ASMR: Drawing Dragons (ASMR, Whispering, drawing sounds, Celtic Knotwork, doodles, Zentangle)

In this video I'll show you my new markers. drawing celtic knotwork dragons in a field of flowers with soft and gently whispering. All these sounds and visuals can trigger ASMR responses of relaxation, comforting, calming sensations, and give you delightful tingles all over your body. Please let me know if you enjoyed this. Please offer your requests and I will make more videos for you. 0:00-5:55 ASMR Sorting pens 5:56 Drawing Dragons Are you a doodler? If so, follow along and draw doodles with me. I know it's the trend to make shorts but I love listening to longer ASMR videos. Let me know in the comments if you like shorts or longer vids. These soft sounds help ease my anxiety, help calm me when I'm having a hard time sleeping, or when I'm just not feeling well. I wanted to share this with you, maybe you'll like it too. It's also nice to listen to as background white noise. If you enjoyed this video and found value in it, please consider supporting my channel! Your support helps me create even better quality content for you to enjoy. Here’s how you can help: 👍 Like this video 💬 Leave a comment 🔔 Subscribe for more ASMR goodness 📢 Share my content with friends 🛒 Visit my Amazon store: www.amazon.com/shop/asmrtingletreats (As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases at no cost to you.) What is ASMR? ASMR, or Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, refers to the tingling sensations and feelings of relaxation triggered by specific sounds and visuals. Although only a small percentage of people are triggered by these stimuli, many are curious about the ASMR experience. Do you have certain sounds that help you relax? Perhaps it’s the gentle rustle of white noise, distant conversations, or familiar bedtime stories from your parents that made you feel safe and comfortable. Sounds like drawing, brushing, tapping, crinkling, and even the crunch of dried leaves can evoke such calming sensations. Visual triggers play a role as well—watching hands in motion, like molding clay or performing repetitive tasks, can be mesmerizing. Some find relaxation in the deep sense of connection fostered through soft-speaking or whispering, as well as sincere attention. For New ASMR Explorers If you’re new to ASMR, I encourage you to keep an open mind. Remember, this experience is not universal, and not everyone will feel the same response. Disclaimer: This video is created solely for relaxation and entertainment purposes. It is not a substitute for professional medical treatment. If you have issues related to sleep, anxiety, or mental health, please consult a qualified physician. Thank you for tuning in! Relax and enjoy the soothing sounds. ~ Sophie