SkyesRandomDoodles chill every time we comment on someone’s video we are advertising our channels because people can copy our channel names and see our vid
When I used the app, the first step was always to draw a cross in the middle of the page, just for the app to have something to “reference”. The picture jumped around a lot less.
Kat D yes! it most definitely does. i started out tracing horses and eventually my brain just memorized the shape and whereabouts of it all. tracing is an amazing way to start out ✨
@@Flumpfy I think it's probably a better idea when you first start out than trying to replicate something from memory or a picture. When you see a picture, your brain tries to project depth and motion onto it, and if you're tracing, it gives your brain references on how to achieve that effect. If you just start by trying to replicate, then your brain doesn't have any reference on how to achieve a representation of the depth and motion, so you'll often end up with weird proportions. I've been drawing stuff for at least 25 years now, and I will still do a trace or two of things that I've never attempted to draw before, or that are exceptionally complicated, before I start trying to draw them. It can be especially beneficial to trace if you trace it like you're sketching instead of just tracing the finished image, so if you find the building block shapes and draw them over what you're going to trace, then you trace details on top.
@@Flumpfy I'd say that tracing is one of the very first things you do when learning how to draw, it does help you understand proportions, but having the drawing next to you and trying to redraw the picture that way, is better. Because, let's face it, practically anyone can trace. Trying to redraw a drawing without tracing helps you learn way more.
For murals, there already exists this ancient technology called a projector (either a video projector, an overhead transparent film projector, or even a slide projector will work) that you can project an image onto a wall with.
Everyone has a phone, not everyone has a projector (I know I don't) - that being said, this app clearly didn't work as intended, but would be cool if it did.
If your artwork looks ridiculous, it will probably be viewed as exceptionally brilliant by most patrons of art, judging by what is passed off as art today. Raphael and Leonardo would starve.
Thank you for the honest review, Jazza! We improve SketchAR every day, and your review is constructive. We love what you're doing and would be happy to meet you in LA or Vilnius in person to give you Hololens. P.S: Actually, SketchAR works much better on the iPhone. Cheers, team SketchAR
@x-GrimReaperGalaxy-x you would have to use ink using this app too plus the monthly subscription. While the lightboard is one time buy. What's your point?
@x-GrimReaperGalaxy-x yes and? It's optional. I really don't get what you are trying to say. One page of contour/lines won't spend a large amount of ink. That $70 ink cartridge will last you for months. I doubt anyone will print over and over again enough times to spend a whole cartridge. If you are on a budget, heck, you can even use your monitor and a piece of paper. Problem solved. Why are you even refuting cheaper methods than this terrible app?
You're not a sphinx tho, nor irl nor in your propic. So technically, yeah, there's literally no joke here, just you being canadian. Or maybe that's the joke, being canadian.
@Teh Jamez That's not very Canadian of you. :( As a fellow Canadian I can only suppose that you must usually be very nice but just haven't had your timmies yet. I'm sorry about that. Hopefully your day improves! Sophia B., you're almost there hun! Keep trying and before you know it they'll be begging you to join Baroness Von Sketch. 😊 Cheers, eh!
@Teh Jamez i can't tell if you're intending to use that as a literal term or a variation of a homophobic slur. second option is really not cool of you man.
There are people saying "WoW This WaS grEat" Yet this came out like 4 minutes ago Edit : Sorry if I offended anyone because someone mentioned people can skip
3:05 is the universal experience every artist can relate to. Either you’re currently learning how to draw and all of the drawing books are like this, or you’re more experienced and remember seeing the “now add simple shading” steps in your old books.
I think they should re-brand and sell it as a *FrustratAR.* “For too content people, get yours now!” “Warning: occasional art may occur, but its rare.”
Jazza: Alright kitty just stay still... Kitty: nope. Nopppe nooooooo. No. No no no. No thank you. Byeee. I think kitty is scared of pencils.. jazza be gentle with him!🥺
The question is: where is the learning effect, when there somebody is just tracing the lines without even have to think about it or about the sense of the single steps? Though a great video over an app, which is probably completely useless ;) Greetings from Austria to Australia :)
who said you can't learn without tracing? Hell, i started learning drawing by tracing and now, drawing is my career. You can learn if u wanna, or just complaining
I started off tracing all the time, it kinda gets you used to drawing some lines in some places, like I traced dragons and now I can draw them free handed decently, but, guide lines are still useful to me all the time
All of us traced at one point or another in our lives, that is how you can learn and hopefully take some of it and progress on your own. But, I do think looking at your phone with lines already "there" is _less_ beneficial than attempting to trace/copy by looking at a screen and trying to pass that along to your paper, at least in my opinion anyway.
I tried this app and you don't have to pay, just hit back button when they ask. Also, it must have improved in the last year and a half as it worked brilliantly. No jumping around at all and like I said the portrait courses that Jazza did is completely free. So if you are watching this I'd take the review with a pinch of salt and try for yourself. Love your channel Jazza. Always fun.
2 things: 1) “Some people like a good cry” I don’t but when I start I can not stop for a good 5 minutes bc ALL OF MY SELF DOUBT just comes around like “hello yes I am here now” 2) and this is why I take photos of myself to use as a base for my drawings when I’m drawing any human because humans are just hard in general
A lot of this could be remedied with implementing some system recognizable marks on a page (3 dots, a small shape. Something easy that is removable) that the AR can use to immediately anchor itself to. It would also help to include a recalibration option for the user to implement at will, rather than waiting for the AR to figure it out or constantly recalibrate itself.
Jazza: let's draw the Canadian Sphynx Me, a Canadian: oh... I thought they were from Egypt....😖 Edit: I googled it and apparently they originate from Toronto. The more you know!
I'm a born and bred Torontonian and had no idea that this bizarre thing originated here. Toronto is full of all kinds of weird art, but the fact that it even went into living cats is both disappointing and yet unsurprising. Poor kitties. Why would someone want to take their cute fuzzies off?
One thing I want to point out is the phone. Most of the footage the person looks to be using a Galaxy S10+ 5G that phone specifically has a ir laser camera for AR. I think it would work better there.
There is potential here, but this is a classic case of style over substance when building an app. They opted for a flashy real-time AR projection when in reality they could've just put a "lock" button on the screen that would make the projected image stay in place and not wobble to avoid your hands. Lastly, just add something like "tripod strongly recommended" to the store page and there you have it, much more useful.
i tried this out for myself, and a few things Jazza didn’t mention, are: 1.) The camera on your phone will constantly go in and out of focus causing what you’re trying to trace to go blurry. 2.) They have this 3D bird character that shows up on your screen to give you tips, and as you try to draw, he constantly sits on top of your drawing so that you can’t see what you’re doing and there’s no way to get him to go away. 3.) If you don’t want to pay or can’t afford it, the free version only gives you one thing to draw and it’s a cartoon-y penguin. There are no other options, forcing you to have to pay in order to truly use the app. Aside from those, the app constantly crashed on me as well, and he was 100% right about the depth perception thing! I found myself constantly trying to look past my phone to see what i was trying to trace, only to realize i’d forgotten that the image isn’t actually on the paper lol This app has great intentions, but needs a whole lot of work and a whole lot of improvements before i could say it would be worth spending any money. I do have Jazzas app, and i’ve had it for years! It genuinely is a lot better than this and is a ton of fun!! I believe it’s only .99 or 2.00? It’s been awhile from the time of purchase, but i’m still using the app 5 years later haha
"How do you explain how uncomfortable it would be to draw while also holding a phone?" The guys who made sketchAR: That's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience
6:27 I made a boom arm trypod phone holder thingy, its a old lamp (looks like the pixar lamp) and I took off the light part and replaced it with a phone try pod. LoL
You should try printmaking again and use Blick ink because it can wash off making it so that the block does not get layers of paint on it, plus it doesn't make the paper stick to your print
@Artyom Kalashnikov Makes sense, but seeing how some words are bold (like with the *'s), I could read it just fine knowing they're action sentences. I agree with you on punctuation, but it's not really cringy
Thanks for sharing your experience with the interesting technology. You have more patience than I in contending with the wandering outline. Maybe if the camera was not angled, the projection would be stable...?
@@michellegan313 u don't really learn much from tracing tho, if u do it urself you think about the anatomy, the sketch, the basic shapes and so on while when tracing u just trace the lines and (most) don't even think anything of it
kenz art yeah. But if you trace you learn from it (unless well you do it too much and then it becomes a bad thing) but even i used to trace in the past After that i learned anatomy and how to do stuff
Jazza: *yells at augmented cat to stay still when it doesn't want to be* Me: As a cat owner, I can say that this is 100% accurate. Good job developers! You recreated the experience of trying to draw/photograph/do anything with a non-sleeping cat ^_^
Go on sports center’s insta and scroll till you see the Kobe and Gigi art works made in the fish bowl with sand. It’s pretty dope and you should try it. It’s like they used colored sand and put the colors near the side of the glass and it makes a picture. It looks really cool and you should try it
That feeling you get when you film a whole lot of footage to realise there a smudge on the camera the whole time. Definitely happened to us all! I can't stop seeing it in the middle of your front on camera. ;)
You should do a bottle dragon! Most people use smaller alcohol bottles and wrap the dragon around it. You could try to do a realistic dragon around a bigger bottle. At least I think that would be cool! Also love your art and creativity as well as your challenges! Keep up the good work!
Here's a cool challenge idea: paint a detailed picture of a famous gaming character with whatever type of paint you want... but there's a catch, you can only use vertical brush strokes at a 90 degree angle in relation to the bottom/top of the canvas. (you would be allowed to start with a pencil drawing that does not apply to this rule) Meaning the "curved" sections will appear blocky giving it a pixel art like look. If you really want to make things interesting you could limit yourself to the sort of CGA graphics color palette.
Interesting concept, cool video! Some ideas prompted by this video: Do a mural-type drawing using a small projector for tracing (so sort of like this, only you're augmenting reality the other way 'round; I'm actually blind in one eye so my depth perception is limited, but it never occurred to me that this would prove an issue to people while drawing. Could you try drawing with an eyepatch to find out how much you rely on stereo vision?
When you was trying to track the larger image wasn't you supposed to press the circle button at the bottom the screen to "stamp" the image in 3D space? Either way, the app looks crap. I can stick a virtual AR stromtrooper on my desk right now, leave the room and return and it'll be exactly where I put it. I don't see why other apps that are likely using the same API would be so broken.
I'm thinking that it could work very well with much newer devices. Take the Note 10+ for example. It has an infrared camera. Which would provide better distance tracking information to the app (if the app is coded to handle it).
I think the one of the issues with how your drawing ended up was that because your phone camera was at an angle, it changed the perspective of the rest of the drawing. Since the left side of the page was closest to the camera, it looks most like what you were trying to draw in the first place, but since the right side was furthest away, that side of the artwork looks stretched or puffy. If your phone was parallel above the page, it might look a bit more normal.
“STOP MOVING!”
The battle cry of portrait artists everywhere.
Yeah😂
Army
name Hai, ARMY 🥰💜
TaraBoo Art ARMY and photographers...
*Yes* and -no-
The Keanu Reeves sketch kinda looks like Chris Pratt cosplaying John Wick
HyperManic1000 omg you’re so right
Thought the sameeee
Now I can't unsee that
Kevin Vo You’re welcome ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
They are same people
Kinda like trying to trace your favourite cartoon character off a tv screen, but forgetting to press pause!
I feel attacked
@Strix Art Stop advertising on other peoples vids
SkyesRandomDoodles chill every time we comment on someone’s video we are advertising our channels because people can copy our channel names and see our vid
@@thumbsdownsadface changing the subject to tell people to check out your content is advertising. Just normally commenting on a video is not.
Sarah Randall Toxic much? It’s not cool to tell people to kill themselves.
Jazza: *moves the phone by a centimeter*
“Inky” design: *straight up levitates off the floor*
millimetre*
inky : ight imma head out
666 likes 😈😈😈
@@name7872 STOP ADVERTISING UR SECOND CHANNEL/FRIEND
@@name7872 OR SISTER
When I used the app, the first step was always to draw a cross in the middle of the page, just for the app to have something to “reference”. The picture jumped around a lot less.
That’s what happened for me but that was awhile ago so maybe they updated it for some reason?
“Add some axes”
Jazza: “Instructions unclear. Almost died.”
@@_blank-_ ._.
Maria Hyuga •_•
@@mrer_ ●_●
XD
@@skyebee_4419._.
Jazza: I think a cat is a good place to start
_flashback to the printer drawing cat_
Is it a subtle way to ask Mrs Jazza for a dog? because all the cats just don't work out?
ruclips.net/video/x2Xi0MqU2tA/видео.html
Make it Viral no.
Which video was it?
@@yuvi6123 this one: ruclips.net/video/J_Q6hdKAFMw/видео.html
Conclusion: get a light pad for like 15 bucks and print out whatever picture you like if you want to get better at drawing
Does tracing really help develop my drawing skils?
Kat D yes! it most definitely does. i started out tracing horses and eventually my brain just memorized the shape and whereabouts of it all. tracing is an amazing way to start out ✨
@@Flumpfy I think it's probably a better idea when you first start out than trying to replicate something from memory or a picture. When you see a picture, your brain tries to project depth and motion onto it, and if you're tracing, it gives your brain references on how to achieve that effect. If you just start by trying to replicate, then your brain doesn't have any reference on how to achieve a representation of the depth and motion, so you'll often end up with weird proportions. I've been drawing stuff for at least 25 years now, and I will still do a trace or two of things that I've never attempted to draw before, or that are exceptionally complicated, before I start trying to draw them. It can be especially beneficial to trace if you trace it like you're sketching instead of just tracing the finished image, so if you find the building block shapes and draw them over what you're going to trace, then you trace details on top.
Also there's an app called Artist's eye for Android that works way better and you can use any picture.
@@Flumpfy I'd say that tracing is one of the very first things you do when learning how to draw, it does help you understand proportions, but having the drawing next to you and trying to redraw the picture that way, is better. Because, let's face it, practically anyone can trace. Trying to redraw a drawing without tracing helps you learn way more.
I am a Canadian sphinx who watched this video, and I feel called out--
meow
Your also not that funny
You can't be .......
m e o e
Carlen Parsons I dint know a Canadian Sphinx can type or even know English
Eyes and chin: Markiplier
Lips and hair: Keanu Reeves
Jawline and cheeks: Chubbybunny
Cheeks- Chris Pratt
For murals, there already exists this ancient technology called a projector (either a video projector, an overhead transparent film projector, or even a slide projector will work) that you can project an image onto a wall with.
What if my shadow gets in the way?
Everyone has a phone, not everyone has a projector (I know I don't) - that being said, this app clearly didn't work as intended, but would be cool if it did.
Such tech
@@kuskesmed you can buy one! Better than this app, it's not even free, and I'm sure there are mini projectors
And the tracing on paper thing is basically a high-tech version of a camera lucida.
Here are some tips on drawing dragons:
1. Draw a dragon
2. Colour it in
3. Profit
4. Consummate V's!
4. *rip the paper in half because of how bad it is*
Instructions unclear, accidentally drew a manticore
Product ad: NOW YOU CAN TRACE, BUT ITS HARD AS HELL !
My Aunt on her ipad she had an app taht you put a piece of paper and pick a cat and just look at the ipad and trace the lines uwu
Asmira memic that*
@@Anna-fz8rf shut up man
Eli Pagan no u
@@Anna-fz8rf no uuuuuuu
Art tutorials be like :
Step 1 : draw rough shapes as a scetch
Step 2 : finish the drawing
highkey underrated comment
*Underatted 💯%
😂😂😂😂😂
exactly
Especially those "how2draw" books
Every art tutorial;
You draw this
*now add details*
Theirs:
Beautiful
Mine:
A thing that came out of a horror movie
Just like these "Tutorials":
Don't draw bad, just draw good
Well, at least you can draw horror movie creatures. That's quite cool, in my opinion.
If your artwork looks ridiculous, it will probably be viewed as exceptionally brilliant by most patrons of art, judging by what is passed off as art today. Raphael and Leonardo would starve.
When trying to make a drawing of a cat stay still, but they behave like an actual cat.
TNinja0 lmao that’s actually so true and accurate
🤣 🤣
You can't change nature!
I mean, we've never seen Keanu Reeves and Markiplier in the same room.
DUN! DUN! DUUUUNNNN!
You don't go to the right rooms.
This French pewdiepie
Or Chris Pratt with glorious hair
I want to leave like but I just can’t get rid of the 420
“I saw an ad and I thought that’s worth trying.”
FAMOUS LAST WORDS!!
Thank you for the honest review, Jazza!
We improve SketchAR every day, and your review is constructive. We love what you're doing and would be happy to meet you in LA or Vilnius in person to give you Hololens.
P.S: Actually, SketchAR works much better on the iPhone.
Cheers,
team SketchAR
the guys themselves
I was literally going to comment that the iPhones LiDAR and AR tech would be way better
I have a problem in ai poetrait
“Some people like a good cry... myself included”
*flashbacks to French Jazza
I thought of that too
2:24 I missed this weapon
Me too ansd Ive been watching him for years. His brother who does a lot of knight stuff must have visited for this gag
I love the Jazza Axe, but it does make me realise that I’ve been watching a grown ass Australian man draw for at least half a decade XD
He collabed with Punished Props who made them uuhhh maybe 3+ years ago? Not sure
Yeah it's from his VR costume
@@sky0kast0 Kind of. The axes where well before the VRtist costume.
Cue Jazza having a breakdown at 3:53
Me: I feel your frustration with every fibre of my being
queue
Use AR cr-App to learn to draw...
a few minutes later
Draw level: 0
Assassin level: 100
I love how much he is proud of himself with that axe joke.
Remember when he started making those foam art tools to go in front of his mural
Cheaper and less troublesome version: buying a lightboard and print the drawing you want to sketch
Not nearly as entertaining to watch though haha 😅
@@DonCorgi haha good point!
@x-GrimReaperGalaxy-x you would have to use ink using this app too plus the monthly subscription. While the lightboard is one time buy. What's your point?
@x-GrimReaperGalaxy-x You know you can use reference books too right? No need to print.
@x-GrimReaperGalaxy-x yes and? It's optional. I really don't get what you are trying to say. One page of contour/lines won't spend a large amount of ink. That $70 ink cartridge will last you for months. I doubt anyone will print over and over again enough times to spend a whole cartridge. If you are on a budget, heck, you can even use your monitor and a piece of paper. Problem solved. Why are you even refuting cheaper methods than this terrible app?
It reminds me of the times I used to trace projector images when I was a child, except this is more intrusive and less reliable.
My thought the entire video. Why not just use a projector???
@@mikec2845 Honestly, a projector is far more useful. And there are professional artists who use them.
Jazza: *Attempting to draw Keanu Reeves*
SketchAR: "Did you mean Keanu LEAVES?"
LMFAO
underrated comment
"Nobody would feel comfortable drawing like that"
*laughs in tiktok artist*
OwO
Out
Acting like you draw an entire thing with your phone in your hand and not like 5 lines lol
lmao
“Oh my GOD, what is THAT thing?”
*gets triggered because it looks INCREDIBLY like my cat Kiki*
You have a sphinx?
As a mathematician, I approve of your "axes" joke :)
As a normal person, I hate you for that.
Baxi that was uncalled for lol
@@barmetler piss off
k0nstantine why would you link a subreddit outside of reddit smh
I didn't wanna come across math today ,but this was funny
the app is sketchy...
...i'll see myself out
No
Yeah, seems dodgy at best @3:55
Stay if you have more funny puns. 😊
Boom.
You deserve some PUNishment
Jazza: Let’s draw a Canadian Sphinx
Me: *a Canadian*
You’ve summoned me?
Teh Jamez and explain where I asked for your opinion?
You're not a sphinx tho, nor irl nor in your propic. So technically, yeah, there's literally no joke here, just you being canadian. Or maybe that's the joke, being canadian.
@Teh Jamez Me: A self described comedian
OBJECTION!
@Teh Jamez That's not very Canadian of you. :( As a fellow Canadian I can only suppose that you must usually be very nice but just haven't had your timmies yet. I'm sorry about that. Hopefully your day improves! Sophia B., you're almost there hun! Keep trying and before you know it they'll be begging you to join Baroness Von Sketch. 😊 Cheers, eh!
@Teh Jamez i can't tell if you're intending to use that as a literal term or a variation of a homophobic slur. second option is really not cool of you man.
11:42 - 12:02
He just summed up the entire reason I fell in love with this channel. In 20 seconds.
7:14 Ah yes, System Of A Down, nice Chop Suey! Cover
If you hadn't commented that, I would've
"That's the butt. That's a major butt."
- Jazza, 2020 (12:18)
Thank you for keeping that quote in writing.
11:02
"It's breath taking"
"You're breathtaking"
"Brooo.."
"Broo.."
Not to be the grammar nazi, but... "You're"
@@zavisulanMerci, will fix!
@@Ame-fy6vr De rien! ^^
@@Ame-fy6vr french or Saarländer? :D
Fhu
When I was in middle school I used to wish I could put in contact lenses that essentially did just this, but for math and essay questions on tests.
Kerry I wish that existed
Sugarkit _ i would say that they already do exist or will within a decade
I think it's time we get a "My art style is called 'I Tried'." shirt .
When he put on the wig....I lost it 😂😂😂👏👏
RUclips: *31 comments*
Me: Sooo can I see them?
RUclips: *No*
I think you need to scroll the the bottom of the videos because I was on aple and now sangsum and yerre
@@modelrailway8089 they mean that RUclips sometimes says that there is comments but when you go to look at them there is nothing.
@Arktii *_"a p l e"_*
Hannah Bean09 lol I didn’t even try to be original
Pulls out axes “We have fun here”
There are people saying
"WoW This WaS grEat"
Yet this came out like 4 minutes ago
Edit : Sorry if I offended anyone because someone mentioned people can skip
You can like it even you have seen a little bit of it
Speed up, skimming, and etc.
LMAO.
Ppl just know anything that Jazza puts out will be great
you are a quite the jerk
3:58 STAY THE FU-
Woah, slow down there cowboy
3:05 is the universal experience every artist can relate to. Either you’re currently learning how to draw and all of the drawing books are like this, or you’re more experienced and remember seeing the “now add simple shading” steps in your old books.
I think they should re-brand and sell it as a *FrustratAR.*
“For too content people, get yours now!”
“Warning: occasional art may occur, but its rare.”
I will ask you to try sculpting with knead able erasers every day until you do (Day 1)
Jazza: Alright kitty just stay still...
Kitty: nope. Nopppe nooooooo. No. No no no. No thank you. Byeee.
I think kitty is scared of pencils.. jazza be gentle with him!🥺
cats - the much harder to train pet (or drawing)
Omg this is cringy
@@-Mari.0- ikr
@@-Mari.0- the only cringey thing here is you
@@-Mari.0- the only cringey thing here is you
Maybe they should design it for one of those vr headsets instead, having one hand hold something in place while drawing would make most people mess up
7:15
Chop Suey!
I love seeing Jazza lose his mind trying to get the image to stay in place
7:15 *GRAB A BRUSH AND PUT A LITTLE MAKEUP*
Hide the scars to fade away the shake up
WHY’D YOU LEAVE THE KEYS ON THE TABLE
HERE YOU GO CREATE ANOTHER FABLE
YOU WANTED TO
😂😂😂 just when he said it, I thought it and saw your comment at the same time! It was beautiful! 👌
The question is: where is the learning effect, when there somebody is just tracing the lines without even have to think about it or about the sense of the single steps? Though a great video over an app, which is probably completely useless ;)
Greetings from Austria to Australia :)
who said you can't learn without tracing? Hell, i started learning drawing by tracing and now, drawing is my career. You can learn if u wanna, or just complaining
It’s like showing the step by step, if you practice the steps enough and actually took it seriously you could do it on your own. Like piano tutorials
I started off tracing all the time, it kinda gets you used to drawing some lines in some places, like I traced dragons and now I can draw them free handed decently, but, guide lines are still useful to me all the time
All of us traced at one point or another in our lives, that is how you can learn and hopefully take some of it and progress on your own. But, I do think looking at your phone with lines already "there" is _less_ beneficial than attempting to trace/copy by looking at a screen and trying to pass that along to your paper, at least in my opinion anyway.
@@superferret4487 that's true. But the learning effect is much higher, when you don't trace the steps, but do them yourself :)
I tried this app and you don't have to pay, just hit back button when they ask. Also, it must have improved in the last year and a half as it worked brilliantly. No jumping around at all and like I said the portrait courses that Jazza did is completely free. So if you are watching this I'd take the review with a pinch of salt and try for yourself. Love your channel Jazza. Always fun.
Hi
get an osmo drawing kit. they’re for kids but they work so much better than this. all you need is an ipad
“Let’s a-go!”, JAZZA NO THATS COPYRIGHT!
6:33 ok boom arm.
Jazza: uses an art app
Also Jazza:get jazza's arty games
Such a funny AND creative comment wow!!!
2 things:
1) “Some people like a good cry” I don’t but when I start I can not stop for a good 5 minutes bc ALL OF MY SELF DOUBT just comes around like “hello yes I am here now”
2) and this is why I take photos of myself to use as a base for my drawings when I’m drawing any human because humans are just hard in general
A lot of this could be remedied with implementing some system recognizable marks on a page (3 dots, a small shape. Something easy that is removable) that the AR can use to immediately anchor itself to. It would also help to include a recalibration option for the user to implement at will, rather than waiting for the AR to figure it out or constantly recalibrate itself.
Jazza: let's draw the Canadian Sphynx
Me, a Canadian: oh... I thought they were from Egypt....😖
Edit: I googled it and apparently they originate from Toronto. The more you know!
lol nerd
I'm a born and bred Torontonian and had no idea that this bizarre thing originated here. Toronto is full of all kinds of weird art, but the fact that it even went into living cats is both disappointing and yet unsurprising. Poor kitties. Why would someone want to take their cute fuzzies off?
@@slow_hunter_ How does this make me a nerd exactly? Wouldn't I get my "nerd licence" revoked for not knowing this information? 😆
@@ainsleyrose6228 I was joking also what?
@@slow_hunter_ You need to work on your comedy skills. 👍
One thing I want to point out is the phone. Most of the footage the person looks to be using a Galaxy S10+ 5G that phone specifically has a ir laser camera for AR. I think it would work better there.
There is potential here, but this is a classic case of style over substance when building an app.
They opted for a flashy real-time AR projection when in reality they could've just put a "lock" button on the screen that would make the projected image stay in place and not wobble to avoid your hands.
Lastly, just add something like "tripod strongly recommended" to the store page and there you have it, much more useful.
i tried this out for myself, and a few things Jazza didn’t mention, are:
1.) The camera on your phone will constantly go in and out of focus causing what you’re trying to trace to go blurry.
2.) They have this 3D bird character that shows up on your screen to give you tips, and as you try to draw, he constantly sits on top of your drawing so that you can’t see what you’re doing and there’s no way to get him to go away.
3.) If you don’t want to pay or can’t afford it, the free version only gives you one thing to draw and it’s a cartoon-y penguin. There are no other options, forcing you to have to pay in order to truly use the app.
Aside from those, the app constantly crashed on me as well, and he was 100% right about the depth perception thing!
I found myself constantly trying to look past my phone to see what i was trying to trace, only to realize i’d forgotten that the image isn’t actually on the paper lol This app has great intentions, but needs a whole lot of work and a whole lot of improvements before i could say it would be worth spending any money.
I do have Jazzas app, and i’ve had it for years! It genuinely is a lot better than this and is a ton of fun!! I believe it’s only .99 or 2.00? It’s been awhile from the time of purchase, but i’m still using the app 5 years later haha
7:11-7:15 can be an alarm if loud enough😂😂😂😂
8:14 Me: *always holds my phone while drawing to look at references*
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Hahahaha so true! Upgrade to a cheap laptop, it saves so much energy and time. (Atleast for me lol)
Gremlin Same!
Same
I thought the same lol
What in the world. I leave mine sitting on the table if I use my phone, because I don't want to suffer.
"How do you explain how uncomfortable it would be to draw while also holding a phone?"
The guys who made sketchAR: That's gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience
Got that reference right there
I don't understand why there isn't a mode with a fixed photo that just requires a fixed phone. 🤔
6:27 I made a boom arm trypod phone holder thingy, its a old lamp (looks like the pixar lamp) and I took off the light part and replaced it with a phone try pod. LoL
You should try printmaking again and use Blick ink because it can wash off making it so that the block does not get layers of paint on it, plus it doesn't make the paper stick to your print
There’s an app for kids called osmosis masterpiece that does a similar process however it’s a static image not AR Jazza should try it
I tried looking for it but nothing shows up on google other than your comment.
Me: scrolling down my playlist saw Jazza uploaded a vid 8 mins ago *doesn't notice and scrolls down* wait.. *finally realizes* HOLD UP
This is so cringey it actually hurts
@@sonjapersch6074 How is this cringy?
@Artyom Kalashnikov Makes sense, but seeing how some words are bold (like with the *'s), I could read it just fine knowing they're action sentences. I agree with you on punctuation, but it's not really cringy
I just had a stroke reading this
Sonja Persch what’s cringe is you bothered to reply
Try drawing a few points on the corners of the blank paper, so it knows how far away it is and how the camera moves
Thanks for sharing your experience with the interesting technology. You have more patience than I in contending with the wandering outline. Maybe if the camera was not angled, the projection would be stable...?
Not going to lie, I laughed harder than I should have at the Axes bit. I wasn't expecting Jazza to actually bring out two axes.
No one:...........
Jazza: “ im a professional artist “
Also jazza: “let me use a traceing app”
Jp tyrannosaurus 29 Tracing is a good way to learn, even for professionals. Only when exploited for selfish desire it becomes corrupt.
Michelle Gan you were 50 seconds quicker to say what I was thinking haha
@@michellegan313 u don't really learn much from tracing tho, if u do it urself you think about the anatomy, the sketch, the basic shapes and so on while when tracing u just trace the lines and (most) don't even think anything of it
kenz art yeah. But if you trace you learn from it (unless well you do it too much and then it becomes a bad thing) but even i used to trace in the past After that i learned anatomy and how to do stuff
Hey jazza I am also from Australia and I watch all your videos you've inspire me to make art and I have improved because of you so thank you so much
The cat looks like it has seen something really frightening and never be the same again
It’s watching its pass life
He saw a mirror
Hes watching jazza videos
kronic NYC he is seeing Jazza slowing go insane xD
Jazza: *yells at augmented cat to stay still when it doesn't want to be*
Me: As a cat owner, I can say that this is 100% accurate. Good job developers! You recreated the experience of trying to draw/photograph/do anything with a non-sleeping cat ^_^
Go on sports center’s insta and scroll till you see the Kobe and Gigi art works made in the fish bowl with sand. It’s pretty dope and you should try it. It’s like they used colored sand and put the colors near the side of the glass and it makes a picture. It looks really cool and you should try it
That feeling you get when you film a whole lot of footage to realise there a smudge on the camera the whole time. Definitely happened to us all!
I can't stop seeing it in the middle of your front on camera. ;)
Me:Draws a guy holding a sword....
Also me: *looks at Jazza's drawing*....
Jazza:Its so bad...
Me: End My Frickin Life
Should see if the app has an iphone version. From my experiences of having both iPhones and android phones, iPhones are better at AR than android
The infomercial with the wig was the best part. The smile at the end 👌 you nailed it man. I've seen that you've watched many a infomercials lmao
You should do a bottle dragon! Most people use smaller alcohol bottles and wrap the dragon around it. You could try to do a realistic dragon around a bigger bottle. At least I think that would be cool! Also love your art and creativity as well as your challenges! Keep up the good work!
"and you know how i feel...
about...
*_qualifying things_* "
i'll stick to placing the paper on my computer screen and trace that way, thank you very much... this would make me throw my android from a rooftop...
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Canadian Sphynx or Lv1 Beerus
SketchAR: exists
Jazzy: I’m gonna end this app’s whole career...
Here's a cool challenge idea: paint a detailed picture of a famous gaming character with whatever type of paint you want... but there's a catch, you can only use vertical brush strokes at a 90 degree angle in relation to the bottom/top of the canvas. (you would be allowed to start with a pencil drawing that does not apply to this rule) Meaning the "curved" sections will appear blocky giving it a pixel art like look. If you really want to make things interesting you could limit yourself to the sort of CGA graphics color palette.
Jazza: draws Keanu Reeves
Also drawing: HELLO EVERYBODY MY NAME'S MARKIPLIERRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!
SketchAR, it's like a projector except you need to pay a subscription and also you need to look away from your drawing to see the projection.
"HELLOEVERYBODYMYNAMEISMARKIPLIIIIIIIIIIERRRRR"
OWWWW MY EARSSSS!!!!!!
Interesting concept, cool video! Some ideas prompted by this video:
Do a mural-type drawing using a small projector for tracing (so sort of like this, only you're augmenting reality the other way 'round;
I'm actually blind in one eye so my depth perception is limited, but it never occurred to me that this would prove an issue to people while drawing. Could you try drawing with an eyepatch to find out how much you rely on stereo vision?
Try drawing Mr Squiggle style. Marionette with a pencil nose and everything.
2:44 drug experiences
I’ve done this except it’s with this thing called osmo and it has a mirror that reflects your drawing and it’s really fun :)
When you was trying to track the larger image wasn't you supposed to press the circle button at the bottom the screen to "stamp" the image in 3D space?
Either way, the app looks crap. I can stick a virtual AR stromtrooper on my desk right now, leave the room and return and it'll be exactly where I put it. I don't see why other apps that are likely using the same API would be so broken.
I'm thinking that it could work very well with much newer devices. Take the Note 10+ for example. It has an infrared camera. Which would provide better distance tracking information to the app (if the app is coded to handle it).
I think the one of the issues with how your drawing ended up was that because your phone camera was at an angle, it changed the perspective of the rest of the drawing. Since the left side of the page was closest to the camera, it looks most like what you were trying to draw in the first place, but since the right side was furthest away, that side of the artwork looks stretched or puffy. If your phone was parallel above the page, it might look a bit more normal.