Remaking my Childhood GRAPHIC NOVEL!!
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i got scammed by clip studio paint, a few years ago i bought a license for £60 and clip studio paint took that license away
You gotta finish it now
Best untold feature in Clip Studio Paint: the Erase tool has a vector-line-friendly 'erase up to line' toggle. What that means is if you touch on a line with the erase tool and that setting on, it'll 'walk up and down' that line to wherever it intersects another line and erase that *visual* segment of the line (it'll make more segments as needed). This means you can easily erase all those 'background elements behind this character which ruins the clean look of the art' with little fast swipes. That tool by itself is what keeps me on CSP as an illustrator -- it's an *immense* speed boost to my workflows.
Shit
I tried it and it seemed amazing! I wonder what I could do with the full subscription!
Wow! 12 years old! That's so encouraging, my daughter has been drawing for a little while, I said, 'look how Jazza has progressed over time, you keep going, you'll be just as good if you keep drawing'. Thanks for sharing this, it's really given her a boost! ❤️
Maybe don’t say “look how this person did” because artists put high expectations on ourselves already so no need added pressure by loved ones. I don’t mean to sound rude, it is a very difficult path for a young artist.
@@Silencer796 ahh, OK, thank you so much for the heads up. 😊
Have to agree with the other commenter. Don't add on pressure by making comparisons or making promises of success based on someone else. Just show her his page as inspo and let her make her own conclusions. You doing it for her could possibly take the fun out of art, and then she'll stop doing it for herself but rather to meet this (unintended, I'm sure) expectation you gave her.
@fredforever71 No man don't worry, it's awesome you're encouraging her with someone else's progression. It makes it realistic for her! All the better an opportunity to prioritize perseverance and enjoying the process! Thanks for sharing this moment with us all!
@@fanofmanylegends9709 oh absolutely, you know, I didn't even think of that aspect of it, such a tricky line to walk, but we're all in it together ay, thank you for the help. I really appreciate it 🙏
This feels like the start of a DnD campaign, just imagine the next page being "the crew" in a tavern, hearing some commotion outside.
This is so well done... Am i the only one who wants to see Jazza like take books and make them into comics/graphic novels instead of these live actions adaptations that just happening all over the place... Like i would love to see how he would design characters from book series that never got the chance to receive proper adaptations
that would be so good
I’d love to see an improved adaptation of the Earthsea books!
Good idea.
I personally want to see things like less known novels like Hellburner by CJ Cherryh or the Earthclan series.
Ooh the Shannara series!
Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series!!! The Mord-Sith?? The Bone Lady?? The Stone of Tears, a stone so dark it seems to absorb light?? Richard's White Blade?? His time carving stone and the statue unveiling??? When he was in that cave and he had to start crawling and then it was like a tube going up that was getting together and tighter and then he felt a like a spiked tentacle around his leg and he had to squeeze and eventually suck in his breath completely to get through the tunnel all while the tentacle tried to drag him back down? Omg please I'd do so much to see this 😭🙏 the TV show did it no justice
The question is, are you going to finish the story?
Good question how about I leave you alone with this guy instead
Unlike Cody Rhodes IYKYK
Please do!!!!
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤😊❤
Your child self would be blown away with this comic version if you could hand this to him. Nice job. I liked that The Rock is the protagonist warrior lol
TBH I could only think of Grog from Vox Machina 😅
@@oliviayeates3931 he does look like grog somewhat 🤣
wow ... please make this a complete comic!!!! i think its time to introduce the hero now ;-)
Inded
Yeah 🎉
Ye
Would love to see that.
The final result was awesome!! And the little touches of animated movement were, as Jackie would say, chef's kiss!
You've got to continue the story now. Don't leave us hanging!
Repent and trust in Jesus. We all deserve Hell for our sins, such as lying lusting coveting and more. We can't save ourselves, but Jesus can save us. He died on the cross to save us for our sins and rose from the grave defeating death and Hell. You must put your faith in him only. He is the only way to Heaven. Repent and trust in Jesus.
Romans 6:23
John 3:16❤😊❤
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Pretty neat. The only change I'd really make is in the final panel where the advisor guy is telling the warlord to restrain himself.
Instead of him just standing there stoically, might feel more natural for the advisor to be urging him to hold back if the warlord were taking a step forward, and you could clearly see the bloodlust on his face.
every time I remake an old drawing (or even draw any new drawing involving old characters) that child in me comes back and is super hyped to see the growth but also represent my roots, ESPECIALLY when I mix some of my old child-like design philosophy with my newer more matured style.
I loooove watching artists remake their old pieces!! And as always Alicia really breathes life through the colors. I would love to see this comic expanded on as well
Very cool! And very inspiring. I imagine "Adviser" as the true villain in this story and he manipulated "Commander" to attack Radel, because ... reasons. And maybe "Spy" will meet "Hero" later in the story and she changes her mind, because ... other reasons and she helps "Hero" to defeat "Adviser".
Such a fantastic transformation! Look how far you've come! Looking forward to the next rework ~2046! Perhaps interactive 3D comics will be a thing by then... Great color work, Alisha!
I need more of this comic with the voices
I can not explain how nice it is to see Jazza play around with comics and character design again, his passion for the subject shines through and adds to the quality of the video. It always was and will be my favorite part of his channel. I love this video, keep up good work!
That was so cool! I've been wanting to play around with CSP for ages - it's awesome to see what an experienced artist can get up to with it.
Your spy is giving Lara Croft vibes lol
I remember when my friend showed me Jazza around six years ago (now that friend is my wife 😄) and from then Jazza changed a lot, I can tell that Jazza is one and only artist that makes me go WOW when I’m watching his videos.
~Jazza you are inspiring people! ❤
It's unironically a good opener. Sets tone, promises action and presents characters in very few panels
the sholder pad and the leather strap are flipped in the first frame lol.
Good one! the reason to save old art, to redo it and have a look at your own progress.
Thanks for sharing
This is so slick. I LOVE seeing people recreate older art. It really shows how much anyone can progress if they work at it. The new comic looks so good!! And I have Clip Studio Paint, but I haven't messed with the comic stuff, I'm gonna have to check it out. It looks so comprehensive and useful.
Working on a comic myself at the moment, I can't unsee the mistake in the very first panel. XD
Since Jazza mirrored the characters, the bad bully has the pokey end of his bone nose piercing and misses the scar on his face.
But it is a really cool work!
And its kind of a relief to see that not only small artists make mistakes sometimes.
Thank you for years of inspiring art and videos! ❤❤❤
error army attacked even before the command
PAGE SWAP EXTREME
ERROR 404
Lol
Dropping in a THIS THUMBNAIL IS FIRE!!!! Love it.
Now to enjoy the video.
My man you're drawing skill is *WILD*
Jazza, you're insanely talented man. Mad respect.❤👏.
Clip Studio is my number 1 pic for digital work and I was super happy to see you using it as well! I am usually very sceptic about the enthusiasm behind paid promotions but I can 100% confirm that Clip really is this great.
Lovely work as usual, your skill keeps increasing and Alicia is just ridiciously good at colors.
How is it that you and Shad are so different?.. it's truly amazing. I love your channel and shads
Jazza needs to complete this comic...this is so good!
This was awesome! Seeing where you were as a visual storyteller and showing us where you are now.
Couldn't help but share the following because this gave me flashbacks to this moment in my life a few months ago. My father, the illustrator Thomas Yeates, unearthed a(n unfinished) graphic novel he did for a high school English assignment all the way back in the '60s. Basically, my dad was not a great student so he was often stuck in basic English classes. However, he figured out that the advanced English class (at least at his high school) were more like creative writing because the teachers assumed the students knew all the mundane writing basics already. So he signed up for this Advanced English Class and convinced the teacher to, for his final, let him to a comic book adaptation (the term graphic novel wasn't around yet) of a pulp fiction novel he liked. Said novel was called "Beyond Thirty" by Edgar Rice Burroughs, same author as the original Tarzan novels. (The book was later renamed to "The Lost Continent.") He only completed like five to ten pages, and last page and a half never got past pencils, but it didn't matter because the teacher was blown away. Dad still retained his love for Edgar Rice Burroughs and has done a lot of projects for a ERB, Inc; thus, he frequents ERB conventions. He brought this unearthed, incomplete comic that he did almost six decades ago and shared it at the previous ERB fan convention he went to. You can see that it's obviously the work of a beginner -- he even directly copied some specific pieces of illustrations by J. Allen St. John, an OG Burroughs artist -- but you can see glimpses of the master he would become.
A synopsis, for those curious about reading this novel:
It's a sci-fi tale that imagines an alternate timeline where the USA completely cut off contact with the eastern hemisphere in an extreme effort to isolate itself from the brewing turmoil in Europe that would become World War 1. (A brief IRL timeline: the war started in 1914, the book was published in 1915, and the US joined the war in 1917). A century or two later, contact is still cut off and actively forbidden, and our hero patrols the ocean at the 30 degree longitude line that must not be crossed (hence the title). After a spat with a crew member ultimately leaves him and some other patrollers stranded in the ocean, they realize that the closest land mass is what was once Britan and decide to risk treason and head over to this land that no one's heard from for at least a century. Let's just say that they find formerly-known-as-Britain has turned into a literal hostile jungle.
Clip Studio is the best, hands down.
Your teen comic exploits make me super nostalgic. Me and a friend were drawing fantasy comics with cute anthro sheep characters and later on insane crossover comics where for example ourselves and our favorite bands and media characters would get transported to middle-earth for whacky adventures.
same very nostalgic, i remember drawing this Samurai centipede in comics style and on pen directly 😂 i was around 11 i think
Yes
Your old art looks so wonderful
I love when jazza gets excited
Its the perfect intro for a custom D&D round!
Jazza should make this a series where he continues the story! I would love to see a full finished book of this! Since he never finished it when he was younger he can finish it now! I would love to see what he would do with it! I love this so much, I could never make something that good! He was better than me even when he was 12 lol 😂
Make a full comic version
This is truly amazing to see the progress from a young teen to now! The read through at the end gave me shivers!! Also can we talk about how Jazza would be such a good voice actor?!
This came out epic! And it was really insightful to hear your reasoning behind certain changes you made and what you showed off about the program was very interesting as well. I also always enjoy it a lot when you show a lot of your drawing process in the videos :)
Not gonna lie, you redoing this comic was so awesome I was literally geeking out over every single thing, especially how cool Clip Studio Paint's features are. I've used GIMP and Photoshop extensively throughout my career and CSP perfectly compliments your project to the point I couldn't contain my excitement, literally. Not to mention you totally sold me on buying a CSP licence.
that is really cool that you are re making your childhood graphic novel, i hope it turns out really cool, I never knew you could do such a thing with webtoons , and make easy pages like that, Plus i like how your tablet is so easy to work with .
I never made a graphic novel but i only made a character backstory but that is about it. and I'm trying to redo everything with them in comics that is really cool. and i love how you did story telling with your comic that is cool like a narration :D
Dude, I can totally see the Rock in that villainous roll, awesome 😎
Dude i like you so much like your childhood is wild a keep going man!!! Like you never give up on you man hood and childhood great job!!!❤❤❤
Loved watching this, Jazza! My brother has also recently been talking about taking my comic that I created when I was around 12 and redoing it, so this video really hits close to home and I feel this so much! I totally vibe with your nostalgia!
We need a full version of this 😂
WAKE UP EVERYONE JAZZA POSTED A VIDEO!
yeah
Wow would love to see a longer version of this comic
Epic comic, Jazza!
There is a game named Unsouled that have a similar premisse: a warlock controls a commander to go to war, but it turns out the Warlock is a necromancer, and his objective is to make everyone get killed, so he can have his Undead Army using both Empires fallen soldiers.
THIS IS FREAKING FANATSTIC!! Really makes me want to go back to my own comics and draw them again! Also Jazza's voice is still so awesome !!
I hope this video does well. This has been your best video in a while. It felt like “JAZZA”, not only did we get to see your skills shine, but we also got to hear about you and your thoughts again. It felt like I was getting to know you again. Some of your other videos recently just don’t have that. It would be cool to see you do more comic stuff like this
If you ever find more old gems, I'd love to see more stuff like this. Seeing your progress several years later and making it cooler is super inspiring to see and helps me get through my own projects!
The vector bush feature is a game changer! Great it works with your brush pack also & as always awesome video. Would be great to see a full comic of this or similar - members could contribute to the storyline?
I love when Jazz brings Alicia in to paint or otherwise contribute she's super talented and skilled and has brilliant artistic insights!
This is awesome! Incredible work. I do have one teeny art critique to offer: the commander's scabbard is on the wrong side. (He'd have to use his shield hand to draw his sword, which would be super awkward.)
More of this please! You light up every time it involves character design. Combined with your story telling it makes for your best content.
Always a good idea to look back at your childhood drawings and see how you can make them better or how you can use those characters for your stories in your comics or novels 😀. This was a really cool video 😎👏🏻.
Love watching you draw and seeing your enthusiasm for this project!
Ah Alyssa’s Art is great as always. Love to see her more involved again. Maybe she can voice over a bit too?
Well done Jazza. I've followed you for a long time and I would really love to see a mini series of you continuing this story and developing more characters
That was fantastic. I would LOVE to see you do a regular segment on this (once a week maybe), and just keep adding to the story. Fleshing it out into a 30 page graphic novel. Then you could get pre orders and sell a quality copy of this. I would ABSOLUTELY buy this, as I think others would. Throw it out to your supporters to get an idea of where the story should go, and if you get to self publish I would get a deposit with the pre orders that would cover the manufacturing costs..... cheers Jazza.
This! This is the content ive been missing from you, Jazza! Gorgeous work, Jazza and Alisha!
The improvement and end results are truly stunning!
Hot damn!!!!! This is FOOOOKIN AWESOME!!!!! Thanks for sharing Jazza! And kudos to your colorist aswell and editor, that last video made me wish for a voiced comic series, that was super cool!
This was really cool to see, brilliant end result as well!
Another really neat thing about the 3D assets is that if you're using the perspective rulers (another brilliant feature if you ask me), the models snap to your perspective grid.
Watching Jazza's videos again makes me wanna try again on the comic I was working on five years ago that I stopped making because of art block. This must be my sign to go back and make art ❤
Epic! Fun project. And I'm invested and want to see the rest of the story now, lol
Love videos like this where artist revisit previous ideas with modern technology, more knowledge, and more practice. Such a beautiful thing to see!
FINALLY a full comic video, I am so so happy
Such an amazing video! Love the thoroughness and joy you got from recreating something from your childhood. Awesome colouring from Alysha as well. Love this video!!!!
This was so inspirational, Jazza! I enjoyed watching this process and your happiness!
This is just awesome. Young you served you well. You are so talented. Not to mention the voice talent. Awesome!!!
Jazza never ceases to amaze me. What a fantastic job.
The voices are top notch.
I am in awe! Of all here!!.
Have a good day and good luck.
To each of your friends and workers too!!
Awesome comic Jazza!!! Somehow, I can see the rock playing your warrior character lol 🔥
Thank you for the demonstration! I've been working with CSP for awhile now and you showed me features I hadn't noticed before. So cool!
Wow the storylines and music, makes me so engaging with the story! I love it!
Really cool to see the juxtaposition of your old art to nowadays with all the stuff you learn about composition and anatomy.
I wanted to make a comic myself at the age you drew this but didn't think i could do it justice, it's been 5 years so I might as well try again now lol
wow love the coloring!!
13 year old Jazza probably wouldve cried with happiness if he could see this now. I used to draw obsessively until i was about 19 or 20 but stopped. I got pretty decent and nearly went to art school but life happened. Im 33 now and have barely drawn since then and your channel is making me want to start again because I forgot how much I loved it!
This is great, love this kind of videos! Old school Jazza content in my eyeS! The super close up reminded me of Horus😃
Can we please see a part two! With more of the story! Because this is amazing!!! Fantastic job!
I haven’t done digital art for a few years now, but your enthusiasm and demonstration of this program honestly made me wanna do digital art again with this program
Its like a gritty Dwane Johnson haha. Great artwork. And oh my gosh the dramatic reading.
The story seems so interesting!! I want to see the story continue and progress. Also, good work Jazza, the art was so cool!
I really enjoy all your videos and I like how you try all kinds of different art. But I have to say I especially enjoy seeing you play to your strengths. You are truly talented at drawing❤️
Love the excitement about the brushes! ❤
Such a fantastic video, I loved everything in this
dude thats awesome :D it is a joy seeing old comic recreated and updated ^^
you and Alysha are so talented!!!
CSP is my first experience with digital art and it’s so cool to see Jazza using it and kicking ass
Please create the rest of the comic as a new series on RUclips or something 🥳🥳 would love to see u finish it :D
More like this jazza!!! Really loved it
Love this vid! Would love to see you do more vids of you recreating your old comics :)
I know this is sponsored and all but when Jazza got excited about his brushes being converted into Vector graphics without having to (apparently) do anything complicated, I got hyped. Like that is awesome.
Well done guys!🙌 This was epic!
This is something straight out of a Game of Thrones episode!! I LOVE IT!!! Amazing remake of your old artwork, Jazza. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
ive just started my comic not too long ago and had clip studio paint for years and this is giving me more motivation to keep going with it, cheers jazza :)
The character redesigns were so clever and didn't change too much from the original.
My teenage self would have been soooooo engrossed with this software! I was born to early! Awesome work and great job and great fun getting to recreate your early work. Also, my college age daughter loves web toons! You should do more with that.
So cool Jazza! 🎉
The editing in this video is incredible. Really well done.