ASMR Palette Knife Painting | Impressionist Water's Edge

Relaxing ASMR Palette Knife Painting: Watch as I create a tranquil impressionist painting. No talking, just 2 hours of soothing palette knife painting. Perfect for background ambience while studying or sleeping.

I aimed to capture the impression of ripples on water and reflections at the edge of a peaceful stream. Enjoy the painting session with headphones to hear the palette knife sounds on canvas.

I am still getting a feel for painting this way. I am enjoying it through and will continue to practice, so expect more palette knife videos soon.

I hope you enjoy this. Let me know your favorite part in the comments.

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For those unfamiliar, ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. It’s a calming, sometimes tingling sensation people may experience in response to gentle stimuli, like soft sounds, whispering, or repetitive actions. Whether or not you experience ASMR in any specific way, these types of videos provide an opportunity to unwind, relieve stress, and experience a calming presence.

I create mostly no talking ASMR art videos with the goal of enjoyable sound quality and an unintentional ASMR feel. I want these ASMR videos to offer a comfortable, relaxing, and soothing experience, with a genuine, natural style. As I’m recording, I mostly set up the camera and audio recording gear, forget about them, and get into the drawing and painting. Each video I make has subtle variations that happen as a natural part of this process. In this collection so far, there are different styles of brushwork, palette knife techniques, foam brush painting, charcoal drawings, each with different amounts of background white noise, hum of traffic, and even some with real rain sounds.

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Recording Info:
Audio - Zoom H6e with XY Mics - Binaural/Stereo Sound
Video - iPhone 15 Pro
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#asmr #asmrnotalking #asmrpainting
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Timestamps
00:00:00 - Palette Knife Starts 😄
00:26:58 - Canvas is covered and it looks nice...
00:40:21 - Small Palette Knife
01:24:42 - Time for a break to let it dry before continuing
01:24:48 - Day 2 (First layer is now dry, feeling the texture)
01:25:21 - Back at it with a palette knife.