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I'm bad about this too. When I'm down in the dumps I spend, spend, spend. Got laid off during Covid, proceeded to buy one of every tool at Harbor Freight! Also scored 4 pawn shop "rescue" guitars during that time 😂 Wish I saved it, but I have a fully stocked garage now and a guitar for all types of sound/genres. I like your video, glad it was suggested! Best wishes bro! Of course spending too much can get people in all kinds of troubles, but I feel like investing in hobbies is also investing in your mental well being. For me at least, I find worthwhile paybacks in my mental sanity if I have a hobby to get lost in.

You made good minis,you should be prowd of yourself,unfortunatly wh is too expensive but now you have them end if you could find another kill tem player you will have loads of fun,i play it and i fond my opponent by dressing up in cosplay in class players are under evry un flipped rock ,just try to look and you will find one

Just popped into my feed after I talked myself out of buying a new knight. Good timing

Been there. Get really depressed. Buy a bunch of stuff because it gives you serotonin. Then you feel bad about it, renewing the cycle.

Try painting N guage railway figures.

you should paint some warhammer :)))

I really relate to this, I found Ava's Demon when I was about 13, and it completely changed the direction of my art, I think they way I paint today is still influenced by it. And its cool to see your process, its completely different than my own, but really fantastic!

Dude, I'm honored! Thank you for your kind words, and for following my work for so long! It was wild to be reminded of my early work, I am always so focused on current or recent projects and it's easy to look back on my old work and cringe, but the way you presented these historical artifacts from a place of such nostalgia really touched me. Thanks for such kind sincere works, and for immortalizing me as a SPACE MARINE!! I'm so utterly honored to be a part of your creative journey! Thanks friend :) (your art is STUNNING!) ps. You're not just a number. You and everyone in my community have a very real effect on me and my journey. You took the time to make this, I'm sitting in my office working on the two video releases at 11pm on a friday night after 12 years of being a youtuber, and stopped to watch your video and am gifted with a surge of grattitude and motivation. We're real - you and me, and we're in this journey together, no matter how many subscribers someone has. We matter as much as each other <3

This is a great video and I’m just starting my art arc but I’m some trouble and this is really motivational.

This was really lovely to both watch and listen to! It can be hard as a viewer, remembering that a real person with real aspirations, goals, struggles, and an entire life is behind the screen we're so used to seeing. I definitely can't (and shouldn't) speak on everything, but something I sincerely use to judge someone's character on, is the people they bring to them. I have been involved in Jazza's community for several years now, and I have met my best friends through the channels. People I talk, work, and play with every single day. Jazza has always done an excellent job of fostering a very loving and accepting community which I, even after years, I still get excited to go in and see what they've been talking about that day! (which is actually how I found this video! An amazing member of the community posted it!) Its kind of crazy to think how people you may never meet, or even interact with in your lifetime can have such an impact on you as person. They're a piece of glass that makes up your image as person, no matter how brief their time in our lives have been. Its a scary, beautiful thing to think about, and it was very nice hearing about your experiences with that : )

I found Jazza at the peak of my artistic developmental journey in my younger years (back when I was 9/10 years old) and after watching some of his tutorials, I found myself encapsulated by all the other videos on his channel. I remember coming home from school and checking if he'd uploaded. And if he had, I'd watch it. Now that I'm 17, and my style and art skills have much improved since then, like you said, I can see little fragments of his style within my own. Even in my sketches, certain aspects of my process are influenced by his art and those tutorials I watched when I was younger. So I really do owe so much of my creative drive to Jazza and his youtube videos.

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1 - i feel like this will give a greater appreciation of physical media, right? ai will never understand watercolor like sargent did. it knows results, nothing about process. 2 - ai is only as creative as what already exists, so make something new. innovate, make weird art, and be sure to copyright it so nobody can use it to train an ai 3 - focus on what you enjoy most. if all the art jobs disappear, at least you’re having fun just some of the thoughts ive had thinking about the same stuff, i hope it helps

THAT WAS AMAZINGG!!

This is so cool!

Your way too underrated 10/10

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@10:55 Fuk yea!! It's hard to make them out, but I already love the outcome. Awesome!

Thank you for making this video, and sharing your thoughts in this format. I really enjoyed listening to your words as I was drawing, and thinking about meaningful art with you, and my search for meaning through art. Recently I've been having a bit of trouble enjoying the process and have been trying to do anything I can to fall back in love with it. I am blessed to have embarked on meaningful projects and to have those readily available to invest my time into, but I also respect the importance of sketching with no pressure or end goal. I was drawing a picture for my girlfriend (of us and my cat) as I listened to your video, and I can't really describe what happened any other way than by saying that I got very deeply into the flow state and enjoyed that drawing session in a way in which I haven't in a long time. Thank you again for your video, and for sharing your personal experience and thoughts - Isaac

Thank you for the finger of accountability too haha. It really helps.

It is so impressive that you are pushing yourself to grow. Not everyone chooses growth. I'm proud to see you choose that, and work for that. I also am glad you are working so much for your comic. Thank you for sharing with us.

I think doing art is part of being human. And copying as part of practice is something that helps increase skills. Art matters because it's something we do. That said, art from imagination and art from reality are two different skills. They help each other - there is no shame in using references. I made art as a kid I called "Illality", illusion and reality. I think your art will keep improving! Make it for you! Thank you for sharing. This is a rambling comment, for your rambling video. Thank you again.

hey man just keep on fighting, life is like a wheel sometimes you are up and sometimes youre down but its all like learning process how to deal with it. keep on going dont stop. cheers

Wow. Not sure how I got here. Never saw anything from you before but thank you for making me aware of the gay sex that happens in TES 3 Morrowind.

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Nice read bro!

Damn, this is really deep, i kinda have these same feelings and its good to see others have had the same experiences. You make a lot of good points that i did think about or just things that happened too me. I hope your channel grows, cuz your videos are really cool and your art is amazing,

Thanks for some insight. I just recently got back into doing art after a big chunk of ‘life gets in the way’ time out. Your description pretty much fits my past and current journey. Many moons ago I produced a graphic novel. I enjoyed how it let me express myself as artist and storyteller. It also made me create routinely and made me paint backgrounds and props. It taught me to be patient and more methodical. I don’t do webcomics anymore but the experience is woven into the fabric of my creative self. So here I go, on my own adventurous quest to slay the dragons of discouragement and criticism.

Great video man. I think that’s the central point in the art journey. First do it well, then do it in you style. I studied animation and our drawing teacher told us about a student that whenever he tried to correct an exercise the student always said “that’s my style”, “then why are you here learning?”. Anyway, great lesson.

You summarized my life. I was exactly like that when I was younger. Today, I do have a couple of friends, but I could have had a whole army of them if I had tried to talk, smile, and laugh with people in my teenage years. Instead, I was extremely quiet and menacing to people. If you are in school today, make it worth it. Make friends, study hard, so that in the future you can look back at yourself and not feel guilty because you chose the wrong path.

Thank you, especially for the "don't try to be mysterious, it's cringe" bit, can't believe i was seriously considering that

“The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude about the problem” -Jack Sparrow

The progress can be seen through the works ❤

Exactly my problem. Thank you now i have a solution

Wow, cant believe this only has 25 views, this is awesome :)

Great video, very helpful insight for getting better at watercolor. Plus the Elder Scroll artwork hit me right in the nostalgia so I had to like it

Thank you so much.. I needed to hear this... What a lesson ! . Thanks again... Inmediately subscribed!

"HONOUR AND FURY, COURAGE AND STRENGTH!" - House Griffith warcry Please, do more House Griffith, I love them with all my heart and your work is amazing

Very beautiful

Loved the berserk art you showed in the end of the video

So glad I found your channel ! Awesome stuff

Super lovely video and your art rocks

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hello how are you bro i hope you are doing well i like your videos and your art 😊

I love this video, thanks for sharing! This is something that helps me.

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Thanks for sharing. We each take the path we’re meant to take. To be unoptimized is to be human.

I'll be resurrecting my drawing journey in earnest once the year rolls over. And what you've accomplished may not have changed the world, but it changed YOUR world. And that's what matters.

Thanks for sharing, and I am a year into my comic journey now.