Making Drawings out of Randomly Generated Sentences
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Karina challenges Nathan, Jacob, and Julia to turn randomly generated sentences into works of art!
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"I think pants up to the nipples." has the same energy as "He strikes me as a pervert." - thank you Julia
justice for julia: "old style root beer float" absolutely evokes "pants up to the nipples" for me
Just that Jacob wanted to start from the beginning of the concept and Julia immediately skipped steps 1 through 5.
yeah those old-timey brown pants like uh Yakko wears, and a white blouse or w/e! heck, that's even the color palette of a rb float
With teeny tiny suspenders
Alternatively?
Overalls.
Maybe a red beret for the cherry on top
“If I tried to explain the difference to him he’d say “What is google?” and then call me a slur probably” I almost choked on the bus
You're eating a BUS?!
You gotta be careful when eating busses. They're very easy to choke on
Suffix -sy?
Me too I was brushing my teeth and startled myself laughing
How did you swallow a whole bus
"You could just strap a fish across your tiddies if you wanted" is gonna be one of those Drawfee quotes I think about a lot
Same here. 😂
I do it often
Hunter Schaffer at the oscars vibes
Put it in the supercut!
merch
I want an entire 45 minute long episode but it's just an intro to something that never happens
That's a great suggestion for an April Fool's day video
Wait this sounds like it would be so good though
I love this. Jacob just slowly gets more and more exasperated the whole time as they just riff off into bit after bit
i feel it might have happend already a couple of times but it would never made it in the video. but maybe there could be some supercut clip things evolving around that... when i just searched i did see a nuesday compilation i think they dont do them anymore but they had great intros even animated
I think that's a podcast
TO ANYONE WHO IS NOT JULIA: Old style means the flavored syrup is added to carbonated water at the fountain, not premixed root beer soda out of a bottle.
thank you🙏
I had a feeling it had to do with the ingredients I just wasn't sure if it was the ice cream or soda
I came to the comments looking for this specific information
Oooh this is like the eel is fish thing. Also did not know.
i guess all the drink machines at my mcdonalds are “Old style” then, cause its always the syrup coming down the right side and the carbonated water from the left, and you can clearly see it do like, a pump of syrup for however much water goes in.
The cast of drawfee are, themselves, random sentence generators
Random Sentance Generators generating random sentences while drawing random sentences generated from a random sentence generator?
People who design random sentence generators are random sentence generator generators.
I love how every conversation in drawfee is just karina and Jacob fighting and then making fun of Nathan together and then Julia saying something which breaks everyone.
And Nathan's having a great time with all of it.
or purrmaids!!!
That's it. You've distilled Drawfee to its bare essence.
I cant believe they left deepblueink clawing at the window outside in the cold cold rain
Karina had to get her spot back somehow
Also this reminds me of that one MLP episode where Cadence gets trapped in a crystal cage with Queen Chrysalis taking her place 💀
I can. He needs to animate an entire Twitch stream bit about conflict resolution
you know... i kinda believe Jacob would do that
@@thesuccessfulone Along with Nathan’s “I’m driving!”
Eels are a type of ray-finned fish, and are definitely closer related to other bony fish than they are to any worm.
I would have been willing to let it slide if she thought an eel was related more to snakes then fish, but a worm?
@@AgaricRook Sometimes I too forget that many people don’t know how to deduce things about animal phylogeny by looking at their anatomy. Maybe Julia forgot or didn’t know that eels have bones.
And I'm sure Julia has forgotten more art theory than I've ever learned about biological / taxonomic theory in my brief exposures to it. Society really is full of highly specialized disciplines, and if you find a niche that works for you, no need to stress your body trying to eat things outside that niche. Like the koala learning how to survive on eucalyptus leaves, a food source incredibly plentiful because no other species has evolved to eat them.
"Fish" has no real biological definition. It's just a culinary term/cultural construct, same as "vegetable"
Edit: In this and the other nearby thread where I also mentioned it, I spoke in a very oversimplified way (and my understanding of this is relatively simplified to begin with; I'm an anatomy/phys geek, I don't truly love evo-devo, I just like looking at its butt as it walks by), just because I think it's a fun topic to share about. Please look into more expert comments in the replies and look into the topic independently for a better understanding!
@@ItsAsparageese Valid. I was referring to eels as bony fish, distinct from cartilaginous fish like sharks. They’re all Chordates, and most certainly not in the same phylum as the worms in Nematoda, Annelida, etc. (edited for spelling)
In defense of Julia, eels ARE fish!
FYI: Eels are delicious fish. #justsayin
There is no actual scientific definition of "fish". So anything and nothing is a fish lol. It's just a culinary term and a construct, same as "vegetables"
Edit: I had just woken up and worded this extremely oversimplifiedly (not to mention my understanding of it is pretty simplified in the first place), so please see the rest of the thread (and look into it independently) for better expansion on the subject!
@@ItsAsparageese There absolutely is a scientific definition of "fish" - multiple definitions! Taxa of exclusion aren't the best for cladistics but they're still useful, and the cladistic definition is precise, but often not useful in general conversation.
And then there's culinary definitions of fish.
All words are constructs. Context matters :D
@@ItsAsparageese If it can only breath water to live ,I'd say it's a fish
@@ItsAsparageese vegetables are any part of a plant that isn't its fruit or seeds
Literally crying at “pants up to the nipples”, that was just so far out of left field I nearly choked on a chicken wing.
“I wish I were closer to a worm” - Karina 2023
She says what we're all thinking tbh
Mood
🪱
Dont we all want that
!!!! oh hi, im ghost bird!! I was so surprised to see my suggestion used! I love all the drawings so so much, it was a lovely start to the work day!! thanks all
this prompt was so funny lol
hi ghost bird :D
Thanks for the suggestion, this episode was amazing!
Nathan and Jacob: "Ghost Bird!"
is ur nickname from the southern reach series? i love those books :0
12:50 Karina latching onto a few words, making a goof, and forgetting to pay attention to the rest of the question is way too relatable. I wish I was closer to a worm too.
"Babe, would you still love me if I was closer to a worm?" xD
I first read that as “Karina lactating” and I hate that my reaction wasn’t “That’s obviously not right” but instead was “oh god what’s Karina done this time…”
I am a broken man
@@DeltaEntropy I... No.
@@DeltaEntropy ew don't be weird
I like how they talked about meowmaids for 10+ minutes and nobody said catfish the whole time
Little known fact, meowmaids get bigger the more they eat with the only limit being the collapse of their bodies, and also they’re an invasive species!
"Where are the nipples on the root beer float?" another iconic Drawfee quote
I for one knew exactly what Julia meant with the old style root beer float and the pants and the suspenders
This^
The split second "wait they're dating" text pop up was done perfectly
SAME THAT GOT ME SO GOOD
BUT, LIKE, WAIT THEYRE DATING?!?
@@sheppin_theyre married
@@teenyfroog6851 I thought they were just roommates bro 😭
@@sheppin_ “oh my god they were roommates”
Just the way nathan says "the suspenders could be the straw" and how he repeats it had me dying with the visual of him exhuastedly rubbing his hands over his face
"There once was a man from Peru. His limericks end at line two."
Favourite limerick of all time.
I love this so much you won't even believe
“There once was a man from Taiwan.”
My favorite limerick has almost the same opener.
I asked an old man in Peru
For some words that were honest and true
He put down his drink
And said "They don't think
It be like it is but it do."
There once was a man
Who would confuse haikus and
Limericks. He’s me.
@@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks Haha, love it :D
"you could just strap a fish across your tiddies" aaaand RIGHT in the Drawfee Out of Context compilation you go
A “hey” intro is always a good sign
It means they're going into the episode Silly, and those are always great or Bangers.
Tried the random sentence maker with two simultaneous sentences, and got "Dan ate the clouds like cotton candy." And a very Nathan line "I want more detailed information."
got another one. "After exploring the abandoned building, he started to believe in ghosts." and "The door slammed on the watermelon."
NOT THE WATERMELON
"Then, the yeerks blew up the cow."
@@recurvestickerdragon IT HAS VOCAB FROM ANIMORPHS? THAT RULES
Wow, it came up with this one for me lmao:
"She looked at the masterpiece hanging in the museum but all she could think is that her five-year-old could do better."
Nathan: "I like incorporating what you say"
Julia: "That's a bad rule to have, Nathan. I say a lot of garbage"
Counterpoint Julia: Merobiba
Mewobiba!
Counterpoint, perhaps they became neighbors after they left fish pond. Perhaps they now live in the fish pond next door, which has a much better aesthetic.
So excited to read Nathan's "Completely Original Limerick that Doesn't Ryhme"! Just preordered it. 200 dollars for one page in half inch covers is a bit expensive but totally worth it to support the author of such a unique brand new limerick
And it'll be such a conversation piece, the massive tome laid open on a plinth in the smoking lounge!
i can't wait for the Drawtectives episode where they're all in court, having to defend out-of-context quotes
I feel like these sentences could all go under a newyorktimes comic
"Christ, what a nasshole."
MREP
Do you mean the New Yorker?
Happy Drawfee everyone! I've brought gifts in the form of Suggestions!
For Julia I have the "Drawfee Parade" Draw floats representing each Drawfee Host put them together and you'll have a scene
For Jacob I have "Drawfee Alternative" Personify your other Internet Handles
For Karina "Yugioh Telepone" in this game you show a card to the next host, they rename it and the next host redraws based off the new name
and lastly for Nathan a "Gamefee Drawing Tourney" Draw prompts in Smash Bros. Ultimate's stage builder and play on those stages
I LOVE the Yu-Gi-Oh telephone prompt!!!!
I like the one for Karina especially
i love the yu-gi-oh telephone and parade ideas! i can imagine nathan's float full of rude apes
"[the writer of this sentence] is not a person". Actually, the FAQ on the page for that generator claims the person/people who made it were disappointed with their attempts at an actual sentence-constructing algorithm so just made it pick from countless prewritten sentences that they wrote. Having played around with it a bit, I have seen identical sentences pop up more than once, and on one occasion, a sentence where the writer lamented that coming up with tons of random sentences was a more difficult task than they anticipated. Its quite admirable how much dedication they must've had in order to come up with goodness knows how many bizarre sentences.
I was with Julia on the garden eels and the pants up to nipples. And that’s not a randomly generated sentence, somehow.
Damn Nathan is such an accomplished author! I can’t believe he wrote bad guys AND the completely original limerick that doesn’t rhyme!
the fact that I know exactly what Julia was saying when she was talking about how an old-style root beer float feels,,, it's either worrisome or incredibly useful
I can't believe mermaid fashion didn't get fishnet stockings.
Nahh they have fishnet sleeves. Like 2000s goths
*stocking
No because I completely understand what Julia was saying about the root beer float outfit. High waisted brown trousers with the flared pleats at the top for the root beer. cream knit top for ice cream, suspenders for the straw, beret for the cherry.
Those Australian accents were just the right amount of terrible to make my day
weirdly I was more taken aback by the Black Widow spider and not Red-Back or Funnel Web XD
Julia’s accent is just so not-Australian it’s hilarious
I enjoyed the recent solo artist videos, but was genuinely overjoyed when I saw the runtime of this vid!
Jacob's drawing unironically slaps hard this episode
I had to scroll a long way to find this comment.
He put a lot more effort into shading than he usually does, and the drawing looks great because of it. Where's the praise?
"You are destined to die to those hornets"
"What a crappy fortune cookie..."
17:02 Julia, the term you are looking for is “root beer float gijinka”.
Everyone else was trying to figure out what an old style root beer float was and how to visually depict its smell, while Julia had an image beamed into her brain (all valid approaches and the struggle to communicate is where the comedy lies 😊)
Hey yall should draw everyday items as creatures. Like a hammer or a pen
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Or those staple-removers with the “fangs” that you open and close like a snake mouth
Sounds like the newer generations of Pokemon, lol
Maybe a collaborative effort to create a ecosystem of household appliances, each fulfilling their own role and getting into scuffles with each other.
@@MagnaFae MY FAVORITE ITEMS
26:02 editor getting in the croc/gator correction before the comments could get at them, love that proactiveness (proactivity?)
As a synesthetic, this thumbnail brought me so much joy
🤝
I'm only vaguely sure that what you said relates to being able to connect things across your senses. Like how this one energy drink I like tastes like Magenta.
@@fantasy2reality717yeah, but i believe people with synesthesia don't like actively try to connect senses it just happens n it can happen with any two senses, even touch! so like if you see the color orange, you could feel pain, or if you smell something its blue etc
I thought you said synthetic 🤖
loved nathan's rendering, it looks straight out of a children's story book❤
*Drawing Suggestion:* The Celebrity sketch artist Challenge: Eldritch horror Edition!!!
Each artist picks an "indescribable" horror to "describe" to the other and can only do so with yes or no answers/questions
Q: "Is it big" A: "Yes.... but also No"
I like that but I have no idea what Eldritch horror is
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@@ianrivers7923 like the squid monster, Cthulhu but psychological.
Q: Tentacles?
A: So many.
It’s basically fear of the unknown. Like, literal meaning; eldritch means unknowable or esoteric, horror is, well, self explanatory.
If you want to take it back further than when Lovecraft and Weird Horror magazine appropriated the word eldritch, think like Erlking, Formian or Fairfolk. Fae creature from Arthurian myth sort of stuff. It was applied to sea creatures because Lovecraft was terrified of them and it was applied to druids because Lovecraft was terrified of them and it was applied to minorities because Lovecraft was racist.
And most modern takes on it are derived from him because he had a thesaurus and brought back a bunch of old words into his writing which now are associated with his stories and works instead of their original and intended meanings. Eldritch, gibbous, vizard, etc.
Julia explaining her interpretation of the Old Style Root Beer Float Smells I was furious because I just kept shouting at my screen "Yes I understand exactly what you're saying! Why is nobody else getting this?" I think my brain came to the same conclusion Julia did and I don't know how to feel about that. Thank you Julia, I enjoyed going on that journey with you.
I 100% understood Julia’s brain. It makes sense!!
They dont get Julias brain like we do
"Australia is most gators ans spiders" now imagine someone playing DnD with a Lizardfolk or Drow with australian accent
did someone ay d and d ?!
@@oddysay ye
Crikey, what a beaut!
So, playing a drow with no added accent? Thats just speaking to me-
I mean, what is the Underdark if not Down Under?
I feel both proud and concerned about the fact that I recognized their reference to ghost beef.
Jacob mentioning most limericks are about dicks reminded me of this limerick, about limericks.
The limerick packs laughs anatomical
Into space that is quite economical.
But the good ones I've seen
So seldom are clean
And the clean ones so seldom are comical
16:27 - Jacob: Whats an old style root beer float?
--- Julia: I think like pants up to the nipples
Karina got sent to the stratosphere.
"Suspenders could be the straw," has the same energy as Karina's "the pockets are the fingernails of the butt." 😂😂
You had me kicking my feet from laughter during Julia's drawing
Some of the best episodes are when they get a short prompt and they just riff off it and build on their own nonsense for most of an hour. I love it!
I've been watching drawfee for six years now and I still click on a new video the second I see it
Same. The vibes are a little different over the years bur it's just as good
@@boscorner Vibe? Tasty.
Jacob did a really good job, I love the lighting on that guy.
He looks like he's just been revealed to not be exactly who we think he is.
Still really want an episode where y'all do the celebrity sketch artist challenge where you draw famous non-human characters as human (like the whole Lightning McQueen moment lmao). Also just anything that allows you guys to do your favourite types of drawings 💜💜
Edit: maybe that's the challenge - draw your favourite type of drawing lmao
Julia WAS living in that 50s style diner, but after that root beer float?
The saga of catboy Nathan continues. Someone make Nathan a catboy Vtube model ASAP.
*PNGtube, like when Karina turned into a cat for a stream or two XD
Pll⁰⁰
I love the dissclaimer at 26:02 because it implies that when they were rewatching the final edit to make sure it was good for youtube, Nathan heard that and went "Aww no, I meant crocodiles!" and then they amended it for the final final cut
It's weird to see the editor interfere twice, but I think it's funny
For a good long while, Jacob was drawing Jeff Goldbloom Jurassic Park
Since this is randomly generated I have one question on my mind…will this continue the sonic saga?
Edit: Karina is the host, so no but hole drama for us
no sonic but hole
When Drawfee uploads, it’s a good day.
What about when I upload :/
they just postulated that the cherry is what makes it old style and god I hope Jacob puts this man in a “virginity rocks!” tshirt
Nathan drawing a mer-person when he's already drawn a mer-obiba still hits. Keep 'em coming! 4:28
We need an episode where everyone works on one drawing! We need a Karina sketch, Jacob lines, Nathan colors and Julia background... I'm just saying. I'm at least the 20th person who's asked for this but this must be done
Now I want to see them draw fantasy people with locally sourced material for outfists to the extra degree they discussed at the start of the episode, like the classic merpeople with coral clothes and dwarves with graphite gowns
I can’t believe Karina forced everyone to draw for our entertainment
Thanks Karina for representing that the good old days weren't the same for everyone. And thanks for still making it funny!
The energy Karina brought to this episode was impeccable.
I'm an Australian, and according to my grandma (who tells a lot of stories so take this with a grain of salt) I'm related to the guy who named spiders spiders. According to legend, he owned a milk bar (idk if you have them in Yankee land but they're a small shop that sells lollies and soft drink and pies and kind of everything, the idea being that you can drop into your local milk bar instead of going to the supermarket) and he had big vats of ice cream, only sometimes a spider would get into the ice cream, I guess because of the sugar? So he couldn't sell it in a cone but instead sold it at a discounted price mixed with soft drink in a glass. We also don't have root beer here, unless you're at a place that sells American stuff, so spiders are made with regular soft drink- in my opinion the lime spider is king, but other popular choices are raspberry, orange or creaming soda. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk
The milk bar in Majora's mask!?
Fascinating thank you for the lore.
Yeah I don't think I've ever even seen root beer for sale here anywhere. I mostly make spiders with Coke or Pepsi.
This is quite interesting, I love family lore
Julia they make lactose free ice cream. And like, its not awesome but as part of a root beer float (and maybe with a little caramel sauce) it would still give you the good olde tyme vibes.
I think I get what Julia was talking about with the root beer float. it's like early 1900's style, high pants, suspenders, and pinstripes, maybe a bowler hat.
Nathan's Australian accent sounds like JFK. Especially the "feels like a spider" line.
The root beer float quote wasn't random enough. A few years ago I was really ill, and while my eldest (21) was waiting to let the ambulance people in, she looked at me and said, "You look like a dead hamster smells".
If one of my kids can can come up with something almost identical, it's just not random enough! 😅
Lmaooo kids give the best roasts
As an Australian I must confirm we call the float thingys spiders and until today I never gave that a second thought but you have caused me to question everything I know about the world. Also until now I though root beer was just what Americans called ginger beer but apparently NOT? Floored.
Also...in the most loving way y'all gotta work on these accents which Australian sounds like this?????? Julia is fr just doing a vaguely British one and it's too hilarious I swear they get worse every time lmao
To be fair I've never seen an American do an actual Australian accent, only do an impression of Canadians/Americans faking Aussie accents in games or movies. I don't even think they k n o w .
Also depends where you are. Melbourne does not sound like Perth.
Nope! Root beer is traditionally made from the root bark of the sassafras tree, though its all artificial flavoring now.
@@abigailross1890 So interesting! I'm so curious about how it tastes now. Makes sense that it'd all now be artificial, I wonder how different it tastes to the original/traditional!
@@greenwren2920 original tends to be a medicinal, a lot of the more modern ones have a bit of a vanilla taste added.
You can tell they're *really* American cause they call crocodiles 'gators' (different species) and redbacks, black widows lol
I only know about the Garden Eel because of Animal Crossing, so I’m really proud of Julia for finding it.
I would love to see the google rabbit hole she dived into to find “the fish that stands up” though
I love how Karina does the "Hey.." thing Julia does lol
i feel like the mermaids answer to 'how will you even get there, you dont have legs?' would be 'so what? youre gonna body shame me?'
“I used to live in my neighbors fish pond, but the aesthetic wasn’t to my taste” is my new favorite anime of 2023
Love watching yall draw whenever I have art block helps get me motivated and less stressed about the final product
I've been trying a lot of root beer brands lately, mainly because there's so much variation in the flavors. Some brands are all "we used extra vanilla and some honey", while other brands just get creative with throwing any kind of stank-ass root in there, from birch and acacia to licorice.
I assume that an old-fashioned root beer float would probably use one of the stronger, more bitter flavors to contrast with the sweetness of the ice cream. Maybe even the flavor would be stronger with the idea that people who just wanted to drink it could get it more diluted by the manual soda fountain
My favorite root beer is flavored with raw maple syrup ❤
Does anyone else think Jacob's drawing, 26:40, should be his new avatar?
Bwahaha, now I can't unsee
I finally figured out why I am SO hooked on Drawfee...
Every episode sounds like the inside of my head.
"the neighbor in my fish pond" smells strongly of Old Gregg.
Similar to the 'make a media you like into an anime'
*"Design the cover art for a media you like as if it were a book"*
Could even get more specific with it, too. Like, romance paperback vs high fantasy epic vs early sci-fi vs edgy thriller *coughtomclancycough* vs...
Oh god, Chuck Tingle.
they should use canva to really evoke the feeling of the current reading experience
Very cool render, Nathan! I like the smudges and also her face
Am I just tired or was everyone even more incomprehensible than they usually are?
Julia mentioned mermaid fashion, and it reminded me of a Dutch fairytale I read that went into surprising depth into the topic of mermaid politics. And now I want Drawfee to draw Dutch fairytales. I've only read a few of them, but the ones I read were so funny in ways I didn't expect. They all somehow felt extremely mundane, even when dealing with mythical creatures and high stakes.
Fun fact: while Aus is FULL of spider NZ has almost none, and none at all with venom that can seriously harm a human 😊💜 actually we don't have snakes, or any dangerous animals really~! as a kiwi going to Aus is a truly terrifying prospect haha
"The old rusted farm equipment surrounded the house predicting its demise."
"He put heat on the wound to see what would grow."
There is most certainly an element of weirdness in this generator
“He put heat on the wound to see what would grow” is so fucking raw tho
Weirdness?
Or sinister undertone?
@@Trivial_Whim both?
Australia is actually remarkably alligator free.
"Predetermined Manslaughter" is just the Final Destination series.
I'd wager an old style root beer float is one still being made with syrup that has the root of the Sassafras tree as a spice/flavoring, which has a carcinogenic oil in it that is no longer FDA approved in food products and so modern root bear uses the wintergreen plant. The sassafras tree is native to North America and was used in indigenous medicine, and was a main ingredient in root bear, sarsparila, and sassafras tea
this episode has big drawfee stream vod energy
Nathan’s Aussie accent is just 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Here's a drawing suggestion: Design cute toy merch based on Drawfee goofs and gaffs. Killer Karina plushie with different velcro-attachable knives. Julia's room full of vampire playsets. Jacob's stackable Yogi balancing toy. My Little Nathan, complete with brushable beard. Fully articulated Porfo figure complete with 3 face plates and multiple attachments. Let your ideas run wild for toy merch!
floats are called spiders in australia because when you put the ice cream in the soda of your choice, it makes a vaguely web like shape