I shouldn't have shown Mrs. Jazza my WORST Artworks...

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  • Опубліковано 25 жов 2022
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  • @Jazza
    @Jazza  Рік тому +192

    Upload YOUR Art Disaster videos to TikTok before 9th NOV - Make sure to tag #DISARTSTER and @JazzaStudios and you might make it in our next video! (Follow me on TikTok here: www.tiktok.com/@jazzastudios)

  • @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache
    @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache Рік тому +1383

    I love how she doesn’t pull any punches and always roasts Jazza with 100% effort

  • @marcusdire8057
    @marcusdire8057 Рік тому +526

    I vote for the Candy Art Colab with Mrs. Jazza! Would love to see her directing. 😄

    • @shaunacall4685
      @shaunacall4685 Рік тому

      Yes! I vote candy too!

    • @Narra0002
      @Narra0002 Рік тому

      I wanna see chocolate sculpture more, but that could be fun

  • @daniellebennett5818
    @daniellebennett5818 Рік тому +765

    I would love to see another attempt at the horse painting, mostly for your friends sake so she actually has something she can display 😂

    • @dianeo
      @dianeo Рік тому +12

      That's a great idea! 👍🏼👍🏼

    • @eternalconfusion6226
      @eternalconfusion6226 Рік тому +12

      I was going to suggest the same thing. She deserves a good one ♥️

    • @florie7705
      @florie7705 Рік тому +3

      Absolutely?! This is agreat idea!

    • @ContrailLime
      @ContrailLime Рік тому +4

      Definitely, she was so excited for that horse painting.

    • @m.a.ddragon939
      @m.a.ddragon939 Рік тому +5

      That’d be a beautiful keepsake if her horse ever passed away, people love their animals. I was so excited when my grandma got me a necklace with a pendant of my bird Mango

  • @scrunglylittleguy
    @scrunglylittleguy Рік тому +852

    It's absolutely part of the Jazza experience for you to fail again and again and then sometimes not fail.

    • @robyn3069
      @robyn3069 Рік тому +5

      Agreed

    • @gurukn
      @gurukn Рік тому +3

      +1

    • @supdawg_27
      @supdawg_27 Рік тому +2

      +2

    • @CJShopland_Art
      @CJShopland_Art Рік тому

      There’s hope for me and my brand yet then , have to create bad art to sometimes make not so bad , make good

    • @sophieinspired
      @sophieinspired Рік тому +2

      Yeah it makes it relatable! It‘s the same as the „over the top“ projects, it’s jazza. You can get 5year old or you can get full blown art attack 💖and it‘s almost always better: you go first 😬

  • @hazzer5466
    @hazzer5466 Рік тому +568

    Jazza's lack of research and learning process is refreshing and fun. Watching him muddle his way through and (usually) end up creating something awesome is always really nice.

    • @dianeo
      @dianeo Рік тому +4

      That's the Jazza style, having many muddled dabbles, then diving in 😊

    • @TyBraek
      @TyBraek Рік тому +4

      It’s hard to watch sometimes because the videos have limited time to be produced, and it always feels rushed. So he ends with a not so satisfying artwork in the end. I just feel if he took some more time with every video it would feel less rushed in the end.

    • @alidan
      @alidan Рік тому

      @@wolfie54321 the most recent one I remember was when he used rebelle, software that is probably as good as it gets for digital watercolor, and had no idea it does that. that one was hard.

    • @alidan
      @alidan Рік тому +1

      @@wolfie54321 When I don't know every way he is messing up, yea, with the paint bucket with paint coming out, unless he wants to read all about it and get the right paint and the right mix, but that wouldn't make a good video, but its little things where a cursory glance would have told you you're doing it profoundly wrong that just make me feel rage. I get that it can make a good video but there are many points that are just 'please look something up' points, horse wood sculpture recently comes to mind.

  • @icydedppl
    @icydedppl Рік тому +207

    I want to see a video of Mrs. Jazza commenting on a artwork as its being done, like in a secluded booth where Jazza can't hear her like a football commentary where she is roasting every approach the coach takes 🤣

  • @aishaw132
    @aishaw132 Рік тому +129

    "You started in a really dumb way, then surprised that it ended up with a really dumb result." Love her! I'm thinking that's what my hubby thinks about me when I do something new. I'm a kinesthetic learner. 🤣

    • @fuusok
      @fuusok Рік тому +1

      Haha, good point. Jazza can't start doing research before videos, the shirt would lose its meaning :D

  • @kalieris
    @kalieris Рік тому +234

    I either research for weeks before I try something, or not at all. I really enjoy Jazza just jumping in without research and playing around with a thing to see what happens, because it encourages me to be more spontaneous and fluid, and not so perfectionistic.
    ETA: I love the dynamic between you and Mrs. Jazza. You’re the enthusiasm and spirit of adventure, and she’s the grounding and practical planning. I like how you’ve set up a similar dynamic in your company, and that you really seem to listen and take folks’ feedback into account without losing that enthusiasm.

    • @coryman125
      @coryman125 Рік тому +5

      I think that's one thing that keeps me coming back to this channel. Even when Jazza gets a bit overboard with the UA-camr-y-ness and people start complaining, he sees their comments, takes them into consideration, and just goes back to doing what he does without seeming too dejected. Really shows he cares about what he does and enjoys it, and isn't just trying to do what gets clicks

  • @Gracelessrambler
    @Gracelessrambler Рік тому +71

    Mrs Jazza deserves a real go at her Candy art vision!

  • @totenstille.
    @totenstille. Рік тому +99

    The most hilarious thing would be that he makes a video redoing one of those art works to make a better one but actually making one that’s even worse 😂

  • @isabeltsang1800
    @isabeltsang1800 Рік тому +27

    The suspense of not knowing if a video is going to be a beautiful epic art work or a miserable failure is most definitely an integral part of the Jazza experience. And yes, I loved every single instance of soap you failed to melt in those first 15 minutes of the soap video.

  • @sagesmith8443
    @sagesmith8443 Рік тому +5

    The horse hair brush NEEDS redemption, because in my book that's the worst one, only because of how it made me feel inside. The pro gift receiver needs a legit Jazza painting.

  • @2teepeepictures382
    @2teepeepictures382 Рік тому +46

    I am surprised that the blindfolded art video was not included in this list. The photorealistic horse was one of my absolute favorite Jazza moments. it was a pretty big subversion of my expectations because I had just watched the coffee art video.
    You went from the mission impossible can’t mess up to the much superior Indiana Jones Who messes up every once in a while but is still brimming with skill.

  • @micaela711
    @micaela711 Рік тому +38

    The chocolate cat always reminds me of Modigliana from the Ferals 😂 I think you should revisit the food art with Anne's guidance!

  • @aaminahaamer7628
    @aaminahaamer7628 Рік тому +95

    Yes we love Mrs Jazza roasting Jazza

  • @katiemccord96
    @katiemccord96 Рік тому +34

    Always glad to see Mrs. Jazza in a video. Hope you guys are well. 🥰

  • @AnnieBellet
    @AnnieBellet Рік тому +23

    I'd like it if you would do a part 2 on some things, where maybe you explore without looking anything up, but then go and do so. There is so much good info freely available for art these days that I think watching a professional artist learn from what is out there would be really cool, plus it would give you another way to help pay forward to others who do this stuff.

  • @NexusNemesis
    @NexusNemesis Рік тому +20

    part of the charm sometimes, is indeed to watch how it all goes horribly wrong in the most hilarious ways, but also when it somehow works out better than imagined.
    I do love your deep dives more at times, learning so much even just as a viewer.

  • @rownana8689
    @rownana8689 Рік тому +20

    It's always a delight whenever we have Mrs. Jazza on screen. She is very sweet but also very straightforward lol For the artworks, I think it would be cool to remake the chocolate sculpture for a redemption video!

  • @poochy2479
    @poochy2479 Рік тому +58

    regarding the research thing: at the very least you gotta look into potential dangers or health hazards both for your own safety and for the sake of giving proper warnings for viewers, but beyond that i'd say looking into stuff more deeply would be more fun just so we can see what you're really capable of in a new medium tbh

    • @snafuet
      @snafuet Рік тому +2

      Most likely then it won't ever be done. You actually have to spend time mastering craft decently. As for health hazards - very true, I agree. You have to stay safe...

    • @poochy2479
      @poochy2479 Рік тому +6

      @@snafuet i'm not talking about expert level research and artistry, i'm just talking about those instances where not researching a new medium prevented him from really getting a proper start on the project. for example the soap project he mentioned, where he was held back on what he wanted to do with the project because he didn't have the right kind of soap. that sort of thing.

    • @PrincessSixThirteen
      @PrincessSixThirteen Рік тому +3

      I very much agree. In the candy and soap videos he did some dangerous things and I feel like those were two of the videos where he went in most blind about the medium. It's fun when he tries new tools without researching them, although I tend to enjoy the part of the videos after he looks up tutorials better, it's another thing to jump headfirst into a craft you know nothing about, not even the basics of how to keep yourself safe.

  • @FlyToInfinity
    @FlyToInfinity Рік тому +6

    I want to see more of the bears. They're hilarious and they represent a distinct time in your artistic journey. I want to see who those bears become. Years later, are they soccer mom bears? Lawyer bears? Business owner bears? Fitness intructor bears? What is the next step in the bears life journey (and is it slightly more child friendly than their youth?)

  • @hjewkes
    @hjewkes Рік тому +8

    The best iswhen you do the research 3/4 of the way through the video and realize just how badly youve messed up, then do it really well at the end

  • @MaryAliceCullen77
    @MaryAliceCullen77 Рік тому +17

    Definitely revisit soap, chocolate and candy! Also on research, continue with the kinaesthetic learning, just research a tiny bit to avoid massive fails

  • @lordshuv-rowyoknow6486
    @lordshuv-rowyoknow6486 Рік тому +8

    I love the first half of Jazza's video where he just do random experiments with the art supplies, finding what stick and what don't. He's a kinesthetic learner

  • @Solarbear81
    @Solarbear81 Рік тому +7

    It kinda is part of the charm when things don't work out, but we definitely want some REDEMPTION VIDEOS!!!

  • @shojolove
    @shojolove Рік тому +2

    HORSE PAINTING! How would this project not be the most deserving of a redo?

  • @BPBomber
    @BPBomber Рік тому +5

    I like to see in the beginning of the video where Jazza gives it a dabble when he is mostly clueless. But before the dive I do like to see him do some research and create a nice outcome. I also understand that not everything can come out nice-looking every time but I do enjoy when Jazza does a little bit of research before the dive.

  • @penguinlover2274
    @penguinlover2274 Рік тому +7

    I enjoy when you start kinesthetically, and then eventually research a bit, so that the final result is really awesome!

  • @frgnr88
    @frgnr88 Рік тому +6

    Always great to see Mrs. Jazza on the channel, and that she doesn't hold anything back.
    As for the trying things with no research I have two thoughts. First, it is definitely part of the charm and seeing what you'll come up with and how well it will go, whether it happens the way things are meant to or not. However secondly, I feel like there should also be potential time allotted (or at least with the idea of doing a second video after actually researching) to see what you can actually do with the proper knowledge if it all falls apart the first time around.
    It would then show that things don't always work out, however with researching and learning more about the techniques and tools you can grow and create better things.

  • @AKKK1182
    @AKKK1182 Рік тому +2

    "I like the vomiting" - Mrs. Jazza
    There you go folks.

  • @benipray
    @benipray Рік тому +1

    The soap sculpture video is actually one of my favourites!! I shed tears at some point because I was laughing too hard

  • @seanewing204
    @seanewing204 Рік тому +3

    I like when you start with no research, then go back and do it "right." Always fun to see the difference, plus what you learn during the DIY part.

  • @potesherwinmarks.2225
    @potesherwinmarks.2225 Рік тому +4

    "I shouldn't have"
    But you did, and that's why you're awesome

  • @acediadekay3793
    @acediadekay3793 Рік тому +2

    revised the stripper bears 😂😂

  • @frankfilippelli
    @frankfilippelli Рік тому

    Learning in the video is definitely part of the charm. It shows your genuine down to earth nature which is what we all love about you. You’re not a pompous know it all who never fails. You’re real! 👍

  • @kiarakeown8598
    @kiarakeown8598 Рік тому +22

    Hello jazza!!!!! Never been this early for a video and wanted to take the time to tell you that you inspire me as an artist regularly I've been watching you since 2016 and I always look forward to getting to come home and watch any new videos you post! Love from Alaska!

  • @robertsteinberger
    @robertsteinberger Рік тому +6

    Can't imagine how you'd redeem the stripper bears, so I'm voting for that.

  • @cryotenngaming3884
    @cryotenngaming3884 Рік тому +1

    I just love watching them together! They have a great dynamic.

  • @Melanie-rp4gg
    @Melanie-rp4gg Рік тому

    I love your dynamic together it's amazing

  • @amcr1003
    @amcr1003 Рік тому +13

    We need to see more of Mrs Jazza 😂 👏

  • @melanieannelouise
    @melanieannelouise Рік тому +9

    Revisit the chocolate cat sculpture. Its fun to watch you try to attempt new and interesting things, it encourages us to get out there and have a go even if we have absolutely no talent at All!

  • @Dunderklumpp
    @Dunderklumpp Рік тому

    I absolutely love! that you do minimal research, it brings out the pure joy of the creative process.
    The biggest reason You are my favorite creator is that you really promote the fun and joy in art, you’re not stiff and boring and if you fail sometimes doesn’t matter. And to me that’s a very important message! Don’t change! 👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼👌🏼

  • @annaclaire2370
    @annaclaire2370 Рік тому +1

    The “pro gift receiver” has got me rolling😭😭

  • @kaywatts8128
    @kaywatts8128 Рік тому +5

    I love watching Jazza stumble around through an activity he doesn’t know how to do. These are great videos in here! Love the tripper bears!!!!😂

  • @Cmdr_LaLa
    @Cmdr_LaLa Рік тому +3

    You guys have thee cutest relationship. I wish more couples who make internet content were more authentic in their interactions with each other. Real relationships... relationships that have actually navigated a life of whatever gets thrown at them and are totally 100% comfortable in each others presence, that's the good stuff.

  • @UncleTimTheHermit
    @UncleTimTheHermit Рік тому +1

    Mrs. jazza is the perfect blend of brutal honesty and supportive encouragement. I love it!

  • @JessicaGem
    @JessicaGem Рік тому +2

    I like the dabble to be unresearched at first, but then i love to see when you actually learn how to do a genuine dive and approach the medium with a desire to create something properly cool and intentional. Yes, the mucking around is fun, but only when it has a satisfying result in the end ^^

  • @zurgishsweet4895
    @zurgishsweet4895 Рік тому +4

    I would like to see you revisit soap sculpture carving and candy art. I'm sure you will have a better result for both, a second time arround. Wonderful to see Mrs. Jazza join you in front of the camera. She is a delight! ✨❤

  • @kodabear1996
    @kodabear1996 Рік тому +3

    I absolutely love Mrs. Jazza! Her sass is top tier!
    In this video she reminds me of my son's wife. 😂They got married on Saturday.
    I would love for you to do candy art again.
    Jazza, you might not always get the results you were hoping for, but you are entertaining. Thanks for making me laugh, sometimes cringe, and often think about art in a different way.

  • @jaimejohnesee
    @jaimejohnesee Рік тому +2

    Mrs. Jazza, I love that teal sweater; you look fabulous! Jazza, please do more videos with the missus. You guys have such fun banter. 💙

  • @ogierogelioll8747
    @ogierogelioll8747 Рік тому

    the dynamic is amazing

  • @notafemalehungarian2923
    @notafemalehungarian2923 Рік тому +3

    The horse lady deserves a redeemed horse portrait:) i personally like the painting you made but yeaahhhhhh compared to your other works, its not that good.

  • @samantha7309
    @samantha7309 Рік тому +3

    For redemption videos it's gotta be soap carving and candy art! I've been hoping for another one of them for ages and I think they have real potential to be something great!

  • @camaroqueen2113
    @camaroqueen2113 Рік тому

    I have to say, I watch the channel for the enjoyment of what the projects come out like. This channel is so much FUNNER when he leaves out the research and just wings the whole project!! ¡¡¡¡Keep up the winging art style!!!!

  • @JSAbbott
    @JSAbbott Рік тому +1

    I absolutely love it when Kate is involved in the videos. She is so pure and loving in her jabs. 🤣
    As a fellow kinesthetic learner - learning by doing is what you are great at doing! I say, don't research unless absolutely needed. It is way more fun to figure it out on your own.
    I would like to see the candy, soap, and horse done again.

  • @Da_ninja_duck
    @Da_ninja_duck Рік тому +3

    Love your vids

  • @SadQ
    @SadQ Рік тому +4

    i read the title as I shouldn't have shown Mr. Jazza my WORST Artworks...
    i was like Jazza is showing himself his own artworks-
    the fact i just came from school and this video got uploaded 5-6 mins ago im lucky.

  • @marshallerickson493
    @marshallerickson493 Рік тому +2

    No research is definitely a part of the charm for this channel, it’s comedic and wonderful to watch, I love when you show the research halfway through because we all do the same thing, it feels more real honestly

  • @thekaytwagg
    @thekaytwagg Рік тому +1

    I love Mrs. Jazza!!! Cannot wait to see more of her in the future with this new series!

  • @avatarthelegendary6755
    @avatarthelegendary6755 Рік тому +3

    I think 21 draws is one of Jazza's best videos
    It has him showing the other artists doing the trend, then the process and anticipation of him doing the two drawings
    Then finally the fake 21 drawings montages was extremely well done but it being shown as fake was both a great parody and a tasteful way to keep the clickbait without it feeling like clickbait.

  • @KinglyHalo22
    @KinglyHalo22 Рік тому +7

    Can you do more cartoon drawings they are my favourite

  • @melodasbaka6629
    @melodasbaka6629 Рік тому

    I absolutely Love it that you Show us Failures . Therefore youre my favourite Art UA-camr. Cause everyone Just wants to present themselfes as perfect. Trying Out new stuff and fail ist okay and real. Please stay this way for ever. Greetings from Germany

  • @jtrent4137
    @jtrent4137 Рік тому

    It’s definitely part of the charm Jazza to dabble before you dive and learn by experimenting. It makes the video fun and unpredictable. I love your content please keep making it 😌

  • @DecoyZ
    @DecoyZ Рік тому +8

    Personally I love the charm, even though you're such a professional you still mess up stuff! That's important in this current climate where people don't show any flaws, and the very concept of a flawed art piece or story is looked down upon as "lesser"

  • @lordofuzkulak8308
    @lordofuzkulak8308 Рік тому +3

    Fortunately I don’t TokTik, and even if I did, I don’t have vids of any of my artwork, let alone art fails, so I’m free from the fear of them being immortalised in a Jazza vid. 😝
    Side note: anyone else get distracted being nosey and looking at the vids alongside the one Jazza was showing Mrs Jazza to see what he’d been watching? 😛

  • @carolyncasner4806
    @carolyncasner4806 Рік тому

    Your videos surfaced in my UA-cam algorithm last week and I've been bingeing. I subscribed for future videos. They remind me of the different things we tried in college art classes like mop painting, and pendulum. It would be fun to try the multiple pens again, but do the same drawing for all. Weight the bar for equal pressure and try felt tipped makers. I love your content ❤️

  • @MrCrammer
    @MrCrammer Рік тому

    Props to Jazza to taking failure and harsh criticism so well.

  • @chrisgund88
    @chrisgund88 Рік тому +3

    A "Researched, Revisited" series might be a cool idea, where you revisit all your failed projects and try them again but this time with research done ok how to do it.

  • @datfloof2732
    @datfloof2732 Рік тому +3

    Ive actually never seen ms jazza on a video, if there were vids before were she showed up i guess i missed them

  • @personalien7065
    @personalien7065 Рік тому +1

    “Subscribe for mixed results” your wife is so funny I love her xD

  • @oakley6889
    @oakley6889 Рік тому

    This is an amazing relationship, a contast critique.
    Clearly you are extremely talented, noone questions that, but Mrs Jazza can always see improvements.

  • @phethephork3720
    @phethephork3720 Рік тому +3

    Q: will you make a video of what brushes you use for your digital art out of your set for example the thick oil for colouring

  • @SourceOfBeing
    @SourceOfBeing Рік тому +9

    It's fine to see the messups, but it honestly annoys me when Jazza attempts to do something or use something without ever doing research. It's one thing to try it and then do some research, but never looking in to it properly and then declaring whatever it is as bad or pointless makes it clear that he had no intention of giving it an actual fair chance.

  • @finx1582
    @finx1582 Рік тому +2

    make your friend a new horse painting! she deserves it

  • @MedinaManor
    @MedinaManor Рік тому

    I like it when Jazza fails. He is such a talented artist and seeing him fail reminds us amateur artists that it is ok to fail. No one is perfect and we need to see that art is a process and is about learning and enjoying the art process

  • @miippi
    @miippi Рік тому +5

    I'm a simple person. I see Mrs. Jazza, I click on the video. We need more of her.

  • @curtis7562
    @curtis7562 Рік тому +3

    When he said "why dont you ever do any research?" i was hoping jazza would rip open his jacket to reveal an "im a kinaesthetic learner" tshirt
    Love watching you fumble your way into new mediums that is indeed the appeal of this channel

  • @yellheahtris
    @yellheahtris Рік тому +1

    Every new video she's in, my appreciation for Mrs. Jazza grows. She is so naturally funny, its effortless!

  • @katelillo1932
    @katelillo1932 Рік тому +2

    I didn’t think the horse one was bad; it was just abstract. Abstract stuff is cool.

  • @suzt7076
    @suzt7076 Рік тому +12

    No, sometimes the lack of research just wastes your time and ours. Learning, practising kinesthetically, sure. But basic info on safety and appropriate materials and processes - do some research Jazza!

  • @Deadline_massive-regime1
    @Deadline_massive-regime1 Рік тому +3

    Please do a vid on a movie poster of your fam

  • @ellaenchanted2399
    @ellaenchanted2399 Рік тому

    Definitely part of the charm is to see you try, see you seemingly fail horribly in first attempts, and then go "Oh, now I'm ready" and make something awe inspiring. Admittedly, some more than others.
    Cat was cute. I'd love to see you do the soap one again. Sugar I would say yes, but it has been ruined by Mrs J showing you ideas.

  • @mikehawk1628
    @mikehawk1628 Рік тому

    I love this! And ive seen so many of these videos when they came out 😂 i love that you dont do research and that you fail sometimes or that everything isnt perfect all the time. Because you are so funny and amazingly talented! Its def part of the jazza charm xo

  • @tit0313
    @tit0313 Рік тому +3

    maybe if you started the video without any idea of what you were doing, and when/if it starts to go downhill, then try to research what your doing so we can get a good result?

  • @McCool117
    @McCool117 Рік тому +7

    I don't mind watching Jazza do some "kinaesthetic learning" in the beginning, just to try stuff out.
    However not learning more from others, before making his final attempt, is really dumb and annoying.

  • @awesome_aye
    @awesome_aye Рік тому +1

    I like how he just goes in and then researches

  • @manahtar
    @manahtar Рік тому +2

    It's awesome to watch you dive right in and try to discover how things work without research, it's hella fun AND sometimes frustrating. But it is a bit painfull when you go all-in in something that doesn't work and we can tell sometimes you stop enjoying the process... At that point, just go ahead, stop, research, restart :P. It's way better watching you have fun than the end result.

  • @chrismccauley1233
    @chrismccauley1233 Рік тому +3

    Every good man needs a good woman standing behind him, rolling her eyes.

  • @Nirbhik_Koirala
    @Nirbhik_Koirala Рік тому +4

    first

  • @AngeloMiguel24712
    @AngeloMiguel24712 Рік тому

    I love the energy that you two give :D

  • @Kiannon
    @Kiannon Рік тому

    I love the trial-and-error part of the videos especially because he gets SO excited when it works

  • @delvint9966
    @delvint9966 Рік тому

    Part of the charm, I love it how you just jump into it, her comments are just brutal to, i love it.

  • @ASHHH_Art
    @ASHHH_Art Рік тому +1

    Your family is soo cool and sweet. We Love u Jazza and U have inspired me a lot. Thanx for being such a funny guy 😂😂

  • @jacksondutton4291
    @jacksondutton4291 Рік тому +2

    Kate is just brutal 😂

  • @Em37666
    @Em37666 Рік тому

    I enjoy watching you try to figure things out in videos for us, we’ve all been there

  • @Juice4Y0U
    @Juice4Y0U Рік тому

    Sometimes it is encouraging to watch Jazza just jumping into something new with blind enthousiasm, and sometimes it's exhausting to watch him doing something that clearly doesn't work over and over again ^^

  • @alphaprime8880
    @alphaprime8880 Рік тому

    I loved this and I don’t ever want you to change Jazza, your vids are always entertaining and enjoyable, it is always great to see such an amazing artist like yourself not always produce amazing finished pieces 100% of the time and it is good to just relax and have fun. Thanks so much for this 🤘😁🤘

  • @captsavajho4352
    @captsavajho4352 Рік тому

    Diving in blind and headfirst is the Jazza method many of us have come to expect and love! It keeps things exciting and spontaneous, and it works towards that Jazza charm. That said, it is also satisfying to see you re-visit art challenges that you wanted to improve and approach it with more research and knowledge.

  • @gabbywilliamson76
    @gabbywilliamson76 Рік тому

    Awe we love you Jazza! The candy art redo would be great!