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Dude!! Seeing the artwork in full HD, it’s absolutely *chef kiss*! You did an incredible job with the supplies! i knew you would!! I’m happy we got to finally collab and I’m even more happy you enjoyed the honey buns! 😂
Hiii Rae just watched your video
Hiiiii
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@Not RickRoll. 😭👇 k
Yup
Jazza: *uses cheap art items* "they're terrible"
Me: STOP HURTIN' ME!
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The Best part too is the art work he made is good yet he calls it ok.
Art is art!! Your supplies don’t define you as an artist :)
@@ottersimms7672 but it definitely makes it harder to use lol
Lol I feel you
The first art piece literally reminds me of kids art that’s really advanced. Like your parents buy you an art kit not knowing anything about quality, but you’re a talented kid so you make nice pieces with it anyway. It’s not perfect and the colors are a little funky, but it’s still impressive. 🤷♀️
This hits really close to home....at least the case they came in was nice and reusable.
Ti's the season of Collabs.
I've got a busy evening of videos to watch. Cheers guys haha. Looking forward to it!
Ye u be my anime art idol tho
Is it me or does Jazza look like Blonde Peter Parker from Into the SpiderVerse his haircut tho
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Love Jazza having fun and introducing new artists. Cool…here 4 it
The illustration of the art girl turned out awesome!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Omg hiii
I love your channel
I 💕 love ur channel also I am 🥉!!!!
Hi Temi!!!
Yesss! It's Temi-approved!
I REALLY respect that Jazza doesn't show the art of other creators when working with them and instead has people go to their channel of they want to see their work. It is something that I haven't seen done on many of the other channels I watch, and I just REALLY respect Jazza for doing it.
This was fun! I love seeing artists come together like this!
P.S. Rae has an epic cheap paint hack (on her shorts channel) to make those paints nicer to use!
Where? It doesn't come up easily when I search...
@@LaynieFingers its on her shorts channel. To put it straight, you just add corn starch in it and mix it well. That's all, that's the hack
It’s nice to see these collabs. Rae’s a great artist with some good tips for drawing and using cheap art supplies
@@gurl3270 I think it's on her regular channel too mixed in with a Art Hacks video.
I will donate 50 cent to Orphan of every subscriber I get from comment.
I've always felt that way! Rae always says that you can basically use anything to make art, and my reply in my head has always been "that's because you're do damned good at it! You may be able to, but when I use crappy materials, I get crappy art."
Hearing you say that it takes more skill to use crappy materials really drove that home for me.
Same! Every art RUclipsr says that; and it's only really true if you're already amazingly skilled. If you're like me and you're mediocre at art, it's not gonna work out like that.
@@LordofFullmetal Well, it can be said for anything. You have to learn how to use what you have. It can take time to learn the characteristics of something, but once you do it becomes easier over time to adapt to different things.
Adapt, Improvise and Overcome.
Yes and no... The learning curve for bad supplies is SO much higher, there's less margin for error. If you are able to learn the quirks of the cheap supplies (and every brand has its own quirks) you can still do a good job. However, if you're still learning, it's WAY easier to learn if you use the nice supplies! I always feel discouraged by people who put off using the "good stuff", whether it be paint, fabric, yarn, or cooking ingredients, until they're "better" at whatever, because a lot of times they're just making things harder for themselves. Not only are the cheap items harder to use, but when you enjoy what you're working with, you relax, you enjoy the process more, and it SHOWS.
I found, when learning art, only having access to the cheaper art supplies actually helped me. Having to work harder to get things to look right and learning how to layer and blend on the max, translates into a LOT better art when you're suddenly faced with supplies that is easier to use.
@@leonardo.diCATio it really depends on the person's confidence levels. Someone without much confidence in themselves, and without knowledge of the fact that the materials they are using are any worse than those other people they see may be using, they can quite easily fall into the trap of thinking they aren't any good, not that the supplies are sub par, amd give up. I think there is a definite line there. I think really, new artists should be tought right away that supplies can affect their work, and that you can use less professional quality supplies but not to expect professional level outcomes.
For example, even after being an artist for over 20 years, I had no idea how inportant paper is to art. I thought it's just something you make a mark on and that the "better" papers were just a gimmick. I was so wrong and that lack of education almost had me quit watercolour painting altogether. I had found somewhat of a natural talent (I mean, toward the subject, not with the medium seeing as I had so far been both practicing and educating myself for so long in all forms of art) and was in a groove when I ran out of paper. I bought Canson XL and tried to glaze, blend and all that stuff and I just made a massive mess with holes in it. Now if you do wet on wet backgrounds for things like cards, it's perfectly fine, but if you try to do even a third glaze let alone more than that, it's the worst. I thought paper is paper. And that I just had some beginners luck with painting succulents and that I was the mediocre watercolour artist I thought I was, seeing as my main form of art for so long was pencil crayons.
That all said, when I finally was able to afford Prismacolours at age 30ish, I was suddenly a LOT better with pencil crayons as I had developed my skills with crayola. Prismacolours feel like I'm breathing for the first time, while on an exciting roller-coaster for the amount of fun I'm having. It's not stressful AT ALL and I can blend FOR DAYS! I think if I had them when I was younger I would have taken less art hiatuses, especially since I was born with Arthritis and most of them were from having to press so hard with them.
The technique of wiping the paint away helped it a lot. I wouldn’t have thought of that and it’s not even a very elaborate technique. I like them both, and the pun is very fun.
Rae and Jazza, the best collaboration of the year
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Kinda rude to the other people he collaborated with
@@demoku8949 I said of the year. Not of all time.
@@zoecantillionmusic he has a few collaborations this year
@@demoku8949 it was meant as a way of saying it was a good collaboration ok. I love all the collaborations he's done
The "dollar tree" drawing is even funnier when you realise he's Australian, and our dollars don't look like that.
In all seriousness, Jazza did a great job with this!
Just Googled your guy's money, it looks awesome. Maybe he did a $100
The painting? I assume he was doing an American dollar because it's from an American store.
I will donate 50 cent to Orphan of every subscriber I get from comment.
@@3DJapanyeah
Dollar Tree has greatly expanded their arts and crafts section, they actually sell individual acrylic paints now! Also small canvases, wood, brushes, etc.
I would love to send a selection to you Jazza and see how much better they are... Or if they even are better.
Also, you need a name brand Twinkie. 😂
As a beginner;the art supplies from there are great,as I don't fret over wasting expensive supplies.
I exclusively use material from Dollar Tree when drawing traditionally. I mostly just sketch and sometimes ink it, but I never color it, I instead just scan the work and finish it digitally for color. Also I choose to draw on the reverse of the index cards, and I'll use binder clips to make a nice little pad I can take around.
Now get this, I made a LIGHT BOX with stuff from Dollar Tree. I was lucky enough to find a picture frame which was basically a clear folded piece of flat plastic, and I pointed a flashlight through the clear base and at the underside of the paper. Adding a mirror on the bottom reflects more light up at the page. Use binder clips or tape to hold the papers together and that actually works. If the light's not bright enough, get another flashlight or darken the room.
When I ran an art supply store, I always told the students to buy what they could afford, and if that was really cheap stuff, it would push and progress their creativity.
Loved this video, its a great message for young artists that get discouraged when they think they need all of these extremely nice/expensive art supplies to be a good artist. All you need is skill!! (Though expensive supplies definitely dont hurt haha)
While this is true, it can be hard to develop those skills when you are handicapped by tough supplies that don't work as good supplies should (and they can teach you bad habits). Nobody should let bad materials stop them from trying, but it's also worth doing your research to know how to get the maximum bang for your buck if you can only get limited supplies.
This is why I get a little angry in stores when I see (for example) those big "value" packages of "watercolor" paint brushes that are total garbage and actually really awful value over buying one decent brush. Lots of beginner artists or their families out there getting bamboozled by that stuff.
@@bluesonicstreak7317 this is exactly what I was coming here to say. Jazza could produce amazing art with these because he already had the skill to do so, skill he built up with actual good quality supplies (good quality doesn't have to mean expensive). And even then he still struggled. These would be a nightmare for beginners to use, and let's be honest, even determined beginner's might be driven away from trying to build artistic skill by supplies if they literally have to fight with them to get any result. Especially when you consider how much dialogue around art makes it seem as if its a natural born talent and not a developed skill and how many people believe that because that's what they heard in school. I could very easily see a beginner trying to use cheap supplies and assuming they're just inherently bad at art or that art just isn't for them and not understanding that the supplies are getting in the way of their enjoyment and growth. And that's truly unfortunate. Like you've said in your comment, you want art supplies that are good enough that they won't overly frustrate you or teach you bad habits, but that doesn't mean you need super expensive ones either.
@@Lisa_Flowers I used to draw as a kid but I don't anymore. I like makeup and that's the experience I can pull from. And honestly makeup and paint/markers are similar. Beginners might be drawn to the cheaper stuff because they might not have money to invest in hobbies, but if they can buy mid range products (look at reviews and brands) and build towards higher end products until they have a tool kit of items they reach for daily. Color tones, pigment, quality, longevity, blending, etc will all vary depending on brand, prince point and formula. When I started exploring makeup in high school I bought from the drug store. Doesn't mean there aren't good products at the drugstore- things are better quality now than back then, but I just thought all makeup was really hard to learn. I saved up for a nicer eye shadow palette and pigment was amazing, blending was a dream and the formulas felt different. Higher quality brushes were soft and fluffy which meant it didn't hurt to do my makeup. Years later- you could give me kid makeup (like the crappy 'toy' kind) and I could manipluate it like normal. It takes more skill, experience, and patience which is why I would never recommend it to anyone unless it was just for a good laugh. But it's a great tool to get someone experienced out of their zone and 'go back to basics.'
I had a friend. Wealthy, very talented and artistic. But he go to med school. And he use art for clout. He has all the high end materials and even have tons of followers.
Jazza: These are terrible!
*proceeds to draw a masterpiece that I could only dream of*
"takes skill to make something decent"
me: wow I thought that was amazing actually
The collab we need but don't deserve.
I love this team up.
have you been naughty or something? why are you so undeserving..
Okay ik you got that from the Dark Knight, buy if we're being honest it doesn't make sense lol
69 likes lol
Should I disrupt the holy number??
that line "I'm a Honeybun fan!" sounds like there was an entire story of Jazza being skeptical of the Honeybun and then slowly coming to realize he actually enjoys it that was cut from this video.
i was looking through the comments trying to find one that mentioned that moment
As a budget artist I appreciate you showing off what is possible even with dirt cheap supplies!
I loved the second drawing, the markers blended a lot smoother than I thought they would
Nobody:
Literally Nobody:
Jazza: Oooh! Tootsie Rolls!
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Adorable
*generic 'witty' comment bashing you for using "Nobody: Literally Nobody:"*
Just a tip for the future when drawing POC characters (particularly dark-skinned ones): the palms of the hands should typically be a lighter tint than the rest of the skin, even when in shadow.
I realize it might have been a stylistic choice, but I don’t think it would have been too out of place with the style that you did, and it’s a good practice to model for white artists without much experience making art of POCs.
That may have been the limitations of the supplies. I don’t think he was able to lighten anything once it was put down.
Thanks for the reminder ^_^
In this case I highly doubt he even had a secondary skin tone to work with.
i was just gonna say this! thank you.
@@shadowbunny7892 , OP was just saying for Jazza next time and others on their own art
This still shows how some creativity and practice can let you still make some really cool art with cheap materials.
I’d kill to see you revisit water based markers one day, but trying using a waterbrush as a blender. Also don’t use felt tip water based markers, go for ones like Crayola that have a sponge tip, because the felt tips are way more rough on paper than the sponge tips.
I love that you explained what techniques you can use to make the art better. It helps to learn and properly understand what’s going on.
I love how he used the packaging as a mixing palette and then moved on to use one of the canvases.
Hello fellow My Hero Academia fan 👁👄👁
@@unseasoned.drawings Hello, hello. 😊
I work at dollar tree! Dollar Tree is an amazing place to find cheap supplies for anything from wood work to knitting.
And it’s obviously insanely cheap, just a dollar yknow?
Lol I work at dollar tree too! I love buying the canvases
Imagine a paint challenge where you can't mix any colours and the amount of paints you can use is limited. I feel like it would be hard to make a painting with only like 5-7 pre-made colours.
Surprisingly not that hard. Specially given people have done single color challenges.
Now I want to try it. Done something similar digitally before with all kinds of limited palette challenges
I took a watercolor class where we did portraits with only burnt umber and ultramarine blue. They're amazingly versatile. It's a good challenge to limit yourself and see how far you can take the colors.
@@cltinturkey oh, we did something similar in college. Choosing one brown paint and one blue paint and using one for shadows and the other for lit areas (usually indigo and sepia or mars brown) . That was a cool exersize but I completely forgot about it until you reminded me.
You could use visual mixing.
I like getting the cheap stuff, because 90% of the things I work on are prototyping.
_My favorite thing there is the giant sheets of project board, I can prototype wood furniture with that stuff using a little tape and origami magic._
When I get to making a final product then I spend the budget.
Tbh the art looks pretty good. An artist is only limited by their imagination and determination
I’d love to see you tackle the same artwork with 3 different budgets - so the same illustration but first with dollar store art supplies, then mid-range and finally high-end supplies. What do you think? Similar to your timed challenges
That Dollar Tree is such a tongue-in-cheek meta thing that I absolutely love, but visually? I am absolutely IN LOVE with your drawing of the Art Master! So much character and personality in it, and working with the materials than against it really lets it pop! Thanks so much for making this video!
Mei Yu has done some amazing stuff with all kinds of cheap art supplies, going years back. I think she has a great attitude about art being an accessible pursuit despite budget restrictions. As a kid, I used every scrap of paper and every writing implement I could get my hands on, and despite having had the chance to work with other media, to this day I still prefer good old pencils and pens over anything else.
Those turned out so cool! I go to Dollar Tree pretty frequently and I always stop by their art section and think about what I could do with what's there. I like the idea here of doing that and having some fun! Great job to you both and great idea for the challenge!
When jazza makes all Art Supplies look good
I love how Jazza not only supports other creators in the community but other aspiring artists. It’s just so refreshing to see his positivity and sincerity. I’ve followed Jazza for years, but it always is so refreshing.
That was really encouraging to hear you talk about the paints like that. For a long time the cheap tubes of paint & brushes was all I could afford but gave up for a while coz while it looked good, it wasn't great especially on canvas board. I'd wondered why I didn't want to create since everyone loved my pictures but I wouldn't be surprised if this has been a factor.
I never thought this was possible... I'm actually early for once!!
today someone commented i should delete all videos :( people can be so mean. but i dont care. i know im the best. i never give up. i am age 80+ and will never stop. thanks for caring, dear
@@AxxLAfriku wtf
nah
Same! :)
Bro, the American accent was gooooood! 👌🤯
I’m bouncing around your channel. Several years back. Couple months. A week. I’ve learned some really helpful information.
Then to see DaVinci Resolve pop up. I work for Blackmagic Design and always love seeing us in videos. So glad we sponsored some of your episodes.
Snowy mountains seems to be a go-to for your painting, would like to see you tackle a landscape with more of a flat horizon next
Everyday Jazza's look seems to evolve and he gets even more handsome, his wife is a lucky girl.
Right?! I have such a crush. 😻
Agree
@@beauty46001 🧐
One of my favorite things at dollar tree is the scultpy clay that they have. And the poster board is the best to use for spray paint space paintings :)
I think one of the best things about art is that the supplies dont really matter, rather its cheap or expensive you can make a masterpiece that fits your budget
The mixing, blending and combination of items was really cool to see. Im always amazed and excited when i see these kinds of videos.
I also really liked the dollar tree. It took a lot of effort on your end, but i like the end result.
The takeaway i got from this video is that its the person/artist that make great art, but good tools will allow for more expression and creativity if you know what your doing.
the best advice I've heard from artists is use decent supplies or you'll think you're doing something wrong. I love seeing someone of your caliber making decent art out of lemons to lemonade?
Jazza! You should do more videos where you sculpt or 3D print your old sketches and make dioramas. Much like the one you did the post apocalyptic couple. That was way cool man! 😅👍
I’ve bought cheap supplies from Dollar Tree and stores like it. Sometimes they’re surprisingly okay, at least for fun projects.
Ooh, I saw Tastykakes! 🤩 One of our yummier treats here in the US 😊
I love the quality of their art products thanks for the introduction your dollar tree supply drawings are beautiful 😲
You inspired me to draw. Just picked up my supplies the other day. Thank you
Sometimes, the Dollar Store gets some surprisingly good stuff. Here in Canada, the Dollarama store I go to recently received some big 473ml jars of acrylic paint for 4$ each. I got a bunch just to see and it turns out the paint in them has about the same consistency as soft ice cream. They also got some big canvases that just need a bit of extra tightening with wedges. Pretty good for the price.
My favourite pencils and sketchbook come a dollar store. The only problem was they stopped making the sketchbook
Yesssssss, I absolutely love Rae! I'm so glad you did a collab with her! Love to see more ❤
I love the fact that you spend time using everything that you were sent and that shows you love art and to make art no matter the time spent. I love that passion and I wish I could have that patience and passion without getting distracted i could probably make so much and have my art look so much better with time.
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You good, bud?
Nice you’re first
Fuck who
@@simonhanna3679 hi
Jazza in his 2$ video: you can use cheap art supplies and still be creative with them!
Jazza now: oh no, these cheap paints are bad, you can't make art with that
It's interesting how much you can get out of cheap art supplies when making an illustration, while painting with cheaper stuff can get frustrating and make you think you're messing up
Yeah? Their not meant for art they're made for toddlers to throw around on a cheap canvas rather than real art
Also you replied to your own comment
I love your enthusiasm Jazza!!!
I am so happy that Jazza is not the only one who uses the end of a paintbrush to mix paint.
When I get a notification that you have downloaded a video, my happy time begins 📸❣️🍊♥️🥳😘🥰🤩❤️
Never been early to a jazzer vid but I LOVE YOU JAZZA you have really inspired me in my art
Budget goes out the window as soon as you enter the store. Haven't seen some of these yet at my store but have used the small canvases for painting. Love the end pieces. Nicely done.
I think videos like this kind of inspire me, because when I grew up this was a majority the best option for my family, and yeah I had to really push myself to improve with the cheaper materials. Not everyone could see the value but through the years I eventually could afford better art supplies and it shows that even if the young artist is poor that can defy their odds and create amazing works that will hopefully pull them out of the position of poverty. This is awesome thank y'all for doing this.
This was rad. Reminding me that any supplies are art supplies.
Not the collab we asked for, but the collab we needed.
Ahhh!!!🥰 I love the drawing!!! She’s giving off nothing but confidence 👸🏾
Omg yay Rae collaboration! I love Rae! It's so funny I saw both of your dollar there tree art videos in my feed and I was really excited to watch both.... I had no idea it was a collaboration. I'm super stoked. I just happened to click on yours 1st but I will definitely watch hers next.
Only one thing that I can nitpick with the art-girl bubblegum piece is, that everyone has white palms. Your darker skin won't match up with your palms.
I came to say this. Ngl it hurt to see.
@ 8:14 you can see the markers. It looks like he used the lighter shade and then he went back in to add shadows. I don't know if he just messed up, if it was an over sight or a style choice. Jazza has never colored palms different tones than the rest of the body- doesn't matter the skin color. You can see it on videos from 7 years back too.
its stylized, most artist even black artist on youtube with similar styles don't color in the palms differently.
Yeah, he shouldn't've made her palms so dark
@@kika-pon6128 every established stylized art i've seen never even make the palms light, it will look weird imo
Art doesn't have to be 100% accurate, sometimes if the only thing you chase is accuracy you end up with ugly art
I've wondered how many people have tried art using spectacularly bad art supplies and decided art is miserable or they just suck without realizing that crappy supplies are often worse than no supplies. It's sad...
That’s still a wrong assumption, because as soon as you’ve developed a good taste in art from observation you’ll have trouble accepting your low learning curve.
The fact that you haven’t yet learned or fully understood all the basics like anatomy, line strength, composition, color theory, etc. is the actual main problem, not the tools you use.
A picture that is flawed from the start due to lack of knowledge will still be flawed even with the best supplies.
Everybody can make art - but making good art takes a lot of devotion towards learning.
I myself retired as an illustrator since the gap between taste and knowledge had just become too large to statisfy my mind.
Ahhhh Dollar Store art supplies. There is a huge hit or miss with these items sometimes. My fav is when they sometimes carry name brand items! It’s rare but a plus if you can find them.
Omg I love your illustration! Frame it, and put it on the fridge 😉🥰
“It requires a lot more skill to paint with these really cheap paints” Ok, we see you Jazza. Having the skills to do such things like this 🙄🤚 (I loved both of the art pieces btw!)
Finally Jazza drew a person of colour 😭🙏🎊
I just adore your videos and art. All drawings are positive, bright, they give good mood and esthetic pleasure, thank you for sharing!
Loved what Rae did & how you’ve shown you can have fun with cheap!
It might be interesting to see what you can do making your own art supplies from nature. Like being a caveman recreating cave art.
There's a guy who does something similar, but with pottery and glazes... It's kinda cool :^3
Okay, a few things. Absolutely love the results. But um....Jazza, buddy, why is the palm of the artist the same colour as the rest of her body? That is not how palms work. I know there were colour limitations but your could have used a lighter marker and then applied the correct colour with the pencil. Just a teeny thing that bugs me.
Also, two of my fav art youtubers coming together in a collab. You peeps should do this more often! What a treat.
Lastely, could you review Camlin art supplies please? I have heard they are darn cheap but pretty good.
You nailed it Jazza they both look amazing....I am glad you share your experiences with us...love you too Rae ❤🙌
Because of jazza I have got courage to use any type of art supplies , cheap or expensive 😅 just being creative.. thank you jazza for making art more enjoyable to our life's. ❤❤❤ love from INDIA
For people who don’t have money, dollar tree supplies may be all they can afford. Don’t let anyone tell you you need expensive tools to be an artist. Being an artist is what you do, not the cash you spend. I’ve seen better art done by a man in the mall with a no. 2 pencil and a sheet of printer paper than a guy using oil paints and canvas worth hundreds.
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Omg yes! A collab and my 2 fav artists! You guys are outstandingly talented!
I usally get my art supplies from the dollar store mostly because we don’t have art stores here but I love watching pros being able to make good art with cheep art supplies it makes me feel better as a artist
More Rae and Jazza collabs!! My 2 fav art tubers!!
Your hair looks amazing!
Love your videos, makes me smile during rough times. You are appreciated jazza!
I don't know how many people noticed, but the note in the box was from a Mira byler notebook, so shout to her!! So cool to see artists supporting other artists!
RAEEEEE I love her challenges, been wanting you to try them for a while
Jazza. I need more puppet jazza in my life. I saw him in the background there for a second. Give me more!!!
What a cool collaboration super cool idea, I liked your color mixing your landscape was cool 🙂
For about three months every year I go through a phase of watching just Jazza. Honestly lovely
that deep forest green is absolutely gorgeous
Hi Jazza and SuperRaeDizzle! Dollar Store Art is my specialty, since I only use Dollar Store supplies for my daily Bob Ross landscapes!
You're right that the Dollar Store acrylic isn't the best, but it can be fun working within those limitations.
While following along with Bob, I've had to adjust the wet on wet Oil paint techniques to those Acrylic paints.
I recommend working with those paints as thick as you can, and tapping more than brushing on the color.
Beautiful! Thank you for your post!
Great collab! It’s cool to see the way you were able to use the supplies you were provided. Loved the video 🥰
Love that illustration of the women! She’s so interesting and dynamic to look at!
Beautiful scenery painting 🎨🌹🌸🌺🌼.
I love all the collabs!!!!
6:00 I love it! 11:30 The portrait is amazing! 😍
LOVEING THISSS JAZZA AND RAE
I’m so glad Rae linked your channel bc you’re art work is really good and so is Rae’s
Love it when we can all connect!!!!
Jazza's "ok" art is what would be a masterpiece to me.