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@Daniel-wu6pl

Жыл бұрын

21 SECOND POSTED AGO GANG JAZZA AS AN ARTIST YOUR ART IS *_FUCK_* ING AMAZING HON HON HON OUI OUI BAGUETTE JE MANGE LA POIRE * FrEnCh hUnGrY PaInTeR NoIsEs * yes i said this of my own volition at 1:11 AM. no i will not be embarrassed. i will cherish this comment with *_BAGGET AN WOEAINE_* also first reply ps also i love how we're all watching the video together, who's where in the video? i finished the video. i will cherish this useless pin with many sweaty bloody paintings mcjazzer man (i edited and the pins gone dufuq)

@Steady_allcity

Жыл бұрын

I'm saying first so nobody argues (second)

@P-H-R-O-G

Жыл бұрын

How did you post this 7 minutes ago the video came out lest the 30 s ago

@realtyrone

Жыл бұрын

​@@Steady_allcity Nah

@noiceboy

Жыл бұрын

Ok

"I call this piece.. AHHHHHHHH!" Truly.. one of the greatest artists of our time... so elegant.. so .... dignified

@Xeonort

Жыл бұрын

Caught me off guard, and I nearly spit my coffee all over my keyboard. Jazza is both wholesome and hilarious.

@jazzykeviboo22

Жыл бұрын

Obnoxious but consistent

@7raredandidoo

Жыл бұрын

0:57

@kaywatts8128

Жыл бұрын

There’s always a moment where Jazza does something that reminds me to like the video before the end. That was the moment today. 🤣

@suzannax

Жыл бұрын

It's a modern interpretation of Edvard Munch

I absolutely love that jazz gets proud of his art but in a none cocky way. Like his genuinely shocked he can do art and I think it's so genuine I love it!

@Fera1igatr

Жыл бұрын

I agree! I think it’s how I wish my classmates at art school would talk about their own work as it’s not as fun to see people talk down on themselves all the time! It’s ok to acknowledge when you’ve gone wrong, but that’s always just an opportunity to improve

@boxless1

Жыл бұрын

AI

@sofielamy

Жыл бұрын

@@Fera1igatr You're right. You can be critical and still appreciate and like your art.

@pattik_

Жыл бұрын

I hate artists who say. they are really good at art. it’s really smug. I consider myself an artist, but I would never say i’m good at art, it feels morally wrong

@charlottemabury1164

Жыл бұрын

@EB I know, right? I know I do art, but I’m always finding so many ways to improve, it even makes me sort of awkward when others say I’m good at art. Ah yes. That sentence had very correct structure. Oh well, got my point across well enough

Jazza- “I don’t know how to do this.” Jazza 5 min later- “I created a tutorial on how to do this.”

@bChuraful

Жыл бұрын

✨the magic of time condensing and editing ✨

@finnwendl5439

Жыл бұрын

ADHD

@laiorwyn

11 ай бұрын

😂 This is how you can describe my homeschooling. I swear I learn as much as the kids lol.

@boblitt3130

9 ай бұрын

@@finnwendl5439 fr

@GoblinMoistland

3 ай бұрын

it's kind of like when we have a study sesh with my classmates, we all know nothing but someone always grasps the concept quicker than others :D

I would love to see you try the traditional Chinese leaf art where you use a stencil, boil a dry leaf and then tap over the stencil gently until the leaf becomes transparent everywhere but where your stencil is. It is an incredible art

@roehrc

Жыл бұрын

I hadn’t heard of this and looked it up; it is so interesting! Lots of beautiful designs.

@I1like1wood1ash

9 ай бұрын

I:ve been looking for examples of this and not finding it, but I:m really intrigued. Could someone link a video or instructional of the process?

@Whatever-jk3yv

8 ай бұрын

@@I1like1wood1ashJust search for ‘traditional Chinese leaf art’ and it should come up

@loupgarou95

4 күн бұрын

​@@I1like1wood1ash Can't really link videos in KZread comments, but it's called Chinese leaf carving or leaf etching.

Each time I learn a new art skill, I always think "I'd love to see Jazza try this" This month, it's stained glass

@laurawhitehouse7946

Жыл бұрын

I would LOVE to see him try stained glass 😁

@binamoghtader6824

Жыл бұрын

Try this jazza

@michaelc3977

Жыл бұрын

Bless. I love special ed class, too.

@Jazza

Жыл бұрын

It's on the list!

@Narra0002

Жыл бұрын

Yes

It's neat how the two Joker artworks accidentally complement each other really well. They display opposing emotions which just so happen to match classic comedy/tragedy masks (rather fitting for Joker's character), and were created with similar but reversed techniques (one was revealed by pouring from a dustpan, the other was revealed by scraping away with a squeegee)

@thattguy6934

Жыл бұрын

Woah, that's so much deeper than what I thought

@gluesniffer908

Жыл бұрын

r/iam14andthisisdeep

@samsonblay2206

Жыл бұрын

This needs to be the text on the sign when its up in some galleri

Jazz is the single source keeping the paint industry thriving in Australia.

The way the purple absorbed into the bare spots on the Greek philosopher piece had me thinking you could probably use that to create shadows. So you draw the highlights, leave the shadows blank, and scrape over with black paint to fill those spots in.

The Greek philosopher piece was my favorite; the way the red/wine color filled in was so cool

@RobMedellin

Жыл бұрын

Same! I would stare at it a museum for far longer than I usually do for other stuff.

@opo2597

Жыл бұрын

Looked kinda like handsome squidward

@explosu

Жыл бұрын

@@opo2597 Everything looks like handsome squidward once you've seen handsome squidward

@josephmurphy417

Жыл бұрын

​@@opo2597 you stole my line that's what I was gonna say lmao

@RockyOtter

Жыл бұрын

Same. It looks like he's sitting in a room and a soft red light is bathing everything in its glow. Really cool.

I actually really love "AAAAAAGGGHHH" as an art piece. It's like glitch-art, and very evocative. 😆

@realjettlag

11 ай бұрын

I'd totally buy it or a print.

4:10 💀 bro literally made soul sand

That emoji dustpan attempt had me laughing maniacally. It's the hardest I've laughed in a long time - hurt my ribs but so worth it. Lol! This is an art form I find intriguing and I may experiment with it myself someday. I think my pouring paints would work for this.

I'm now convinced that Jazza can make art out of literally any material and it'll still look absolutely fantastic

@THEpsycho404

Жыл бұрын

remember his scrapped sweets art video? lmao

@wegotthechoccies

Жыл бұрын

@@THEpsycho404 oh true I forgot about that one lmao. He can do almost everything with art lol

@DougSalad

Жыл бұрын

Wood putty

@hypocriticalgrammarnazi

Жыл бұрын

garbage redundant comment

@Wintella

Жыл бұрын

Same though! Give him a bunch of shit, and he will make an epic painting worth millions with it xD

i love how Jazza is always surprised by his own artwork, signs of a true artist.

I love watching Jazza reverse-engineer new mediums and techniques. And including the dabbles alongside the dives really showcases the learning process. The philosopher and joker squeegee pieces turned out way cool too!

Jazza inadvertently learning how serigraphy (screen printing) monotyping works, I love it. Adding a base medium (instead of more paint to pull the design), and using a screen squeegee would yield more predictable and controlled results. Very awesome!

0:57 "I call this piece 'AAAAAAAAAARGH'" That is an accurate representation of my life as an artist and just in general. Am I speaking about the situation or the finished art piece? Yes. I feel so seen, my human condition has been expressed through art, 10/10

@Lauren_P_

Жыл бұрын

@Cationna same.

@alexupton3020

10 ай бұрын

LOL

To be honest, that last Joker painting is so freaking good! I just love the expression on his face and the feelings that screams through. I wanna buy it. 😮‍💨

@leilanim7338

Жыл бұрын

i want to buy the first one! 🥲 really bad. Idk how to contact him lol

@Slawsers

Жыл бұрын

100% I’d I was a major Batman joker fan I would buy it also the derpy one has a cool aesthetic also

Derpy joker made me laugh so hard, especially paired with the upbeat music going down and getting sad as he stretched onto the canvas😂

3:28 kinda looks like The Scream, so I say it’s a success 👏👏👏

@hanstheexplorer

3 ай бұрын

I agree

That awesome-face scream was a genuinely amazing scream, lol. Would love to have a clean and complete soundbyte of that for games SFX

Hi Jazza, your dustpan ghost pour turned out great! I am very honored my dustpan pour was a reference for you. Your portrait drawings are amzing ❤️I subscribed so from now on you have a new regular viewer 🤗 Cheers!

@robincharles7057

Жыл бұрын

Saskia! I was happy when I saw him call up one of your vids to reference 😅

@lynrossi8409

Жыл бұрын

Saskia! Long time fan of you and Rob! Inspired me to deliver into fluid art. Such a wonderful way to relieve stress.

@SaskiaSmitArt

Жыл бұрын

@@robincharles7057 thank you❣️

@SaskiaSmitArt

Жыл бұрын

@@lynrossi8409 thank you so much! I will let Rob know❤️

@morganicsmoothie964

11 ай бұрын

Super cool that you were able to indirectly contribute to a video like this :D I hope a lot of people find you through this comment/video

I loved the “slender man” painting!!! I would honestly buy it or a print of it! All of the pour pieces look great, imo, so do those cool reveal ones!

2:13 This looks like peacock feathers melting

It’s really interesting how art is moving in this sort of direction! Where it’s not just about the end result, it’s also about the process. What makes the squeegee art so cool is not just the end result, but the way you got there. I think if you were to see just the end result, it wouldn’t nearly be as impressive. The making of the art is an art form in of itself! It says a lot about art and how it’s being made in the age of Instagram and social media. Very well done!

@carrot7868

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@stargirl7646

Жыл бұрын

Very good point! Fine art as a performance piece!

@Jlud_plays_games

Жыл бұрын

I think art should be something you put in your home. Not some preschool art project. I do think if it was to be for fun, then yes, but I dont think that those random people trying these “trends”, on things like tik tok is necessarily going to become real style. In other words I dont think the process will mean anything to the final process in terms of value

@Thezellofamily

Жыл бұрын

​@jamesl9171 I disagree, especially considering what AI can produce. Now when people see artwork, they want visual proof that an artist created it rather than a computer.

@Jlud_plays_games

Жыл бұрын

@@Thezellofamily but that is why there is things like documentation and video proof, plus, you don’t have much of an argument saying why it would affect value and why people would buy artwork because it of what they did, not the final product. Please state your argument

I love that no matter what it is, Jazza always starts out like "Okay, we're just gonna get a feel for this and do some silly little doodles and get the juices flowing" But as soon as he figures it out and gets a good feel for the technique/medium, he immediately goes "Alright, now let's make something really cool and intricately detailed!!"

The horror one was incredible! I think laying the joker upside down would've yielded a better effect, giving him his insane signature smile 😁

2:25 The Milwaukee Protocol - F1 - HYPERSALIVATIAGOLERIUM

I can't help but smile when Jazza gets this excited and genuinely thrilled by what he's creating ☺️❤️ the squeegee ones came out really really cool, especially the portraits!

I’m so glad you and your team are able to pump out so much quality content so often, thank you so much for it all 😭 idk how you do it, especially with kids etc. I’m so grateful to have you 🥺💕

@sl3epystarz

6 ай бұрын

YOU ARE.. THE CHOSEN ONE!

11:38, props to that guy who recorded those laughs at 3 am

The joker one at 4:00 is so sick!!!

I think this video really shows what most creative people love about their hobbies. It's not only about the end result, it's about diving straight into learning and perfecting the process. And sometimes the end result can be so cool that you surprise even yourself.

Jazza getting excited over someone using a shovel is the best thing I’ve seen

4:24 I wonder if he drew Joker upside down on the pan and then went from the bottom to the top of the painting if the Joker would be smiling instead of frowning

I love the transition into the pro sketch kit. It was seamless. Love seeing you enjoy a new process.

Never heard of this, but looking forward to it. I was honestly so sure those scrape videos where edited to reveal a totally different drawing. Didn’t think they where recreatable like that. Good job.

Love to see you do nail art....maybe design some press on nails. Is a great way to practice miniature painting!

@Call-me-Al

Жыл бұрын

There are also tons of weird fun effect polishes like spider gel, blooming inks, and so on

1:48 same. Especially if they have long explanations. (But sometimes i skip the explanations and start getting frustrated for not understanding what’s happening. Really a win-lose situation)

This is absolutely amazing how you can learn how to do something like this in such a short amount of time

8:32 "...accidentally frickin' ink-red-ible!"

the scraping technique totally reminds me of pancake art, and I think Jazza absolutely nailed it.

I keep coming back watching. Jazza is a genius of an artist. creative. Super fun brilliant

I just want to tell you jazza that I love your videos and for awhile I didn't watch your videos but when I Started watching you again you fill my heart and soul with happiness. thank you for doing what you do and don't stop being jazza. You are an amazing person that anybody who watches you can see an amazing artist at work. Again I love your videos.

That first joker art was actually really sick same with the last one lol

You remind me of the show "art attack" that I used to watch as a kid You are not just talented but also FUN 👏🏼😎 always enjoy watching your videos and see what cool art you make

@Bella-wp7wz

Жыл бұрын

Omg art attack! You just unlocked a childhood memory!!

@MKEditsxx

Жыл бұрын

@@Bella-wp7wz 🥰🎨

@chickennugget5372

Жыл бұрын

Omg I loved that show SO much, was it just in Canada? I’m not sure

@Thezellofamily

Жыл бұрын

I think Jazza mentioned in a previous video that Art Attack was an inspirational show for him. It aired in Australia but I don't remember it being on TV in the US where I live.

Amazing job on these, especially that philosopher! Wuuut!? I love how you embrace beginning and learning. I have a sign hanging in my studio that says, "anything worth doing is worth doing bad at first."❤❤❤

Really love the ending joker one, the smudginess really match his insane character. Always love your contents Jazza!

I will never get tire of the sheer joy and amazement Jazza has when trying new stuff.

Its kind of a genius art style, because you only really fully experience it if you are there at the moment it is created. Inherently, even if the image end up being really cool, you have missed out on something if you only see the end result.

Your artwork isn’t bad as long as u tried to do ur best ❤ also everything and everyone is always GORGEOUS❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I've used squeeges to spread dye on fabric before- but when it is done this way it is almost like performance art.

Everytime Jazza does a Joker art I'm like.. Oh no Jazza's gonna laugh like a maniac again

The fact that jazza could immediately adapt to any art medium is very interesting especially for a beginner you can say which means if jazza can do it so can you

4:16 joker porg haha ❤

I love how excited Jazz got when the joker squeegee painting works out! Also, I didn't even know this type of art was a thing, and now I fear I won't see the light of day for a while as I fall down the rabbit hole

A lot of us wish we could try the things we see and Jazza just does it.

@notoriouspsi

Жыл бұрын

It takes resources, time, and space. Not everyone has all of that, and that is ok. To another artist, this may just look like a waste of precious product because that artist just doesn't have the same access that others may have, and every bit counts. What I love here is that he is not just showing anyone that he can do it, but he is also showing the audience how they could do it too. One of my favorite aspects of watching artists!

I really really loved dust pan joker for the background and the really long face, but big props to figuring out the other joker!! That reveal was fantastic! One of my favorite things is watching you figure out these art methods, as a fellow artist it gives me great insight. Thanks jazza and team!!

I've been such a huge fan of you for 9 years now. And it gives me so much happiness that you have gone so far and that you're getting the acknowledgement that you deserve. Have always been a huge inspiration for me and your videos never fail to make me laugh. Thank you for all your effort Jazza!

I love Jazz. He is so creative, always brings great art ideas to reality.

I love dustpan painting, it’s always fun because of how ridiculous it almost always looks

This man is honestly so freaking wholesome. I stopped watching him for a while cause life and lack of time bit his videos honestly just makes me happy

I love how playful and curious you allow yourself to be :) My son and I love watching your videos!

Wow, I was surprised when I saw you checked my art out for inspiration 😍 so awesome how much fun you had while painting, that’s the main reason why I paint too! 🥳

I love his genuine joy and shock at how awesome his art is

8:21 OH MY GODDDDDD

Thank you for this!! I've had a squeegee for like a year but hadn't tried this yet. Now I'm beyond stoked to do this!!

So I've had a real hard day and I've been binge watching your stuff (I have no art skills or any real interest in doing art myself) and I am thoroughly entertained and blissfully avoidant of real life. Thanks for giving me something better to think about than my reality for a while.

Mate.... I loved this. That final piece is 🔥🔥 please do this again.

I would love to see more of this, especially utilising the special shading with the accidental red spots for the philosopher

man the entire art process is just here: Having fun, experimenting, referencing and try try trying again I LOVE that you show us this process, that art is toy to be played with!

Your excitement got me so jazzed!!

This was amazing. These are my favorite videos, when jazza tries something new that turns out amazing and he quickly shows his artistic skills by getting better and better throughout the video

That last Joker was the bomb. This is exactly why I keep coming back here. Thank you, Jazza. Stay awesome.

I love the derpy Joker, especially the background. It's actually a very creative way to make a horrory BG!!

What???!!!!! The excitement of the artist is the best!

This was so fun to watch you work out a new technique! I would love to see Jazza try some fiber arts. Embroidery, weaving, etc.

This was genuinely so cool!! The results were so impressive + this looks so fun!

I get really happy when Jazza does joker pieces because I love the joker more than any other villain I’ve come across and the pieces always are wonderful, makes my whole day!

With dustpan poured art the front of the pan is going to get naturally compressed and the back is going to be elongated. You can adjust this with the speed (essentially you need to be fearless at first and then precise later on). The sides of the dustpan are also going to stretch out later then the middle and almost squish outward.

Ok a few things. . . #1 both Jokers are amazing! #2 the first one u did was a work of art that joker spoke to me lol #3 if u make more of the second one I wanna buy one 😊 #4 You should do the famous painting of “The Scream” like that 😉 and #5 u did some awesome work bravo 👏🏽

Love how excited Jazza gets when trying out new art ‘hacks’ or techniques. He makes it so much fun to watch and makes you want to play and experiment and try new art techniques, mediums you name it why not try and you might have a lot of fun along the way and maybe accidentally learn something too. I call this a win - win 😊

His excitement at finally getting the hang of it was beautiful.

This was awesome to watch. Thank you for sharing! I learned some new techniques and can’t wait to try. Love your enthusiasm!

Your best content is when you do something that gets you this excited, hands-down, no question

Incredible artwork! I love how you get so happy about the final product as well 😊 You guys are always pumping out some great quality content too 👌

It helps to wet the dustpan first with flow medium, so the paint doesn't stick to it and it pours out faster. If you're using water-based acrylics, you can wet it with just water instead.

Love both jokers. But That philosopher is incredible.

It's always such a joy watching you figuring stuff out :) Thanks for bringing that joy into my life.

Idea to try: making a tarot deck based on your interpretation of the cards (would be cool to see you do major arcana if not the whole deck)

@Puppy-Art77

Жыл бұрын

영상 잘 보고 가요^^ 오늘도 좋은하루되세요~^^

@Hillwatch

Жыл бұрын

I’d buy that!

@RobMedellin

Жыл бұрын

Great idea!

I love how you went full in on the scream! That's how commedy works

This is so rad and you never cease to amaze me with your talent

The dustpan joker just needed to be pulled up rather than down... that would make his hair stand up and his smile go up! I am definitely trying the squeegee art with my kids! So fun!

I particularly liked the philosopher art, so good!

0:45 help me that is the *most* beautiful thing i have ever seen

“at this time i know your tuning out” right you are! and that got me back tuned in 😋

I'd love to see more woodworking!! The Jokers turned out amazing btw, as well as the greek philosopher one!

Brilliant and so much fun to see you getting excited! The Joker was amazing but so was the Greek philosopher….no, they were all great. Thank you, Jazza.

Inspiring words at the end of the video, so happy I watched all of it 😄