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1500s A.D. ASMR~ Renaissance Lady Paints You (Patreon)

Published:
2018-09-18 22:30:09
Imported:
2021-10

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1500s A.D. ASMR~ Renaissance Lady Paints You

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Anonymous

Protestant bastards :) A great video, thank you 🌼

Anonymous

I liked this video. It had good combinations of visual and auditory triggers. Your rings are a good example. The rings lightly jingled while you were talking and making hand motions. Like when you were spritzing us with perfume. There was the visual trigger of the close up hand flicking and each flick was accompanied with a little jingle of the rings. Which gave me a little tingle. My favorite part was the make-up application. While you were applying the white base you said where it was being applied this made it easier to imagine the sensation of the brush on those areas. I got the most tingles from the red pigment part with the sound effects. I think the reason why was that the whooshing sounds, which by themselves would give a little tingle, were highlighted by the changing visual location of the sound. This is hard to explain. There were two visual ques that were moving in time with the wooshing sounds. First the close up circular motions of the brush and the second being your face making the wooshing sound. As your brush went across it would block your face entirely placing the visual focus of the sound close up(the brush). Then when your hand moved to the side the perceived visual focus of the sound moved backwards to your face. However, my ears were telling me that the sound's location was constant and not moving. Basically, my eyes were telling me the focus's location was shifting back and forth but my ears were telling me it was not. This disconnect is what I believe caused my particularly strong tingles at this part of the video. I wish you had shown us what you had drawn in the end. I hope that was helpful.