Hey Jazza, just a tip for you or anyone else that may not know, Fresco has a setting at the bottom of the brushes tab that allows you to calibrate pressure sensitivity, or at least on my ConceptD and should work with drawing tablets as well. If you happen to have already looked into it and it's just not compatible with the Big BOI Tablet, then I hope that somebody learned something new! Cheers mates, have a great one!
At the end when he’s painting the dragon, and talking about the uses something like this could have in the future when more refined, you could really see the wheels in Jazza’s head trying. Knowing how much he loves product development I wouldn’t be surprised to see him eventually collaborate on something like this.
I like the idea of having a more developed version of this for artists. Especially the idea of mixing your own colors on a digital pallet. If executed accurately, it would be a great tool to teach color mixing concepts and experimentations with various limited pallets.
Could you imagine having one of those at school?! There is so much potential for it, showing technics in real-time to students, sure it's not the same as actual paint on canvas or paper, but screen sharing that to a projector would be amazing, you can even show more traditional digital art, the process of it and everything.
Pretty sure similar stuffs have been available for more than 10 years because I've used such thing 10 years ago at school. It's just that they won't have brush support (most digital whiteboards nowadays don't anyway) and need to have a projector installed to display stuffs (rather than having a built-in TV).
My school's recently recieved a bunch of those and to be honest most teachers just use it to screenshare their ipad's screen. I can see the potential but you'd have to give teachers and maybe the class a proper course on all of its features.
This is basically a promethium board, which was the better follow up to the smart board. I was so so so jealous that all the teachers had promethium boards in their classrooms, because though I was happy for them as it's fantastic hardware for teachers, a lot of them just wrote down normal stuff on the board. I wanted my own promethium board to draw on.
Just when I thought you couldn’t go bigger! I was so intrigued by this that I went to see the cost. Not bad actually. The fact that you could use actual brushes blew me away! I’m in the planning stages of building an art studio, and seeing this would be a great way to show clients their logo designs, or other such commissions, where I could do quick notes or edits then save them for later. Yes, it’s a bit of an overkill, but wow! Would love to see if you find ways to customize this whiteboard, and possibly Samsung may see the artistic use of this and include a pressure sensitive setting or stylus to make this the ultimate whiteboard!
You need to send this to the developers of this thing! Great ideas! I love the original use you guys have for it, storyboarding and other whiteboard stuff, too.
I'd be worried about how your wrist and head feel at the end of using something like that because my main selling point for my drawing tablet, which is actually my surface, is that I can angle it so it's organic and feels fine to draw on. As for my eyes, I already hurt my eyes with a tiny screen, I'm wondering how the larger screen would feel. Even so, this is super cool and it would honestly be interesting to see how it plays out and what apps could be made compatible with a device like this.
I can not recommend a red light filter enough. Sometimes called blue light filters, night light mode or red tint or theme. It helps with eye strain so much. You can also buy glasses specifically designed for computer based eye strain. I understand the concern about getting the colors how you like them but you can toggle on/off to check it if need be
Dont be its a piece of junk. Its slow and useless. Its meant for drawing presentations. You can see how badly the precision is and he says it throughout the video “it has its limitations” its a joke
@@jamesgockel854 When not taking brush detection into count there are products of the same kind that has lower latency though. Just that it won't be low in third-party software but that'd be expected for everything that has stylus support. Even iPad (because its prediction can fail, and it usually will fail unless you are being fairly slow).
This is really cool and I'm impressed with how well brushes work with it. I like your idea for learning art with a device like this, especially how it could remove the barriers of materials and enable some cool learning opportunities in a way that's easy to undo and experiment with! It's great and I could really see that being a thing in the "art school" of the future!
With the ending monologue about how this can be a interesting substitution for paints and physical materials: You'd be relying on so many other third-party things to maintain and support your art pieces. I remember when I started college I bought microsoft office outright, and then when I updated my laptop less than 5 years later, it nolonger supported that version of microsoft office/word/excel/powerpoint/ anything! If I wanted to use that software I needed to buy a subscription. and that's probably what would eventually happen, subscriptions for accessess to software, brushes, maybe even colors, or even accessing your saved works, like streaming serveses with videogames or movies you've "bought" access to. probably have to agree that, like with similar to making tiktok, the software OWNS your works you put out there, so if you make a painting or digital creation, you'd potentially have to buy it out from the company, or they could say you can only licence it. There's a real *value* in preserving maintaining art as a physical medium, whether in original cuts of movies, physical sculptures, paint on canvas, original texts of poems, _anything_ to make *_censorship THAT MUCH HARDER._*
I absolutely love his idea of a true traditional/digital painting device like this. It would be stupid expensive for an individual, but amazing in an academic situation. Especially if you really did use real brushes since my school required students to get their own Wacom styluses anyway.
When you started talking about the paint stuff being separate, my software dev mind started thinking of ideas... I think it would be a fun project to work on if there were a market and resources for it.
The only art I am capable of, is prose in a magnificent scale. inexplicably so that I am constantly befuddled at the way I write. But the true artists, are the ones who can put their imagination to a picturesque form with pen, brush, oil, fingers, charcoal, pen, and a plethora of many more mediums to choose from. Constantly humbled by these videos, and thusly inspired by it all as well. Kudos to your creative team, and yourself Jazza, for being a bright social icon in youtube, and having a wonderfully laid back approach to artistry that makes it seem so easy to pick up for anyone.
Get more. These are soooo cool. Can't wait for a company to make an artist version with touch sensitivity and maybe a more realistic painting experience!
I can see Jazza and Pro Team coming out with something like the Flip. Your version would be easier to turn, less cumbersome in general, and we could download an add-on to our iPad or phone to save palette colors on. It might take a year or two of planning, and another year to make a prototype, but if you ever want to do it for real, I believe in you.
Jazza I love how you draw a dragon again! I bet you wont see this, but you should draw an inverted dragon. A couple weeks ago you did that GREAT inverted painting challenge. You should draw a dragon in the middle ages attacking a kingdom but inverted. When you did the inverted drawing of Lucifer, the firey reds were really cool. You should do the same sort of thing but with a dragon. It might end up really awesome. I love your work! You wont see this but its worth a shot
I'm currently saving for the huion kamvas 24 drawing tablet, I'm using the galaxy tab s7 plus for digital drawing at the moment as I don't own a PC or laptop. As the Kamvas 24 tablet works on Android I can use infinite painter while it's connected to my phone or tablet and I can't wait to get started, as its over £800 I've almost saved enough so I'm like a big kid weeks before Christmas!
OMG, if they came up with a digital canvas, that would be epic! More expensive up front but, super cheap after because you dont have to buy paint and canvas, etc. i would buy it!
I do listen right up to the end of the video Jazza!! It's all great stuff. I've just had to buy oil paints, plus fat and lean mediums to do a traditional layered oil painting at uni and OMG it was expensive!! That's why I haven't been able to buy your brush set and instruction book bundle yet. I will get them though, as soon as I can,....waiting for them is so hard.
Just an fyi, those black plastic pieces on the bottom of the box come out so the box can lift without lifting the whole tv. I use to work at Best Buy, i have seen many tv's taken out of boxes.
I wonder if we can draw with to people at the same time like we do on a traditionnal white board ? Clearly it miss somes aspects of a drawing tablet, aspecially the pressure, but I realy think in few years this device would be INSANE and incredible with all the corrections ! I hope they would continue to devlop their project Awsome video, love it ! Want more content with new devices like this, soooo cool !! :3
Really admire how your brain works. Not many people would think to turn a smart tv type thing into an art tool. I don't think even I would. The could be a game changer.
That utopian future sounds amazing! I think you are right, and that if a large canvas style tv was made for the purpose of art creation it would be a very cool product! No need to purchase paints and canvas' that would take up space but you can freely paint and practice without having a bunch of canvas' but rather just digital copies of your created art. Would be super cool!
Could you make a revised guide to acrylic painting because I and many others find it confusing, and you are one of the few youtubers who are good at acrylics
Another thing is if you use theblarge format to create, when you reduce it to a smaller size it will clean up and look better. So I can see something that size for cresting digital art for smaller posters like 11x14 or 8x10.
When i was about 12 yrs , i remember sketching a screen at which you can draw at with normal brushes and can give you the same texture and flow as drawing on canvases, sparing the mess and the bad smell of the oil painting chemicals. (Waaay before inventing digital tablet's) Today i think i had a very good insight as a child 😅
the delay actually gives me a nice challenge idea… you have to draw in an app but it will not show your strokes for 10 minutes or so (a huge delay) within a time limit of 1 or 2 hours.
I'd say this kind of thing have definitely be available for more than 10 years at this point. Early ones uses a projector for display stuffs, but in the last few years TVs with stylus support has been huge. With the Samsung one not having pressure sensitivity either, I guess its only edge is that it has real brush support, but I personally doubt that'd be hard for other company to implement either, and personally I'd say it might not work as well as a hard stylus as it wouldn't be natural either way.
on amazon it would cost around $1000 for the paints brushes canvases pallette etc. that are the more expensive brands to get all you would need to start oil painting with "professional" equipment and materials. This screen would cost well over $2000 including buying a stand separate, but not including a computer with whichever software you would want and Jazza's digital brushes. I can't imagine what it would cost if there was a version designed for artists. But in all honesty if I had the money I'd buy it and not think twice about it. I am an elementary school Art Teacher in the US. I regularly use a Promethean board with free activinspire that has a drawing function. I'm glad I have it, but it is really inadequate for what I use it for. A board that size with real artist's tools and functionality would be incredibly awesome to use.
I think you just inspired a young engineer somewhere to bring the vision you had at the end to life. I would keep on watching out for that in the next few years.
I’d love a canvas like that, something big that I can digitally create on without having to zoom and such… a digital, REAL canvas… maybe I’ll invest in something like this, but a tad smaller.
promethean are bigger they can go up to 86″ but they are for teachers and don't recognize brushes and you have to be apart of a school to even buy one. so that one is the biggest one you can actually buy.
Have been thinking about this for a while, that the next locial step for pen-Displays would be brush displays. I wonder if Wacom has one in development yet, cuz that would really be a game changers. Also the ability to use more than one tool at a time, for example a palette "knife" in the left, and a brush in the right hand. That would be handy!
man I would absolutely love an experience like that with an ipad style tablet as an palette. I think AR tech is definitely going to solve this exact issue. Using pressure sensitive brush and pen tools to paint on a digital canvas, that lines up to the real, blank canvas that you're physically touching
Okay, but imagine that what he talked about in the video actually gets made in the future? That would be so cool and I bet Jazza would jump on doing a video on it.
The school were I work has something similare in some classrooms but a tad bit bigger. You can connect your laptop to them & use it to show text or pictures while you teach & with the pencil it comes with you can use them as a substitute to a whiteboard. Sure ours are an earlier version, we have had them for roughly 5 years now so they are probably not as hightech or good as this one but for a classroom setting they have worked pretty well. Heck the afterschoolprogram gets to use one of them to & uses it to play movies & stuff like that.
Virtual reality is about bringing yourself in a virtual stuff. Here it's augmented reality cause you bring virtual stuff to your world. It's basically this vs occulust rift software.
I was sure you would use this for tabletop-time! To put a map on that and lay over a dark mist PCs can erase to explore the area, spontaniously draw in AOEs and so on. It's what I wish i could do in my campaigns after having those freedoms in online-settings during covid that are now lost again when playing in person. I#d love to see if that works with the samsung flip-thingy
I would love to try making a palette, brush and canvas combination on hardware. As a gamedev that's starting to dabble in electronics I might have the skills to pull it off and it'd be so cool. Probably too expensive to do it as a hobby...
How cool would it be to have a art gallery full of those and People's arts and art gallery is open for maybe a weekend then. All the boards are cleared with different art showed for the next weekend and maybe a little video in the corner of the artist painting it while art galleries open
Sounds like huion and jazz need to get into a bit of a meeting with there ability to create tablets with crazy touch sensitivity and his new brush set they could probably pull it off. The Huion artist pro monitor offered in like 36/45 in. With a 12 inch handheld paint mix tablet that offers the brush controls as well. 🤔
That's an excellent idea for schools! It's a bit of a pipe dream that the government would shell out the cash for these things any time soon, but it would save money in the long run- not needing to buy paint, brushes lasting way longer because they're barely being used, no waste of water washing brushes, the cost of canvases, no risk of allergic reactions to paints- you're right, this could be the future! Hopefully businesses buy these things like mad, bringing the cost down.
For some reason my brain cannot fathom how standard brushes work on that thing. I guess just really good pressure sensors? Or maybe a camera? On that note I think it would be interesting to see if other things work on it as well, such as hairbrushes, pencils, or random things like a carrot
Hey jazzer, that big art screen thing just gave me an idea for a cool finger paint art game. I have no technological resources to do this. I'm not sure about how you could go about with it. But what if you created these little color icon bugs, and they roam around the screen. Since the screen is pressure sensitive. what if you could squish the bugs with your fingers and swipe the color of the bugs as finger paints on the screen. Go to town I would love to see what you come up with.
One of your videos popped up on Fakebook. I watched it because I'm really in to art. You My friend blew it out of the water and I've been hooked since. That and I really like the way you pronounce draw!
That moment when Jazza still wears a painting apron even though he’s painting on a TV
Better be safe than sorry.
🤣🤣🤣 priceless,
Lol
gotta show the merch haha
You don't want to get pixels all over your good clothes.
I demand a "following along with a Bob Ross video" with this tablet 😂
We need this
yeaaaah
I fourth this idea. Aussie bob needs to see this wizardry. :D
I support this
based, I support it
Jazza's mic is making it look like he's gonna try and sell me a slap chop
Not just one slap chop, BUT TWO SLAP CHOPS!
But wait, there's more!
It’s probably because the room echoes and isn’t sound treated. These mics tend to do a better job at cutting out echo
If you call now you'll get the gratey for free!!
i was waiting for the new iphone reveal
Hey Jazza, just a tip for you or anyone else that may not know, Fresco has a setting at the bottom of the brushes tab that allows you to calibrate pressure sensitivity, or at least on my ConceptD and should work with drawing tablets as well. If you happen to have already looked into it and it's just not compatible with the Big BOI Tablet, then I hope that somebody learned something new! Cheers mates, have a great one!
@Spoki_ ur right wow 🤩
Did you figure out how to download the brushes onto fresco?
At the end when he’s painting the dragon, and talking about the uses something like this could have in the future when more refined, you could really see the wheels in Jazza’s head trying. Knowing how much he loves product development I wouldn’t be surprised to see him eventually collaborate on something like this.
I was thinking that too
"Sooo... Jazza x Huion collab when?" - Me, watching that part
It’s sounds as useful innovation
I like the idea of having a more developed version of this for artists. Especially the idea of mixing your own colors on a digital pallet. If executed accurately, it would be a great tool to teach color mixing concepts and experimentations with various limited pallets.
Could you imagine having one of those at school?! There is so much potential for it, showing technics in real-time to students, sure it's not the same as actual paint on canvas or paper, but screen sharing that to a projector would be amazing, you can even show more traditional digital art, the process of it and everything.
You've just reinvented the Promethean interactive whiteboard
Pretty sure similar stuffs have been available for more than 10 years because I've used such thing 10 years ago at school. It's just that they won't have brush support (most digital whiteboards nowadays don't anyway) and need to have a projector installed to display stuffs (rather than having a built-in TV).
My school's recently recieved a bunch of those and to be honest most teachers just use it to screenshare their ipad's screen.
I can see the potential but you'd have to give teachers and maybe the class a proper course on all of its features.
Just imagining a team meeting going smoothly and jazza gets bored so he whips out his brushes and makes some big art piece on the boring meeting stuff
This is basically a promethium board, which was the better follow up to the smart board. I was so so so jealous that all the teachers had promethium boards in their classrooms, because though I was happy for them as it's fantastic hardware for teachers, a lot of them just wrote down normal stuff on the board. I wanted my own promethium board to draw on.
Little kid in my neighbourhood bought an ipad pro just to play mobile games 😭. My jealousy punched through the roof.
@@rexxy2409 broo 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Things I experienced watching this video:
1. Jazza’s excited noises
2. My mind absolutely blowing up from the brush detection
I honestly hope to see more videos utilizing this thing
The apron is definitely the most important tool in this setup :D
Just when I thought you couldn’t go bigger! I was so intrigued by this that I went to see the cost. Not bad actually. The fact that you could use actual brushes blew me away!
I’m in the planning stages of building an art studio, and seeing this would be a great way to show clients their logo designs, or other such commissions, where I could do quick notes or edits then save them for later. Yes, it’s a bit of an overkill, but wow!
Would love to see if you find ways to customize this whiteboard, and possibly Samsung may see the artistic use of this and include a pressure sensitive setting or stylus to make this the ultimate whiteboard!
NGL, being able to paint on a digital canvas, the way Jazza described, would be very cool.
You need to send this to the developers of this thing! Great ideas! I love the original use you guys have for it, storyboarding and other whiteboard stuff, too.
wow this is awesome!! I didn't expect that normal brushes would work on it as well 🤯🤯 the art looks amazing on it
I'd be worried about how your wrist and head feel at the end of using something like that because my main selling point for my drawing tablet, which is actually my surface, is that I can angle it so it's organic and feels fine to draw on. As for my eyes, I already hurt my eyes with a tiny screen, I'm wondering how the larger screen would feel. Even so, this is super cool and it would honestly be interesting to see how it plays out and what apps could be made compatible with a device like this.
I can not recommend a red light filter enough. Sometimes called blue light filters, night light mode or red tint or theme. It helps with eye strain so much. You can also buy glasses specifically designed for computer based eye strain.
I understand the concern about getting the colors how you like them but you can toggle on/off to check it if need be
babe wake up new jazza video
Jazza you should try sky art. In a plane.🙂
While skydiving
@@fanartfan3855 through hoops of fire!!
@@fanartfan3855 and with sharks
@@fanartfan3855 add explosions too
Genius
As a graphic designer I envy you for that tablet
Don't text it. It's a hoax!
@@valperkins6621 what, was there a bot saying you win smh
@@kris_4545 yes, a bot with Jazza's icon.
Dont be its a piece of junk. Its slow and useless. Its meant for drawing presentations. You can see how badly the precision is and he says it throughout the video “it has its limitations” its a joke
@@jamesgockel854 When not taking brush detection into count there are products of the same kind that has lower latency though. Just that it won't be low in third-party software but that'd be expected for everything that has stylus support. Even iPad (because its prediction can fail, and it usually will fail unless you are being fairly slow).
This is really cool and I'm impressed with how well brushes work with it. I like your idea for learning art with a device like this, especially how it could remove the barriers of materials and enable some cool learning opportunities in a way that's easy to undo and experiment with! It's great and I could really see that being a thing in the "art school" of the future!
With the ending monologue about how this can be a interesting substitution for paints and physical materials: You'd be relying on so many other third-party things to maintain and support your art pieces. I remember when I started college I bought microsoft office outright, and then when I updated my laptop less than 5 years later, it nolonger supported that version of microsoft office/word/excel/powerpoint/ anything! If I wanted to use that software I needed to buy a subscription.
and that's probably what would eventually happen, subscriptions for accessess to software, brushes, maybe even colors, or even accessing your saved works, like streaming serveses with videogames or movies you've "bought" access to. probably have to agree that, like with similar to making tiktok, the software OWNS your works you put out there, so if you make a painting or digital creation, you'd potentially have to buy it out from the company, or they could say you can only licence it.
There's a real *value* in preserving maintaining art as a physical medium, whether in original cuts of movies, physical sculptures, paint on canvas, original texts of poems, _anything_ to make *_censorship THAT MUCH HARDER._*
Make sense, so much sense.
Crazy & wonderful things happen when artists (no matter their preferred medium) can work together & respect each other's art & ideas.
Ive watched you from the beginnings and youve inspried me so much with my art career!! Thank you jazza!!! 😊
I absolutely love his idea of a true traditional/digital painting device like this. It would be stupid expensive for an individual, but amazing in an academic situation. Especially if you really did use real brushes since my school required students to get their own Wacom styluses anyway.
When you started talking about the paint stuff being separate, my software dev mind started thinking of ideas... I think it would be a fun project to work on if there were a market and resources for it.
Having a "pallet" on an iPad or something would be really amazing... especially if you could mix colors and save them like you said.
The only art I am capable of, is prose in a magnificent scale. inexplicably so that I am constantly befuddled at the way I write.
But the true artists, are the ones who can put their imagination to a picturesque form with pen, brush, oil, fingers, charcoal, pen, and a plethora of many more mediums to choose from. Constantly humbled by these videos, and thusly inspired by it all as well. Kudos to your creative team, and yourself Jazza, for being a bright social icon in youtube, and having a wonderfully laid back approach to artistry that makes it seem so easy to pick up for anyone.
Get more. These are soooo cool. Can't wait for a company to make an artist version with touch sensitivity and maybe a more realistic painting experience!
Can't wait when digital art is accessible to everyone like paper.
I can see Jazza and Pro Team coming out with something like the Flip. Your version would be easier to turn, less cumbersome in general, and we could download an add-on to our iPad or phone to save palette colors on. It might take a year or two of planning, and another year to make a prototype, but if you ever want to do it for real, I believe in you.
Jazza I love how you draw a dragon again! I bet you wont see this, but you should draw an inverted dragon. A couple weeks ago you did that GREAT inverted painting challenge. You should draw a dragon in the middle ages attacking a kingdom but inverted. When you did the inverted drawing of Lucifer, the firey reds were really cool. You should do the same sort of thing but with a dragon. It might end up really awesome. I love your work! You wont see this but its worth a shot
I'm currently saving for the huion kamvas 24 drawing tablet, I'm using the galaxy tab s7 plus for digital drawing at the moment as I don't own a PC or laptop. As the Kamvas 24 tablet works on Android I can use infinite painter while it's connected to my phone or tablet and I can't wait to get started, as its over £800 I've almost saved enough so I'm like a big kid weeks before Christmas!
In portrait mode when jazza was talking about a digital canvas, it reminds me of the longest journey, where April is painting on a canvas like that.
OMG, if they came up with a digital canvas, that would be epic! More expensive up front but, super cheap after because you dont have to buy paint and canvas, etc. i would buy it!
Jazza you better get all of those digital canvas ideas on lock down. Don’t let someone steal that amazing concept.
Jazza has literally been my inspiration to play with other art mediums again
I do listen right up to the end of the video Jazza!! It's all great stuff. I've just had to buy oil paints, plus fat and lean mediums to do a traditional layered oil painting at uni and OMG it was expensive!! That's why I haven't been able to buy your brush set and instruction book bundle yet. I will get them though, as soon as I can,....waiting for them is so hard.
We love and appreciate Rob and the rest of jazzas team ❤️
Maaaaaaybe you should invent this dream tablet for real, Jazza? It sounds awesome
Just an fyi, those black plastic pieces on the bottom of the box come out so the box can lift without lifting the whole tv. I use to work at Best Buy, i have seen many tv's taken out of boxes.
I wonder if we can draw with to people at the same time like we do on a traditionnal white board ?
Clearly it miss somes aspects of a drawing tablet, aspecially the pressure, but I realy think in few years this device would be INSANE and incredible with all the corrections ! I hope they would continue to devlop their project
Awsome video, love it !
Want more content with new devices like this, soooo cool !! :3
Really admire how your brain works. Not many people would think to turn a smart tv type thing into an art tool. I don't think even I would. The could be a game changer.
It always cheers up my day when jazza uploads. Its cause of him that I have expanded the mediums that I use for my art and challenge myself
This is my favourite channel. I especially like it when you explain everything so nicely. I wish you a lot of success with the channel and happy life.
RocketBook makes smart corners you can stick on white boards and upload everything on the white board to various places like a Google Drive.
Love love love the positive energy!
That utopian future sounds amazing! I think you are right, and that if a large canvas style tv was made for the purpose of art creation it would be a very cool product! No need to purchase paints and canvas' that would take up space but you can freely paint and practice without having a bunch of canvas' but rather just digital copies of your created art. Would be super cool!
You're just the best XD Your joy is just infectious! Thank you for being you!
I really loved the joke at the beginning, much appreciated!
Dude! That's so cool!! If only you could have some form of pressure sensitivity then it would be the ultimate canvas!
Could you make a revised guide to acrylic painting because I and many others find it confusing, and you are one of the few youtubers who are good at acrylics
I really like this. Nothing like being able to interact with your work realistically, rather than use mouse and keyboard.
Another thing is if you use theblarge format to create, when you reduce it to a smaller size it will clean up and look better. So I can see something that size for cresting digital art for smaller posters like 11x14 or 8x10.
Having the Samsung flip tv for business wise and the fact that jazzy is thinking outside the box really shows how creative he is
People should invest in this as an actual thing... You are amazing Jazza
I work at a school and kids LOVE drawing on the smartboard. It’s one of their favorite things!
When i was about 12 yrs , i remember sketching a screen at which you can draw at with normal brushes and can give you the same texture and flow as drawing on canvases, sparing the mess and the bad smell of the oil painting chemicals. (Waaay before inventing digital tablet's)
Today i think i had a very good insight as a child 😅
I like how they wrote flip on the box with the “i” upside down, immediately made me read it as “dilf”
I haven't read any comments but I assume there are demands for a Bob Ross follow along with this and I wish to second them all.
the delay actually gives me a nice challenge idea… you have to draw in an app but it will not show your strokes for 10 minutes or so (a huge delay) within a time limit of 1 or 2 hours.
The funny thing about this is that the psych ward I went to had these, had no idea about the brush setting!
I'd say this kind of thing have definitely be available for more than 10 years at this point. Early ones uses a projector for display stuffs, but in the last few years TVs with stylus support has been huge. With the Samsung one not having pressure sensitivity either, I guess its only edge is that it has real brush support, but I personally doubt that'd be hard for other company to implement either, and personally I'd say it might not work as well as a hard stylus as it wouldn't be natural either way.
on amazon it would cost around $1000 for the paints brushes canvases pallette etc. that are the more expensive brands to get all you would need to start oil painting with "professional" equipment and materials. This screen would cost well over $2000 including buying a stand separate, but not including a computer with whichever software you would want and Jazza's digital brushes. I can't imagine what it would cost if there was a version designed for artists. But in all honesty if I had the money I'd buy it and not think twice about it. I am an elementary school Art Teacher in the US. I regularly use a Promethean board with free activinspire that has a drawing function. I'm glad I have it, but it is really inadequate for what I use it for. A board that size with real artist's tools and functionality would be incredibly awesome to use.
I do love Jazza’s confidence to make self portraits all the time. I’ve never done a self portrait. Can’t bring myself to do it. Yet?
It's the Sweaty Art Excitement that brings me back daily.
substance painter also works with your brushes @jazza! Make that 6
I think you just inspired a young engineer somewhere to bring the vision you had at the end to life. I would keep on watching out for that in the next few years.
Jazza summoning Rob whenever he needs help. I think we need a bit where he has a pokeball and it's just Rob coming out to do Jazza'a dirty work😂
@Samsung @Jazza deserves a sponsorship
Okay, now you need to use this to do a Bob Ross tutorial!
My gosh that was satisfying pretty please do some more videos with this style great work.
I’d love a canvas like that, something big that I can digitally create on without having to zoom and such… a digital, REAL canvas… maybe I’ll invest in something like this, but a tad smaller.
promethean are bigger they can go up to 86″ but they are for teachers and don't recognize brushes and you have to be apart of a school to even buy one. so that one is the biggest one you can actually buy.
Haven’t seen this chanel in a while and your still amazing much love ❤
Really cool device and idea to get as accurate as possible to make a digital experience in "actually" painting.... this is so cool :)
Have been thinking about this for a while, that the next locial step for pen-Displays would be brush displays. I wonder if Wacom has one in development yet, cuz that would really be a game changers. Also the ability to use more than one tool at a time, for example a palette "knife" in the left, and a brush in the right hand. That would be handy!
These BOY excudes such a positive energy that they
tends to lifts everyone's spirits 🍀☘
man I would absolutely love an experience like that with an ipad style tablet as an palette. I think AR tech is definitely going to solve this exact issue. Using pressure sensitive brush and pen tools to paint on a digital canvas, that lines up to the real, blank canvas that you're physically touching
Okay, but imagine that what he talked about in the video actually gets made in the future? That would be so cool and I bet Jazza would jump on doing a video on it.
Wow the possibilities of such thing it would totally get me hooked
The school were I work has something similare in some classrooms but a tad bit bigger. You can connect your laptop to them & use it to show text or pictures while you teach & with the pencil it comes with you can use them as a substitute to a whiteboard. Sure ours are an earlier version, we have had them for roughly 5 years now so they are probably not as hightech or good as this one but for a classroom setting they have worked pretty well. Heck the afterschoolprogram gets to use one of them to & uses it to play movies & stuff like that.
Virtual reality is about bringing yourself in a virtual stuff. Here it's augmented reality cause you bring virtual stuff to your world. It's basically this vs occulust rift software.
Never knew I would be watching a crazy artist painting on a TV huh.
The potential, man, THE POTENTIAL!!!
Using real brushes on a screen is neat. Having a phone as the pallet would be super cool too.
I was sure you would use this for tabletop-time! To put a map on that and lay over a dark mist PCs can erase to explore the area, spontaniously draw in AOEs and so on. It's what I wish i could do in my campaigns after having those freedoms in online-settings during covid that are now lost again when playing in person. I#d love to see if that works with the samsung flip-thingy
I NEED THIS FOR MY ART SPREAD SHEETS IN SCHOOL
I would love to try making a palette, brush and canvas combination on hardware. As a gamedev that's starting to dabble in electronics I might have the skills to pull it off and it'd be so cool. Probably too expensive to do it as a hobby...
Working at your studio must be a trip. This is as far as I’ve thought this video through 😂🎉
How cool would it be to have a art gallery full of those and People's arts and art gallery is open for maybe a weekend then. All the boards are cleared with different art showed for the next weekend and maybe a little video in the corner of the artist painting it while art galleries open
Having just watched your ZHC videos I am cackling at the thumbnail😂👏🏼 This video is bound to go viral with the magic paint!
This would be perfect for universities and art classes.
Sounds like huion and jazz need to get into a bit of a meeting with there ability to create tablets with crazy touch sensitivity and his new brush set they could probably pull it off. The Huion artist pro monitor offered in like 36/45 in. With a 12 inch handheld paint mix tablet that offers the brush controls as well. 🤔
Honestly the best part is That you can use normal brushes to draw on it and get different sizes
If it was refined for artists it would be awesome for
That's an excellent idea for schools! It's a bit of a pipe dream that the government would shell out the cash for these things any time soon, but it would save money in the long run- not needing to buy paint, brushes lasting way longer because they're barely being used, no waste of water washing brushes, the cost of canvases, no risk of allergic reactions to paints- you're right, this could be the future! Hopefully businesses buy these things like mad, bringing the cost down.
For some reason my brain cannot fathom how standard brushes work on that thing. I guess just really good pressure sensors? Or maybe a camera?
On that note I think it would be interesting to see if other things work on it as well, such as hairbrushes, pencils, or random things like a carrot
Hey jazzer, that big art screen thing just gave me an idea for a cool finger paint art game. I have no technological resources to do this. I'm not sure about how you could go about with it. But what if you created these little color icon bugs, and they roam around the screen. Since the screen is pressure sensitive. what if you could squish the bugs with your fingers and swipe the color of the bugs as finger paints on the screen. Go to town I would love to see what you come up with.
How cool that real brushes work on it!
Seeing Alicia finalizing is so satisfying
One of your videos popped up on Fakebook. I watched it because I'm really in to art. You My friend blew it out of the water and I've been hooked since. That and I really like the way you pronounce draw!