One of the issues he runs into repeatedly preventing him from getting the “clean” result he wanted is pushing, throwing, or spinning the bucket with force. The pendulum typically works best being brought out a certain distance… and then just let go of. Or twist the string, bring it out a certain distance and then let go of it. When he’s pushing or throwing he’s adding some weird torque which is eventually “corrected” as the pendulum continues to swing but it makes those first couple of passes of paint lay in a slightly different pattern (or makes it splatter before it settles). You definitely can use throwing it as a technique but you have to be very in tune with the weights/directions/forces involved - at least for a clean geometric result - which is hard to do when you’re brand new to something.
You are totally right. he messed up the whole process by keep pushing the paint in every direction. One more thing that he didn't pay attention was the size of the hole that he make with the screw driver... he should have used a smaller one.
If he just let it go without pushing sideways, the pendulum would swing back and forth and paint almost straight lines. That's what happened on his first attempt, not very interesting aesthetically. To get some rotation and a curved trajectory, there needs to be an initial push to the side. Gravity alone cannot do it, as it's only makes the pendulum accelerate towards the lowest point.
I've exploring my creativity on my youtube channel and patience is definitely not my strength lol .i couldn't agree more! Specially when I come to trying new art styles.
I see a point in the not-so-distant future when Jazza urgently needs a bucket to hold some paint or resin, and they will ALL have holes in them, and he will go:”why do all my buckets have holes in them?” (Dear Liza, dear Liza), and then there will be a flashback to this video.
I actually love it at 14:57. The purple was absolutely necessary. Personally I want the purple to be red, but that's me. There's perfect natural order and then there's tainted chaos in contrast to one another. It's excellent.
Jazza: "you know the trick to get over being precious about things?" *globs paint onto everything* *Later* *gets a few drops of paint on the wall* Jazza: "Ahh! my precious wall!"
if you want to try this on hard mode, have a look at "chaos pendulums" which is just a pendulum attached to another pendulum. To convert a paint pendulum into a paint chaos pendulum, you just need to add a weight in the middle of the string that's a bit heavier than the paint and tin. I messed with the idea a bit, but it's very hard (expensive) to get the flow just right, because the velocity of the paint tin is unpredictable and changes wildly as it goes. It's messy but would make for a very entertaining video. Also fun is to use 3 bottles tied together with a different colour in each, especially if you wind a lot of spin into the string.
oh this is super cool! We did this for our daughter's birthday party when she turned I think 5, it was. She's always been super arty and so we had an Arty Party and pendulum painting was one of the things we did outside, using an old white sheet and the paint cups attached to the pergola beams (and kids paint, not house paint). Layered a few colours, and got 2 really cool artworks out of it. The kids had a blast taking turns to swing the pendulum and seeing the results, but the parents had great fun, too! Yours look way neater than ours, though!
Jazza, I freaking love how you show the trial/error process when trying something new! Also the thing you said at the beginning about having a brand new sketchbook and not wanting to ruin it with an imperfect drawing or painting was awesome! Haha! Just gotta get stuck in!
I love how you’re showing that art takes time and practice, even for amazing artists such as yourself! There’s always something new to learn and it just takes practice and experimentation.
The Exploratorium in San Francisco, CA USA has a thing where they do this with markers. My daughter did one for me at the age of 4 and I have it (framed) hanging over my computer right now. Since there was a long line and they didn't let any one color go for long, most of the other kids were basically circles or lines like Jazza's first attempt, so I pointed out to her while were waiting that if she wiggled it as she set it off, not just a push, it would make cool shapes. And it worked very well.
Hey Jazza, you should try diamond painting, its extrememly tedious yet has an amazing end result and i feel it would chip away at your remaining mental state.
@@katrinschirmer8018 but OP commented it as one of the major Australian political parties made an election ad recently with the song that blew up due to its catchy nature and got memed in the end. So that context won’t be known by non-Aussies
Honestly, the final piece looks like something I’d see in a bougie office space, and that’s not a bad thing! I’d love to see what you can do at different scales and trying different techniques 😊
First of all: YES to the whole huge crane paint idea!! Second: I actually really loved the roughness and sqruibly look of the first two big paintings…and then you crumpled them up and threw them out…😔 so sad
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Really nice art at the end, really expressive and it sends to me personally the message about the futiliity of pursuing perfection in a universe where it is unachievable.
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Some of the things Jazza taught me so far, during those years : All those "Good artists" didn't get there by magical spell, but at a cost of tries and failures and testings. It encourages me a lot in my journey. And also : even if we "know many things", there is still something to learn. And there is a joy in learning. Thank you Jazza. Thanks for the joy and the lessons.
"I wanna be good at this quicker!" Me every time I try anything, lol. Glad to see I'm in good company. 🙂 I'm sure a lot of my issues are from trying on my own with no instructions or community to ask questions. But still, good to know someone with a lot more skill than I, still feels this. Great video and project!
Two tips from someone who "knows physics." The viscosity needs to be matched with the size of the hole. The weight on the pendulum doesn't affect its period. ;)
lol, yeah duh. He was trying to figure out what viscosity matched his screwdriver sized hole. And he figured it out. It actually depends not just on the diameter of the hole but also the height of the column of the paint and the density of the paint as well. I mean one could get all technical and use Poisuilles formula but that would take the whole fun out the trial and error and figuring it out and frankly out of art. I meant splotchy done in clever ways can also be wonderful art. Maybe as a chaotic base for a clean geometric pattern with a couple of asynchronous lines on top. Jazza is proof you dont need maths to understand physicsand you dont need to understand the technicalities to get the art right. so chill. And for someone who 'knows physcs" you might wanna open the chapter on angular momentum and harmonic motion to know why the weight on the bucket is important.
I would always get annoyed when there were comments saying this type of art is lazy because sure it might not take artistic skill but it’s still a lot of work to set this all up and get the perfect pattern and colors and I think it’s a lot more difficult than it looks. There’s beauty in the way gravity and momentum work. Loved this video Jazza!!!
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We tried this years ago when homeschooling our son. We did it outside with the paint bottle hanging from a tree branch. It didn't work so well, but we had one very fun, messy afternoon! :)
That last one looks amazing! There was question of it being effed up, but I feel like the orderly black paint and the chaotic lavender paint contrast so well
they remind me of Spirograph from the olden days, you can still buy the kit by the way. BUT what would be fun is to supersize such a kit with gears from a machine or clock or even laser cut...id like to see that being done ;-) this was great to watch but spirograph for giants might be more precise for Jazza
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Love how you are humble and show your progression from " This looks cool, I wanna try it! " to " I'm still not getting it, but I'm going to keep trying! " to finally " Yes! Look at it! Look at my beautiful work! " Love following you every step of the way, as always a pleasure
I'm gonna be honest, I really like the messy attempts WAY MORE than any of the super clean ones. The black on white ones look like really cool ink drawings.
If I was to ever do this, I would have to make a container with a remote controlled flap so I could control when the paint releases and stops😆, you need to do a crane version!
Ooooh! Sounds like he needs a collab with a science channel. For funsies. I’m sure he could figure it out on his own but it might take longer to get good at the robotics than he might like.
Once Jazza inevitably someday runs out of new ways to make art, he should make a series called SERIES 2 or Art - Revisited, where he revisits all these ways of Art and improves his skills with those mediums. (Love your vids btw, super inspiring)
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havent watched draw with jazza in years! God it was such a throwback the last time i watched is when he was building his studio and how big of a deal it was. Hope your doing well! Cheers!
Just a little of 3rd grade physics would had help you a lot: - The weight doesn't matter. (Well, just have enough to tension the string...) - The force of which you launch it doesn't matter. - The speed of the pendulum is constant. - The path only depends on the length of the string, and how far from the center you let the bucket go. So just pick a string lenght, pick a place to start, and just let go. no need to apply force.
The caveat, your 3rd grade physics assumed a frictionless system in a vacuum with a non-liquid pendulum where, as you stated, the path and period are all about length. Real world, there are a lot of external forces acting to stop the pendulum’s movement, so more mass on the pendulum reduces the relative influence of those forces and keeps it going longer. But, you’re absolutely right, his biggest mistake was trying to throw the pendulum rather than just releasing it.
Speed of the launch toward the center doesn't help (it just acts as if you released it from higher up), but you can play with speed sideways, in the direction orbiting the center. This determines how circular the pattern is.
Note to add: On the contrary, mass is probably one of the most important factors especially in trying to keep a more controlled, localized environment. If the mass is increased, that allows for less chaos. Meaning that he wouldn’t have to pull the bucket back so far (x being decreased/consistent) and/or the initial velocity does not have to be so high. This also allows for a more continuous motion of the paint flowing out without as many splotches. The basic principle of momentum is p = mv where there’s not so much emphasis on constant velocity, rather the initial velocity (v = x/t) and the initial distance. As seen in the example video with the weight. There, the end product was more controlled. Because the main controlled/constant variable is the mass. At this point, the friction and other forces can truly be irrelevant in getting a great outcome. In other words, more mass = more momentum. Thank you for my Ted Talk…
Imagine all the decorative pieces in his house and then imagine being able to tell somebody that you made all that I love artists and all the creativity that goes into such work
5:40 the paint was thinner but you also threw the bucket harder, and the bucket had asymetric multiple holes. It got splotchy when at a point when the bucket was about 2/3 in and out of its swing because the paint in the bucket was shifting and redicing or increasing the pressure of the stream on one hole or another, and also the leangth of the stream. If its say as fluid as water, think about wjen you pee. At the start its a stream, but the time it hits the water its forming drops. Im glad you did eventually figure that out because it is a little counter intuitive that if you want to increae the flow, yes youd want a thinner mixture, except that thinner vicosity allows it to pull back on itself forming droplets. You basically did everything you could to exagerate the uneven distribution of forces within the bucket.
Floetrol is different from pouring medium. Floetrol is used by house painters to thin the acrylic paint to more closely mimic the coverage of oil paint. Hope this helps with your next effort. Would love to see this done again!!!
Does anyone else miss the days of there being a title card? Like where the Jazza avatar ran across the screen with the paint splats? Like I literally just miss having a fun intro card haha
Hey Jazza! Been a fan for a while! Thanks for the feature, i have been wanting to do "the worlds largest pendulum painting" event for a while now. Lets collab and make this happen!
I feel like either deforming the canvas and doing this before you mount it to a frame or using the marbly painting technique before hand could give really interesting results
I am really happy with this video because this is something I feel like I would be able to recreate myself (of course not 100% copy, just differently patterned painting made with same method), only need to get place ready and splurge a bit on paint. While I love watching all Jazza videos vast majority of things made in them require insane amount of talent/training/skill/effort, this one seems accesible to anyone, even people with 0 art skills and 2 left hands like me. Result is really good-looking, I would be happy hanging something like that in my house. I think it beats just having posters or printed painting-like things.
An enormous pendulum painting would be amazing! Hopefully you’ll be able to find a park instead and the painting could be semi permanent in a public place for people to enjoy when it’s done 😊
This is so nostalgic for me because this is the first video I've seen from draw with jazza for ages and I have been watching him since before he had 1 million subs Keep goin jazza Your great:)
Your advice about messing up a sketchbook is one of the things that actually got me started on art. Getting over the hesitation, or the flinch reaction is one of the hardest things.
From a non-art perspective, this reminds me of the Foucault Pendulums I've seen at some children's museums. They're basically really long pendulums that knock over pieces on the ground to mark time passing. Except the pendulums themselves aren't the things spinning - they're designed to the pendulum stays swinging the same direction, and the rotation of the earth itself moves the ground and the pieces into its path.
They have a machine like this at my local museum with a ballpoint pen attached to it. It's always fun to play with. Used to bring home piles of artworks from there as kid.
The ever-increasing amount of paint on Jazza and slightly-crazed look in his eyes as he learns the process cracks me up.
Slightly?
"I WANNA BE GOOD AT THIS QUICKER"
every single artist out there felt that.
Story of my life 😂
yes
Yeah... yeah...
... Me trying to sculpt with Green Stuff so I can make minis look good...
I don't think it is just artists
Hahahaha... yeah I felt it when I said that
10:02 that is the best interaction ever. the bravado, the laugh, the expression of indignation. stunning
🤣😂🤣 He looked at him like, "C'mon, mate."
One of the issues he runs into repeatedly preventing him from getting the “clean” result he wanted is pushing, throwing, or spinning the bucket with force. The pendulum typically works best being brought out a certain distance… and then just let go of. Or twist the string, bring it out a certain distance and then let go of it. When he’s pushing or throwing he’s adding some weird torque which is eventually “corrected” as the pendulum continues to swing but it makes those first couple of passes of paint lay in a slightly different pattern (or makes it splatter before it settles). You definitely can use throwing it as a technique but you have to be very in tune with the weights/directions/forces involved - at least for a clean geometric result - which is hard to do when you’re brand new to something.
You are totally right. he messed up the whole process by keep pushing the paint in every direction. One more thing that he didn't pay attention was the size of the hole that he make with the screw driver... he should have used a smaller one.
wow you really know your stuff! I want to try this on my channel too.
Yeah, gravity should do all the work
I kept shouting "no, don't touch it!!" along with our cameraman....
If he just let it go without pushing sideways, the pendulum would swing back and forth and paint almost straight lines. That's what happened on his first attempt, not very interesting aesthetically. To get some rotation and a curved trajectory, there needs to be an initial push to the side. Gravity alone cannot do it, as it's only makes the pendulum accelerate towards the lowest point.
The "I want to be good at this quicker" is the most relatable thing ever. Literally how I feel when I try any new styles of art 😂
that's literally me with almost anything new I try lol
Accurate, pfff
I've exploring my creativity on my youtube channel and patience is definitely not my strength lol .i couldn't agree more! Specially when I come to trying new art styles.
@@KimberlyThomason I think we can all relate. Exploring our creativity is always more fun if we can let go of our expectations
I thought As Soon as he said that "I resemble that remark!" & I have NOT One artistic bone in my body!
"I WANT TO BE GOOD AT THIS QUICKER" is literally me every time I try a new craft lmao
how does a verified person get less likes than another guy who said this
@@mochaXX16 xD
@@mochaXX16 because the other guy was first and it doesn’t matter if someone’s verified
@@muffinsaur. ok? i don’t remember saying this
This was my exact thought 😂
I WANNA BE GOOD AT THIS QUICKER! -Jazza....and me whenever I try literally anything new
I feel this soooooo much
🫤 right like how come I’m not immediately better
I wish I wasn't like this, but I wanna make cool stuff NOW!!
Came to comment the exact same thing 😂
I feel personally attacked
Jazza: "I hate reading directions"
Also Jazza: as delighted as a 6 year old each time he learns something from a guide
I love that you show the process of "failures" as you're learning. It doesn't have to be perfect to be art. You're having fun and you're learning.
I see a point in the not-so-distant future when Jazza urgently needs a bucket to hold some paint or resin, and they will ALL have holes in them, and he will go:”why do all my buckets have holes in them?” (Dear Liza, dear Liza), and then there will be a flashback to this video.
lmao it will just be another happy accident
Nah, he probably throw these away and buy new ones. Just like most big TH-camrs, he's not particularly mindful towards waste.
@@alexsudati but the thought of it is still funny though LOL
@@alexsudati true, but I’ve seen him keep absolute garbage when he needed to send it to ADC 😂🤣
@@alexsudati Oh no, he’ll keep them alright. It’s Jazza ffs. He keeps everything bc you never jnow 🤦♀️🤣👌
The purple chaos over the black organized lines, is a masterpiece. Really, the contrast is very avant garde.
his works is always amazing, it always inspires me to be a better youtuber.
Think the same! I also think, wenn the purpe would have been orgenized lines too, it would have been... boring. But so, its realy dinamic. Love it!
The purple lines get more and more organised
It looks like something that would be on a hotel wall
It looks like some some purple antimateria-smoke coming out of the event horizon
Like some dimension crack
I actually love it at 14:57. The purple was absolutely necessary. Personally I want the purple to be red, but that's me. There's perfect natural order and then there's tainted chaos in contrast to one another. It's excellent.
I can agree with every single word, including that I hoped for red instead.
Agreed the purple doesn’t stand out enough
I would freaking donate money to see the world's biggest pendulum swing paint!
Duuuudeeee hell yeah, me too!
Yea lol
Samee!
isnt that just paying
Swing it from the bottom of the Eiffel Tower 😂
Jazza: "you know the trick to get over being precious about things?"
*globs paint onto everything*
*Later*
*gets a few drops of paint on the wall*
Jazza: "Ahh! my precious wall!"
8:13
Hahaha!
lol! do as I say not as I do lmao Jazza is the best
😂😂😂
if you want to try this on hard mode, have a look at "chaos pendulums" which is just a pendulum attached to another pendulum. To convert a paint pendulum into a paint chaos pendulum, you just need to add a weight in the middle of the string that's a bit heavier than the paint and tin. I messed with the idea a bit, but it's very hard (expensive) to get the flow just right, because the velocity of the paint tin is unpredictable and changes wildly as it goes. It's messy but would make for a very entertaining video. Also fun is to use 3 bottles tied together with a different colour in each, especially if you wind a lot of spin into the string.
Jazza: “we have to spin the string not the bucket”
Jazza: *continues to spin the bucket the rest of the time*
He also spins the string, just off camera. I don't think anyone wants to watch a man rotate a bucket for 2 minutes.
@@Tr0lliPop dang ur profile pic is Giorno
I’ve been watching stone ocean all day
@@RandokatTheOnion dang
@@Tr0lliPop I'd watch that!
@@NclogicLMAO well, I'm wrong then. Still it's rare for someone to wanna watch that.
oh this is super cool! We did this for our daughter's birthday party when she turned I think 5, it was. She's always been super arty and so we had an Arty Party and pendulum painting was one of the things we did outside, using an old white sheet and the paint cups attached to the pergola beams (and kids paint, not house paint). Layered a few colours, and got 2 really cool artworks out of it. The kids had a blast taking turns to swing the pendulum and seeing the results, but the parents had great fun, too! Yours look way neater than ours, though!
That sounds super fun.
Awesome😄
Now I wanna have an arty party… and I am almost 17🥹
Jazza, I freaking love how you show the trial/error process when trying something new! Also the thing you said at the beginning about having a brand new sketchbook and not wanting to ruin it with an imperfect drawing or painting was awesome! Haha! Just gotta get stuck in!
The screwdriver through the bucket was scary, but also impressive. I'm so happy Jazza has a studio for massive projects like this 😃
I love how you’re showing that art takes time and practice, even for amazing artists such as yourself! There’s always something new to learn and it just takes practice and experimentation.
I love his enthusiasm for every project he attempts. He's like a child with a new toy in every video lol x
riiiight! I love that energy. he inspires me everyday to do the same with my youtube channel
When we were learning about Pendulums in Science we did this. However, instead of paint we used sand on a canvas coated in clear glue.
That sounds awesome
Sure Does! & Less Mess!
@@marshawargo7238 less mess that you can see.
The Exploratorium in San Francisco, CA USA has a thing where they do this with markers. My daughter did one for me at the age of 4 and I have it (framed) hanging over my computer right now. Since there was a long line and they didn't let any one color go for long, most of the other kids were basically circles or lines like Jazza's first attempt, so I pointed out to her while were waiting that if she wiggled it as she set it off, not just a push, it would make cool shapes. And it worked very well.
I love how I'm over here with a giant pack of spirograph tools going "Yeah I'm just gonna stick to this smaller version :'D"
Hey Jazza, you should try diamond painting, its extrememly tedious yet has an amazing end result and i feel it would chip away at your remaining mental state.
i imagine it would be the most chaotic jazza vid ever. more chaotic than 2x bob ross 😂
I think he already did it
@@gaamejaam6901 hence his current mental state.
unless its called something else other than diamond he hasnt i didnt find any video called that.
@@gaamejaam6901 He did pixel art! It's somewhat different.
There’s a hole in your bucket, dear Jazza, dear Jazza, there’s a hole in your bucket, and it made some flippin sweet art 👍
oh god after seeing this comment, I immediately had the liberal party election commercial song playing in my head!
@@shaliniekanayake1268 pretty sure that was the point 🤣
Such a niche reference 😂 all the non-Aussies will be so confused
@@tesso200497 not really. versions of the song have been everywhere including on sesame street.
@@katrinschirmer8018 but OP commented it as one of the major Australian political parties made an election ad recently with the song that blew up due to its catchy nature and got memed in the end. So that context won’t be known by non-Aussies
Watching this semi-tuned out when Jazza shouts "YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND ART GARETH!"
Shook.
Same, brother.
Honestly, the final piece looks like something I’d see in a bougie office space, and that’s not a bad thing! I’d love to see what you can do at different scales and trying different techniques 😊
First of all: YES to the whole huge crane paint idea!! Second: I actually really loved the roughness and sqruibly look of the first two big paintings…and then you crumpled them up and threw them out…😔 so sad
the center of that first one was so good, like a event horizon
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Really nice art at the end, really expressive and it sends to me personally the message about the futiliity of pursuing perfection in a universe where it is unachievable.
The chaos in the purple on top of the black definitely feels more like a "Jazza" piece than a perfect second pattern would have.
"I wanna be good at this quicker" That describes my relationship to art perfectly xD
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LOLL Jazza getting angry at paint is legit so funny what a mood I love how much energy this guy has
This is the messiest art process I’ve seen, but the end result is worth it
You're everywhere and early may i know your powers?
Cool.
I’m starting to see your comments everywhere and I look forward to finding out who else we both follow in common.
here before this blows up
@@TheMarkEffect no
Some of the things Jazza taught me so far, during those years : All those "Good artists" didn't get there by magical spell, but at a cost of tries and failures and testings. It encourages me a lot in my journey. And also : even if we "know many things", there is still something to learn. And there is a joy in learning. Thank you Jazza. Thanks for the joy and the lessons.
I love how Jazza just tries as many techniques and mediums he can. It’s also fun when he goes insane trying to perfect it without any outside help
Jazza: "You don't understand art Gareth, feel my emotions"
Literally me when I tell my parents I want to be an artist when I grow up
Us artist types *love* our emotions 😢
I really like how the final product shifted from being orderly and geometric on the right to being chaotic and expressive on the left.
whoa politics! nah im just kidding
"I wanna be good at this quicker!"
Me every time I try anything, lol. Glad to see I'm in good company. 🙂
I'm sure a lot of my issues are from trying on my own with no instructions or community to ask questions. But still, good to know someone with a lot more skill than I, still feels this.
Great video and project!
Two tips from someone who "knows physics." The viscosity needs to be matched with the size of the hole. The weight on the pendulum doesn't affect its period. ;)
hah period
yeah im sorry for that joke
The weight gives it more momentum so it decays less
lol, yeah duh. He was trying to figure out what viscosity matched his screwdriver sized hole. And he figured it out. It actually depends not just on the diameter of the hole but also the height of the column of the paint and the density of the paint as well. I mean one could get all technical and use Poisuilles formula but that would take the whole fun out the trial and error and figuring it out and frankly out of art. I meant splotchy done in clever ways can also be wonderful art. Maybe as a chaotic base for a clean geometric pattern with a couple of asynchronous lines on top. Jazza is proof you dont need maths to understand physicsand you dont need to understand the technicalities to get the art right. so chill. And for someone who 'knows physcs" you might wanna open the chapter on angular momentum and harmonic motion to know why the weight on the bucket is important.
Yup if you wanna change the period you have to change the length of the string.
Hello Mr physicist!
Why does the pendulum make this specific move, like a spirograph?
Jazza is the OG art youtuber. My favorite person to watch on YT and after so many years he's still the GOAT
I love the fact that he dives into everything without learning anything from videos
He just does it and hopes for the best, then he gets few tips!
jazza probably has "complete every style of art" on his bucket list
his paint bucket list
probably infinite tbh
@@ey3z4ya he would find a way, he always does
I would always get annoyed when there were comments saying this type of art is lazy because sure it might not take artistic skill but it’s still a lot of work to set this all up and get the perfect pattern and colors and I think it’s a lot more difficult than it looks. There’s beauty in the way gravity and momentum work. Loved this video Jazza!!!
honestly it doesnt even matter if its easy imo bc it looks beautiful n thats half the point of art lol
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Jazza literally feels like a kid’s art show host, literally love him!
We tried this years ago when homeschooling our son. We did it outside with the paint bottle hanging from a tree branch. It didn't work so well, but we had one very fun, messy afternoon! :)
I can feel Jazza's frustration when he discovered that he just has to use the paint buckets without any mixes
That last one looks amazing! There was question of it being effed up, but I feel like the orderly black paint and the chaotic lavender paint contrast so well
they remind me of Spirograph from the olden days, you can still buy the kit by the way. BUT what would be fun is to supersize such a kit with gears from a machine or clock or even laser cut...id like to see that being done ;-) this was great to watch but spirograph for giants might be more precise for Jazza
Wow that would be cool!
I'm seeing this as a giant messy version of those spirographs we all had as kids and tbh I'm here for it!
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Jazza is the main character of the story, we are just living in his world!
Love this man.
I love Jazza crouching on the edge of the canvas like a goblin in the wide shots 😂
Love how you are humble and show your progression from " This looks cool, I wanna try it! " to " I'm still not getting it, but I'm going to keep trying! " to finally " Yes! Look at it! Look at my beautiful work! "
Love following you every step of the way, as always a pleasure
Your enthusiasm is contagious!!
I'm gonna be honest, I really like the messy attempts WAY MORE than any of the super clean ones. The black on white ones look like really cool ink drawings.
If I was to ever do this, I would have to make a container with a remote controlled flap so I could control when the paint releases and stops😆, you need to do a crane version!
Ooooh! Sounds like he needs a collab with a science channel. For funsies. I’m sure he could figure it out on his own but it might take longer to get good at the robotics than he might like.
What I would've done is: after the black spiral foundation is finished, rearrange the order of the canvasses for the next layer
I can't believe you didn't try poring all the different leftovers paint in one bucket like an pour and let it swing making a multi color lines
The cameraman getting nervous with Jazza's risk taking, trying to be the voice of reason.😆
The purple on top added a certain amount of organic that makes me enjoy it more than most pendulum art personally
Once Jazza inevitably someday runs out of new ways to make art, he should make a series called SERIES 2 or Art - Revisited, where he revisits all these ways of Art and improves his skills with those mediums. (Love your vids btw, super inspiring)
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let's get guinness book of world records involved and go for the worlds biggest painting by pendulum swing!
People vote this up. Wanna see
That would be cool
Brilliant idea!
havent watched draw with jazza in years! God it was such a throwback the last time i watched is when he was building his studio and how big of a deal it was. Hope your doing well! Cheers!
Just a little of 3rd grade physics would had help you a lot:
- The weight doesn't matter. (Well, just have enough to tension the string...)
- The force of which you launch it doesn't matter.
- The speed of the pendulum is constant.
- The path only depends on the length of the string, and how far from the center you let the bucket go.
So just pick a string lenght, pick a place to start, and just let go. no need to apply force.
The caveat, your 3rd grade physics assumed a frictionless system in a vacuum with a non-liquid pendulum where, as you stated, the path and period are all about length. Real world, there are a lot of external forces acting to stop the pendulum’s movement, so more mass on the pendulum reduces the relative influence of those forces and keeps it going longer. But, you’re absolutely right, his biggest mistake was trying to throw the pendulum rather than just releasing it.
Speed of the launch toward the center doesn't help (it just acts as if you released it from higher up), but you can play with speed sideways, in the direction orbiting the center. This determines how circular the pattern is.
Note to add: On the contrary, mass is probably one of the most important factors especially in trying to keep a more controlled, localized environment. If the mass is increased, that allows for less chaos. Meaning that he wouldn’t have to pull the bucket back so far (x being decreased/consistent) and/or the initial velocity does not have to be so high. This also allows for a more continuous motion of the paint flowing out without as many splotches. The basic principle of momentum is p = mv where there’s not so much emphasis on constant velocity, rather the initial velocity (v = x/t) and the initial distance. As seen in the example video with the weight. There, the end product was more controlled. Because the main controlled/constant variable is the mass. At this point, the friction and other forces can truly be irrelevant in getting a great outcome.
In other words, more mass = more momentum.
Thank you for my Ted Talk…
You take physics in the 3rd grade??
10:23 “This better work, I’ll be sad if it doesn’t” Me before starting any art project
Jazza: I’m such a dissapointment
Also Jazza: proceeds to change TH-cam with art
“If it’s worth doing it’s worth overdoing”
-Adam Savage
Please do a giant one!!!
The banter between Jazza and Gareth is just spectacular!! 🤣😂🤣
Jazza took "Art is messy" in a whole another level lol.
Imagine all the decorative pieces in his house and then imagine being able to tell somebody that you made all that I love artists and all the creativity that goes into such work
5:40 the paint was thinner but you also threw the bucket harder, and the bucket had asymetric multiple holes. It got splotchy when at a point when the bucket was about 2/3 in and out of its swing because the paint in the bucket was shifting and redicing or increasing the pressure of the stream on one hole or another, and also the leangth of the stream. If its say as fluid as water, think about wjen you pee. At the start its a stream, but the time it hits the water its forming drops. Im glad you did eventually figure that out because it is a little counter intuitive that if you want to increae the flow, yes youd want a thinner mixture, except that thinner vicosity allows it to pull back on itself forming droplets.
You basically did everything you could to exagerate the uneven distribution of forces within the bucket.
I can't even begin to describe how much I love this chaotic man and his equally chaotic channel.
You know it's fun when you come out of the project a total mess. Jazza even had paint in his beard.
Floetrol is different from pouring medium. Floetrol is used by house painters to thin the acrylic paint to more closely mimic the coverage of oil paint. Hope this helps with your next effort. Would love to see this done again!!!
Jazza: Now that I’m a master of the medium…
Sam: (chuckles)
Jazza: So you have chosen…
DEATH
I’m always amazed by Jazza’s creative skills
@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok, I wont...
This is pure Jazza ADHD energy and I LOVE it
This is the chaos I needed first thing in the morning.
Agreed
💯💯 Nothing better than Jazza reverting to the "I'm an adult" persona
Same
Jazza thinks winking at us makes it creepy, he's adorable. I don't think anyone would find him creepy even if he tried, he's such a cinnomon roll.
I would love to see you do the worlds largest pendulum spin!
I love and have watched nearly everyone one of your videos, but this may be my favorite
Jazza: "Well, it's been a journey."
[paint on forehead, panting]
Me: I can see that.
I like how he was wiping the paint off the wall and saying sorry then a few minutes later he fully destroyed the place.🎨
Does anyone else miss the days of there being a title card? Like where the Jazza avatar ran across the screen with the paint splats? Like I literally just miss having a fun intro card haha
THE WAY YOU CAUGHT THE PAINT CAN MID AIR HAHAHAHHA
this video was the perfect amount of chaos i needed today 😂😂😂😂
Hey Jazza! Been a fan for a while! Thanks for the feature, i have been wanting to do "the worlds largest pendulum painting" event for a while now. Lets collab and make this happen!
I feel like either deforming the canvas and doing this before you mount it to a frame or using the marbly painting technique before hand could give really interesting results
Jazza is such a freaking mood
“I wanna be good at this quicker!” Literally every artist when they explore a new medium, don’t lie-
9:50 the way you captured the spinning paint pot in the bucket 😂😂😂 you’re a madman, honestly.
Jazza: "I wanna be good at this quicker."
Me, still learning to deal with my ADHD: "That is such a mood."
I am really happy with this video because this is something I feel like I would be able to recreate myself (of course not 100% copy, just differently patterned painting made with same method), only need to get place ready and splurge a bit on paint.
While I love watching all Jazza videos vast majority of things made in them require insane amount of talent/training/skill/effort, this one seems accesible to anyone, even people with 0 art skills and 2 left hands like me. Result is really good-looking, I would be happy hanging something like that in my house. I think it beats just having posters or printed painting-like things.
I would be down for the giant-scale version....
The result is so cool!
An enormous pendulum painting would be amazing! Hopefully you’ll be able to find a park instead and the painting could be semi permanent in a public place for people to enjoy when it’s done 😊
This is so nostalgic for me because this is the first video I've seen from draw with jazza for ages and I have been watching him since before he had 1 million subs
Keep goin jazza
Your great:)
Your advice about messing up a sketchbook is one of the things that actually got me started on art. Getting over the hesitation, or the flinch reaction is one of the hardest things.
What video is this?
@@elizabethstokes6576 It's been too long for me to remember, sorry hun.
@@elizabethstokes6576 Speaking of which, are you a teacher? I'm looking for one for a project down the line.
From a non-art perspective, this reminds me of the Foucault Pendulums I've seen at some children's museums. They're basically really long pendulums that knock over pieces on the ground to mark time passing. Except the pendulums themselves aren't the things spinning - they're designed to the pendulum stays swinging the same direction, and the rotation of the earth itself moves the ground and the pieces into its path.
@14:20 was my favorite part of this entire video! “You don’t understand art, WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM”
They have a machine like this at my local museum with a ballpoint pen attached to it. It's always fun to play with. Used to bring home piles of artworks from there as kid.
Jazza, your videos re a huge inspiration to me as I work on my own! Thank you!!