Put them all together: the monster inside me is a judgmental shark with dubious morals

@@daalimbe so basically drawfee

@@daalimbe You just got this person's dumb idea and made an even dumber idea!

s h o r k

I love how everyone else is getting all philosophical, then Nathan is just drawing a space shark and having the best time.

She did. XD

that's because julia is the real monster of drawfee

Julia’s primordial chaos was the monster that Karina recontextualized

It's called "osmosis". EDIT: I've been informed it's actually called "diffusion".

And Nathan's drawing did have Julia vibes, so only Jacob is immune to Julia.

I was also pretty stoked when she said Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde, so it appears there is, in fact, more than one J+H fan at the back of the audience. XD

@@sophieknowles4876 Make that three

Four

Five

Are we all one single Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde fan???

YESSSSS SAME

As a nonbinary person I support it

Not to mention how gender his art style is- its perfect

As a nonbinary person who exclusively wears crop tops I feel seen

it's one of my favorite things that he does, he's so good at it!

I love those so much. They always turn out great.

He has been upping his game on renders in general lately imo, and it's a joy to watch

I want to learn his method so much because the graphic posters are one of my favorite art styles

Specific but I couldn’t agree more 💪

And none of those are wrong…

I have reached a conclusion. If: space shark = monster outside of person = monster inside of person = monster Then: person = space shark I know what I am doing today.

@@igneuux ...you're turning into space shark?

@@NessaOfDorthonion I already am, so are you. Math says so.

insert confused math lady here

Relateable vibe

Totally agree, it has been going on for a while. For me it started around the mascot speeddraws with the guys who sing to the moon

Yesss! I look away for a second and suddenly Nathan's got just the coolest looking drawing and I'm like wait go back! How! Love that boy so much. Knew he was my favorite for a reason!

I like how literally every speeddraw since time immemorial has such a comment

@@belial7625 Nathan never wants to take up time in normal episode so it's just do great to get to see him flex

"Bigger cigarette" sent me. I just imagined Julia smoking a cigarette the size of a bean burrito

those long corella davil long cigarette

@@knightryan1 Cruella devil...? Corella davil..

are you guys talking about… cigars??

DIY top surgery core 😳

@@CandyBookGirlz lmao

Don’t you live changing your ankles when ever you want, and don’t even get me started on my ARMS it’s so fun to customize Don’t you agree?

i thought this was about stein soul eater at first

I loved that detail too.

I love it when they compliment karina and she goes ‘thank yeww’. That’s my favorite part for sure. Just cool chill art hour lol.

@@wormish_squirmish_III I love it that Jacob has taken up the Karina "thank yewwwww" its really cute

I like the part where Karina goes "oooOOOooohhh!!!"

And when the do something cool in the painting, someone says "I liike that, it's so cool." - "Thanks, I didn't keep it!"

Artists supporting artists

YESSS you found the words

The man snapped with this one!

heck yeah. I saw the thumbnail when this video came out, and just thought "Nice, Nathan's gonna kill it again"

The scales of the shark looked so textured and amazing.

I've just got an image of them as JoJo villains now, pillar men probably. Just in very _long_ limb entangled poses of Y M C A...

dorian electra vibe

So glad I wasn't the only one whose brain went the YMCA Villaye People route. It wasa pretty funny image in my mind too. 🤣

Young man, this is no way to behave. I said, young man, that belongs in the grave...

Whenever I watch an older episode that doesn't have Karina it just feels like it lacks energy. Karina makes their conversations much more dynamic and interesting

She's grown in power because of our love for her, just like Clifford the Big Red Dog

@@Scrofar Karina is Clifford the big red dog confirmed

@@alex_does_art129 and also a movie monster.. but tbh if Clifford the Red Dog was created in the horror movie genre he could easily be a terrifying monster especially if he grew based on others' fear of him

@@AmiableDingo Yeah, I love old Drawfee, but it’s definitely less pumped up than this. Sometimes that’s what I’m after though ^_^

hmmm, I like this

I was just about to leave this comment

That's exactly what I was gonna say, I love Jekyll and Hyde

Ive always heard the story described as a critique of victorian era societal/self-repression, so the alcoholism take was interesting and unusual to me!

I would argue that although mr Hyde started as just a disguise for Jekyll to indulge in his worse side, the freedom of turning into another person gradually made Hyde more and more inmoral than what Jekyll could ever be. The book is very vague about the "evil" things mr Hyde did before the murder of a random guy (for Jekyll that was the last straw, the moment he said "Hyde needs to stop existing"), and I even sort of recall Jekyll writting on his journal that some of those early indulgences weren't even illegal, just "improper of a gentleman of his age and status". So it gives the vibe that Hyde started just doing rowdy young lad stuff but the lack of any conscience or superego or remorse gradually degraded him into a murdering, child-torturing** monster **one early insident with Hyde has him chasing a little girl who is rescued by a small mob of neighboors and is very vague about what Mr Hyde wanted to do to the child, so we could assume the worst

Julia is for sure the John Lennon of Drawfee

And thats why i love julia, even if its not the simple thing its the Julia thing and it matters to her!

@@wormish_squirmish_III She's the George Harrison. Lennon was a fake philosopher. Just a lazy, violent fool.

I mean, Karina portrayed the isolation of quarantine THROUGH the fishboi and Jacob gave Frankenstein more agency

I love that she talks about the inspiration and the meaning behind the book. It made her piece so much more conceptual

God just think if they made it a Speedrun game where the longer it takes you to do the puzzles the more bad things Mr Hyde does out of your control and you having to deal with the trauma you caused when you finish the puzzle

this is just Persona 5 but you are a monster and im all for it edit: oh wait i just realized you said "atlus game" thought i had an original thought for a sec guess not

But you can always re-sexualize something 🤔

Guillermo del Toro has stated Creature from the Black Lagoon was what first drew him to the romance potential of movie monsters; Shape of Water is his monster-fucker-friendly remake. So Karina is REALLY not wrong.

Karina letting that stop her... Coward! 😁

I chuckled at that too but tbh when she first mentioned the creature from the black lagoon instead of Shape of Water my mind went to the lake monster villain in Kim Possible cuz as a kid/pre-teen I had strange feelings for him and wanted more content of him. Was kinda hoping to have Karina bring that up too but maybe she wasn’t a Kim Possible girl XD

@@ladyolinden In one episode (the one with dictator D.W. and Pro Pain Hank Hill) she says her only reference for a time travel plot is in Kim Possible a sitch in time so she absolutely was.

is there a source for this info?

U almost had me for a second there

@@wetbread6757 I'm sorry, no. It's a dumb joke.

When I was reading it I called him James bc I imagined him being played by James McAvoy but that for sure works too. And I think Mary Shelly would definitely be a big fan of the jaws movies.

@@wormish_squirmish_III James McAvoy actually played Victor Frankenstein. Daniel Radcliffe was Igor. It was a very good movie, except for the last part.

it always makes me wonder if like, if she was given all the time she wanted if she'd make fucking masterpieces. because even on a time crunch she makes fantastically beautiful artwork and is very talented (they all are, though, not to downplay any of their work). she's got the BIG adhd vibes of "well i know i had a deadline but i did the exact same thing i do every time and put it off until the last minute :)" which i get as an artist w/ adhd lmao. i always feel like im phoning it in or half-assing my work cause i just either wont complete things or do it last minute

I think it’s a reflection of how much effort she feels she put in maybe, not necessarily the quality. Like because she did it last minute and quickly, without _technically_ doing the prompt, she feels she could have done better, even if the end product is still really good.

The funny thing is, in the movie the shark is very much named Jaws. That's the point. Bruce is a name the people on set had for the animatronic, but Julia's brain upgraded it to: -Jaws- Bruce is the name of the most iconic shark in the world, everyone loves -Jaws- Bruce.

I thought she was setting up a joke with the Finding Nemo white shark which is also named Bruce but Julia just knows Jaws shark in a first name basis.

The only Bruce I know is The Shark from Finding Nemo

@@lachryphagous i think the shark from Finding Nemos is named after the Jaws one

I thought it was somewhat common knowledge that the shark from Jaws is named Bruce. I’ve known that since I was a child and it’s weirdly come up in conversation numerous times since over the years, so I would’ve thought more people would know. I thought it was less commonly known that Bruce from Nemo was named after the Jaws shark, but I thought a lot of people learned about Bruce from Jaws’s name because of Nemo too.

that's such a cool concept

The idea of space sharks set into motion by some ancient cosmic event, spending uncountable eons slingshotting around stars in an unceasing hunt is one of the most sick nasty ideas I’ve ever heard!

Absolutely !!!

The remnants of solar system formation across galaxies coalesce and gain sentience as predators of warped space time

I LOVE it

The funny thing is, in the movie the shark is very much named Jaws. That's the point. Bruce is a name the people on set had for the animatronic, but Julia's brain upgraded it to: -Jaws- Bruce is the name of the most iconic shark in the world, everyone loves -Jaws- Bruce.

@@Lawsonomy1 oh i thought she was thinking of bruce from finding nemo

I think it's so wonderful that Julia hasn't gotten far enough in the game Raft to know that shark is ALSO named Bruce in reference to Jaws.

@@yuizuno2410 The Finding Nemo people named the shark after the animatronic shark.

"Please, call me Bruce. Mr. Jaws is my father's name."

Genuinely one of my favorite Drawfee pieces in a long time. I’m still thinking about it

My partner is requesting a shirt with this print

It would make a great poster, too

It reminds me so much of The Wolf Among Us game, and that's a very good thing.

>"Slaps major ass" STEIN'S, THUNDER, BASEBALL

@@TheBestAsbestos13 stein is going to break my pelvis?

I love that so much I am going to cry

Holy fuck, ok, dont stone me to death, or do, whatevs, lol. Hear me out. How many fish vtubers are there? Im pretty sure of 3, defo a lot more. (Gura, Finana and Nemu) *sidenote* shylily and bao arent fish, theyre mammals (whale and orca iirc). So with your theory, its entirely possible that am fish is a fish vtuber. And i for one welcome our new fish overlords.

He is a Fishman Vtuber.

@@Sputnik5790 From Fishman Island..

He has a Twitter where he says stuff like “these modern human cities are filled with dust and sound i long to return to the silent depths of the sea” and people are just like same lmao

Imagine him just streaming and everyone just thinks he has a really realistic vtuber model

I know a nonbinary person called Poem! :D I haven't really thought of a name for myself, so far, though (also nonbinary xD), I'm in a weird space where my birth name both is fine with me but also feels kind of like it's hanging by a thread, almost loose :'D

@@elieli2893 oh, I know the feeling. I’m not non-binary, but I went through that a little. I’m sure whatever name you land on will be great!

That makes a lot of sense considering Victor's from Switzerland and went to a German college in the book and therefore likely spoke a lot of German

@@LARAUJO_0 if not exclusively. I don’t know where in Switzerland they’re meant to be from, but in parts of it (especially closer to Germany), people speak mostly only German

@@lucideandre Frankenstein was born in Naples and grew up in Geneva

I know, right? His drawing really evolved my Digimon

@@avahormozian3445 I was gonna say that !

All in bathtubs

@@thegoose8663 wearing hats

@@yeetmcgeet5166 playing with rubber ducks

@@Black-ut8ld Specifically ones modeled after the bosses they are

Oh this is terrific

I was watching it thinking he straight up just created an anime villain on the spot like it was nothing and I'm here for it.

Kinda reminds me of The Amazing Screw-On Head

I would love to see a battle anime of Stein, where they have to fight different monsters and they have to modify themselves before battle

Franken Fran is a thing. It's sort of in that direction?

Dr. Stein from Soul Eater is pretty much this

Hello Karina. I agree owo

When you say the monsters name, it gives her more power

@@deanc9195 also if you say the name 3 times, she comes through to our world

@@delacruise666 karina karina ka-

@@adrianyates4434 YATES, YATES?!!!???!

Both is saying that Victor Frankenstein was indeed a monster, but not a doctor cause he dropped out of med school.

True knowledge is wanting to go for a roll in ze hay, roll, roll, roll in ze hay

Wasn't the monster also Frankensteins (dead) brother, therefore also a Frankenstein?

​@1eyed_songbird No, the monster was put together with many different parts from many different bodies. He is not Frankenstein's brother. However, he did kill his little brother, which is tangentially related, I guess.

Seriously it feels I like everyone was giving 120% of their artistic expertise this episode!

Everyone was so in their pocket for this one, I love it. I even love how half of them were like "This one intimidated me so much that at a certain point I just had to turn my brain off and do it" because they instinctively ended up interpreting the monsters they chose through exactly the lens that drew them to it in the first place

Yeah! Like, Nathan’s work has always been so strong, especially his characters! They’re so conceptually sound, clean, and just so much fun. But recently watching him play with a wide range of styles and high detail work has been an absolute joy!

My thoughts exactly! I’d totally buy Nathan’s drawing as a print.

They were with College Humor right? I mean Dimension 20 with Brennan Lee Mulligan and Game Changers seem pretty staunchly anti-Capitalist, so I don't know why that would have been an issue back then.

@@shepherdbrooks7609 it might be because when they were with college humor they were owned by a company who didn't focus on entertainment so from what I have heard drawfee had to jump through a bunch of hoops to make them happy, but now they don't have to which is awesome

I have been noticing how his renders have really improved a lot lately. So much more complexity and finesse.

Bruce the Animatronic Shark was so unreliable, Spielburg rewrote his shots so it showed less.

Its kind of funny how the issues with the animatronic probably made the movie more of a great classic. The idea of not knowing where the shark was certainly made it more scary and similar movies ended up using that trope as well. Im sure it was incredibly frustrating on set, though

Animals are so fucking hard to draw. They all look different unlike people where you just learn the basic anatomy. Birds and sharks have completely different anatomy, idk how the heck he does it so easy!

Jacob gets (and deserves) no complements.

He's goated with the sauce I think he got good reference pics as well which is half the battle I think idk his process tho

The 4 corners of drawfee: Nathan: draw animals Kabina: draw anime Jacob: draw little guys Julia: draw.. faces and scenes?

@@TheWinterWarlock Julia: draws handsome men and backgrounds

They do remind me of Envy too, they’re so cool

There’s an essay by Susan Stryker that talks about the parallels between transness and the story of Frakenstein and it’s sooo good. It’s called My Words to Victor Frakenstein Above the Village of Chamounix if you’re interested

Fr he absolutely went off this episode such a cool piece

Holy cow. Thank you for taking the time to explain this, I feel so differently about it now! Please excuse me, I need to go and think for a while.

@@emmememz1574 there are a lot of lessons that we can take from older texts and they still have relevance today! And knowing about the historical context of when they were written opens up lots of additional understanding and interpretations. :)

Are they any essays on the work that you recomend?

​@@igoroliveira9778 hmm, well most of the essays I worked with were either written by high schoolers or by teachers as model answers for high schoolers. It also depends what you're looking for and what level of depth you're interested in, but there's a lot of good resources available around that aren't just essays. If you want some insight into a variety of different key ideas, themes in chapters, character breakdowns, and contextual information, I would recommend looking up study guides. For example, the York Notes study guides for England's GCSEs (grade 11). Some websites like Sparknotes and BBC bitesize also have detailed breakdowns, including some summaries of the sections. You can also find study guides on KZfaq. For example, Mr Bruff has excellent resources on several texts and his videos are often used in classes (you can search 'Mr Bruff Jekyll and Hyde' for his playlist). There are also documentaries and articles available with historical contexts, such as Deacon Brodie (who is widely regarded as an influence for the writing, as he was a respectable man in public but secretly was breaking into people's houses, gambling, and so on). Finally, you can also google 'Jekyll and Hyde essays' for several different GCSE exam questions and example answers - the questions themselves are designed based around key themes and ideas, for example something like 'how has Stevenson presented the theme of secrecy through the setting' is a pretty good indicator that there is a lot of imagery in the setting that points to secrets. This can give you a good basis for what you should be looking for when examining the text for yourself. The questions are often VERY leading. England uses Jekyll and Hyde as one of its texts for the standardized exams for all grade 11s, so honestly I would look there even if you are not living in the UK. I hope that helps!

JACOB IS COLOURBLIND????

@@alastairalves1665 Yes, he is red/green colourblind

Aa, that explains some of the colors. It just adds new layer of interesting on his art

He has explained at some point that he has memorised the RGB picker in photoshop so that even if he can't see the colour he knows roughly what it is. I know he also asks Julia some times.

Me too, it still shocks me every time he reminds us. He’s awesome

Fucking truuuuu

Jacob out here like “I’m gonna give the enbies what they want”

Is Everyone Gender Gaseous?

@@Mattno.777 I personally think of non genderfluid people as gendersolid

@@hexeddecimals Ah, So Gender Gaseous are Alternates

Práctice _baby_

If anyone needs to know why monsters are so compelling and ubiquitous, this episode kind of sums it up

And then the big shark in Finding Nemo got named Bruce after the shark in Jaws

I always figured Bruce from Jaws was named that because Bruce is a very Australian name and there's a buncha sharks in Australia xD

@@isaacmartin9835 Yeah I always got a kick out of that as well lol

That and "I also acquired a little moss ball over the panini", a sentence that would have made less than zero sense before 2020.

It really does feel like they appreciate each other’s work a lot. I honestly hope I find a group like this one day

1970s themed J+H? Sounds pretty cool. X3

And there was a lot of thought put into the film. Not in accuracy of sharks but they worked hard on it

I always know it’s Nathan when it’s a dope ass animal. 🦈

Wtf is “the panini”? I’m so confused… what did I miss???

@@virginiecortes she’s referring to the pandemic

@@maplemallow9412 ohhhhhhh okaaaay. Thanks!!

@@virginiecortes For a while, KZfaq would demonetize any video in which you said the word "pandemic" because they were worried about people spreading misinformation about the Coronavirus, so it became a joke amongst KZfaqrs to call it "the Panini" instead.

Every time I see one I just go “Goals”

I was thinking of this, too! It always makes me very happy :3 And then I'm sad that I don't look like one of those OCs xD

Honestly same here, i get ridiculous amounts of serotonin from hearing gender-neutral pronouns for any character even if i I'm already aware they're a fellow Enby, it just is so nice to feel seen

What other videos did he do with enbies? I want to find them so bad hahha.

@@keithredacted8154 Leaving a comment here so I don’t lose your comment, but I’ll be back with a list shortly.

I found another OSP fan in the wild! Nice to meet you 😊

@@katcyer26 nice to meet you too

Yes! That was an excellent video.

Yeah, I know Drawfee's accepting but I still had to do a double take when I heard that. It's sad that being treated as a normal person is surprising to experience, but the fact that it's happening is a good sign :,)

I think I may have seen Mega Shark vs Mecha Shark. I remember seeing lots of ads for Ghost Shark too. It is weird if there’s none set in space at this point.

Yet.

Jaws X, anyone?

Meg was based off the book.. I think. The book was pretty good actually.

there's a game about that, i'm pretty sure

Yes, that's it! I knew it felt familiar, I just couldn't quite put my finger on it.