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Got it! Sooo excited to get started!! 😁😬😁
the link doesn't work for me :c
edit: I can't reach the website at all, not even when I google it and click on it there ...
You should do a video where you have many artist describe the drawing and it goes through like a line of them and see what the original was compared to the final result, how people interpret different explanations
Clockworck bodyshape, Jester/Clown.triple hairstile mohawk adidas RGB, uniclicle legs..clockworck pennywise/Joker Dumy..
That’s a good deal. Can’t wait to watch Insert Art’s video
Have Jazza draw Angels as described in the Bible. It’d be pretty cool
or the Beasts with the faces and wings and different animal body parts. Have you seen the AI renditions of those beasts, they're cool.
@@rachaelpetrak940 Yeah, just open to the book of Revelation and choose any scripture and you’ll find something good 😅
Biblical creatures in general would be awesome!
Yes! I’m all in for that!
Here’s a few verses to help the process. There are plenty more but it gives a rough idea about the glory of these different types of angels.
Ezekiel 10:14
Isaiah 6:2-7
Revelation 4:8
Quentin Blake drew that picture of Willy Wonka. An amazing illustrator, still around (age 90) and still working too!
Quentin Blake's illustrations were such a huge part of my childhood! He'll always have a special place in my heart.
*Sir Quentin Blake ;)
@@wannabehero2652 very true
Exactly!! Legend! Jazza needs to correct this mistake 👍
The illustration talked about in the comment is at 3:33!
A minor correction: That illustration of Wonka was done by Quentin Blake, rather than Roald Dahl himself
I said the same thing but no one noticed.
@@HappyCynic nice
thought so
Quentin Blake draws all of Roald Dahl's images
As much as I like the Digital Art, there was just something about the sketchbook episodes that I liked a lot more, specifically for this series.
I think it was just because you had a page of concept art then the actual fully design.
I too find physical art far more appealing (and valuable) than digital.
I suspect he only spent the extra time on the physical ones though because he was using it to sell the art box.
Agreed, that first sketch page was my favourite.
Oh I’m not saying I don’t understand the reasoning. If you’ve got the stuff to sell, plug away.
Just something about the sketchbook version of these episodes I enjoy more.
Agree, hate this digital art version. The actual sketches were far more interesting watching them coming together.
The pencil sketches looked better
Jazza: I'm going to stick to purely the description
Also Jazza: *Humanoid Bird*
Well, he was also under the impression that those were characters, not monsters. And, I'd say, both the Nazgul Wyvern and the Beholder are monsters. While a Beholder might be intelligent and sapient enough to be considered a character, a Wyvern used as a battle mount would not be.
@@MannyNamiro technically a fell beast not a wyvern, but yeah, it's not a character, and I mean same with beholder, it's not even an individual character it's an entire species of a creature.
And the look on its beak - You are being judged, and you have been found wanting
@@emoharalampiev1590 I mean you could say the same about the alien. That's not a character, it's a species of creature.
@@WJS774 Ah ok, I haven't seen it so IDK
JAZZA PLEASE TRY GAFFREY PAINT! It's thick acrylic that acts like molding paste/ oil paint I feel like you'd enjoy it.
Awesome as always thanks
hopefully my reply will boost this comment, cause I'm sure he'd make something sick as hell with that.
@@dianheart2243 thank you and ikr! I've been watching Gaffrey's videos and Jazza was the first person who came to mind lol.
Bump
I think he did a while back. Or at least did something very similar, dont quite remember
Whoever gives Jazza the descriptive words should do Tom Bombadil from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring next time!
Ho Tom Bombadil, Tom Bombadillo!
@@dandiehm8414 Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo!
Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow!
Tom Bom, jolly Tom, Tom Bombadillo!
"While I know I'm not the best at it, I'd like to try to get better at it."
This is what keeps me coming back to Jazza over any other artist that have perfected their niches. I've been watching Jazza for almost 15 years now. He has helped me grow as an artist. He has made me unafraid to try new things and make mistakes and still be proud to show them off. I know he deals with imposter syndrome, so I hope he knows that his value isn't just the skill visible on his artwork, but his personality and attitude as a whole. Jazza is always refining his skill and trying interesting things and I think that's a far more valuable legacy than artists who are scary good at one specific thing. If you happen to read this, Jazza, I've been watching your content since I was 12. I am now 27. You've shaped my adulthood, my career (I'm a graphic designer and I use many of the skills you taught me), my art and even my attitude toward it. Thank you!
"A jack of all trades is a master of none, but better still than a master of one"
Apparently a "goatee" to Jazza means a soul patch 🤣😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I said the samething 🤦🏻♂️😅
If Jazza wants to practice more naturalistic styles… James Bond’s book description would be good for this… even comes with a real person as a reference in Hoagy Carmichael
So the interesting thing about Beholders (At least in D&D 3.5) is that they canonically come in all kinds of different designs. The variety in appearance can be quite massive and each beholder considers itself to be the one true specimen of beholderkind. So your design would be completely canon!
This is in every edition, I believe. It really gives people free rein to do all kinds of fun and creative stuff with them. It's part of what makes them cool and interesting.
Another fun fact: the beholder on the left is the beholder used on the Magic the Gathering official artwork, it was part of the DnD pack and I recommend checking out the rest of the cards, especially the classic dnd styled cards
Same thing is true in 5e. In Volo's Guide to Monsters, there are whole tables dedicated to randomly generating different elements of a beholder. From what their eyestalks look like to how massive their central eye is compared to their body to the texture of the skin.
I LOVE that your team includes monsters from folklore as well (i.e. alien sightings and old folktales from countries). because it always keeps me guessing. also i swore the first one was gonna be gilderoy lockhart
Hear me out, I would just absolutely love if you did some Brandon Sanderson sketches based on book descriptions. He has some amazingly unique monsters in his novels. Here's a couple,
The Steel Inquisitors from Mistborn series:
-the ultimate fighting machine
-black-robed
-tall man with a strong build
-a thick metal spike had been pounded tip-first through each
of the man’s eyes. With shafts as wide as an eye socket, the nail-like spikes
were long enough that their sharp points jutted out about an inch from the
back of the man’s clean-shaven skull. The flat spike ends shone like two
silvery disks, sticking out of the sockets in the front, where the eyes should
have been.
-intricate eye tattoos-mostly black, with one stark red
line-that marked him as a high-ranking member of the Canton of
Inquisition
The Chasmfiends from the Stormlight Archive
-crustaceans monsters, carapace is dark violet and extremely durable
-largest known land animals on the planet Roshar
-at least twenty feet wide, six times the height of an adult man at their peak
-long and narrow, with a flattened, split tail reminescent of that of a crayfish
-eighteen legs
-head is triangular, narrowing down to a point like an arrowhead
-circular mouth, surrounded by several rings of teeth
-eyes set above the jaw, glassy and gree
-nostrils are located at the very end of the maw, while the ears are bare holes slightly behind the eyes
Inquisitors yes! And I'd like to see Koloss for the monster series
I am prepared to offer up my left kidney to whoever picks these characters for Jazza to draw if they would give him the original novel's description of The Phantom of the Opera. I would be thrilled to see his take on Erik's absolutely monstrous deformities.
this series is so good. I’ve always wondered how accurate these famous characters are compared to the book
The Beholder is too iconic. I can't think of any other creature that's spherical with one eye, and has tentacles with eyeballs at the end. I already guessed it just by reading the description.
If you keep doing this, I would love to see any monster from the Deltora quest book series.
Plenty of different fantasy creatures in that series with good descriptions. Would love to see your interpretation
Oh my god hell yes. The anime is pretty cool, but I'd love to see how he interprets them. I know some of them have official art by Marc McBride, who did the cover art, but I'd love to see how Jazza does it.
@@Langodan Yeah the art by McBride is awesome, his vraal was always my favourite. The anime versions weren't as good for me. Still cool but I think I would be very happy with a Jazza version.
I think it would be fun for Jazza too
Hell yes, there's so many weird and spooky monsters that would be interesting to see what jazza does with their descriptions.
I absolutely loved reading those books, thanks for reminding me of them again!
Please do more of this series with pen or pencils and paper!! I like it so much more than digital drawings, don't know if it's just me... It seems more organic, more real in a way
Quentin Blake was the illustrator of Willy Wonka. He did the art for a lot of Roald Dahl's books. He's 90 now and is an absolute legend.
It's hilarious that the description for those hobgoblins was SO detailed -- especially compared to everything else -- and then those sketches they provided were so absurdly vague.
I actually thought the hopkinsville goblin was possibly an asteromorph from All Tomorrows but several of the prompts were just slightly off. Would love to see Jazza try a creature from c.m. Kosemen’s work in one of these!
Jazza's sketch for the third one REALLY reminds me of the Shadow Heartless from Kingdom Hearts. The dark color, yellow eyes, and the exaggerated proportions despite the small stature all come together and screams Heartless to me.
I know the name of the series is for books, but I'd REALLY love to see this done for video game, cartoon, and anime characters as well.
I very much appreciate how even when you know damn well who you're drawing in these challenges you make an effort to give a unique interpretation of the description
The final one looks like the child of Mike Wazowski and Celia Mae. I need this to be added to the Monsters Inc universe!
I’m so glad I’m not the only one thinking that! It looked exactly how I’d imagine that to turn out.
I was thinking the same thing. The description matches that of Medusa mixed with a giant eyeball so Mike and Celia’s kids.
yes
yes lol
A video that I would love to see would be creating a character based only on an abstract silhouette. That's what I do when I make pixel art creatures.
Jazza’s reaction to Morgan’s art is also all of our reaction to Morgan
It's real interesting that Ariel and Jazza did the same alien. Most of the time even with the same description people go different directions but not this time
You should do medusa or some other greek myth person who are shown incorrectly in movies
You can tell how good Jazza’s brushes are by just looking at character 3, its digital but it literally looks like a marker drawing on paper! Saving up for those brushes for sure!
Part Four, so here's my third attempt to participate in the series:
- An old white woman, gaunt and ferocious-looking
- Huge nose
- Sharp teeth made of iron
- Bony legs
- Collects skulls
- Setting: Medieval or pre-Medieval times
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Baba Yaga
I would love him to do the house as well!!
his crew chooses everything themselves, but maybe they will choose ur ideas instead!
@@pick2206 There was at least one video where they said they were taking viewers' suggestions, so let's hope! :D
Margaret Thatcher?
- Rides a mortal and pestle
I'd love to see this series done with locations! Sometimes books have a place mentioned that sounds really cool but the movies don't do it justice, and it could be a fun little switch up from characters :)
You should do a video where you have many artist describe the drawing and it goes through like a line of them and see what the original was compared to the final result, how people interpret different explanations
I really enjoy these videos! I always get a little upset when I see a movie of a book I’ve read and the characters look absolutely nothing I expected.
Awesome characters, for a minute I thought the Nazgul was going to be a Lethrblaka from The Inheritance Cycle. Speaking of art competitions, just curious as to when is the DrawWithJazza monster video coming out? There have been no details given about the timeline either on the community page here or on your Twitter feed.
Quentin Blake would have done that drawing of Willy Wonka - he famously did the illustrations for Roald Dahl’s books - I could be wrong on that particular sketch, but I don’t think do.
you need to do the blair witch!! its the only horror character you never see, but it has really good descriptions of it in the movies
I want to see Jazza draw Maris from the TV show Frasier based on all the descriptions they give of her throughout the 11 years of the show (since we never see her)! 😂
I remember I found you when I was in high school through your art competitions. I loved watching them and seeing what artist could do with your monthly prompt.
Would be awesome to bring that back on INSERT ART
Jazza, you are truly inspiring! I remember watching your ‘artist redraws kids artworks’ years and years ago and as an aspiring Aussie artist I love every one of your videos!
This makes me think it would be a lot of fun for Jazza to do an episode or two specifically of descriptions of cryptids taken from reported sightings. There are some really fun and obscure ones out there.
Hitchhiker's Guide is full of great descriptions of characters and creatures. Next time you should do one of them!
This series has been so fun to follow along with, thanks Jazza, keep up the good work! 🎉
this would be really interesting with descriptions of monsters from mangas/animes
Really cool to see Jazz a continuing to develop his style- it's really inspiring.
I love this series! Please continue!
I'm always here for these challenges! I already watched the Insert Art video and I was flipping over how very similar yours and Ariel's aliens were!
Absolutely love these videos! I think your character portraits are fantastic, and I’d love to continue seeing this style of video!
Thank you, these videos are awesome and so much fun to watch
I’ve always pictured the perfect actor to play Wonka would have been Joel Grey, but younger than he is now.
I love this series. It's very entertaining to see Jazza's interpretations. 👍👍👍
Thank you so much Jazza for always being so consistent with the wonderful content you produce for us . We love you Jazza❤
That last illustration was so polished and amazing!
I love this series!
The illustration is not by Roald Dahl! They are by Quentin Blake and they are amazing.
Love this series, love watching your process, seeing how you think and work and being creativity and fun. Enjoyed the indepth explanation of how and what brushes and clipping masks use you. Entertaining, inspiring, informative and just a joy to watch you work and wonder along side you. Helps expand my knowledge and good recommendations for interesting characters and stories
More please!
I'm really digging this series
There are some very cool creatures from the book: The Wheel Of Time
Jazza, just thought you should know the illustration of Willy Wonka is actually not done by Roald Dahl, but by Quentin Blake, the legendary British children's book illustrator who illustrated all of Roald Dahl's books and brought his characters to life. He's 90 years old and still illustrating children's books to this day!
13:13 Jazza mentioned that this reminds him of Mike Wazowski. I then realized it looks like Mike and Celia’s potential kid, with the eyes.
I love when he does these character description videos!
Ha, I originally thought the last one was a beholder. Then when he started talking about Monster's Inc, I thought it was going to be Mike's girlfriend. It would be hilarious if his team throws in a couple of curveballs of describing child friendly characters in horrifying ways.
i'm not a painter, not necessarily even good at doodling, but i love these videos :)
I love this idea. Do it some more! Also never thought my home state would make it into a Jazza video.
love jazza’s versatility! I second the comment that said he could try the thick paste art in a video 🤘🏼💖
Mate,
Roald Dahl's illustrator is the MIGHTY Quentin Blake.
Check his stuff out. It's glorious.
The art style of Willy Wonka that you created, @Jazza, is both interesting and brilliant. Some may believe it to be a mixture between Gene Wilder and Johnny Depp's portrayal of Willy Wonka, and although this may be true, it gives me a feeling reminiscent of the musical adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The few descriptions you provided in your drawing were enough to elicit this response from me, and I must say that I thoroughly enjoy it.
I found it fascinating that Jazza couldn't guess this character just from the description! 😳 Roald Dahl's books are SO much an iconic part of childhood reading down here in Australasia... or at least, they were!! Maybe they're getting pushed out in recent decades by Potter, & now people are only seeing the rather weird movie interpretations. ..?
These are always so much fun to watch
Your brush pack is very useful! good work
3:36 this looks more like Quentin Blake’s art style
it is
12:32 it looks like mike wazowsci and his gfs child
Jazza I enjoy this cool art video ❤❤❤thanks
i love love love this series so much! i saw someone say they'd like to see the sketchbook again, and I think I agree
Fun fact: No two Beholders are alike, every one looks different and believe themselves perfection incarnate
Anyway my suggestion for part 5
-A large white reptile
-wings like a bat
-a lightning ability
-cerulean eyes
-both sharp edges and smooth
Blue-eye White Dragon (Yu-Gi-Oh)
I thought the first one was the Monopoly man based on the description 😂
😂😂
Just came across your channel last night and I gotta say I'm just in absolute awe with your talent
You know what would be so funny Jazza getting descriptions of all tomorrows creatures in one of these videos like what if he got a colonial or the Q or a gravital
It would be fun to see Jazza try to draw Pokémon from only descriptions because some of them look really weird and it would be funny.
Hasn't he done that?
Bro thought a Fell Beast was Obi Wan Kenobi from Angry Birds.
I love this series!! So fun! 💕
Yesss. I've been waiting for another one of these!!!
That was awesome! I love that you added in the folklore side. Keep it up!
Love your creature interpretations. The Beholder and gremlin/alien are my favs. ❤️❤️❤️
The fact that you're so talented AND really funny is really awesome.
Finally decided to download your brushes Jazza! No regrets!!!
LOVE THIS SERIES!
*I would take a bullet for Jazza's Hopkinsville Goblin.*
I love that little gremlin so much oh my gosh-
I think the producers may have unintentionally limited Jazza by putting someone of these in the "character" category instead of the "monster" category - he couldn't seem to get past more anthropomorphized ideas, because he was imaginining them as actual characters that might walk and talk and speak in a book or game.
when he started sketching the face of that bird i immediately had that "noot noot" meme music stuck in my head.
This is why i like your channel these are amazing and it isn't the only thing i like
Love the series! I hope you keep these up!
Great work as usual Jazza and team!
I'd love to see a character from The Wheel of Time put in one of this videos!
This is fascinating!! Cool idea to make these videos
1. Well, that one was obvious… thumbnail and all. Great pic!
2. Damn! I actually got this one right… at least a bit! I thought of them, and then I dismissed the thought, because I was also thinking more in terms of „character“! X-D Still love the picture! Awesome interpretation!
3. Well, no chance here. Didn‘t even know that was a thing! But great illustration!
4. This one was SO obvious! One eye, eye-stalks… I couldn‘t even think of anything else!
This is absolutely one of my favorite series! I will say, my favorite episode in the series was the one where they were hand drawn. I'm sure that takes more time, but I just love the way they turned out.
Really love these videos.
I loooove this series 😭😭😭💁♀️
Love these videos!
There is another, more obscure, creature from D&D that I would love to see Jazza's take on. The Kenku.
SETTING: Medieval high fantasy
-Wear ill-fitting rags, cloaks, or robes
-Soft, sleek feathers that end at the arms and legs
-Talons made for grasping on hands and feet
-Pointed, black beak indicative of an insect-based diet
-Wistful, brown eyes
I grew up in Hopkinsville! The local museum has an exhibit for the Goblins and for the Kelly Green Men. It's awesome to see my local history on here!
These are my favorite videos!!