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1800s ASMR~ Post Mortem Photography Makeup {You're a Corpse} (Patreon)

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2018-09-28 03:43:19
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1800s ASMR~ Post Mortem Photography Makeup {You're a Corpse}

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Anonymous

Lol "you're a corpse" isn't that true. Great video!

Anonymous

i love it! actually this came at the perfect time bc im sick and have like two exams today so ive been whining about how i feel like death to anyone who will listen..... now i can finally stay true to my words and be a corpse :')) great vid as always!!! <3

Anonymous

Oddly, so comforting, thank you :)

Anonymous

I have a feeling this person was a very good client of Burke and Hare, they always delivered in 24 hours.

Anonymous

This is a wonderful idea for a video. I especially like that you moved the camera rather than having it passively sit there. Though it sounded a little clunky. Was the mic attached to the camera or was it close by? The first place I got tingles was from your use of the the pen. The idea of this sharp point close up and touching the face was very nice. I almost expect to feel its pin prick. The pen and liner was a hard exact point but the brushing was soft and affected a general area. I liked the shifting back and forth of from hard to soft. Another tingly part was the woosh sounds you made while brushing from 3:50 on. I particularly liked when your sounds shifted to more of a helicopterish sounds and shorter brush strokes. Another sound I liked was when you were blowing on the brush at 4:50. The video's end was good. It wasn't just a hard cut. Your face was half hidden as you covered us with flowers, covering your work, and leading into a nice close dark and crinkly end. You have played this character well. I would say, in general, one of you biggest strengths is that your characters feel real and unique. Some ASMRtists' characters feels as though they are just masks. The surface changes but the underlying feel stays the same. Your characters have more personalities. They have their own mannerisms and intonations of the voice that makes them feel more real. You can't plan micro expressions. You seem to be partially internalize and become your characters. Good work.