: Hey my internet is slow
My provider: Ok we will send a technician to clean your router box wires.
Me: What?
My Provider: Theres probably a clog, trust us, we know what we're doing
Help I don't get it
@@axehead45 watch to the end
@@Leabruh I forgot i commented this is got it afterwards. Sorry
@@axehead45 no worries bro! No aggravation intended I was just lettin you know
@@Leabruh Thanks.
Watched this on lsd, good time 10/10
Ahhhh that little jellyfish in there looks so cool!
Yeah I have no idea how that's done, but it's awesome
@@peter_draws It's probably done with a needle, where they inject the jellyfish while the pen is still liquid.
I like this video
dont forget the enjoyment you get from the sound of the pen on the paper
I really cant tell sometimes if youre just legitimately a dork (not an insult) or if you just dropped acid. Either or ive said it before keep it up, Your passion for your art is incredible and you have a uniquely cool style. (Which ive tried to mimic with no success)
Loved the intro!! It gave me hard sci-fi vibes. I nearly expected Hal to join in.
Do hard sci-fi films, short stories, and such help inspire some of your architectural/city drawings?
Cute stuff dawg
i love this :’) the last drawing gives me futuristic steampunk village vibes! listening to you talk makes me very calm so thank you :D
“I was Drowing.”
This is the only thing that I absolutely hate about this guy.
Thank you for sharing this video, I guess that there is not a lot of new information about a glass pen! You did a good job with the advertisement, Skillshare should be quite happy!
Wow, this one is so captivating, I can't really nail why but this is amazing
I enjoy coding because I love the feeling of typing. Specifically though pressing tab, space, enter, and backspace are my favorite, all of which you do a ton of in VS Code and coding in general. I get where you're coming from lol
Love this drawing! Keep up the good work as always Peter.
You delightful weirdo you! Keep up the great work!
I get so excited when I see that you've posted a new video
Ah! This is the one made by firespiderstudios! I’m currently in a Glassblowing course and for my final I’m making a glass dip pen. My professor recommended the IG account as reference for making one
Hi Peter 👋. I really like your weird intros, and I also liked that first drawing you started... it reminded me of how you can see all of the organella and food ingested inside the microorganisms when you watch them on a microscope. Greetings from Mexico!!
Congrats on 800k!!!!
Your doodles on a white canvas slip on vans shoe would be pretty amazing, dawgy
Drawing helps me cope. It's like a sort of therapy that relaxes me
What you should do is grab a pen. A drawing book. Take a seat next to a fireplace at night. And draw the fire but with your own twist.
I have a couple of these glass pens and really like them! Thanks for the video!
I thought my headphones were broken (even after the intro)
I ordered a glass pen because of your other vid, I’m excited
Interesting drawings, nice change of pace!
I need more glass pen videos please!! I love them and nobody does them )-:
Peter i love and i wanted to give you an idea for a video. Do a pen tour! With a little sticky note drawing for them. (Not all your pens) of course. Love you man
We are the best the world has to offer, and you are the best we have to watch 💙
Your voice is very soothing and I don't know why. It reminds me of Bob Ross in a strange sense but your voice is more.. slower. I like it.
*echoed voice* ''A video by 🅱️ e t e r Draws.''
Peter, have you ever tried drawing on photo paper? The glossy paper you use to print photos with home printers. I've been drawing on some this week. The ink seems to be absorbed by just the top layer and is very vibrant. Super crisp and fine details too. I'd recommend trying it.
Interesting, thanks for the tip!
@@peter_draws it does feel weird though, almost but not quite squeaky, it might be non-satisfying feeling, possibly even irritating, just so you are forewarned :)
sounds like what youre describing when you drag the pen across the paper is stimming! its common in people with anxiety, adhd, and autism and its a way to soothe oneself or let out energy or curb boredom
edit: and to answer your question i do art because sometimes the things i want to look at dont exist yet. sometimes i need a visual to keep myself grounded when making a story. sometimes i want to share my thoughts with others through a visual medium. my art brings others joy and so does yours
Idk why but when I see his face, he just light up my day. Thanks Peter, but I prefer darkness.
Peter, you are amazing 😂😂😂
I think for me it's the feeling that maybe, just maybe , this time I will create something pleasing and beautiful and right.
And how the paper feels and the ink smells and the nib sounds are all important to creating this feeling, but drawing seems to me to be a kind of magic, exciting and terrifying (and sometimes devastatingly disappointing).
But I keep trying because getting close to that idea that it might just all work and I will make something good is the best feeling I have.
I would like to see you work on the rough side too :)
Peter is the Mr. Rogers/Bob Ross figure we need/deserve
Dude I'm in your class...These video's are awesome congrats bro, you're gonna kill it at the presentation next week lol