The fallen angel being underlit worked so well. It gave it such a eerie demonic look. All this with the accompanying angelic figure with the hidden horns just made it so impressive. The way you worked with the invert and how you managed to make them work in both versions. You are a very talented artist and a teacher.
It's amazing how much "cooler" it ends up looking reversed. Like, in normal color, it's a little... awkward, but it immediately looks so awesome when you switch it!
He does a good job, but I feel Joker usually leans in a more playful direction attitude-wise. Joker is a character who cracks jokes. I don't see Jazza's voice doing that quite as well as some other joker voices. Jazza's voice sort of leans a bit more DiMaggio than Hamill.
That Lucifer painting was incredible! The texturing of the sky and wings is just as impressive as the inverted colors. Thank you for sharing your art with us
I have a feeling that the reason why it works so well, is because as every artist knows, when you simplify your process you usually get better results and by not being sure about the colors, you don't overthink them and end up muddying it and you mainly just focus on technique and conveying the form. Digitally, your color palette might be 4 colors but how many times have you used the eye dropper in the middle of a gradient and it just ends up looking off.
Another reason is that by flipping the colours, you obtain some colours that are impossible to replicate with paint pigments. That makes them really stand out!
@@DaP84 Physical paint and digital screens use a different colour model. Screens use the additive model (RBG) by outputting light of different wavelengths, while print media uses the subtractive model (CMYK), which has a much smaller "gamut" than RGB. In other words, you can obtain colours on your screen when inverting an image, that cannot be reproduced with physical media.
I would love to see something like this in a museum. Imagine going into one and there within the artists description it says to invert the camera on you phone and admire the artwork both ways
I just love the appreciation he can have for his own art! Being happy with your own results can be so tricky sometimes, and it’s not necessarily related to how skilled you are. Seing someone genuinely happy about their own art is such a treat. That Lucifer though, it was freaky good!!
This was an extremely enjoyable video to watch. I wouldn't mind watching something like this again. Even if it has to be more complicated or more grand for renewed viewership interest.
My freaking goodness! All the paintings are great, but the 3rd one works both with and without the filter! Heck, if you can mass-produce prints of it, it would be like a perfect Halloween thing that would sell well because no one would suspect the change! Like, I freaking want to buy that painting myself now!
Oh that is SO clever having both sides of Lucifer and it worked SO well!! That would be amazing to have on a wall in either contrast!! I love that so much! I feel like the merch store needs to add a digital Jazza dictionary with all the words he makes up during filming as well.
You never cease to amaze me. Like the bleach and soo many other projects your able to switch and essentially work backwards but this time you just topped it all with inverted colors. Wow!
that last painting is genuinely one i would happily hang up in my house and im not even religious, its just really good art, even before the flip. but that does add SO much more to it!
@@silentecho1956 Yes there will be pictures. Like old style renaissance type paintings showing the story of Lucifer...or Judas or whatever. Do you think this is what I was talking about? Do you think this compares? And there's not a lot of options religions wise assuming all the Abrahamic religions include the story of the fallen angel as cannon which I dont know or care to find out. But it doesnt matter. None of them would have a picture like this of Lucifer on their wall. None. This is the realm of the edgy dark grunge goth style (or whatever the fuck its classified as). This is the kind of thing a cringy edgy teen who listens to death metal would have on their wall.
@@morkusmorkus6040 art is art, so id say it compares why not, a satanist might like it, do you care? the real sin here is you calling a teen cringe for liking death metal, no need to shit on other peoples parades, its not impressive its remarkable that you say you dont care to find about about religions then make a sweeping statement about none of them having a picture even like that one, you know? not everyone fits a sterotype Morkus Morkus (istg you better not reveal that you're religious because then this seems like an unfair back and forth hahah)
@@morkusmorkus6040 I consider myself to be religious--I'm a Satanist, I would happily display a painting of the Lightbringer. You're making a lot of assumptions and ignorant statements about things you know nothing about. Silent Echo was just saying that they don't care about theology yet still immensely appreciate the artwork. It's not that deep.
That last one it ffffing incredible! It is such a beautiful art piece both the original and the inverted one. The two first lookes like a mess before they are inverted, but the last one is really beautiful!!
bro this is the most impressed i've been so far from your videos! and the bar was already fricking high! honestly dude the patience, the calculations and the detail down to every last stroke was just PERFECT
I could never have imagined painting something that works both in normal and when inverted and your Lucifer painting does it so well! It's incredible! You did such a good job.
WHAAAAAAAAAT??!!!!??? I was absolutely amazed and shocked when it was flipped. This was the coolest thing ever and as a fellow artist and general art lover, this made my day. Thanks, Jazza
Dude... Seriously... You got me so stoked on some of the stuff I've been working with and a concept I've used in my miniatures from the beginning. The universe I created has 3 suns for one planet and 1/2 of the time is spent int black light. This just showed me the true potential of my idea as I continue to grow and learn as an artist. I am entirely self taught though, so it's a very long road. I just recently found out I've been using glazing techniques without knowing that was the term for what I was doing.
I love these videos when you experiment with art! First testing things out and then making a final piece. The results are always amazing! I'm so impressed by this video in particular! What an amazing final piece!!
jazza’s channel is so cool because he’s always experimenting and trying out new types of art and even though i only watch occasionally it makes me realize how many different ways there are to do art. seeing jazza try out these things as a beginner always makes me imagine people who devotes their life to becoming a master and makes me wonder what someone could do with it
I‘ve painted like this before. And it‘s a LOT of fun! It‘s also a really cool exercise to get a better handle on how to use colors, because you have to be much more aware of what you‘re picking. Can only recommend it to everybody!
The Lucifer painting looks great in both versions, and they look great next to each other serving as a thematic contrast that shows the transition from good to evil. I've seen Jazza seemingly throw together amazing art pieces in short periods of time, but the casual application of well-studied color theory as a self-driven challenge to create these highly competent paintings is very, very impressive. Well done Jazza.
This was actually incredible. I want more of this, please!!! I would be so curious to see if this still works so well if you try a larger, more detailed piece!
The Lucifer idea is actually so genius and creative I can't even fathom it, and especially due to how amazing it looked in the end! Literally my new favourite piece of art.
I kind of want an exhibition of this kind of art in a museum, where you could wear some kind of device (maybe some kind of VR or something) that flips the colors and you could see the pieces flipped or as they are drawn by putting that device on or off. That would definitly be a cool concept for a somewhat interactive art experience.
You have really outdone yourself with the angel, like OMG it blows my mind how you managed to get the lighting this good in reverse 🤯 and the wings are so amazing as well!!!
Its crazy how the joker eyes turn from some teal sploches to actual eyes. Those are the best images you have ever made for the first time in my life I want a print of that
I love this because it proves that COLOR MATTERS cause look at the joker one, it looks like a Childs scribbles but once you invert it looks PROFESSIONAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! props to you jazza
Happy to watch this in the dead of night in the US TwT Gives me flashbacks to the old inverted digital video you made, I'm sure I'll love this one just as much :]
Yeah I don’t ever remember seeing jazza upload this late or technically early as I’m 50 minutes past midnight it’s normally around the afternoon or evening when his videos get uploaded
@@CrazyGamebino I think this might just be his new publishing time. His last video was also posted around this time. In Australia, it's 5pm right now whereas he used to upload really late at night. He's probably gotten extra help to edit videos and is no longer working overtime as I remember in a vlog they were working late at night finishing videos.
@@aedeatia makes sense now I should expect videos to drop close to midnight my time or close to it luckily I’m already used to other channels doing stroke of midnight uploads so I won’t be surprised if it continues
I thought they were all great both ways but, the amount of detail that popped in the jokers eyes when it was switched and how dark the under eye got, 'chefs kiss'. Adding the white to the white page didn't do anything, but when it inverted it was amazing how the white showed up so dark. EXCELLENT!
@@ianboyer2224 no, he painted Lucifer, not two different angles in the same painting. The commenter was talking about having an angle on one side, in regular color, and a devil next to the angle in negative. When viewing the painting, you'd see both figures but only one would be in proper color. At least, that's what I'm assuming given the fact that he did indeed make the Lucifer painting. Since you were so vague about in your first comment, I assumed you were criticizing the idea itself.
WOW! Those are really impressive, especially the fallen angel piece! The difference is amazing and I like how it works really well in both versions! The lighting and colors flipping to completely change the subject is the best part! The Joker piece looks nice too but that final one! Awesome!
It was written: No Man or Woman can simulate computer inverted colors. On that weird note, these brushes have boosted my digital drawing confidence because you have the best tools right at your digital finger tips, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND them for that reason. 🎃 Have a wonder Halloween season everyone.
This video is jam packed with masterpieces that show case Jazzas skill as an artist every piece was stunning but the depiction of Lucifer brought tears to my eyes. You are such an inspiration! Beautiful job! Thanks for sharing Jazza!
This was one of my favorite videos of Jazza's, and I have been watching for a year or two now and I love all of his stuff, and ALSO I'm not sure how to feel about how good his Joker impression is. But I'm glad this video gave him an outlet
The Lucifer painting looks so amazing with all the flames and elements underlit. It would be interesting to see what you could do with a wider range of colors unassisted. With the landscape I think I honestly prefer how you actually painted it over the inverted version. Yes the field below the mountains is a bit off in the actual painting, however the rest of it has a very interesting look with a firey sky. Plus the lavender trees simply seem like a bit of an illusion on how the light is hitting them.
That Lucifer piece is absolutely stunning both conceptually and physically. What the eye naturally sees is the original angel that Lucifer was, and in inversion we see his fall. A very powerful and wonderfully executed piece. Both works are simply incredible.
i was actually really excited to see the final piece, and i haven't actually anticipated in something for so long, it was quite refreshing. and then when i actually saw the inverted angel, i did a mini scream of sorts out loud. 10/10 love the piece
I've done a lot of inverted paintings over the years and they really do look better when you flip the colors 🥲 a lot of my paintings look like absolute garbage until I whip out my phone and invert them 😂
I already was amazed already with the beautiful Lucifer, then flipping it made me speechless!! It went from beautiful to demon right away!! Love it so much❤
The fallen angel being underlit worked so well. It gave it such a eerie demonic look. All this with the accompanying angelic figure with the hidden horns just made it so impressive. The way you worked with the invert and how you managed to make them work in both versions. You are a very talented artist and a teacher.
This is the epitome of talent works in both mediums, incredible!
agreed
Also just makes sense optically since it's being underlit by fire.
Agreed - seriously, how awesome!
@@Tr0lliPop is going to we😢wee😢😢😮c😢😮 and we
The Lucifer piece is by far some of Jazza's best work. I love it. It is so pretty and eerie.
1000th like
Jazza has outdone himself. That Lucifer piece is actually insane. I gasped along with him when it was revealed! Wonderful job!
My mouth literally hung open, that was SUCH an amazing reveal
Hope he does more of these
Agreed. Sick
I agree
Who’s jazza?
That landscape painting without inversion was beautiful, it is like a sunset in a mystical world
Yeah I definitely agree! It think it looked better than the inverted one
Yes couldn't have agreed more😊
For me it's like the upside down
Or Sauron burning The Shire.
@@lilly4197 I agree with you. Definitely cooler than your average mountain landscape.
It's amazing how much "cooler" it ends up looking reversed. Like, in normal color, it's a little... awkward, but it immediately looks so awesome when you switch it!
honestly i really love the bob ross painting non inverted
I actually think it looks great both ways
Same
I honestly didn't think Jazza could impress me any more than he has and then I saw this. We need a part 2!! This was unreal!
This is the part 2. Part 1 is "the inverted color challenge" 4ish years ago :p.
@@Yominokun1 I knew he did this before
@@Yominokun1Part 3 then
The Lucifer painting was absolutely amazing both not inverted and inverted omg
I just love Jazza's Joker impression. It's just so good, it's unique yet familiar.
This one gets it
I was literally like yo wtf, it was a solid ass joker
he used to voice act for his flash games and animations back in the day
He does a good job, but I feel Joker usually leans in a more playful direction attitude-wise. Joker is a character who cracks jokes. I don't see Jazza's voice doing that quite as well as some other joker voices. Jazza's voice sort of leans a bit more DiMaggio than Hamill.
That Lucifer painting was incredible! The texturing of the sky and wings is just as impressive as the inverted colors. Thank you for sharing your art with us
Love how the eyes and the mouth looks like they're glowing like it's on avatar state
When the fallen angel painting flipped, my jaw hit the floor. What an incredible piece.
thats not healthy for your jaw
I'm constantly impressed with how many
projects and channels Jazza and the team
juggle and keep at such a high quality
@piztah lul! yep remeber that
@piztah thats five years aggoooo- 🥴✨
@Jazza you should do a painting but with a hidden painting that turns into something completely different when under a black light.
I have a feeling that the reason why it works so well, is because as every artist knows, when you simplify your process you usually get better results and by not being sure about the colors, you don't overthink them and end up muddying it and you mainly just focus on technique and conveying the form.
Digitally, your color palette might be 4 colors but how many times have you used the eye dropper in the middle of a gradient and it just ends up looking off.
Another reason is that by flipping the colours, you obtain some colours that are impossible to replicate with paint pigments. That makes them really stand out!
@@NicolasConnault because?
@@DaP84 Physical paint and digital screens use a different colour model. Screens use the additive model (RBG) by outputting light of different wavelengths, while print media uses the subtractive model (CMYK), which has a much smaller "gamut" than RGB. In other words, you can obtain colours on your screen when inverting an image, that cannot be reproduced with physical media.
@@NicolasConnault Actually, physical media has a much wider gamut. It just takes a lot of more pigments.
I would love to see something like this in a museum. Imagine going into one and there within the artists description it says to invert the camera on you phone and admire the artwork both ways
I just love the appreciation he can have for his own art! Being happy with your own results can be so tricky sometimes, and it’s not necessarily related to how skilled you are. Seing someone genuinely happy about their own art is such a treat.
That Lucifer though, it was freaky good!!
This was an extremely enjoyable video to watch. I wouldn't mind watching something like this again. Even if it has to be more complicated or more grand for renewed viewership interest.
I love seeing Jazza so excited in this type of video! His eyes shine when the final art is complete, and i's really wholesome!
My freaking goodness! All the paintings are great, but the 3rd one works both with and without the filter! Heck, if you can mass-produce prints of it, it would be like a perfect Halloween thing that would sell well because no one would suspect the change! Like, I freaking want to buy that painting myself now!
Oh that is SO clever having both sides of Lucifer and it worked SO well!! That would be amazing to have on a wall in either contrast!! I love that so much!
I feel like the merch store needs to add a digital Jazza dictionary with all the words he makes up during filming as well.
He is so talented and creative and super underrated and the video quality is so professional absolutely love it
its so cool to see the inverted versions look normal, it really is a magic trick
You never cease to amaze me. Like the bleach and soo many other projects your able to switch and essentially work backwards but this time you just topped it all with inverted colors. Wow!
that last painting is genuinely one i would happily hang up in my house and im not even religious, its just really good art, even before the flip. but that does add SO much more to it!
Yeah because religious people would love having a picture of Lucifer on their wall 🤦
@@morkusmorkus6040 he was the best angel, and if they can have pictures with Judas in it why not Lucifer huh, also also I never said which religion :)
@@silentecho1956 Yes there will be pictures. Like old style renaissance type paintings showing the story of Lucifer...or Judas or whatever. Do you think this is what I was talking about? Do you think this compares?
And there's not a lot of options religions wise assuming all the Abrahamic religions include the story of the fallen angel as cannon which I dont know or care to find out. But it doesnt matter. None of them would have a picture like this of Lucifer on their wall. None. This is the realm of the edgy dark grunge goth style (or whatever the fuck its classified as). This is the kind of thing a cringy edgy teen who listens to death metal would have on their wall.
@@morkusmorkus6040 art is art, so id say it compares why not, a satanist might like it, do you care?
the real sin here is you calling a teen cringe for liking death metal, no need to shit on other peoples parades, its not impressive
its remarkable that you say you dont care to find about about religions then make a sweeping statement about none of them having a picture even like that one, you know? not everyone fits a sterotype Morkus Morkus (istg you better not reveal that you're religious because then this seems like an unfair back and forth hahah)
@@morkusmorkus6040 I consider myself to be religious--I'm a Satanist, I would happily display a painting of the Lightbringer. You're making a lot of assumptions and ignorant statements about things you know nothing about. Silent Echo was just saying that they don't care about theology yet still immensely appreciate the artwork. It's not that deep.
That last one it ffffing incredible! It is such a beautiful art piece both the original and the inverted one. The two first lookes like a mess before they are inverted, but the last one is really beautiful!!
I want the final piece in both versions hanging side by side on my wall. That was such a good transformation
I agree. He should release them as prints you can buy as merch!
This is one of my favourite of your ‘new mediums’ that you’ve worked with, you should definitely explore this further
The Bob Ross style painting goes hard but Jazza forgot to add the birds reflections lol.
nah its perfect :)
He also forgot the clouds.
Birds aren’t real lol
vampire birds...
@@zellafaeYES MAKES ToTaL SeNsE lmfaooo
bro this is the most impressed i've been so far from your videos! and the bar was already fricking high!
honestly dude the patience, the calculations and the detail down to every last stroke was just PERFECT
I could never have imagined painting something that works both in normal and when inverted and your Lucifer painting does it so well! It's incredible! You did such a good job.
Jazza's joker impression never fails to impress, even years after I've heard it last, it still brings a smile to my face.
This is easily one of my favorite videos he's done in a while. The fallen angel end piece was wild and came out so good.
There will always be more forms of art out there I had no clue existed. His understanding of tints and shades is incredible.
All the paintings look absolutely friggen cool both ways.
Indeed. The landscape (normal) kinda feels like a post-nuclear holocaust type setting, but inverted it's suddenly Studio Ghibli.
WHAAAAAAAAAT??!!!!??? I was absolutely amazed and shocked when it was flipped. This was the coolest thing ever and as a fellow artist and general art lover, this made my day. Thanks, Jazza
Dude... Seriously... You got me so stoked on some of the stuff I've been working with and a concept I've used in my miniatures from the beginning. The universe I created has 3 suns for one planet and 1/2 of the time is spent int black light. This just showed me the true potential of my idea as I continue to grow and learn as an artist. I am entirely self taught though, so it's a very long road. I just recently found out I've been using glazing techniques without knowing that was the term for what I was doing.
This was incredible. Also loving Gareth's random commentary in the background. Adds to the whole playful vibe 👌🏻
I love these videos when you experiment with art! First testing things out and then making a final piece. The results are always amazing! I'm so impressed by this video in particular! What an amazing final piece!!
jazza’s channel is so cool because he’s always experimenting and trying out new types of art and even though i only watch occasionally it makes me realize how many different ways there are to do art. seeing jazza try out these things as a beginner always makes me imagine people who devotes their life to becoming a master and makes me wonder what someone could do with it
That finished piece is so awesome! You should do a print that you can flip from one color scheme to the opposite!
Its truly amazing to me how a human can have this much talent.
really interesting concept, loved the surprise when you switched the pictures. And the joker looks so incredible
This is one of my favorite videos from all the years watching Jazza.
I‘ve painted like this before. And it‘s a LOT of fun! It‘s also a really cool exercise to get a better handle on how to use colors, because you have to be much more aware of what you‘re picking.
Can only recommend it to everybody!
that lucifer piece is sick !! love how it works in both inverted and non-inverted, just works so well !
Love the creativity with these videos, jazza. It’s amazing how much motivation and ideas you have!
The Lucifer painting looks great in both versions, and they look great next to each other serving as a thematic contrast that shows the transition from good to evil.
I've seen Jazza seemingly throw together amazing art pieces in short periods of time, but the casual application of well-studied color theory as a self-driven challenge to create these highly competent paintings is very, very impressive.
Well done Jazza.
This was actually incredible. I want more of this, please!!! I would be so curious to see if this still works so well if you try a larger, more detailed piece!
The Lucifer idea is actually so genius and creative I can't even fathom it, and especially due to how amazing it looked in the end! Literally my new favourite piece of art.
I love this concept! They're so pretty and evil and distorted at the same time
I would absolutely buy a print of that reverse Lucifer piece- probably my favorite piece you've ever done! I love the duality of it so much
Awesome work and your goofy energy is uplifting as always. I love especially the Luzifer painting,it worked out so well!
I'll take the angel painting. That's probably the coolest thing I've seen in a long time. Definitely one of my favorite videos so far. Fantastic job!
Watching Jazza getting excited at funny colours is so satisfying
From good angel to bad made sooo much sense with the filter! That made it true art! Like.... wow!🤯
I kind of want an exhibition of this kind of art in a museum, where you could wear some kind of device (maybe some kind of VR or something) that flips the colors and you could see the pieces flipped or as they are drawn by putting that device on or off. That would definitly be a cool concept for a somewhat interactive art experience.
whoa, I would totally go to that
You have really outdone yourself with the angel, like OMG it blows my mind how you managed to get the lighting this good in reverse 🤯 and the wings are so amazing as well!!!
Wow, I watched the entire thing, loved every second of it. I had it on 100x speed
lol bruh 😂
Lmao
@@ayakakamisato8275 I swear it's the truth, idk why you guys would think any different
Bro, I got so confused for a second!
Weird
Its crazy how the joker eyes turn from some teal sploches to actual eyes. Those are the best images you have ever made for the first time in my life I want a print of that
That was truly amazing!!! There's no more to say, as the microphone drops to the floor.
Unbelievable! How are there not more paintings like this??
Super cool, never seen before. Amazing energy makes it even better!
It looks sooo much better when flipped! If that isn't a sign of skill there, I don't know what is. Amazing!
I really want a part 2 of this. Such a cool concept
I love to watch you make art! and have fun doing it! I don't think I've seen anyone have as much fun as you do with art.! Huge fan!! Be well!
More inverted paintings!! Those're so cool!!!
this has to be one of the best ideas you've come up with that worked out so much better than I imagined !!!
Part 2 and possibly 3 of this challenge with more epic artworks please??😁👌💙
Wow. That was incredible. You are a very talented man, Jazza.
I’m not even into art like that, but I always click on your video! Always the best quality and fantastic talent on show.
I love this because it proves that COLOR MATTERS cause look at the joker one, it looks like a Childs scribbles but once you invert it looks PROFESSIONAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! props to you jazza
It is honestly so astonishing at how talented he is, some people are just naturally gifted, and he is one of them.
Im pretty sure he just practiced like crazy, not as a natural gift
Thanks, thumbs up, have a great day.
Happy to watch this in the dead of night in the US TwT
Gives me flashbacks to the old inverted digital video you made, I'm sure I'll love this one just as much :]
Yeah I don’t ever remember seeing jazza upload this late or technically early as I’m 50 minutes past midnight it’s normally around the afternoon or evening when his videos get uploaded
@@CrazyGamebino I think this might just be his new publishing time. His last video was also posted around this time. In Australia, it's 5pm right now whereas he used to upload really late at night. He's probably gotten extra help to edit videos and is no longer working overtime as I remember in a vlog they were working late at night finishing videos.
@@aedeatia makes sense now I should expect videos to drop close to midnight my time or close to it luckily I’m already used to other channels doing stroke of midnight uploads so I won’t be surprised if it continues
I thought they were all great both ways but, the amount of detail that popped in the jokers eyes when it was switched and how dark the under eye got, 'chefs kiss'. Adding the white to the white page didn't do anything, but when it inverted it was amazing how the white showed up so dark. EXCELLENT!
This is such a creative concept I feel like nobody would tackle this
It’s nice to see how much creativity and joy you guys put in those new projects! :)
You know what would be dope? If you drew a painting depicting an Angel in normal colors and a Devil in negative colors, all in the SAME PAINTING!!
Wow! That would great!
I can’t tell if you’re being serious lol
@@ianboyer2224 funny, as I can't tell if your comment is serious.
@@lasercat538 Well if you watched the video, he actually did make that exact painting. Wait..... now I can't tell if you're being serious
@@ianboyer2224 no, he painted Lucifer, not two different angles in the same painting. The commenter was talking about having an angle on one side, in regular color, and a devil next to the angle in negative. When viewing the painting, you'd see both figures but only one would be in proper color. At least, that's what I'm assuming given the fact that he did indeed make the Lucifer painting. Since you were so vague about in your first comment, I assumed you were criticizing the idea itself.
WOW! Those are really impressive, especially the fallen angel piece! The difference is amazing and I like how it works really well in both versions! The lighting and colors flipping to completely change the subject is the best part! The Joker piece looks nice too but that final one! Awesome!
It was written: No Man or Woman can simulate computer inverted colors.
On that weird note, these brushes have boosted my digital drawing confidence because you have the best tools right at your digital finger tips, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND them for that reason.
🎃 Have a wonder Halloween season everyone.
This video is jam packed with masterpieces that show case Jazzas skill as an artist every piece was stunning but the depiction of Lucifer brought tears to my eyes. You are such an inspiration! Beautiful job! Thanks for sharing Jazza!
Hold on hold on, you've done this before! I think it was with markers, but still. I remember because it was my favorite video of yours!
Although for the most part I'd agree inverse is rarely used but there are contrast issues I've solved with the invert tool.
This was one of my favorite videos of Jazza's, and I have been watching for a year or two now and I love all of his stuff, and ALSO I'm not sure how to feel about how good his Joker impression is. But I'm glad this video gave him an outlet
I can imagine the Lucifer one in an art exhibit, where you can download an app from a qr code and point to the image to see its "true" nature
That would be so cool!
The Lucifer painting looks so amazing with all the flames and elements underlit. It would be interesting to see what you could do with a wider range of colors unassisted.
With the landscape I think I honestly prefer how you actually painted it over the inverted version. Yes the field below the mountains is a bit off in the actual painting, however the rest of it has a very interesting look with a firey sky. Plus the lavender trees simply seem like a bit of an illusion on how the light is hitting them.
This is wild. One of the most creative videos so far, for sure. Grateful for all the content, they’re a joy to watch.
I love most of your art but I think the whole concept in this video and what you did with it is my favorite so far
I remember when something like this became a makeup trend 💜
That Lucifer piece is absolutely stunning both conceptually and physically. What the eye naturally sees is the original angel that Lucifer was, and in inversion we see his fall. A very powerful and wonderfully executed piece. Both works are simply incredible.
Lucifer was so satisfying to watch unfold in the process
i was actually really excited to see the final piece, and i haven't actually anticipated in something for so long, it was quite refreshing. and then when i actually saw the inverted angel, i did a mini scream of sorts out loud. 10/10 love the piece
I've done a lot of inverted paintings over the years and they really do look better when you flip the colors 🥲 a lot of my paintings look like absolute garbage until I whip out my phone and invert them 😂
Every time I doubted it would look good flipped but it amazed me how good they all looked
You NEED to make a video trying out FLIPACLIP!!!
What’s Flipaclip
Yasss they dooooo
This was the video that made me subscribe. The pure joy of watching you develop these paintings is undeniable. 5 stars.
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That Lucifer piece is INSANE!!! It looks so awesome in reverse AND with no reverse! You really outdid yourself here, all of them were great!
14:42 Ian I the only one that realized the painted one looks like an angel
I already was amazed already with the beautiful Lucifer, then flipping it made me speechless!! It went from beautiful to demon right away!! Love it so much❤
This is absolutely INCREDIBLE!! These pieces all belong in an art gallery!!