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as someone who struggles with analysis paralysis and worrying too much about mistakes and what I don't know how to do well...watching Jazza just stumble forward is sooooo much better than watching more experienced crafters like Miniac personally. I love all the other painting channels, but the willingness to accept and showcase the learning period is amazing. Thank you.
Lemme put it like this. Figure skating and rollerblading are different, but skills from one transfer over to the other and shorten the learning curve. Learning and mastering one medium tends to make learning others easier, in particular, drawing is a great bedrock for all other mediums. Feel me?
Jazza _"playing dirty"_ in his videos while not explicitly being non-PG is everything that makes this channel amazing. Oh and the art's alright too I guess
Bears shit in woods? I thought bears hold it in till they find someone’s house then break in to use it. But the REAL question is....does the bear wash it's paws, flush, & wipe?
Although I do prefer Scott's color scheme, I gotta give this one to you, Jazza! Crazy stupid impressive that you were able to accomplish this your first time using an airbrush at this caliber, Plus you had no protection against the fumes so you were able to do this while practically intoxicated hahahaha. Love the gold lighting too!
My opinion: Jazza- his colors were normal, he painted it very well, but he didn`t prepare well. The outcome was amazing, and it was pretty clever that he used tape and the sticky gum-like thing. This helped him a lot. It was amazing knowing, that this was his second time using an airbrush. It's cool how he added too much yellow and it actually became better. (In my eyes I see it like its very dark around the character and in front of him is something like a golden shiny treasure)(Personally, I never used one so I don't know how hard it is) Miniac- The colors he choose surprised me, but it was a unique and smart move. He DID prepare excellent, with cleaning the figure, making a base (the dirt one), making a plan he should follow, and preparing everything he will use (paint, face mask). I liked the outcome a lot he added the flame and the lighting and that was good. The thing that I like the most, was that when he did that with the red paint on the ax, he fixed it and it looked even better than before. The other thing that I like was his organization. Results- I have some categories and I will judge them like that: Based on their experience- Definitely Jazza. He has used the airbrush 2 times, and yet the figure was painted well. Based on the colors- Here wins Jazza again. My favorite color is purple, but the way Maniac painted the figure was too strange to me. Personally, for this exact figure, I imagine normal colors. Based on how they did it- Here the winner is Miniac. He prepared and did it like a pro. I liked the fact he made something beautiful from a mistake. The actual results- The big winner here is Miniac. And this is because he mastered this subject (airbrush) and is actually pretty good. Jazza should not disappoint. He did good, and if he practices he will become very good at it. I made this final result objectively (That means non of the goods I said earlier does not matter. Only the outcome). That's a very long comment so I should stop here. This is my entry for the airpods. Have a nice day.
You should have won the air pods instead of the person who said "scott should win because its funny to see you lose hahahahahahaha" or something like that. But you should have totally won.
Jazza: Hey Scott, I want to work on my airbrush skills. Do you mind if I play around a bit and we call it a "competition?" Scott: Sure. How much time do we have...3 weeks? Jazza: How about 3 hours. I need to make time to paint with food. Scott: (To himself - That's barely enough time to paint the base). Why not. Sounds like fun. Jazza: Huffing fumes - A little tape here, some blu-tack there. Voila (in Australian)! Scott: Today I am going to show you how to spend three hours preparing to dip a display model in Simple Green Great job to both of you. Very fun to watch.
I feel like not many people are focusing about how this is basically jazza’s first time actually using an airbrush for actual painting so I think he deserves to win.
You do not win a deadlifting competition lifting 50lbs even if you have never done a deadlift before. A large amount of Jazza's channel is him using things he has never used before (and generally in ways they are not intended to be used) and making it work amazingly. It is sort if his thing to improvise with tools.
@@doodledicemonsters Scott is used to doing figurines in a certain way. His mind knows the 'correct' way and has a hard time adapting for a solution (the blood for example). While Jazza, whose personality revolves around (self-proclaimed/self-proshouted) kinesthetic learning. As you said, he's used to using different mediums and applying rules from one onto another and adapting.
although Miniac did some really nice neon effect, overall I like the feel of Jazza's paintjob more. at the end of the day, miniatures with great details in the paintjob are much more pleasing to the eye, and I don't feel that capturing effect from Miniac's version. though his version also turned out nice, of course! I wouldn't be able to do even half of that haha so, winner for me: Jazza!
I believe Scott won this one because his execution and preparation were more flawless. Also he payed attention to some more details on the model like fixing the mold lines and filling the cracks on the model for a more pristine finish. But for a second timer jazza did very well and will easily become a natural at it.
I feel like Jazza won because he treaded new territory with an extremely unfamiliar art tool and still came out with an amazing figurine by the end of it all. Scott has more practise and know a bunch of tips and tricks that Jazza clearly didn't which provided him with a distinct advantage from the very start. But they both did a great job to be honest. The only thing that was kinda odd on Jazza'a was the ridiculous amounts of yellow on the project. But I mean... Still looked cool :)
You are just stating facts. Is it jazzas second time yes it is. Is Scott a professional yes, he is Is the competition about progress no it’s about the end result. It is your choice I feel like you should take my comment into consideration but it’s still 💯 you’re choice
I think doing the shading with inks or washes instead of flat colours would have made the model less of a giant mess. Still, good job for second time using an airbrush!
The unbiased judgement ⚖️: - Bribe - Sorry Miniac… AirPods... Point for Jazza! 🎧 - Most prepped - No surprise being unprepared is kind of Jazza’s charm… Point for Miniac! 🎌 - Most improved: Had no expectations during Jazza's airbrush practice but as always results in pro level artwork… Point for Jazza! 🎨 - Health & Safety - Kids stay safe, wear masks and goggles… Point for Miniac! 🥽 - Best Technique - Miniac’s equipment and lighting technique made colours pop and was on point… Point for Miniac! ⭐️ - Detail - For doing the hard work of skin toning, perfect pearly whites and using creative masking materials… Point for Jazza! ⚡ - Sympathy point for biggest mess up - Felt so bad when the red paint splattered across the axe… Point for Miniac! 💚 - Presentation and display of end product - Enjoyed seeing the fire effects, lighting and miniature display rotation…. Point for Jazza! 🎭 - Tie breaker: Most banter - Both extremely entertaining videos but for all round laughs… Point for Jazza! 🤣 A close competition with two extremely talented competitors fighting for glory with nothing but an Airbrush. 🏆Congratulations Jazza for the win with 5 points to Miniac’s 4 points!
The winner was definitely jazza. He improved SO MUCH from when he first painted a mini and he has a lot of colour differences and detail. Scott’s was amazing but jazza didn’t cut any corners and tried his best with every little detail. This all makes him a winner in my eyes. And what can I say, he incentivized me! (And blew me a little kiss)🎨
I love how scott had all the safety gear and jazza is like *huffs paint fumes* *screams* "i lost all my contrast!" MAYBE BECAUSE YOU CAN'T SEE PROPERLY WITH THE LACK OF OXYGEN IN YOUR LUNGS AND BRAIN
I was really happy watching this video because it shows the painting of a miniature figure which Jazza has said before it’s a hobby of his; so we get to see Jazza do something he really enjoys doing. With the use of an airbrush for the second time! Genuinely got to give props to our favourite Aussie doing what he does best and making it entertaining for all of us to watch! And that is my reason for Jazza winning also the fact he gave his mini a background and knew how he wanted the end result to work envisioned this and brought it to life as we all watched.
Here is my judging of the competition. Was good to see that apart from the fiery competitiveness that we had a very clean fight. Jazza: Colour - The colours were cool and well used but lacked a bit of pop, 6 Contrast - Was all going well until the end, 5 Detail - Very specific about colour use and effort to detail and mask. 8 Epicness - I love this, it's awesome and want it, 9 Video funniness - I laughed a fair bit; I love these videos, keep it up, 8 Total - 36 Scott: Colour - Colour palette was so cool really vibrant and had that pop just not terribly diverse, 7 Contrast - Unlike Jazza you managed to keep the contrast to the end, 7 Detail - The few stencil details were cool but ruined by the blood and also as you said a bit of a cheatsy method of painting, 4 Epicness - Gimme this as well please, 8 Video funniness - Very brilliant videos, love finding new UA-camrs like you. Subscribing please, 8 Total - 34 All in all, it was very close. Both of you did amazingly, and I would honestly have both of them on my display shelf. But I have to give this one to jazz mainly due to creativity and application of the time. I look forward to your future projects and hope to see another competition between you two! (Disclaimer I am not an art critic so I have no idea really what I'm talking about)
I really liked the coloring of Scott’s and the lighting on Jazza’s. They are both a work of art but in the end I think Scott wins, he has a lot of practice and it shows off on his work. Although I must say I am very impressed with Jazza for his second time ever using an airbrush, I couldn’t do it for sure.
I honestly think Jazza wins, he is very accurate with spray painting, and also very detailed and a very accurate representation of colors, even down to the armpits, no hard feelings Scott. *It's nothing personal.*
Agree with that. Scot did an amazing job, but it was pink and purple. Every where. Jazza took it a bit further with skintone and lots of different colour and mask of a lot of things so at the end more detailed.
Ok... here is my vote... Scott's was really good, except... I am not a really other-worldly artist, I'm a more scenic person, and I don't really like how he used the purple and all that stuff, but it was a really epic result. Jazza's... I really like how he thought of his character 'leaping' over the flames, and fire usually gives off a yellow-ish glow, and the contrast wasn't great, but I like the creativity of the deep red rag, as since in a war (which is what I thought could be going on) lots of people are dying. I thought one of the Viking's peers could have been stabbed, and the red was blood of a friend that he could have been trying to save, but was unsuccessful. Amazing job for your second time using an airbrush, Jazza! My vote is... Sorry, Scott. Jazza's was my favourite.
I really took my time observing and analyzing every step each contestant took in order to come to the best (but personal) conclusion. The details are as follows: Before the challenge started, Scott -Assembled, cleaned (with soap to remove resin/residue to allow the paint reach as much surface area possible),and gap-filled the model. -Utilized a special substance that would prevent paint from clogging. -Elaborated and wrote down a plan to execute the “best possible performance” for every step. -Prepared the base paint beforehand. [Hour 1] -Skipped priming and base-coated the entire model with a magenta color to later “give the illusion of detail” -Added some sharp highlights with teal colored acrylic ink and added white acrylic ink over the teal highlights to give it contrast. -Sprayed some purple and magenta ink to add tonality. [Hour 2] -Painted the base with navy blue as the base color and sea foam green to introduce highlights. -To mask the surfaces, Scott used modeling latex and applied thick layers over small areas for precision to detail, and sticker-like semi-transparent paper(“Lightning Bolt Masks”) on larger but less rigid surfaces, then introduced a coat of white ink to mask the previous color and then added a lime green color ink to add the desired detail. [Hour 3] -Performed some corrections by spraying some of the previous colors and added some blood effects as the finishing touch. Meanwhile, Jazza took a similiar yet different approach: Jazza cleaned the airbrush and practiced with it by creating a mini series of 4 different warmups on separate pieces of paper to ultimately test the accuracy and speed with such: -Multi-dotted piece of paper, -Series of circles to test the gradients, -A circle maze to remain within the lines, -A human body template for detail. Jazza also prepared the model by slowly and “carefully” assembling it using superglue. [Hour 1] After coating the model entirely black, Jazza started with spraying strong white lighting over the entire body. -Created different base colors(skin color on the.. skin, white highlights on the leather) -Used a heat gun to (unintentionally disassemble the figure) dry the paint faster and used blu-tack to mask certain surfaces in the process. [Hour 2] -Began adding the details on the leather using different tones of brown paint & red on the cloth. [Hour 3] -Used masking tape and blu-tack to cover the leather and skin, and other surfaces, to paint the metal parts with a bluish color as the base and white as the highlights and teeth. -Proceeded to carefully remove the masking materials . -Lastly, added the final highlights using white & yellow colors for a dramatic effect, and purple to define some serious shadows. -Did some final assembly and showcased the finished masterpiece. ~~~~~~~~~~ Now, with some observations, -Scott used “fewer” amounts of color options(Magenta, purple, teal white, navy blue, sea foam green, lime green, red) to save time when cleaning the airbrush to change to a different color. -He specified which colors he was using in every step. -Painted over large surfaces rather than piece by piece to save time and to give the illusion of detail and effort. -Used a spray mask as the appropriate safety equipment but did not use goggles, While Jazza considered only goggles as a safety measure. -Did not specify which colors he was using (most of the time) -Worked hard rather than smart for the most part but his noticeable efforts convinced me to favor him. Scott obviously has more experience than Jazza has in miniature painting. Based on personal opinion, Jazza seemed more dedicated on the project. Scott worked using mostly tricks and knowledge that allowed him to ease his performance. Jazza used his All-terrain Artist instincts to tackle every challenge. Scott decided to try an out-of-this-world design on the model. Jazza painted the model as life-like as possible. Scott put most of his effort into masking and covering the model. Jazza put most of his effort into painting and giving life to the model. Scott came up with a professionally and imaginatively made product. Jazza came up with a creatively made product. Scott painted out of the box. Jazza painted the figure within familiar, realistic labels. Scott is probably not amused about who wins. Jazza bribed us to vote for him. Shrek for president. I give my vote to Jazza (without taking the bribe into account) because he seemed more enthusiastic and.. personally speaking, he put more effort into the project since he’s still getting the hang of the airbrush, even though he’s practically a pro at everything else. But Scott also gave us a very nice outcome with his model, my favorite part is the color choice, especially the lime green fire. °o° Don’t hate me, Scott.
I agree, I thought jazza really screwed up with the yellow and loss of contrast. But when I watched the other video, his color choice and final product were....honestly....off-putting and disappointing, I was expecting a much better product than what he showed at the end. I think jazza beat him hands down.
I also noticed when I watched the other video that Scott used a paint brush at one point to put on detail whereas Jazza didn’t. I voted for Jazza for that reason and also because I preferred the colour choice of his. Didn’t really like the colours Scott chose.
Winner for me is Jazza. More precise on the detailing and i love the diversity of color choice. I love how he used the fragments on the platform to reflect lighting to the figure.. considering it’s his second time to use the airbrush, this kin esthetic learner did an awesome job. (*blows a kiss*)
For me personally, Jazza was amazing! Considering that he was spray painting with an airbrush for the second time!! Like are you kidding me? Jazza's looked so much more professional to me, like the details in the painting were awesome! Maniac also did a great job and if both of them had more time, say like 10 hours, Maniac would have won, easily. It's because he has the patience for spray painting and also the skills. I have been following both Jazza and Maniac for a long time now, and I know his skills. Don't know why his piece turned out a little less appealing than it usually is, I was expecting him to win. But in the end, Jazza won for me!
I'm really impressed with both models. I feel like Scott's won the challenge in terms of pure aesthetics, but if we were to consider that this is your second time using an airbrush, what you did was an amazing piece of art. Additionally, I think you went a tad too heavy on the lighting at the end, which I agree did make it lose a lot of contrast, but I feel like that could be really situational and you could fit it really well into certain dioramas, for example looking over a bright light such as an angry mob with torches or a volcano. Well done to the both of you!
This looks like so much fun. Your bubbly personality reminds me of my dad. This was before he got cancer. So thank you for always smiling. Love you jazza.
I think Jazza deserves the win here. Intimidated by the time constraint, Scott didn't make any color differentiation between the skin tones and the color of the clothing. Jazza, however, not only presents many colors, but has also brought in a lot of detail. Scott painted in hopes that cool effects could carry him through, but Jazza had bold effects with an intriguing and colorful base coat. (even that deep red on the bit of different cloth yesss) Jazza simply did more within the time allotted, and although some would consider that effort foolish, he simply had a better result. That's without mentioning that this is relatively new medium to Jazza, and he did this without knowing any tricks besides masking. (In short, Scott cut too many corners to combat with Jazza's consistent effort, and the results speak similarly) (But don't get me wrong, scott's is still really cool and honestly the few colors he did use are just yes * chef's kiss * yes yes yes)
Well said. Took the words right out of my mouth. Jazza brought out all of the bells and whistles and didn't let a more experienced opponent intimidate him and I think his efforts definitely carried him through to 1st place.
I love seeing you combining airbrushes with your love of miniatures i found it really interesting watching you figure out how to paint something so small with an airbrush
Jazza won but only because he’s a beginner and he did more than I could have expected. Plus AIRPOD PROS. No but for real he did an amazing job with the three hours he had and he was still conscious after breathing in all those fumes
Honestly, I feel like Scott takes the win. Both were very creative with the lighting but Scott's experience with an airbrush and miniature painting in general gave him a huge advantage. He chose a very creative scheme that was easy to do with an airbrush and really showed lots of contrasts in his piece. He knew how to cut corners well without losing quality. He also used stencils which I haven't even thought of. Jazza on the other hand for your lack of experience you did pretty well. You did a goodie. I really like the idea of fire lighting the piece at night. maybe with more time and experience you could try something like that again? Also I find when there is lots of skin tones and clothes, its a lot easier to do the clothes first because of the complex skin tones. Overall the was really fun to watch and you guys are some of my favorite youtubers and its crazy that y'all are doing collabs.
I swear every jazza video is like watching a man getting closer and closer to his midlife crisis 😂😆 now I think you did very good but I think we can all agree the AirPods win 👏👏👑
Winner: Jazza Scott: made a cool purple guy and used the air brush’s inaccuracy to make green aura glowing areas, which is a really creative idea to make a weakness into a strength. It also paid off well. The character looked like Illidan from WoW. His muscles were well defined. Jazza: Went with a more traditional look for a raging barbarian with leather and fur patterns, and a nice red highlight on some parts which inaccuracies could look like bloodstains (a plus). I feel Jazza took a huge risk with the dramatic lighting idea because both sides had drastically different colours for the lighting AND he did it in the last 10 minutes. For such a risky move, I think that swings the win in his favour. Two additional plusses: bribery and he didn’t wear a mask so I feel like I need to give a pity point for the fumes inhaled.
Jazza definitely took the dub here 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Scott's was mainly just a planned mess but turned out kinda cool still. Jazza put so much more detail into his and the effort really shows
I always love seeing new jazza videos and just enjoying the fact that his creativity knows no bounds. He isnt just an artist who draws a new piece every video, but instead he is an artist who enjoys everything that has to do with art. Personally jazza is the type of artist I strive to become, Not one for money or fame but an artist who outright loves everything to do with the art world. With that thank you jazza for your constant need to put your creativity to the test as well as your ability to put a smile on the faces of not just me but everyone who deeply enjoys your videos, thank you
So watching yours first - I honestly thought you’d lose...then I watched Scott’s and I’ve got to say that I think you’re the winner! I appreciate your effort to detail much more than his lack of effort in only using gradients. I think with your experience of using an airbrush once, what you did was pretty freaking spectacular! One day...I want to do a singing video with you!
Scott: • Used a solid color base to create an undertone that unifies the piece • Created contrasting highlights on areas like muscles by layering colors • Smart and used a proper safety mask Jazza: • Used tint and shade to separate sections • Created shadow to complement, counteract, and contrast the light source • Created a potential fume based safety hazard (I saw something like this coming *flashback to the sparkler incident*) Both: • Referenced a light source in front of the figure • Created small details on the face • ‘Messed up’ the figure by adding details Im a senior graphic design student so I could continue but it would be too much😅 My winner: Jazza
@@IlayarajaS1997 I didn’t write this with the intention to win the AirPods. (I don’t think that would happen anyway) I just found it fascinating how Scott has years of experience and took a simple route. While Jazza has no experience yet (went ‘Jazza Mode’) went all out.
@@archij.9302 No, I'm not subscribed to Scott. While I have seen a few of his videos before this collaboration, it's not something I'm really interested in. I've been a fan of Jazza for years now but didn't have a youtube account at the time. I didn't get to subscribe to him until around sophomore year of college. I don't think the fact that one did or didn't mask anything should be a major deciding factor in who wins. Both used mask at some point. Whether it was with the tape, blu tack, stencils, or anything else. What should matter about the mask was how effective they were in using said mask.
As an airbrush artist, its pretty infuriating to see him rush at the beginning of the video because airbrushing is all about working very carefully and detailed. But do it as you like, as long as you are having fun, do what you like! Keep it up jazza 😂🤩
Jazza definitely won. Not only because he managed to do such a great job, but because he nailed the airbrush. The only time I used an airbrush was in MS Paint and I sucked ;-;
Scott:He has way more popping colors but they didn’t really seem to fit in well with the character. Jazza:He has more of a realistic feature to the only down side is the yellow.But I’d give this one to Jazza!!!!
It actually annoys me in videos where Jazza is dealing with potentially dangerous things. In the recent laser cutter video, he didn't talk about learning by doing, but he didn't mention safety measures either, I feel that one should mention safety when working with lasers. And here, he brushed him not wearing safety googles off by him being "a kinesthetic learner", that sort of joke should really be followed up by "please follow all safety precautions at home".
Hearing the phrase “jazza put the fear of god in me” is something I never thought I’d hear (from Scott’s video) Also Jazza wins because of sticky tack innovation. Your creativity never ceases to amaze me, man. Also I love your color scheme!
I think Jazza is the winner in this case. Not only is Scott already more skilled with an airbrush and shows that he knows what kind of techniques to use and how to plan ahead for a model, he is also already much more skilled with small figures and how to properly prep one for paint. Jazza, despite being new to the airbrush, tried new techniques and went for a creative approach to masking and shading (the fire effect was incredibly smart to hide inconsistencies with and it looked really good) he also went for the much more difficult way of painting with a realistic skin tone and even the white teeth. He pushed himself in this challenge and made the figure stand out in it's own way which I think deserves the win.
Agree, I feel like Scott went the safe route, which is fine, but his final piece wasn't convincing enough for me. Jazza made a mess, but at least he tried xD
I actually liked Jazza’s a lot. I can’t believe that’s only the second time using an airbrush. I am also a kinesthetic learner but damn he learns quick as well.
I have to agree - though I'm an auditory learner, when it comes to arts & crafts, I need hands-on. But man, Jazza learns WAY quicker than I do, but then again he's already an artist and I'm just a beginner in the field (starting at 50 vs. being someone that has ALWAYS done art)
@@wendybabendy Yeah, that's what I was thinking. He's pretty skilled at a lot of different types of art. What kind of art are you working on? If you don't mind my asking.
Of course Jazza is the winner- he was so precise with the model- not only that but he made it really entertaining to watch him complete it- like he does with all his art- we love consistency-
Both miniatures are simply fantastic. Scott really leverages his experience with the set up and techniques he used to make his paint job as striking as possible with the limited time they had. Jazza never ceases to amaze with how enthusiastically he throws himself into his art and the incredible speed in which he learns these things. It’s really difficult to choose between them. Ultimately I’m going to go with Jazza for the win. Not because his was so much better than Scott’s, but because Scott already beat Guy from Midwinter Minis and Brent from Gobbertown. We can’t inflate Scott’s ego too much or it might collapse in on itself. If that happens we all lose. Excellent work guys.
I think you've won this one Jazza. I've been using using an airbrush and painting minus for years, and it's pretty impressive the amount of detail you were able to get in such a short time without using a brush.
scot wins because it would be funny to see you lose hahahahahahahhhahahahah
THAT WOULD BE FUNNY!! Ya know what would also be funny? If YOU were the random winner of some AirPod Pro's..
I like comedy, so they're yours ;) Reply to my comment here with your preferred social media platform to contact you on (IE Twitter/Instagram) or another way we can get in touch with you to get your prize!
Nice one
Noice (and lucky)
a pinned comment with 3 likes?!? lmao
Lucky sadly I’m late seeing this video
Jazza: I've only used an airbrush once before
Jazza Studio: has every airbrush accessory and full line of paints
Facts
He's got the money xD
@@duvan.deschain any art supply hoarder will at some point, rich or poor, accumulate a complete collection in a medium they don’t work in 🤣
That's probable because of Tabletop time. They share studio space (or they did)
Scott: prepared, organised and has a painting plan
Jazza: pure chaos
Did you expact anything else? XD
@@AlecksMiaMosch *No*
Scott: Protective eyewear, respirator.
Jazza: Forgets glasses, huffs the fumes.
Could he be Jazza any other way?
Being high helps duh
*yes*
The awful water based fumes
These are water based acrylics 🙄
as someone who struggles with analysis paralysis and worrying too much about mistakes and what I don't know how to do well...watching Jazza just stumble forward is sooooo much better than watching more experienced crafters like Miniac personally. I love all the other painting channels, but the willingness to accept and showcase the learning period is amazing. Thank you.
I love how uncomfortable you were throughout the airbrushing. Even if it was a struggle you really pulled it off!
that’s like every single one of his challenges
Me: what type of art do you do?
Jazza: *yes*
I feel like whenever jazza screws around with new and stupid things he’s better than me trying to create stuff with normal art supplies
Lemme put it like this. Figure skating and rollerblading are different, but skills from one transfer over to the other and shorten the learning curve. Learning and mastering one medium tends to make learning others easier, in particular, drawing is a great bedrock for all other mediums. Feel me?
That’s because Jazza is a professional artist
@@ravenvinnie6062 that's an excellent way to put it!
why does scott look like logic
@@ravenvinnie6062 Mainly because it makes you more creative
You should do a challenge where every colour is a different medium
I second that motion
That's actually a really good idea
I love it, but you're evilllll!!!
Yes! You genius.
Yessssssss
“Drawing with Jazza?”
Nope...
“Drawing with a Kinesthetic Learner”
Underrated Comment. 😂
Andy Malik yep
Nope just Jazza
@@thepencilwizard7585 You mean Kinesthetic Learner
"Drawing with a kinesthetic learner! Bi-"
Jazza should try to paint with toothpaste. I don’t know why there’s just a lot of colors and it might be interesting
Tuesday • how about a tooth brush
I can see him getting all teared up by the mint flavour cuz he forgot to put on goggles like he did this time
煦安 That would probably happen, it’d be funny lol
He did already
Jazza _"playing dirty"_ in his videos while not explicitly being non-PG is everything that makes this channel amazing.
Oh and the art's alright too I guess
WHAT DO YOU MEAN " I GUESS"
Eithany Hernandez it’s a joke lol
Title: "Can I Paint Using ONLY Airbrush?"
Everyone: *_oh as if we didn't know the answer..._*
Does a bear shit in the woods?
Greywind920 I dunno
@@febinyoonus8380 The answer's yes, sweetheart.
Bears shit in woods? I thought bears hold it in till they find someone’s house then break in to use it.
But the REAL question is....does the bear wash it's paws, flush, & wipe?
@@lana6408 how do you know?
Although I do prefer Scott's color scheme, I gotta give this one to you, Jazza! Crazy stupid impressive that you were able to accomplish this your first time using an airbrush at this caliber, Plus you had no protection against the fumes so you were able to do this while practically intoxicated hahahaha. Love the gold lighting too!
Jazza should win because he’s offering me AirPods and he blew me a kiss.
That would be being bribed.
So bribe sounds good because of airports
Jazzy boi should win because he is bribing me with airpods
Jazza: *says the rules*
Jazza earlier: I am changing the rules as I go.
_okay okay_
Me and my sleeping schedules.
Crouton Cing
“Sleep”? What’s that? I thought it was a myth.
My opinion:
Jazza- his colors were normal, he painted it very well, but he didn`t prepare well. The outcome was amazing, and it was pretty clever that he used tape and the sticky gum-like thing. This helped him a lot. It was amazing knowing, that this was his second time using an airbrush. It's cool how he added too much yellow and it actually became better. (In my eyes I see it like its very dark around the character and in front of him is something like a golden shiny treasure)(Personally, I never used one so I don't know how hard it is)
Miniac- The colors he choose surprised me, but it was a unique and smart move. He DID prepare excellent, with cleaning the figure, making a base (the dirt one), making a plan he should follow, and preparing everything he will use (paint, face mask). I liked the outcome a lot he added the flame and the lighting and that was good. The thing that I like the most, was that when he did that with the red paint on the ax, he fixed it and it looked even better than before. The other thing that I like was his organization.
Results- I have some categories and I will judge them like that:
Based on their experience- Definitely Jazza. He has used the airbrush 2 times, and yet the figure was painted well.
Based on the colors- Here wins Jazza again. My favorite color is purple, but the way Maniac painted the figure was too strange to me. Personally, for this exact figure, I imagine normal colors.
Based on how they did it- Here the winner is Miniac. He prepared and did it like a pro. I liked the fact he made something beautiful from a mistake.
The actual results- The big winner here is Miniac. And this is because he mastered this subject (airbrush) and is actually pretty good. Jazza should not disappoint. He did good, and if he practices he will become very good at it. I made this final result objectively (That means non of the goods I said earlier does not matter. Only the outcome). That's a very long comment so I should stop here.
This is my entry for the airpods.
Have a nice day.
You should have won the air pods instead of the person who said "scott should win because its funny to see you lose hahahahahahaha" or something like that. But you should have totally won.
Scott: “I’ve done about 7 out of my 15 steps”
Jazza: *has been huffing fumes all day “I got the skin color down” 👍
Why does it look like he’s inside his art chest
As soon as you mentioned that I couldn’t un-see it
now I can't unsee it omg
He has a magic bag!!!!
Shhh don't tell everyone he has a shrinking device
Because he is, obviously
"Im a kinesthetic learner"
You know this should be on a shirt by now right?
Oh my god, I was thinking the exact same thing!
With a picture of someone throwing away directions
“Hmmmmm, smells like victory”
*Activates villain laughter*
Jazza: Hey Scott, I want to work on my airbrush skills. Do you mind if I play around a bit and we call it a "competition?"
Scott: Sure. How much time do we have...3 weeks?
Jazza: How about 3 hours. I need to make time to paint with food.
Scott: (To himself - That's barely enough time to paint the base). Why not. Sounds like fun.
Jazza: Huffing fumes - A little tape here, some blu-tack there. Voila (in Australian)!
Scott: Today I am going to show you how to spend three hours preparing to dip a display model in Simple Green
Great job to both of you. Very fun to watch.
in Australian
Jazza: Can I paint us-
Everyone: Yes, Yes you can.
Ye pretty much, but he did fail once. When he tried to paint using a drone.
I feel like not many people are focusing about how this is basically jazza’s first time actually using an airbrush for actual painting so I think he deserves to win.
You do not win a deadlifting competition lifting 50lbs even if you have never done a deadlift before. A large amount of Jazza's channel is him using things he has never used before (and generally in ways they are not intended to be used) and making it work amazingly. It is sort if his thing to improvise with tools.
@@doodledicemonsters Scott is used to doing figurines in a certain way. His mind knows the 'correct' way and has a hard time adapting for a solution (the blood for example). While Jazza, whose personality revolves around (self-proclaimed/self-proshouted) kinesthetic learning. As you said, he's used to using different mediums and applying rules from one onto another and adapting.
although Miniac did some really nice neon effect, overall I like the feel of Jazza's paintjob more. at the end of the day, miniatures with great details in the paintjob are much more pleasing to the eye, and I don't feel that capturing effect from Miniac's version. though his version also turned out nice, of course! I wouldn't be able to do even half of that haha
so, winner for me: Jazza!
I believe Scott won this one because his execution and preparation were more flawless. Also he payed attention to some more details on the model like fixing the mold lines and filling the cracks on the model for a more pristine finish. But for a second timer jazza did very well and will easily become a natural at it.
i agree!
I feel like Jazza won because he treaded new territory with an extremely unfamiliar art tool and still came out with an amazing figurine by the end of it all. Scott has more practise and know a bunch of tips and tricks that Jazza clearly didn't which provided him with a distinct advantage from the very start. But they both did a great job to be honest.
The only thing that was kinda odd on Jazza'a was the ridiculous amounts of yellow on the project. But I mean... Still looked cool :)
Spoiler alert!
You are just stating facts. Is it jazzas second time yes it is. Is Scott a professional yes, he is
Is the competition about progress no it’s about the end result. It is your choice I feel like you should take my comment into consideration but it’s still 💯 you’re choice
I think doing the shading with inks or washes instead of flat colours would have made the model less of a giant mess. Still, good job for second time using an airbrush!
The unbiased judgement ⚖️:
- Bribe - Sorry Miniac… AirPods... Point for Jazza! 🎧
- Most prepped - No surprise being unprepared is kind of Jazza’s charm… Point for Miniac! 🎌
- Most improved: Had no expectations during Jazza's airbrush practice but as always results in pro level artwork… Point for Jazza! 🎨
- Health & Safety - Kids stay safe, wear masks and goggles… Point for Miniac! 🥽
- Best Technique - Miniac’s equipment and lighting technique made colours pop and was on point… Point for Miniac! ⭐️
- Detail - For doing the hard work of skin toning, perfect pearly whites and using creative masking materials… Point for Jazza! ⚡
- Sympathy point for biggest mess up - Felt so bad when the red paint splattered across the axe… Point for Miniac! 💚
- Presentation and display of end product - Enjoyed seeing the fire effects, lighting and miniature display rotation…. Point for Jazza! 🎭
- Tie breaker: Most banter - Both extremely entertaining videos but for all round laughs… Point for Jazza! 🤣
A close competition with two extremely talented competitors fighting for glory with nothing but an Airbrush. 🏆Congratulations Jazza for the win with 5 points to Miniac’s 4 points!
i agree that jazza should win!
Completely agree - I preferred the more realistic skin tone vs. blue skin, and overall realism that Jazza went for...
Both were good but agree sooo much with your judgement! Go JAZZA!
Very true! Love the emojis 😻
#facts
Love the realism with Jazza's model, I feel it fits a lot better with the theme of the basic model!
The winner was definitely jazza. He improved SO MUCH from when he first painted a mini and he has a lot of colour differences and detail. Scott’s was amazing but jazza didn’t cut any corners and tried his best with every little detail. This all makes him a winner in my eyes.
And what can I say, he incentivized me! (And blew me a little kiss)🎨
I love how scott had all the safety gear and jazza is like *huffs paint fumes* *screams* "i lost all my contrast!"
MAYBE BECAUSE YOU CAN'T SEE PROPERLY WITH THE LACK OF OXYGEN IN YOUR LUNGS AND BRAIN
Jazza: "I'm a kinesthetic learner"
"Bitc-"
I lost it 🤣
I was really happy watching this video because it shows the painting of a miniature figure which Jazza has said before it’s a hobby of his; so we get to see Jazza do something he really enjoys doing. With the use of an airbrush for the second time! Genuinely got to give props to our favourite Aussie doing what he does best and making it entertaining for all of us to watch! And that is my reason for Jazza winning also the fact he gave his mini a background and knew how he wanted the end result to work envisioned this and brought it to life as we all watched.
Here is my judging of the competition. Was good to see that apart from the fiery competitiveness that we had a very clean fight.
Jazza:
Colour - The colours were cool and well used but lacked a bit of pop, 6
Contrast - Was all going well until the end, 5
Detail - Very specific about colour use and effort to detail and mask. 8
Epicness - I love this, it's awesome and want it, 9
Video funniness - I laughed a fair bit; I love these videos, keep it up, 8
Total - 36
Scott:
Colour - Colour palette was so cool really vibrant and had that pop just not terribly diverse, 7
Contrast - Unlike Jazza you managed to keep the contrast to the end, 7
Detail - The few stencil details were cool but ruined by the blood and also as you said a bit of a cheatsy method of painting, 4
Epicness - Gimme this as well please, 8
Video funniness - Very brilliant videos, love finding new UA-camrs like you. Subscribing please, 8
Total - 34
All in all, it was very close. Both of you did amazingly, and I would honestly have both of them on my display shelf. But I have to give this one to jazz mainly due to creativity and application of the time. I look forward to your future projects and hope to see another competition between you two!
(Disclaimer I am not an art critic so I have no idea really what I'm talking about)
I think your judgment was really fair! It was nice to see some thinking process behind just saying that one is better than the other.
Yeah, I wanted to try and think about it fairly and not just judge biasedly because I've been watching Jazza for the past 4 years!
I really liked the coloring of Scott’s and the lighting on Jazza’s. They are both a work of art but in the end I think Scott wins, he has a lot of practice and it shows off on his work. Although I must say I am very impressed with Jazza for his second time ever using an airbrush, I couldn’t do it for sure.
I honestly think Jazza wins, he is very accurate with spray painting, and also very detailed and a very accurate representation of colors, even down to the armpits, no hard feelings Scott.
*It's nothing personal.*
When I saw It's nothing personal I WHEEZED
You aren't going to win so stop.
I'm with you Jazza for the win, small gap though
Especially considering Jazza just started out with the airbrush.
Agree with that. Scot did an amazing job, but it was pink and purple. Every where. Jazza took it a bit further with skintone and lots of different colour and mask of a lot of things so at the end more detailed.
Ok... here is my vote...
Scott's was really good, except...
I am not a really other-worldly artist, I'm a more scenic person, and I don't really like how he used the purple and all that stuff, but it was a really epic result.
Jazza's...
I really like how he thought of his character 'leaping' over the flames, and fire usually gives off a yellow-ish glow, and the contrast wasn't great, but I like the creativity of the deep red rag, as since in a war (which is what I thought could be going on) lots of people are dying. I thought one of the Viking's peers could have been stabbed, and the red was blood of a friend that he could have been trying to save, but was unsuccessful. Amazing job for your second time using an airbrush, Jazza!
My vote is...
Sorry, Scott. Jazza's was my favourite.
I really took my time observing and analyzing every step each contestant took in order to come to the best (but personal) conclusion.
The details are as follows:
Before the challenge started, Scott
-Assembled, cleaned (with soap to remove resin/residue to allow the paint reach as much surface area possible),and gap-filled the model.
-Utilized a special substance that would prevent paint from clogging.
-Elaborated and wrote down a plan to execute the “best possible performance” for every step.
-Prepared the base paint beforehand.
[Hour 1]
-Skipped priming and base-coated the entire model with a magenta color to later “give the illusion of detail”
-Added some sharp highlights with teal colored acrylic ink and added white acrylic ink over the teal highlights to give it contrast.
-Sprayed some purple and magenta ink to add tonality.
[Hour 2]
-Painted the base with navy blue as the base color and sea foam green to introduce highlights.
-To mask the surfaces, Scott used modeling latex and applied thick layers over small areas for precision to detail, and sticker-like semi-transparent paper(“Lightning Bolt Masks”) on larger but less rigid surfaces, then introduced a coat of white ink to mask the previous color and then added a lime green color ink to add the desired detail.
[Hour 3]
-Performed some corrections by spraying some of the previous colors and added some blood effects as the finishing touch.
Meanwhile, Jazza took a similiar yet different approach:
Jazza cleaned the airbrush and practiced with it by creating a mini series of 4 different warmups on separate pieces of paper to ultimately test the accuracy and speed with such:
-Multi-dotted piece of paper,
-Series of circles to test the gradients,
-A circle maze to remain within the lines,
-A human body template for detail.
Jazza also prepared the model by slowly and “carefully” assembling it using superglue.
[Hour 1]
After coating the model entirely black, Jazza started with spraying strong white lighting over the entire body.
-Created different base colors(skin color on the.. skin, white highlights on the leather)
-Used a heat gun to (unintentionally disassemble the figure) dry the paint faster and used blu-tack to mask certain surfaces in the process.
[Hour 2]
-Began adding the details on the leather using different tones of brown paint & red on the cloth.
[Hour 3]
-Used masking tape and blu-tack to cover the leather and skin, and other surfaces, to paint the metal parts with a bluish color as the base and white as the highlights and teeth.
-Proceeded to carefully remove the masking materials .
-Lastly, added the final highlights using white & yellow colors for a dramatic effect, and purple to define some serious shadows.
-Did some final assembly and showcased the finished masterpiece.
~~~~~~~~~~
Now, with some observations,
-Scott used “fewer” amounts of color options(Magenta, purple, teal white, navy blue, sea foam green, lime green, red) to save time when cleaning the airbrush to change to a different color.
-He specified which colors he was using in every step.
-Painted over large surfaces rather than piece by piece to save time and to give the illusion of detail and effort.
-Used a spray mask as the appropriate safety equipment but did not use goggles,
While Jazza considered only goggles as a safety measure.
-Did not specify which colors he was using (most of the time)
-Worked hard rather than smart for the most part but his noticeable efforts convinced me to favor him.
Scott obviously has more experience than Jazza has in miniature painting.
Based on personal opinion, Jazza seemed more dedicated on the project.
Scott worked using mostly tricks and knowledge that allowed him to ease his performance.
Jazza used his All-terrain Artist instincts to tackle every challenge.
Scott decided to try an out-of-this-world design on the model.
Jazza painted the model as life-like as possible.
Scott put most of his effort into masking and covering the model.
Jazza put most of his effort into painting and giving life to the model.
Scott came up with a professionally and imaginatively made product.
Jazza came up with a creatively made product.
Scott painted out of the box.
Jazza painted the figure within familiar, realistic labels.
Scott is probably not amused about who wins.
Jazza bribed us to vote for him.
Shrek for president.
I give my vote to Jazza (without taking the bribe into account) because he seemed more enthusiastic and.. personally speaking, he put more effort into the project since he’s still getting the hang of the airbrush, even though he’s practically a pro at everything else.
But Scott also gave us a very nice outcome with his model, my favorite part is the color choice, especially the lime green fire. °o°
Don’t hate me, Scott.
Noice
Wow you are serious nice judging
I agree, I thought jazza really screwed up with the yellow and loss of contrast. But when I watched the other video, his color choice and final product were....honestly....off-putting and disappointing, I was expecting a much better product than what he showed at the end. I think jazza beat him hands down.
I also noticed when I watched the other video that Scott used a paint brush at one point to put on detail whereas Jazza didn’t.
I voted for Jazza for that reason and also because I preferred the colour choice of his. Didn’t really like the colours Scott chose.
@@austin123457 Why u post 2 times
Scot: *wears a mask for proper protection from the fumes* Jazza: IVE BEEN HUFFING FUMES ALL DAY LETS GO
Absolutely Jazza! His dedication and confidence while not being as experienced as Scott is inspiring
Jazza- I will crush you
Also Jazza-is crying while inhaling the paint after painting the whole model yellow
the airpods won
Winner for me is Jazza. More precise on the detailing and i love the diversity of color choice. I love how he used the fragments on the platform to reflect lighting to the figure.. considering it’s his second time to use the airbrush, this kin esthetic learner did an awesome job. (*blows a kiss*)
I think Jazza won because of his
"BEUTIFAL GOD DAMN DESK!!!"
srsly the desk deserves an award of its own
For me personally, Jazza was amazing! Considering that he was spray painting with an airbrush for the second time!! Like are you kidding me? Jazza's looked so much more professional to me, like the details in the painting were awesome! Maniac also did a great job and if both of them had more time, say like 10 hours, Maniac would have won, easily. It's because he has the patience for spray painting and also the skills.
I have been following both Jazza and Maniac for a long time now, and I know his skills. Don't know why his piece turned out a little less appealing than it usually is, I was expecting him to win. But in the end, Jazza won for me!
But he cheated
Thx. Now i don't have a chance at getting the airpods
Your welcome for the 100th like!
I totally agree with you 👍
@@smallcock269 😂😂
I like Jazza’s a lot and I think all his art jobs are amazing like this one. He is truly the best artist I know
I'm really impressed with both models. I feel like Scott's won the challenge in terms of pure aesthetics, but if we were to consider that this is your second time using an airbrush, what you did was an amazing piece of art. Additionally, I think you went a tad too heavy on the lighting at the end, which I agree did make it lose a lot of contrast, but I feel like that could be really situational and you could fit it really well into certain dioramas, for example looking over a bright light such as an angry mob with torches or a volcano. Well done to the both of you!
This looks like so much fun. Your bubbly personality reminds me of my dad. This was before he got cancer. So thank you for always smiling.
Love you jazza.
Jazza is obviously the winner, he was by far the most accurate!
Smells like victory :)
Scott: has experience with using an air rush
Jazza: bribes the judges
"I may not have patience or knowledge"- Jazza
Also Jazza Does AWESOMELY and I think should win most improved player
I think Jazza won because:
The lighting he made was so dramatic, you could barely see it due to low contrast - now that's creativity!
I think Jazza deserves the win here. Intimidated by the time constraint, Scott didn't make any color differentiation between the skin tones and the color of the clothing. Jazza, however, not only presents many colors, but has also brought in a lot of detail. Scott painted in hopes that cool effects could carry him through, but Jazza had bold effects with an intriguing and colorful base coat. (even that deep red on the bit of different cloth yesss) Jazza simply did more within the time allotted, and although some would consider that effort foolish, he simply had a better result. That's without mentioning that this is relatively new medium to Jazza, and he did this without knowing any tricks besides masking.
(In short, Scott cut too many corners to combat with Jazza's consistent effort, and the results speak similarly)
(But don't get me wrong, scott's is still really cool and honestly the few colors he did use are just yes * chef's kiss * yes yes yes)
I feel like you should win the airpods for this highly accurate write-up.
Crystal Sommer agreed
Ditto
Well said. Took the words right out of my mouth. Jazza brought out all of the bells and whistles and didn't let a more experienced opponent intimidate him and I think his efforts definitely carried him through to 1st place.
@@z_z7976 mmhhhmm
Deeeeeeefinitely
I love seeing you combining airbrushes with your love of miniatures i found it really interesting watching you figure out how to paint something so small with an airbrush
I think Miniac won......
But Jazza will always be the maniac.
*Obnoxious but consistent*
Jazza won but only because he’s a beginner and he did more than I could have expected. Plus AIRPOD PROS. No but for real he did an amazing job with the three hours he had and he was still conscious after breathing in all those fumes
I like that they both kinda threw it away at the very end with minor-ish mistakes that totally ruined both pieces.
Honestly, I feel like Scott takes the win. Both were very creative with the lighting but Scott's experience with an airbrush and miniature painting in general gave him a huge advantage. He chose a very creative scheme that was easy to do with an airbrush and really showed lots of contrasts in his piece. He knew how to cut corners well without losing quality. He also used stencils which I haven't even thought of. Jazza on the other hand for your lack of experience you did pretty well. You did a goodie. I really like the idea of fire lighting the piece at night. maybe with more time and experience you could try something like that again? Also I find when there is lots of skin tones and clothes, its a lot easier to do the clothes first because of the complex skin tones. Overall the was really fun to watch and you guys are some of my favorite youtubers and its crazy that y'all are doing collabs.
Jazza drawing with an air brush makes me feel amazing about my art! Thanks Jazza!
I swear every jazza video is like watching a man getting closer and closer to his midlife crisis 😂😆 now I think you did very good but I think we can all agree the AirPods win 👏👏👑
You mean he's not already there?😂
It's still good though, I mean at times like these it's kind of hand to find something to do. So it's good jazza is doing just that.
More like a man getting through his mid life crisis but with no end in sight...
Clark Meldrum that’s why I like jazza he acts like himself and it’s so entertaining. Jazza is jazza and we love jazza
Spooky_ Skeletons So right. I am beginning to think I didn’t subscribe for the art.
Winner: Jazza
Scott: made a cool purple guy and used the air brush’s inaccuracy to make green aura glowing areas, which is a really creative idea to make a weakness into a strength. It also paid off well. The character looked like Illidan from WoW. His muscles were well defined.
Jazza: Went with a more traditional look for a raging barbarian with leather and fur patterns, and a nice red highlight on some parts which inaccuracies could look like bloodstains (a plus). I feel Jazza took a huge risk with the dramatic lighting idea because both sides had drastically different colours for the lighting AND he did it in the last 10 minutes. For such a risky move, I think that swings the win in his favour. Two additional plusses: bribery and he didn’t wear a mask so I feel like I need to give a pity point for the fumes inhaled.
Jeff Antonio you wrote a lot. Best wishes to you to have Jazza see yours.
Jazza definitely took the dub here 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Scott's was mainly just a planned mess but turned out kinda cool still. Jazza put so much more detail into his and the effort really shows
I hope u win ☺️
You gave the best reasons by far. Not to mention you have reasons for both and not just the winner. Good luck to you, I hope you win
“No paint, little paint, lots of paint.”
Jazza: *I’m a pro*
I always love seeing new jazza videos and just enjoying the fact that his creativity knows no bounds. He isnt just an artist who draws a new piece every video, but instead he is an artist who enjoys everything that has to do with art. Personally jazza is the type of artist I strive to become, Not one for money or fame but an artist who outright loves everything to do with the art world. With that thank you jazza for your constant need to put your creativity to the test as well as your ability to put a smile on the faces of not just me but everyone who deeply enjoys your videos, thank you
So watching yours first - I honestly thought you’d lose...then I watched Scott’s and I’ve got to say that I think you’re the winner! I appreciate your effort to detail much more than his lack of effort in only using gradients. I think with your experience of using an airbrush once, what you did was pretty freaking spectacular! One day...I want to do a singing video with you!
Scott:
• Used a solid color base to create an undertone that unifies the piece
• Created contrasting highlights on areas like muscles by layering colors
• Smart and used a proper safety mask
Jazza:
• Used tint and shade to separate sections
• Created shadow to complement, counteract, and contrast the light source
• Created a potential fume based safety hazard
(I saw something like this coming *flashback to the sparkler incident*)
Both:
• Referenced a light source in front of the figure
• Created small details on the face
• ‘Messed up’ the figure by adding details
Im a senior graphic design student so I could continue but it would be too much😅
My winner: Jazza
Airpods!
We're you subed to scot before jazza. I was. I to believe he should win becouse he didn't mask anything of.
Nice job. I could probably list two things on your detailed list
@@IlayarajaS1997 I didn’t write this with the intention to win the AirPods. (I don’t think that would happen anyway) I just found it fascinating how Scott has years of experience and took a simple route. While Jazza has no experience yet (went ‘Jazza Mode’) went all out.
@@archij.9302 No, I'm not subscribed to Scott. While I have seen a few of his videos before this collaboration, it's not something I'm really interested in. I've been a fan of Jazza for years now but didn't have a youtube account at the time. I didn't get to subscribe to him until around sophomore year of college. I don't think the fact that one did or didn't mask anything should be a major deciding factor in who wins. Both used mask at some point. Whether it was with the tape, blu tack, stencils, or anything else. What should matter about the mask was how effective they were in using said mask.
That “the duchess” mini was so cool! I really like the character design!
I love this friendly competition between the two of you and congrats on learning more about your bright new shiny tool the airbrush Jazza!
As an airbrush artist, its pretty infuriating to see him rush at the beginning of the video because airbrushing is all about working very carefully and detailed. But do it as you like, as long as you are having fun, do what you like! Keep it up jazza 😂🤩
"Using ONLY *and* Airbrush"
Jazza is drunk again
He is alcoholic marker after all 😅
notice that 2
hahaha yes
Google: did you mean _an_
Jazza definitely won. Not only because he managed to do such a great job, but because he nailed the airbrush. The only time I used an airbrush was in MS Paint and I sucked ;-;
To be fair, the airbrush tool in MS paint sucks
My vote is on Jazza! I feel like he did an amazing job with something so new to him! Also bonus points for the creativeness of the blue tack!
4:50 is it just me or does jazza have one of the best villain laughs I've ever heard??
I know I just saw that haha
He like to do the heath ledger joker
Scott was so planned and jazza was just freaking out the entire time 😂
Scott:He has way more popping colors but they didn’t really seem to fit in well with the character. Jazza:He has more of a realistic feature to the only down side is the yellow.But I’d give this one to Jazza!!!!
Jazza: *Relies on dramatic lighting
Also Jazza: *Messes up the lighting
*Jazza points a gun to my head*
Me : "I believe that Jazza had the best sculpture painted by airbrush."
Jazza : "Good."
Jazza: Smells airpods
Jazza’s sanity: Aight imma head out
I’m having an insane urge to start painting miniature sculptures again now
I love watching you try things you aren't always the best at or are newer at. It gives me confidence to push my artistic abilities farther
Jazza: *smells AirPods* “Mmm smells like victory... HAHAHAHAHAHA”
Me: “you sure those are AirPods?”
Yeah those are AirPod pros
Nobody:
JAZZA: “I’m a kinesthetic learner bi**h”
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@Joana Grubb it always did....
It actually annoys me in videos where Jazza is dealing with potentially dangerous things.
In the recent laser cutter video, he didn't talk about learning by doing, but he didn't mention safety measures either, I feel that one should mention safety when working with lasers.
And here, he brushed him not wearing safety googles off by him being "a kinesthetic learner", that sort of joke should really be followed up by "please follow all safety precautions at home".
Joana Grubb it does
@Joana Grubb its always had five letters 1B 2I 3T 4C 5H
Hearing the phrase “jazza put the fear of god in me” is something I never thought I’d hear (from Scott’s video)
Also Jazza wins because of sticky tack innovation. Your creativity never ceases to amaze me, man. Also I love your color scheme!
I think Jazza is the winner in this case. Not only is Scott already more skilled with an airbrush and shows that he knows what kind of techniques to use and how to plan ahead for a model, he is also already much more skilled with small figures and how to properly prep one for paint. Jazza, despite being new to the airbrush, tried new techniques and went for a creative approach to masking and shading (the fire effect was incredibly smart to hide inconsistencies with and it looked really good) he also went for the much more difficult way of painting with a realistic skin tone and even the white teeth. He pushed himself in this challenge and made the figure stand out in it's own way which I think deserves the win.
Came from Scott’s video, but voting for you, because I really appreciate how you went all in on the details. Way to risk it for the biscuit!
Agree, I feel like Scott went the safe route, which is fine, but his final piece wasn't convincing enough for me. Jazza made a mess, but at least he tried xD
I actually liked Jazza’s a lot. I can’t believe that’s only the second time using an airbrush. I am also a kinesthetic learner but damn he learns quick as well.
I have to agree - though I'm an auditory learner, when it comes to arts & crafts, I need hands-on. But man, Jazza learns WAY quicker than I do, but then again he's already an artist and I'm just a beginner in the field (starting at 50 vs. being someone that has ALWAYS done art)
@@wendybabendy Yeah, that's what I was thinking. He's pretty skilled at a lot of different types of art.
What kind of art are you working on? If you don't mind my asking.
When you’re so early the title says: “ONLY and Airbrush?”
Ik sooo funny
GOGY ART lol
I just refreshed my homepage and was like huh, there’s definitely a comment about that title
Wow that’s a lot of likes for three minutes. I’m just a guy with a bad sleep schedule. Anyway thx
correct
Of course Jazza is the winner- he was so precise with the model- not only that but he made it really entertaining to watch him complete it- like he does with all his art- we love consistency-
Jazza: "Speed and accuracy"
Me: "SPEED IS KEEEEY"
Top of the morning to ya
THE BABES ARE BACK
BEEEEENS
Jack septic eye
BECOME SPEED
The awkwardness of Jazza’s airbrushing is almost solely worth watching the entire video.
“I learned a lot very quickly”
becaUSE HES A *KINESTHETIC* LEARNER
*bish!
Is there a drinking game yet, for how many times he says” Kinesthetic”?
🤣
No because people died of liver faliure
Nobody:
Not even a soul:
Jazza: gets high off AirPod fumes
😤
and all the paint fumes because apparently he doesn't like safety
next video: "building a statue of myself only using cooked spaghetti"
btw i draw stupid caricatures of famous people if anyone is interested
Sounds about right. 😂
don’t give him any ideas
Yeeeess
Nice idea v:
Hell Yeah!
You're the winner because yours makes me feel like I'm actually watching a battle unfold
That's because of the editing, especially the dramatic music.
kiyame chan well... I think the editor is responsible for that
Both miniatures are simply fantastic. Scott really leverages his experience with the set up and techniques he used to make his paint job as striking as possible with the limited time they had. Jazza never ceases to amaze with how enthusiastically he throws himself into his art and the incredible speed in which he learns these things. It’s really difficult to choose between them.
Ultimately I’m going to go with Jazza for the win. Not because his was so much better than Scott’s, but because Scott already beat Guy from Midwinter Minis and Brent from Gobbertown. We can’t inflate Scott’s ego too much or it might collapse in on itself. If that happens we all lose. Excellent work guys.
Jazza: "I like to fight dirty"
Me: *remembers most of Jazza's Bob Ross videos* lol
Jazza is definitely the winner, because Jazza is Jazza
The World Just Slower And he is adult... 🤪
Inspirational Drawings True
*Jazza:*Expensive Airbrush.**
*Me:*Blows paint through straw.**
*Also you:*Goes to the hospital for ingesting paint**
*Me is using food paints, like Jazza in the last video.*
I think you've won this one Jazza. I've been using using an airbrush and painting minus for years, and it's pretty impressive the amount of detail you were able to get in such a short time without using a brush.
I feel like you win in the variety in colors and complexity.
Jacked jazza wins because of the muscles gotta have that fanservice! lmao
I feel like Jazza won because of how well he did with very little experience. I also prefer the colours that Jazza used.