Jazza!! Omg I was Sweating going up against a professional airbrush but I’m so glad they both held up equally😭 I’m a huge fan of this mini airbrush for all my painting needs. Thank you for this boost of confidence. I’m so glad you did this comparison🥰 and I love sending you letters 😂
It makes me want to buy your kit just for the airbrush, and paints, and sculpting tools, and mat, and mixing bowls. But I don't even sculpt!! Where does the air come from? Does it suck air from the atmosphere and compress it? It's magic!
I gotta congratulate you on your box, its really well thought of, well done! If I didnt already own all the stuff in there (multiples.. waiting for an intervention, any day now), I would order it in a heartbeat. Go Jackie!
@@Kalleron my favorite line my gosh I love the art community and the support to each other and the utterly excitement and joy in jazzas voice love ya Jackie your amazing and you kit is packed full of stuff
I mean, I used to watch the beautubers, and they destroyed Jenna Marbles. It was so bad. May the baking gods of evermore protect these creators at all costs.
@@randomaccount64 that is true. I love book fairs, I’m actually 8 and todays week is my school’s book fair week. I’m so excited! I can’t wait to get another WoF book.
Gotta love how Jackie's box actually does "include everything you need" and on top of that can itself serve as a part of the kit in form of an overspray protection screen! Perfect! :D
Seeing the art community always support each other like this just warms my heart! Love to see it! Jackie (NerdECrafter) is so sweet! There's not a bad bone in that body of hers! She deserves all her successes! As do you, Jazza! 🥰👏👌
I love that you admit when you have a bias and explain it. Everyone has opinions and and feelings, that is why in academics acknowledging your bias is step 1 when starting research, in this case you are just researching airbrushes. You are continuously transparent and honest and I genuinely respect that about you.
THIS is the art community of UA-cam!! Genuine, kind, wholesome, no competition or jealousy. Just supporting fellow creators and loving the process!! I loved this so much!
This kind of highlights one of the things I personally really have an issue explaining to a lot of people beginning within any field of art. The expensive programs are typically the ones used by the professionals yes, but they're also made for professionals, and those professionals have usually had years to learn their craft, programs, tools and more. The more beginner priced stuff is typically made for beginners, and will absolutely be amazing for every need you have, up until you eventually learn enough and become good enough to want the extra control that professional implementations have. And the swap over is usually less of a time sink than trying to learn on the professional version in the first place. Of course there are exceptions to this, like I personally think Blender is plenty sufficient for any professional need I could have whilst being free, but there's little risk in going a bit cheaper on these things to learn. Beautiful video and I loved your creations!
Those small portable compressors have been around for a bit and are really good for mini painting. And you don't have to use them with the cheap included airbrush at all if you dont want too. Saves the hassle of being stuck to a large aircompressor especially when you're using the hose attach to the recharable compressor so you don't have the added weight of it attached to your airbrush directly. And when you buy it and have a more expensive airbrush already you can use the cheaper one that comes included for stuff that is less recommended to use an airbrush for, like varnishing
@@PointfulOkapi honestly, a lot of warhammer 40k will pop up, and they offer great value, just understand that's not all there is to mini painting, the tutorials that a lot of the 40K painters offer is great and can be applied to any other miniature!
I forgot how how talented, supportive & kind you are Jazza. Those are the reasons why I subscribed 6 years ago, but can be easily forgotten in the chaos of the channel. Thank you for this video that showcase both your talent & heart
I love the YT art community you guys are so supportive of one another. Thank you for this review as well Jazza so between yourself and Ace of Clay’s review I’m going to make sure I purchase the kit for sure now sounds like a great purchase and a way to add a little airbrushing into my creative skills
I always wonder who decided that being "grown up" meant total loss of joy and fun. Ridiculous! That child-like joy and enthusiasm should be cultivated. Love it!
This video just goes to show how if people actually care about making quality products, they can do so really well and don't even have to put an outrageous price tag on it. Larger companies clearly care little about any of that, so props to all of the small niche little communities of artists who care so much more about these sorts of things!! Thank you to all of you, Jackie in particular for this one
This air brush system would be fabulous for theatre. I once had a character who was a dragon and we air brushed a scale design onto my actor. It was quite the rigmarole and once the body paint was on there wasn’t a super easy way to touch up anything. But an airbrush that is portable GAME CHANGER.
This was so awesome!! You really made the airbrushing look so simple!! 🌟🌟 I love that you used Jackie's mold to create your characters!! The snooty was adorable. For some reason I kept thinking a dressed up greyhound, although poodles would have fit that better!! The salty critter was also amazing!! Both are well done and I'm so glad you had fun doing it!! Thank you for shipping things to Jackie for her videos!👏👏👏
I’m so excited to get her new SNACK kit. I manly ordered it to try airbrushing, as well as support Jackie. I’ve never tried airbrushing before so I’m super excited. Fun video!
I'm exactly the same! I was a bit more hesitant with this one compared to the first box, but I have wanted to try airbrushing, so I decided there's no better time to try than when a content creator I like and trust (in matters of quality and honesty) hands me all the tools needed in exchange for my support!
I’ve wanted to get into airbrushing for a while now but the skill and price point of entry was always a hurdle I didn’t want to jump, now though seeing this beginner friendly airbrush system I think I’m going to dabble and then dive in 😄👍🏻
@@Cre8tive_Always It's all Aliexpress stuff. The "branded" brushes, the rainbow colored metal cutting tools, the silicone funnel and bowl. Everything can be ordered directly from Ali for a fraction of the price they charge. The airbrush itself is the only thing that will set you back a decent amount of money (around $65-70 is what I found).
the timing of this video couldn't have been better! i was just looking at some beginner friendly airbrushes last night! and to be able to support other creators with a purchase of one, plus other great art supplies, is absolutely amazing
I enjoy the fact that when watching Your videos I often get introduced to other artists. good to see you are willing to use your platform to help other creators get some love. not everyone does this.
One of my favorite thing about the UA-cam art community is precisely these moments here, I love seeing the different creative styles come together in these boxes or kits and how exciting it is to hear and see what could be used by every day people :D
This is amazing I love seeing jazza which is a lot of UA-cam artist’s idol being this genuine and supportive of them. This is what gives me hope in humanity. I love you Jackie and you are truly growing into such quality. Muah 💋
I can’t wait till I get her new box I’ve wanted to try airbrushing but I didn’t want to spend a lot on something that will be an occasional fun project day. This looks easy and just as cool for a noob like me.
Love this, especially the rechargeable can: those propellants in old cans could make you feel very strange (no extractor booths or health and safety in the early 80s). I don’t know whether it was a myth but we were taught never to direct pressurised airflow at skin for risk of embolism (air bubble in bloodstream). I nearly screamed when I saw Jazza do it with the big compressor airbrush. Work safely, keep creating!
Hey jez, you probably get a lot of thank yous, I know that you enspired an entire generation of artist to not only do what they love, but to enjoy it. Growing up my household wasn't nice, it was a harsh place with very little joy or love, abuse was very common. Your videos, your channel, you helped me get through that, your videos helped me find a little bit of joy in what was my hell they shaped the way I look at things and ultimately saved my life. Which is slightly odd I must admit, for someone you've never met to affect your life so deeply. I remember that for a project in fine art you had to do research about your favorite and most inspirational artist. I emailed you so many questions 😂, most not usefull to the assignment. That was 7 years ago I was 13, I was a small,scared little fella who's only passion was art, I hadn't had the best relationship with men in general, i no role model to follow ( not a good one anyways) but you showed me that hey there are good men out there. I don't know you personally but you inspired and helped 13 year old me feel like even when it got shit that if you persevered I'd be OK. I'm now 20 years old( shit that makes me feel old 😂) and have just finished getting my extended diploma for art and design (got triple distinction star, Less goo) and am going to university in 2 weeks. So thank you jez, I'm sure I don't speak for only me when I say that you helped me.
Wow, I can relate to this a lot. I was also pretty young when I found this channel, but he’s one of the main motivations that got me into art. My parents weren’t great, and they were abusive in more ways than just physical/emotional, but they eventually kicked me out when I was 15 which ended up being a good thing in the long run. I never liked people, or really anything positive, but Jazza’s videos have always been able to make me smile. Now I’m 17, I’m in my second year of Uni, and I still draw as a hobby ^^
You two keep it up! I used to be a foster parent and know how easy it would have been for you guys to go down a similar path. Life isn’t easy or fair, you know this already. But build your foundation block by block and you’ll see that you can succeed (mentally too), despite those pitiful excuse for parents. You can absolutely choose your family they don’t have to be blood. Just be sure they are people that are your cheerleaders, want what is best for you and never make you feel less than. Best of luck to you both and I have no doubt you’ll be fine. 💕
@@lollylolly8186 yep. Thanks for the kind message. My aunt just had a heart attack and I just went to see her at the hospital but um seeing the nice message was nice, anything to make stuff feel just a little better
@@lollylolly8186 it's almost weird how similar my comment is but my mum is in the hospital couse she suffered a stroke, seeing your message really brightened up my day, thank you and God bless you.
@@PointfulOkapi You two are eerily similar! Perhaps you are meant to cross paths? I’m sorry you are having a rough time! Life can really be unfair. Some people just have to go through so much more and fight so much harder. I’m not religious but I’m convinced you will get your rewards, I just don’t know how or when. I wish I could do or say more. You are in my thoughts, know there is someone in your corner cheering you on. May I send a virtual hug?
The lack of frustration with the small compressor is a huge win for me! Also, as much as I like the French Jazza Dragon, the second dragon is truly adorable!
It was so amazing to see Jazza being so happy for Jackie when the airbrush worked, he has been my art inspiration and it is so awesome to see other people working hard in the art world!
I'd be interested to see a video of you using mediums you hate and/or struggle with. Because I've never seen you be anything other than excellent with all of the things you try lol.
Did you see his calligraphy video? Although to be fair he did well, just relative to other art mediums he tries it looked like he didn’t conquer it , like he does everything else.
Love your excitement and enthusiasm. I'm really looking forward to my kit coming now...even more than I already was. Although your yell of excitement about the letter came while I was eating lunch and scared everyone. Parents, cats, me. Cats scattered to all corners of the house, chaos. It was beautiful. 🤣
Trust me when I say this, every human has artistic abilities. Just do what feels good for you and the more youll do it, the better youll get. Do something completely out the pure joy of doing it, dont judge yourself, dont fear mistakes. It might take a few tries, but dont get discouraged, dont give up. I promise you, you have it :)
fun thing is, there's forms of art that really don't require too much ability. Some doodling patterns are as simple as 'draw a circle-ish. Then continue to draw bigger ones around it. Maybe add others as well'
I have used one of these portable air compressors with my airbrush for the past 4 years doing nail art. Works great and takes up WAY less space. I love it!!🙌
As someone whose seen the $80 portable airbrush and wants to try airbrushing, it's really cool to see how easy it is to use and that it looks user friendly. I hope Jackie has loads of success with her new box as well, this is a great addition to everything in it :)
This is why I watch you. Love your content and even though I really don't do much for art I can see things like this airbrush and see what is available. I would never even think that one of those existed if it wasn't for you showing it. Thank you for being you and being real. Great job may God bless you and your family.
Absolutely true regarding airbrushes! While I'd always encourage a new mini painter to eventually grab a true compressor and get to learning that part; I'd even more just tell them to get a handheld kit and learn with that. I started with a Badger Patriot 105 very middle of the road relatively basic and only moved on to the more expensive sotar 20/20 after months and months with it. The patriot is a workhorse, the larger needle means it's less likely to clog and the same goes for affordable hand held compressor brush combo models. Stuff like the infinity or even crazier Iwata Micron are for when you're ready to go from a civic to a race car. And that's also a real balance thing. The infinity is so lauded because it's great at just about everything except maybe priming where you want a big chunky needle and aren't as worried about getting a clog and having to mess with tiny delicate needles. The micron can write super duper sharp and small, but it's like a thousand dollars US and you are NOT gonna enjoy priming or laying down broad value sketches with it. Banger video banger intro to the uninitiated about the absolute joys of airbrushing.
My son just opened this as his gift today. He's little bit confused and overwhelmed. I showed him the air paint sprayer and had some models for him to play on. He's open to creating something IRL instead of his usual online seeing what others have done. Thank you for a great review and a great product!
I love how excited Jazza gets about making art! It's my dream to get to dabble in all the different art mediums I can get my hands on and to make art for a living. Jazza is the type of person I aspire to be, and I can't wait to see what else he creates. :)
Hey, never been so early!! Just in case you see this, Jazza, I want to thank you so much for sharing with us. Seeing your passion for what you do has encouraged me in my own endeavors - writing, mostly - to enjoy the thrill of the creative process and discovery. Just coming to your channels over the past month or two. Your family is amazing, as is your honesty and genuine nature. I greatly appreciate you as a person, content creator, and artist. Many thanks!
I can’t wait to get mine just for that airbrush. Always wanted to try airbrushing but it always seemed too complicated. This is perfect for getting into it.
Thank you Jazza for comparing the professional air compressor air brush and Nerdcrafter rechargeable portable air brush!!! Both of you are great artists! Though I get it I always see the flaws, too.😊 We do get better with time!!! Love that Super not another crap kit!
Jazza, that was great! NerdECrafter thinks of everything!!! I'm looking forward to my "Not Crap, The Sequel" kit coming next month!! Thank you for this mini airbrush lesson, I will check back for details that I missed. I love the form, NerdECrafter did an amazing job making that mold. I also like that you didn't need to cover the entire form in CosClay!! Thank you for sharing your time & skills.👍🤟🪡🎨
Hey Jazza the clog is usually at the bottom of the paint cup when you get the bubbles, and when you pull the needle it's best to pull it out through the front, by taking off the needle cap? with little wrench. then run the brush through the threads up into the paint cup, then run air brush cleaner through a bit....that usually fixes mine anyway..its usually clogged after I leave for a few weeks without using
I've watched this twice now. The airbrush and esp. you being so happy with it really sold me on the kit. It's so cool but I'm still having trouble using it properly, so I'm really happy I got a beginner friendly one lol imagine I had spent a lot of money to try this and I can't figure it out... Hope I'll get better with time.
Totally want to get this box just worried I'm not going to be able to get it before it runs out on a very very very tight budget. But the airbrush just by itself is amazing I'm glad you did the video jazza and I'm glad she made her box
I bought this kit faster than I've ever bought anything. I had a timer set and had it purchased within a minute of it's release. I can't wait to get mine.
Ace of Clay used the box as a spray booth, too, which makes me wonder if that's what Jackie intended. Also, I love how the snooty dragon looks like a hipster. The pose is the icing on the cake.
I’ve gone to art school professionally and used almost every medium and just like you said professional airbrush equipment is so tricky I always thought it was just not my thing
I have a rechargeable airbrush myself. Convenience is definitely a major benefit. The simple fill and spray is great. One drawback with these are that they absolutely don’t handle thicker paints. But if you’re thinning your paints out it gets the job done
This is so cool! I've always felt so intimidated by even thinking about airbushing, but Jackie's looks so user (and beginner) friendly. I'm finding myself wishing I had one to just play around with now!
OMG watching Jazza use that Infinity gives me mad anxiety. But kind of freeing? Because it's not about the tool, it's about the user. And not being perfect, but enthusiastically crafting to your heart's desire.
I have to admit in the beginning I wasn't sure if I should get Jackys box this year because my bugged is a bit low. But when I saw there was an airbrush in it I absolutely had to have it! Also I'll be using the molds at work to make creatures with my clients. Can't wait to get started!
I have only seen the first minuts of this video and I couldn't resist to buy it. An Airbrush is something I always wanted to try! Thanks for showing! :)
Hey, Jazza! You should blur the QR code from her instructions booklet, you had it clearly visible for a second or few! I know Jackie wants it only available for those who have the boxes. 🥰 P.s. Loved the video, I can't wait to get my box when they ship soon! Jackie is my favourite!
I use the portable airbrushes all the time for leather work. I assumed everyone knew about these. I have about 10 of them each with different brush heads for ease of color switching because they are so inexpensive. I have never used an expensive airbrush before so I am excited to see what you think and to the comparisons.
I am not a professional level airbrush use either, but here is my opinion on the USB chargeable one (having used both that, and a bulky regular compressor set up with an air tank): With the rechargeable one I was always in a worry of the battery going flat in the middle of painting, leaving me a large amount of paint still in the cup. Also it is capable of providing an okay-ish pressure for thin paint, but the margin of error when thinning your paint is much less. With a regular compressor, you can add a bit more pressure if the paint is thicker, when needed. So in the end, I prefer the bulky regular compressor setup (especially if it has an air tank attached to it). In a way it is more user friendly, as there are parameters to adjust if something feels off.
I have a similar airbrush to the cheap one which I was sent to review. I actually really like it, no hoses or heavy compressor to lug around. Mine doesn't have an on button, it just starts when you press the trigger.
AHHHH I CANT WAIT TO GET MINE NOW!!!! I've been so nervous about the airbrush but seeing u compare it makes me a bit more comfortable and alot more excite to get my box
Jazza!! Omg I was Sweating going up against a professional airbrush but I’m so glad they both held up equally😭 I’m a huge fan of this mini airbrush for all my painting needs. Thank you for this boost of confidence. I’m so glad you did this comparison🥰 and I love sending you letters 😂
You diabolical genius you! 🤣
It makes me want to buy your kit just for the airbrush, and paints, and sculpting tools, and mat, and mixing bowls. But I don't even sculpt!! Where does the air come from? Does it suck air from the atmosphere and compress it? It's magic!
I gotta congratulate you on your box, its really well thought of, well done! If I didnt already own all the stuff in there (multiples.. waiting for an intervention, any day now), I would order it in a heartbeat. Go Jackie!
@@Kalleron my favorite line my gosh I love the art community and the support to each other and the utterly excitement and joy in jazzas voice love ya Jackie your amazing and you kit is packed full of stuff
You need to put “JACKIE YOU’RE A DIABOLICAL GENIUS” As a sound bit in your videos from now on and make merch 🤣
This. This is why I love the UA-cam art community. The support. The enthusiasm. The credit where it's due. The excitement. *chef's kiss*
No it’s just the art community 😍
I mean, I used to watch the beautubers, and they destroyed Jenna Marbles. It was so bad. May the baking gods of evermore protect these creators at all costs.
And if you didn’t you’d look like an asshole on a public platform lol
Absolutely agree art UA-cam is the best side of UA-cam and that would be even if it wasn’t a part of my lifestyle!
Yes!! Yes!! Yeeeesssss!
jazza showing his team the airbrush is like a child showing their parents what they bought at the book fair
Oh, I wish adults had a book fair. It was always so much fun for a nerdy little introvert like myself. 😝
My one friend bringing a hundred dollars: 💅💅💅✨✨✨ 💰
@@snowpuppies1 maybe go to a book store?
@@reallyradrabbit but that's not the same thing
@@randomaccount64 that is true. I love book fairs, I’m actually 8 and todays week is my school’s book fair week. I’m so excited! I can’t wait to get another WoF book.
Gotta love how Jackie's box actually does "include everything you need" and on top of that can itself serve as a part of the kit in form of an overspray protection screen! Perfect! :D
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Seeing jazza's joy when he got a letter made me smile so much
nice profile picture bro
Aww I’m getting all the feels
Yea it hurt my ears tho!🤣
I half expected he’d start singing the blues clues “I got a letter” song ;)
Saaaame!! I loved that part :D
Seeing the art community always support each other like this just warms my heart! Love to see it! Jackie (NerdECrafter) is so sweet! There's not a bad bone in that body of hers! She deserves all her successes! As do you, Jazza! 🥰👏👌
They're both super fun to watch!
I love that you admit when you have a bias and explain it. Everyone has opinions and and feelings, that is why in academics acknowledging your bias is step 1 when starting research, in this case you are just researching airbrushes. You are continuously transparent and honest and I genuinely respect that about you.
Same
THIS is the art community of UA-cam!! Genuine, kind, wholesome, no competition or jealousy. Just supporting fellow creators and loving the process!! I loved this so much!
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It’s always fun to see Jazza try new art things
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But he’s done it before?
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@blumie Even if it’s something he’s done before, Jazza always manages to make things interesting :)
@@theirlmess ya
I’m a professional airbrush artist and honestly you can make any airbrush work, even the cheap and nasty airbrushes
Crappy tools are really hard for beginners though. Need good 'student grade' for those who aren't professionals. Professionals work beyond the tools.
I pain with those on my d. Feels so good
@@Skittl1321 this! it takes your years of built skill and experience to know how to make a crappy tool work for you
My experience with cheap crappy airbrushes is not that they airbrush worse, but they are an insane pain in the ass to clean and to clean properly
@@tobiaspieringer1653 Yeah, they still do the job - they're just shit and have a short shelf life
This kind of highlights one of the things I personally really have an issue explaining to a lot of people beginning within any field of art.
The expensive programs are typically the ones used by the professionals yes, but they're also made for professionals, and those professionals have usually had years to learn their craft, programs, tools and more. The more beginner priced stuff is typically made for beginners, and will absolutely be amazing for every need you have, up until you eventually learn enough and become good enough to want the extra control that professional implementations have. And the swap over is usually less of a time sink than trying to learn on the professional version in the first place.
Of course there are exceptions to this, like I personally think Blender is plenty sufficient for any professional need I could have whilst being free, but there's little risk in going a bit cheaper on these things to learn.
Beautiful video and I loved your creations!
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I'm not an artist but I love watching them on UA-cam.... and I have to say... they are by FAR the most wholesome community on UA-cam.
Those small portable compressors have been around for a bit and are really good for mini painting. And you don't have to use them with the cheap included airbrush at all if you dont want too. Saves the hassle of being stuck to a large aircompressor especially when you're using the hose attach to the recharable compressor so you don't have the added weight of it attached to your airbrush directly. And when you buy it and have a more expensive airbrush already you can use the cheaper one that comes included for stuff that is less recommended to use an airbrush for, like varnishing
Painting miniatures seems really fun- maybe I can get an airbrush like that sometime
@@PointfulOkapi first rule of mini painting: thin your paint (two thin layers).
@@jc7997aj ooh okay thank you, any tutorials you recommend?
@@PointfulOkapi honestly, a lot of warhammer 40k will pop up, and they offer great value, just understand that's not all there is to mini painting, the tutorials that a lot of the 40K painters offer is great and can be applied to any other miniature!
@@shadowsketch926 thanks dude, this community is awesome
I love his enthusiasm omg it’s like a child on Christmas opening the box, so wholesome ❤
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I forgot how how talented, supportive & kind you are Jazza. Those are the reasons why I subscribed 6 years ago, but can be easily forgotten in the chaos of the channel. Thank you for this video that showcase both your talent & heart
I love the YT art community you guys are so supportive of one another. Thank you for this review as well Jazza so between yourself and Ace of Clay’s review I’m going to make sure I purchase the kit for sure now sounds like a great purchase and a way to add a little airbrushing into my creative skills
I agree
Jazza is the art in person, a real grown man .... "yeeeeey i get a letter again"
I always wonder who decided that being "grown up" meant total loss of joy and fun. Ridiculous! That child-like joy and enthusiasm should be cultivated. Love it!
I would be delighted too if I got a special letter just for me and his wonderful viewers
This video just goes to show how if people actually care about making quality products, they can do so really well and don't even have to put an outrageous price tag on it. Larger companies clearly care little about any of that, so props to all of the small niche little communities of artists who care so much more about these sorts of things!! Thank you to all of you, Jackie in particular for this one
Ahh Jackie’s airbrush is so cool!!! :D
oh hello Jess, didnt expect to see you here!
This air brush system would be fabulous for theatre. I once had a character who was a dragon and we air brushed a scale design onto my actor. It was quite the rigmarole and once the body paint was on there wasn’t a super easy way to touch up anything. But an airbrush that is portable GAME CHANGER.
This was so awesome!! You really made the airbrushing look so simple!! 🌟🌟 I love that you used Jackie's mold to create your characters!! The snooty was adorable. For some reason I kept thinking a dressed up greyhound, although poodles would have fit that better!! The salty critter was also amazing!! Both are well done and I'm so glad you had fun doing it!! Thank you for shipping things to Jackie for her videos!👏👏👏
I’m so excited to get her new SNACK kit. I manly ordered it to try airbrushing, as well as support Jackie. I’ve never tried airbrushing before so I’m super excited. Fun video!
*paint is everywhere*
I'm exactly the same!
I was a bit more hesitant with this one compared to the first box, but I have wanted to try airbrushing, so I decided there's no better time to try than when a content creator I like and trust (in matters of quality and honesty) hands me all the tools needed in exchange for my support!
I’ve wanted to get into airbrushing for a while now but the skill and price point of entry was always a hurdle I didn’t want to jump, now though seeing this beginner friendly airbrush system I think I’m going to dabble and then dive in 😄👍🏻
What’s the airbrush by its self called I want to buy it but I don’t know what it’s called
@@kaichikor2307 same, I would buy the craft kit if I could, but I really just want to know where to find that airbrush. :/
@@Cre8tive_Always It's all Aliexpress stuff. The "branded" brushes, the rainbow colored metal cutting tools, the silicone funnel and bowl. Everything can be ordered directly from Ali for a fraction of the price they charge. The airbrush itself is the only thing that will set you back a decent amount of money (around $65-70 is what I found).
@@RacingPepe that's pretty bad but to be expected from youtuber products
the timing of this video couldn't have been better! i was just looking at some beginner friendly airbrushes last night! and to be able to support other creators with a purchase of one, plus other great art supplies, is absolutely amazing
Jazzas enthusiasm is just so infectious!
I enjoy the fact that when watching Your videos I often get introduced to other artists. good to see you are willing to use your platform to help other creators get some love. not everyone does this.
One of my favorite thing about the UA-cam art community is precisely these moments here, I love seeing the different creative styles come together in these boxes or kits and how exciting it is to hear and see what could be used by every day people :D
This is amazing I love seeing jazza which is a lot of UA-cam artist’s idol being this genuine and supportive of them. This is what gives me hope in humanity. I love you Jackie and you are truly growing into such quality. Muah 💋
I can’t wait till I get her new box I’ve wanted to try airbrushing but I didn’t want to spend a lot on something that will be an occasional fun project day. This looks easy and just as cool for a noob like me.
I love how both turned out and I would definitely get the box for just the airbrush. Always wanted to give airbrush a try.
Love this, especially the rechargeable can: those propellants in old cans could make you feel very strange (no extractor booths or health and safety in the early 80s). I don’t know whether it was a myth but we were taught never to direct pressurised airflow at skin for risk of embolism (air bubble in bloodstream). I nearly screamed when I saw Jazza do it with the big compressor airbrush. Work safely, keep creating!
Hey jez, you probably get a lot of thank yous, I know that you enspired an entire generation of artist to not only do what they love, but to enjoy it. Growing up my household wasn't nice, it was a harsh place with very little joy or love, abuse was very common. Your videos, your channel, you helped me get through that, your videos helped me find a little bit of joy in what was my hell they shaped the way I look at things and ultimately saved my life. Which is slightly odd I must admit, for someone you've never met to affect your life so deeply. I remember that for a project in fine art you had to do research about your favorite and most inspirational artist. I emailed you so many questions 😂, most not usefull to the assignment. That was 7 years ago I was 13, I was a small,scared little fella who's only passion was art, I hadn't had the best relationship with men in general, i no role model to follow ( not a good one anyways) but you showed me that hey there are good men out there. I don't know you personally but you inspired and helped 13 year old me feel like even when it got shit that if you persevered I'd be OK. I'm now 20 years old( shit that makes me feel old 😂) and have just finished getting my extended diploma for art and design (got triple distinction star, Less goo) and am going to university in 2 weeks.
So thank you jez, I'm sure I don't speak for only me when I say that you helped me.
Wow, I can relate to this a lot. I was also pretty young when I found this channel, but he’s one of the main motivations that got me into art. My parents weren’t great, and they were abusive in more ways than just physical/emotional, but they eventually kicked me out when I was 15 which ended up being a good thing in the long run. I never liked people, or really anything positive, but Jazza’s videos have always been able to make me smile. Now I’m 17, I’m in my second year of Uni, and I still draw as a hobby ^^
You two keep it up! I used to be a foster parent and know how easy it would have been for you guys to go down a similar path. Life isn’t easy or fair, you know this already. But build your foundation block by block and you’ll see that you can succeed (mentally too), despite those pitiful excuse for parents. You can absolutely choose your family they don’t have to be blood. Just be sure they are people that are your cheerleaders, want what is best for you and never make you feel less than.
Best of luck to you both and I have no doubt you’ll be fine. 💕
@@lollylolly8186 yep. Thanks for the kind message. My aunt just had a heart attack and I just went to see her at the hospital but um seeing the nice message was nice, anything to make stuff feel just a little better
@@lollylolly8186 it's almost weird how similar my comment is but my mum is in the hospital couse she suffered a stroke, seeing your message really brightened up my day, thank you and God bless you.
@@PointfulOkapi You two are eerily similar! Perhaps you are meant to cross paths? I’m sorry you are having a rough time! Life can really be unfair. Some people just have to go through so much more and fight so much harder. I’m not religious but I’m convinced you will get your rewards, I just don’t know how or when. I wish I could do or say more. You are in my thoughts, know there is someone in your corner cheering you on. May I send a virtual hug?
Jazza using Jackie's kits is always a great video ❤
jazza: Nothing to crazy..
Makes a masterpiece
And also…Jackie did an awesome job at creating the kit.
The lack of frustration with the small compressor is a huge win for me! Also, as much as I like the French Jazza Dragon, the second dragon is truly adorable!
It was so amazing to see Jazza being so happy for Jackie when the airbrush worked, he has been my art inspiration and it is so awesome to see other people working hard in the art world!
I'd be interested to see a video of you using mediums you hate and/or struggle with. Because I've never seen you be anything other than excellent with all of the things you try lol.
Than he would paint with sand by throwing it on glue
@@freeEnd_ he's actually done that, no? He did sand and different sugars?
Did you see his calligraphy video? Although to be fair he did well, just relative to other art mediums he tries it looked like he didn’t conquer it , like he does everything else.
@@lollylolly8186 I have not seen the calligraphy one. I'll have to check it out
I remember him struggling with his etch a sketch video
Love your excitement and enthusiasm. I'm really looking forward to my kit coming now...even more than I already was. Although your yell of excitement about the letter came while I was eating lunch and scared everyone. Parents, cats, me. Cats scattered to all corners of the house, chaos. It was beautiful. 🤣
Jazza is amazing I have no artistic ability but he makes me wanna try! Kinestheticly of course
Trust me when I say this, every human has artistic abilities. Just do what feels good for you and the more youll do it, the better youll get. Do something completely out the pure joy of doing it, dont judge yourself, dont fear mistakes. It might take a few tries, but dont get discouraged, dont give up. I promise you, you have it :)
fun thing is, there's forms of art that really don't require too much ability. Some doodling patterns are as simple as 'draw a circle-ish. Then continue to draw bigger ones around it. Maybe add others as well'
I have used one of these portable air compressors with my airbrush for the past 4 years doing nail art. Works great and takes up WAY less space. I love it!!🙌
As someone whose seen the $80 portable airbrush and wants to try airbrushing, it's really cool to see how easy it is to use and that it looks user friendly. I hope Jackie has loads of success with her new box as well, this is a great addition to everything in it :)
ICAN IMAGINE JACKIE BEING SO HAPPY LOOKING AT JAZZAZ REACTIONS LMAO
Hopefully he'll find her comment soon and pin it. It is from only a few minutes ago, but was top of the list for me
Omg yes. That studio walk through was nice! Liked seeing everyone in their environments.
What I love about Jackie is she does her homework. She tested different airbrush devices.
i love seeing artists supporting artists on youtube! it makes my heart warm to know there are wires crossing everywhere.
Your honesty is another reason why I absolutely trust your opinion. Love it.
If it's of any help, I find that using a sonic jewelry cleaner to soak my airbrush parts in after use really helps keep them working nicely.
Gosh, he's just good at literally everything!
He's shockingly good at everything. Usually people have at least one medium they can't figure out lol.
We are brothers
@@jordanleighwheatley pottery: are you sure about that
@@hassanpirzada8955 I feel like I saw the mini pottery wheel and those turned out great!
I can’t wait to get my box! Love you and Jackie and i hope to see you two do somekind of team tag video!!
Jackie is so awesome. I love art community crossovers!
This is why I watch you. Love your content and even though I really don't do much for art I can see things like this airbrush and see what is available. I would never even think that one of those existed if it wasn't for you showing it.
Thank you for being you and being real.
Great job may God bless you and your family.
This is like Jazza getting an early christmas gift
The joy in his voice opening the kit is priceless
Dude, I can't emphasize enough how much I respect and appreciate your content. Absolute legend 👏
Absolutely true regarding airbrushes! While I'd always encourage a new mini painter to eventually grab a true compressor and get to learning that part; I'd even more just tell them to get a handheld kit and learn with that. I started with a Badger Patriot 105 very middle of the road relatively basic and only moved on to the more expensive sotar 20/20 after months and months with it. The patriot is a workhorse, the larger needle means it's less likely to clog and the same goes for affordable hand held compressor brush combo models. Stuff like the infinity or even crazier Iwata Micron are for when you're ready to go from a civic to a race car. And that's also a real balance thing. The infinity is so lauded because it's great at just about everything except maybe priming where you want a big chunky needle and aren't as worried about getting a clog and having to mess with tiny delicate needles. The micron can write super duper sharp and small, but it's like a thousand dollars US and you are NOT gonna enjoy priming or laying down broad value sketches with it. Banger video banger intro to the uninitiated about the absolute joys of airbrushing.
My son just opened this as his gift today. He's little bit confused and overwhelmed. I showed him the air paint sprayer and had some models for him to play on. He's open to creating something IRL instead of his usual online seeing what others have done. Thank you for a great review and a great product!
I sound like an idiot, but at least I'm trying.
I love how excited Jazza gets about making art! It's my dream to get to dabble in all the different art mediums I can get my hands on and to make art for a living. Jazza is the type of person I aspire to be, and I can't wait to see what else he creates. :)
Thank God for captions....
The first three minutes of Jazza's excitement levels *MURDERED* the last remaining speaker on my phone....
Hey, never been so early!!
Just in case you see this, Jazza, I want to thank you so much for sharing with us. Seeing your passion for what you do has encouraged me in my own endeavors - writing, mostly - to enjoy the thrill of the creative process and discovery. Just coming to your channels over the past month or two. Your family is amazing, as is your honesty and genuine nature. I greatly appreciate you as a person, content creator, and artist. Many thanks!
The “what have you done you diabolical genius?!” really warmed my heart
I'm sooooo excited to get this!! I just got my first kit last week, so ive been busily sculpting my little dude!
Also, I've never tried airbrushing, so I really appreciate this video!! I love the...Enthusidragon??!
That's really cool, didn't know a airbrush could be so simple, very cool of you to promote a fellow artists box to
I had so fun watching this! My favourite creator creating creations from my favourite creator’s creation. Awesomeness. I approve in grains!
This is awesome!!!
It was also very lovely seeing your big swing paint bucket piece on the wall too!
Have a great day Jazza
I can’t wait to get mine just for that airbrush. Always wanted to try airbrushing but it always seemed too complicated. This is perfect for getting into it.
I love seeing the joy the letter brought you, and seeing you showing kits like this some love/attention.
Thank you Jazza for comparing the professional air compressor air brush and Nerdcrafter rechargeable portable air brush!!!
Both of you are great artists! Though I get it I always see the flaws, too.😊
We do get better with time!!!
Love that Super not another crap kit!
Jazza, that was great! NerdECrafter thinks of everything!!! I'm looking forward to my "Not Crap, The Sequel" kit coming next month!! Thank you for this mini airbrush lesson, I will check back for details that I missed. I love the form, NerdECrafter did an amazing job making that mold. I also like that you didn't need to cover the entire form in CosClay!! Thank you for sharing your time & skills.👍🤟🪡🎨
I bought the Jazza pro artist set and it arrived recently. I've just given it to a friend's 11 year old son for their birthday and it made their day!
Yeah, more Jackie's craft kit!
Hey Jazza the clog is usually at the bottom of the paint cup when you get the bubbles, and when you pull the needle it's best to pull it out through the front, by taking off the needle cap? with little wrench. then run the brush through the threads up into the paint cup, then run air brush cleaner through a bit....that usually fixes mine anyway..its usually clogged after I leave for a few weeks without using
Congratulations 👏 you've been selected for my ongoing Giveaway contest
I've watched this twice now. The airbrush and esp. you being so happy with it really sold me on the kit. It's so cool but I'm still having trouble using it properly, so I'm really happy I got a beginner friendly one lol imagine I had spent a lot of money to try this and I can't figure it out... Hope I'll get better with time.
Totally want to get this box just worried I'm not going to be able to get it before it runs out on a very very very tight budget. But the airbrush just by itself is amazing I'm glad you did the video jazza and I'm glad she made her box
I ordered the kit for my 13 yr old as a Christmas gift. I'm excited to see what she comes up with as an absolute beginner.
i was so genuinely shocked when you said the box was only $150 for everything it includes like,,, god damn, jackie is working miracles
I bought this kit faster than I've ever bought anything. I had a timer set and had it purchased within a minute of it's release. I can't wait to get mine.
Wow, this rechargeable air brush is probably going to make its way to the beauty community in no time
Ace of Clay used the box as a spray booth, too, which makes me wonder if that's what Jackie intended. Also, I love how the snooty dragon looks like a hipster. The pose is the icing on the cake.
I’ve gone to art school professionally and used almost every medium and just like you said professional airbrush equipment is so tricky I always thought it was just not my thing
I have a rechargeable airbrush myself. Convenience is definitely a major benefit. The simple fill and spray is great. One drawback with these are that they absolutely don’t handle thicker paints. But if you’re thinning your paints out it gets the job done
This is so cool! I've always felt so intimidated by even thinking about airbushing, but Jackie's looks so user (and beginner) friendly. I'm finding myself wishing I had one to just play around with now!
So glad to watch another UA-camr kit! The last was amazing!
Infinity - thats the airbrush i have too... exactly the same. i love it.
4:24 Congratulations, Jackie, you've FINALLY blown Jazza's mind into cosmic stardust. ^^
OMG watching Jazza use that Infinity gives me mad anxiety. But kind of freeing? Because it's not about the tool, it's about the user. And not being perfect, but enthusiastically crafting to your heart's desire.
I can’t wait to get my hands on this kit. Im so chuffed the you tubers are beginning to put out these types of vids about them 😍
The EnthusiaDragon! It's just so cute and playful. That airbrush looked way easier to use as well.
I have to admit in the beginning I wasn't sure if I should get Jackys box this year because my bugged is a bit low. But when I saw there was an airbrush in it I absolutely had to have it! Also I'll be using the molds at work to make creatures with my clients. Can't wait to get started!
I was already excited to get this kit, but seeing your joy over the airbrush has me wishing it would arrive tomorrow!
I have only seen the first minuts of this video and I couldn't resist to buy it. An Airbrush is something I always wanted to try! Thanks for showing! :)
Hey, Jazza! You should blur the QR code from her instructions booklet, you had it clearly visible for a second or few! I know Jackie wants it only available for those who have the boxes. 🥰
P.s. Loved the video, I can't wait to get my box when they ship soon! Jackie is my favourite!
I use the portable airbrushes all the time for leather work. I assumed everyone knew about these. I have about 10 of them each with different brush heads for ease of color switching because they are so inexpensive. I have never used an expensive airbrush before so I am excited to see what you think and to the comparisons.
This looked so fun!
I am not a professional level airbrush use either, but here is my opinion on the USB chargeable one (having used both that, and a bulky regular compressor set up with an air tank):
With the rechargeable one I was always in a worry of the battery going flat in the middle of painting, leaving me a large amount of paint still in the cup. Also it is capable of providing an okay-ish pressure for thin paint, but the margin of error when thinning your paint is much less. With a regular compressor, you can add a bit more pressure if the paint is thicker, when needed.
So in the end, I prefer the bulky regular compressor setup (especially if it has an air tank attached to it). In a way it is more user friendly, as there are parameters to adjust if something feels off.
The excitement to the letter is so cute
I love when you try new mediums!
none of this stuff is new. He has done it before.
@@spacechimp5141 you’re right! I completely forgot he’s done air brushing before 🤪
You guys are the best! 😁 I love how you both support each other. 💕 I need that kit!!! 😩 I like your enthusicorn the best. 😆
I have a similar airbrush to the cheap one which I was sent to review. I actually really like it, no hoses or heavy compressor to lug around. Mine doesn't have an on button, it just starts when you press the trigger.
LOL- Ace of clay did the spray booth from the packaging, as well!
AHHHH I CANT WAIT TO GET MINE NOW!!!! I've been so nervous about the airbrush but seeing u compare it makes me a bit more comfortable and alot more excite to get my box
I hope Jackie sees this video ! I think she’ll love it :D