TIP 1 (2:14) | "Silhouette Refinement" Design Method TIP 2 (6:33) | Value Painting and Varying Observation TIP 3 (9:01) | Adobe Color Themes and Swatches TIP 4 (15:21) | Skin Tone Vibrancy Tips TIP 5 (19:19) | Non-Destructive Adjustments
I make Unique Digital Paintings 🎨, Good And Safe, Please Come Watch Them on my Channel , i hope you will like them And learn and improve , SUBSCRIBE ! Show Support 🙂.
Something that I've come to love with Jazza's sponsored videos, is that they actually make sense, and it doesn't ever feel forced. I am subscribed to a lot of people on youtube doing sponsored videos, and so many seem to do it just because it makes money... And often the video has nothing to do with the product or ogranization that is being collaborated with. Jazza actually has a genuine interest in the sponsors, and goes into depth on why they are great, and also try out the products beforehand, to be able to give a great review. And also how he plans to not have 5 sponsored videos in a row.. haha! Love you and your work, Jazza :)
@Débora Pinto people's random sponsors by audible are pretty annoying haha. As usually has nothing to do with the video and feels forced. Same with certain mobile games.
The immediate spike in Jazza's shading quality in this video is staggering. A better endorsement than anything that could've been said out loud. This website has already impressed me and I've never even been on it.
I'm an aspiring digital artist, and I've watched hundreds of videos on art and character design and this is by far the most resourceful video I've came past. There's been a million times I could have used these tricks.
I never even thought about doing rough thumbnails before getting into sketching a character. I tried it out for the first time after watching this video and it has really helped. Makes it a heck of a lot less frustrating when trying to figure out what pose, body type, and possible props you want. Can't wait to get to some of the other tips!
hi jazza, today i fell on my face at school, i got several injuries that were stitched and my jaw is broken. this video made me forget the pain and i really enjoyed it, so i just wanted to say thank you sooo much
You have no idea how great it felt to flip the canvas and have something that still looked good for the first time. I wish I could relive that moment 👌🏾☺️
Well at least you get a ton of time to work on art, Creepermineh. Some of us hobbyists have to balance day jobs or university as well as life, and don't get to draw nearly enough. If I had four years straight concentrating on art, I'd love it. Stressful, sure, but by the end you'll have had so much more practice than someone who didn't.
jazza I just gotta say, thank you, every time I watch you videos I get inspired to draw. your content really sparks my artistic side and I get excited to draw again, ive procrastinating for days but now I want to draw
Night-whisper no, I'm not 10. haha. And actually, sponsoring does bring you some money. i never said it doesn't have personal benefits, so i don't know why you're calling me that. I'm no longer going to respond to you because i don't want to deal with that headache.. goodbye
Jazza you help me so much.. i constantly find myself going through your videos and learning new thing's! maybe one day i can be as good as you. you're my personal hero! thank you!
wow... that non destructive tip makes so much sense after seeing it. I already knew it could happen I just didn't think about this way of using it! Thank you that helps so much.
You're sure right about a platform like Skillshare being worth it. I've been there only a couple months off an on, but I've learned quite a bit. Stuff I've learned over years of picking TH-cam apart, nicely compiled in some of courses. This stuff is super important for speeding up workflows. Nicely presented and sweet concept! I also learned something with smart objects being affected non-destructively. That's useful. Also a couple tips for those in the comments. The navigator is neat for seeing the whole thing without having to zoom out all the time, but even better you can go to Window>Arrange>New Window for (document name) and you get a second window you can move out of the way. The bonus is you can do this multiple times and have different areas of your painting visible in different windows- even popping out to a second monitor if you've got it. You can keep an eye on your values even after you move to color by going to View>Proof Setup>Custom... you get a popup and in the "Device To Simulate" dropdown you pick sGray. Now you can toggle a grayscale only view of your image with View>Proof Colors (ctrl+Y). Then you could apply this to just one of the image windows like in the previous tip. With the dodge and burn tools, in addition to the ranges of highlights, midtones, and shadows, you can adjust the exposure of the tool to dial back the harshness. There are soooo many tips. Just keep adding them to your mental bank as you see them and work like a pro :)
Thanks to you, I have created my first digital painting without big issues although I never used any art related programme in my life. I have difficulty following instructions this is why i usually learn on my own . But your videos are really informative, and very helpful, thank you. Sincerely .
The amount of information you manage to get through in such a productive, easy to understand way is absolutely invaluable. Keep up the fantastic work, Jazza!
Hey, Jazza I know its impossible for you to be able to read this but if your reading this, your vids helped alot and I improved alot. Especially for the background,shading,lighting,shape and coloring. While I was watching your "my weakness"(background) video I saw you drawing from silhouette, I guess... and I gave it a shot and it turned out better than I thought. Thank you for helping not only me but lots of other people. Your a big inspiration. I congratulate you for being a successful youtuber. I'm grateful you made it this far. Have a nice day! Again, Thank You.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO JAZZA!!!!!!!! It has helped me so much already and I absolutely love using silhouettes instead of construction lines, it really helps me get proportions and poses correct in a much faster period of time, and I loved the ideo of making everything black and white first because it really helps you even out the shading before coloring it, YOU ARE THE GREATEST JAZZA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KEEP IT UP!!!!! Also, i have a bunch of friends who are artsy like me, so im sharing this video with all of them because of how useful it is!
I took a college course that mostly used tip number 2, and expanded on it. Going through that while watching *your* videos has really boosted my own artwork, and it's possible the uni I'm at now thinks I'm suitable for animation rather than just straight film.
Hey Jazza, I recently got my first drawing tablet and your videos have been of so much help and you're such an inspiration to me, after your videos I'm always motivated to draw (:
Loved this video and I am going to look into these courses for things to do over winter break. This video is an awesome example of how to do a paid sponsorship and still deliver meaningful content to your subs. Also great job on the blacksmith, awesome to see you can still keep applying things to your work and develop further as an artist. Thanks Jazza!
I sort of knew a few of these, and I've watched maybe a couple of those videos in the past, but this was an incredibly informational video. Thanks so much for sharing these super useful tips!
Been studying this painting approach for a long LONG ass time myself and never really understood the approach 100%, most likely due to me having a weird way understanding explanations at times. So watching yours I didn't really expect to get to know much that I had already been told or learned before, but I must admit you had me go "Ooooooh! Never looked at it like THAT before." So thanks alot, for this Jazza :D
jazza thank you for inspiring artist young and old you a big inspiration. in my reading class we have to do a project on someone who inspires you. I pick you( it was either you or bob Ross I might do on him to).thank you Josiah brooks
I always loved your artwork Jazza, but you're evolving so much these days, or showing all you knew maybe, but your artwork in this video in particular has a so different look, amd it's awesome!!!
Patrick Brown has been my idol for so long!!!!! God, his skills are beyond my comprehension, I aspire to be as great someday! Wait, is he not also from Australia? What is it with the talented artists who inspire me living down under? Also, great to learn more about the plethora of Photoshop tools! I've dabbled with older versions in school and gained a shallow understanding, and it seems like the optimal program to use when I one day get a drawing tablet...one day... Fantastic tips, amazing character! Thank you!
hi Jazza, just a suggestion with your creating characters book have you considered making an audio to the words in the book? I know that would be alot of work and time but I thought it be cool to read along as hear you read the book and id be able to pause when I need to. im so use to seeing & hearing you on youtube it just makes total sence. By the way thanks for the inspiration and giving us artists hobbyists beginner artists a push and opportunity to improve our art and just have fun doing it. also it cool know you not far from New Zealand.
We learned how to use Photoshop in school and I've been making little projects. In order to do what I wanted, I had to convert text into objects. I over complicated the process by putting all the layers into a group, merging it, converting it into a smart object, and then rasterizing it. 😂 Today I found the simpler way but I still had no idea what a smart object was until this video. Ty, Jazza.
Thank you for the tips ! Didn't know Skillshare either, great ressource. I recommend Coursera, by the way, to learn huge variety of skills in many fields.
Thank you sooo much for those tips! I thought I was pretty good with using Photoshop for my digital art but I've definitely learnt SOOO much helpful stuff from this
It would be very cool to see you do background design/animation. Giving tips and tricks to make your backgrounds more dynamic and how to get them to look natural. I feel that a lot of beginning animators struggle with this. Most solo animators do focus on the character design a lot more than the other dynamics of a scene. I personally love drawing things outside of characters. I've been following your channel for years, but I am not a character animator, if anything I'd be more of a background animator, and even then I still have issues with it. My biggest problem is that my backgrounds look more like a stage than they do a scenery. I have issues getting the feeling of depth in them even when I do use perspective. It unfortunately looks more like I'm looking at a wall than a vast reaching forest or ocean.
I like the idea of basically adding shading before colour, that way there's less work to do when you get to that stage. Still a bit confused about the colour themes, however. Will probably have to watch the video again😄
Loved this video. I mainly use Illustrator to draw/design coz I'm not really much of an artist so being able to create shapes and work with that is really helpful for me, but I'm definitely gonna try and do some more drawing in Photoshop now that I've seen this.
04:51 does anyone know how you can keep the window there? Whenever I click on the image i'm working on the reference just goes behind it (so I can't see it)
+StackOfJaffas Don't know if you figured it out yet, but the reference window has to be the popped out window and the file you're working on has to be "docked" in the main Photoshop window if that makes sense
Great tips, will definitely play around with those! By the way, one trick I use a lot is clip adjustment layers to a layer, smart layer or group. Gotta love non-destructive workflow!
this is a really in depth tutorial, maybe even too hard to follow for intermediate artists . although I understand what you're saying. ever considered making a playlist from beginner to pro? really nice tricks you thought me though and I'm planning on using them. Thanks Jazza!
Awesome! Thanks Jazza, i love watching your videos and I just recieved your book Draw with jazza: Creating Characters. Im new to drawing but I love it so much! Cheers!
TIP 1 (2:14) | "Silhouette Refinement" Design Method
TIP 2 (6:33) | Value Painting and Varying Observation
TIP 3 (9:01) | Adobe Color Themes and Swatches
TIP 4 (15:21) | Skin Tone Vibrancy Tips
TIP 5 (19:19) | Non-Destructive Adjustments
Some heroes don't wear capes.
The Lexicon
Little do you know, the person was actually wearing a cape.... lol idk
Thank you!!
this is very useful. thank you
Isaiah's Vision thanks
"The difference between a pro and a beginner, is that the pro has made a million more mistakes than the beginner."
Truer words have never been spoken.
"The difference between a pro and a beginner, is that the pro has made a million more than the beginner."
This is true on a more broad scale I think..
I make Unique Digital Paintings 🎨, Good And Safe, Please Come Watch Them on my Channel , i hope you will like them And learn and improve , SUBSCRIBE ! Show Support 🙂.
@@safayatartwork4944 no.
"There are no mistakes. Only happy accidents."
Something that I've come to love with Jazza's sponsored videos, is that they actually make sense, and it doesn't ever feel forced. I am subscribed to a lot of people on youtube doing sponsored videos, and so many seem to do it just because it makes money... And often the video has nothing to do with the product or ogranization that is being collaborated with. Jazza actually has a genuine interest in the sponsors, and goes into depth on why they are great, and also try out the products beforehand, to be able to give a great review. And also how he plans to not have 5 sponsored videos in a row.. haha!
Love you and your work, Jazza :)
@Débora Pinto people's random sponsors by audible are pretty annoying haha. As usually has nothing to do with the video and feels forced. Same with certain mobile games.
wow! thanks for the helpful tips! Never would hav thought to start with a silhouette. Thanks for motivating me to keep drawing Jazza!
@I can’t reach high Shelves ya no hes at 400k subscribers check his channel
Oh damn
The immediate spike in Jazza's shading quality in this video is staggering. A better endorsement than anything that could've been said out loud. This website has already impressed me and I've never even been on it.
I'm an aspiring digital artist, and I've watched hundreds of videos on art and character design and this is by far the most resourceful video I've came past. There's been a million times I could have used these tricks.
I never even thought about doing rough thumbnails before getting into sketching a character. I tried it out for the first time after watching this video and it has really helped. Makes it a heck of a lot less frustrating when trying to figure out what pose, body type, and possible props you want. Can't wait to get to some of the other tips!
hi jazza, today i fell on my face at school, i got several injuries that were stitched and my jaw is broken. this video made me forget the pain and i really enjoyed it, so i just wanted to say thank you sooo much
MUST... TRY!!!!!
MY LAZINESS HAS OVERCOME MEEE
Don't be so rude!
don't worry child,your not the only one who is overrun with laziness
xXxDayzProxXx Yo man, chill. Like, seriously, who peed in your Cheerios?
I'm Nameless. Deal With It, Google. Who shat in his Captain Crunch?
You have no idea how great it felt to flip the canvas and have something that still looked good for the first time. I wish I could relive that moment 👌🏾☺️
just like to express my gratitude for the video Jazza
+Gamebino thanks for the thanks!
Draw with Jazza i lile how that doesent make sence
i think it was a 'thanks for the compliment'
It does make sense, you no sense make
Lesson of the day: gratitude = thanks. :)
Someone expressing gratitude to you doesn't mean they're complimenting you
Almost 900K ! 😱😱😱
Hi! im a big fan of yours!
Jose Andres Riera Thanks man!
Vexx!! Wow you here too!!!???
Vexx does my name have a check?
dang it it doesn't I thought I verified my account
I hate school. I like art.
art school it is
***** same, im in an artschool learning animation and shit, we have to draw complicated objects. pretty stressful
Well at least you get a ton of time to work on art, Creepermineh. Some of us hobbyists have to balance day jobs or university as well as life, and don't get to draw nearly enough. If I had four years straight concentrating on art, I'd love it. Stressful, sure, but by the end you'll have had so much more practice than someone who didn't.
Michael Offner its more like abstract art, not drawing and sketching
Oh. Well then i agree with you
jazza I just gotta say, thank you, every time I watch you videos I get inspired to draw. your content really sparks my artistic side and I get excited to draw again, ive procrastinating for days but now I want to draw
I'm stunned at the level of difference when the dodging and burning is applied :O
Jazzas bringing in the MONEY with all these sponsorships!!
Flare games
Skillshare
Wix
CONGRATS jazza!!
Daylee Vids copic
Adobe
Newgrounds
Daylee Vids its awesome though, he only does the sponsorships if they're beneficial to us its not just for da money, but that is a plus haha
We can only wish to roll in the dough like he does xD
Night-whisper no, I'm not 10. haha. And actually, sponsoring does bring you some money. i never said it doesn't have personal benefits, so i don't know why you're calling me that. I'm no longer going to respond to you because i don't want to deal with that headache.. goodbye
Night-whisper you dont have to comment like that man. what has happened to you !! Perhaps you have a history of sponsorship with your art hmm...
CONGRATS ON 900,000K!!!! Road to one million!
Jazza you help me so much.. i constantly find myself going through your videos and learning new thing's! maybe one day i can be as good as you. you're my personal hero! thank you!
wow... that non destructive tip makes so much sense after seeing it. I already knew it could happen I just didn't think about this way of using it! Thank you that helps so much.
You're sure right about a platform like Skillshare being worth it.
I've been there only a couple months off an on, but I've learned quite a bit.
Stuff I've learned over years of picking TH-cam apart, nicely compiled in some of courses.
This stuff is super important for speeding up workflows.
Nicely presented and sweet concept!
I also learned something with smart objects being affected non-destructively. That's useful.
Also a couple tips for those in the comments.
The navigator is neat for seeing the whole thing without having to zoom out all the time, but even better you can go to Window>Arrange>New Window for (document name) and you get a second window you can move out of the way. The bonus is you can do this multiple times and have different areas of your painting visible in different windows- even popping out to a second monitor if you've got it.
You can keep an eye on your values even after you move to color by going to View>Proof Setup>Custom... you get a popup and in the "Device To Simulate" dropdown you pick sGray. Now you can toggle a grayscale only view of your image with View>Proof Colors (ctrl+Y). Then you could apply this to just one of the image windows like in the previous tip.
With the dodge and burn tools, in addition to the ranges of highlights, midtones, and shadows, you can adjust the exposure of the tool to dial back the harshness.
There are soooo many tips. Just keep adding them to your mental bank as you see them and work like a pro :)
I always seem to be lost on what to do, but when I stumble upon one of your videos, I get back on track. Your instructions are amazing! Thanks Jazza!
Patrick brown is so amazing. all his work is so detailed. He first got me interested in digital work.
Thanks to you, I have created my first digital painting without big issues although I never used any art related programme in my life. I have difficulty following instructions this is why i usually learn on my own . But your videos are really informative, and very helpful, thank you. Sincerely .
I absolutely LOVE Patrick Brown! I took that class and loved it so so much
The amount of information you manage to get through in such a productive, easy to understand way is absolutely invaluable. Keep up the fantastic work, Jazza!
Hey, Jazza I know its impossible for you to be able to read this but if your reading this, your vids helped alot and I improved alot. Especially for the background,shading,lighting,shape and coloring. While I was watching your "my weakness"(background) video I saw you drawing from silhouette, I guess... and I gave it a shot and it turned out better than I thought. Thank you for helping not only me but lots of other people. Your a big inspiration. I congratulate you for being a successful youtuber. I'm grateful you made it this far. Have a nice day! Again, Thank You.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO JAZZA!!!!!!!! It has helped me so much already and I absolutely love using silhouettes instead of construction lines, it really helps me get proportions and poses correct in a much faster period of time, and I loved the ideo of making everything black and white first because it really helps you even out the shading before coloring it, YOU ARE THE GREATEST JAZZA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KEEP IT UP!!!!! Also, i have a bunch of friends who are artsy like me, so im sharing this video with all of them because of how useful it is!
I took a college course that mostly used tip number 2, and expanded on it. Going through that while watching *your* videos has really boosted my own artwork, and it's possible the uni I'm at now thinks I'm suitable for animation rather than just straight film.
I just bought a graphics tablet a few days ago and was looking for a good video with some tips. Thanks Jazza!
Hey Jazza, I recently got my first drawing tablet and your videos have been of so much help and you're such an inspiration to me, after your videos I'm always motivated to draw (:
From a french fan, your channel is wonderful, thanks a lot for all your vidéos Jazza !!
Loved this video and I am going to look into these courses for things to do over winter break. This video is an awesome example of how to do a paid sponsorship and still deliver meaningful content to your subs. Also great job on the blacksmith, awesome to see you can still keep applying things to your work and develop further as an artist. Thanks Jazza!
I sort of knew a few of these, and I've watched maybe a couple of those videos in the past, but this was an incredibly informational video. Thanks so much for sharing these super useful tips!
Thx for this Jazza. Been looking for a different way to paint
I'm getting a tablet and laptop for Christmas so this is really helpful. Thanks Jazza love you!
This was super useful, especially the smart object part and the colour wheel. Thanx Jazza
Been studying this painting approach for a long LONG ass time myself and never really understood the approach 100%, most likely due to me having a weird way understanding explanations at times. So watching yours I didn't really expect to get to know much that I had already been told or learned before, but I must admit you had me go "Ooooooh! Never looked at it like THAT before."
So thanks alot, for this Jazza :D
Thanks for shouting out my class! :D Greatly appreciate it :) Awesome work
jazza thank you for inspiring artist young and old you a big inspiration. in my reading class we have to do a project on someone who inspires you. I pick you( it was either you or bob Ross I might do on him to).thank you Josiah brooks
+Kalisha Turnee that's so awesome! Thank you so much!
Thanks Jazza tried out skillshare and I am absolutely loving it so far!
I always loved your artwork Jazza, but you're evolving so much these days, or showing all you knew maybe, but your artwork in this video in particular has a so different look, amd it's awesome!!!
I'm not even an artist but I love watching these videos omg
Patrick Brown has been my idol for so long!!!!! God, his skills are beyond my comprehension, I aspire to be as great someday!
Wait, is he not also from Australia? What is it with the talented artists who inspire me living down under?
Also, great to learn more about the plethora of Photoshop tools! I've dabbled with older versions in school and gained a shallow understanding, and it seems like the optimal program to use when I one day get a drawing tablet...one day... Fantastic tips, amazing character! Thank you!
you are so god darn good at what you do I am jealous, keep up the good work man!
this is one of most helpful videos youve ever made (which is saying a lot, your videos are always incredibly helpful)
Thank you jazza, I needed these tips because I am getting photoshop so I can draw better art.
I need the tips.
AHHHH
Thanks mate, currently studying digital animation, tips helped a ton.
hi Jazza, just a suggestion with your creating characters book have you considered making an audio to the words in the book? I know that would be alot of work and time but I thought it be cool to read along as hear you read the book and id be able to pause when I need to. im so use to seeing & hearing you on youtube it just makes total sence. By the way thanks for the inspiration and giving us artists hobbyists beginner artists a push and opportunity to improve our art and just have fun doing it. also it cool know you not far from New Zealand.
also what is jazza twitch or live streaming place. I watch baylee jae on twitch and be cool to see jazza too on it
www.twitch.tv/livewithjazza
true it would be class
This was awesome, I learnt so much! Thanks Jazza 🙌🏼
Kez ahhhhhh josh AHHH Tyler ahhhh tøp
We learned how to use Photoshop in school and I've been making little projects. In order to do what I wanted, I had to convert text into objects. I over complicated the process by putting all the layers into a group, merging it, converting it into a smart object, and then rasterizing it. 😂 Today I found the simpler way but I still had no idea what a smart object was until this video. Ty, Jazza.
This video was really helpful and thank you for sharing those tips you learned.
This is eye opening, thank you so much xD Halfway through my final year project doing Concept art and this couldn't have come at better time
I love your videos!!! I spend 95% of my time TH-cam watching your art and tips. Great Job!!!
Last time I was this early Jazza posted his singing videos lmao
XoshiToast could you tell me which video that was?
Liza Torres He has a another channel where he used to sing. It should be in the channel tab.
XoshiToast thanks!!
he just posted a new singing one!! i was shooketh!! i didn't expected that in a million years lol
thank you so much Jazza. You're my favorite artist.
thx. Really inspired me
TH-cam needs more channels like you
I want Jazza to hit 1 mil before new year!!
You are quite easily one of my favourite artists on youtube. I've learnt so much from watching you. Thanks! :)
This is an amazing video! thank you so much much Jazza! you have helped a struggling college student in need!
This video makes me want to start to create digital characters more. Very good
"i've made a bit of a sketch" *better drawing than i've ever made in my life
This video has been extremely valuable to me, thank you!
Jazza uploaded at a good time, actually
You make it look so easy!!! Gar, your good!!
Thank you for the tips ! Didn't know Skillshare either, great ressource. I recommend Coursera, by the way, to learn huge variety of skills in many fields.
Oh my sweet dark lord, that 5th tip is such a game changer for me! Thanks for sharing Jazza
These are really good tips Jazza. Thank you.
Thank you for this video! It really help us to boosts up our talent!
Thank you Jazza! I always look forward to your videos. :)
so helpful, i cant wait to play with some of these tips for later projects! thanks Jazza!
what a great compilation of tips! thanks alot for this!
Thank you sooo much for those tips! I thought I was pretty good with using Photoshop for my digital art but I've definitely learnt SOOO much helpful stuff from this
thank you so much for this video! it is joy to learn with you ♥
very very well put v video jazzeza! thanks for reminding it so methodically
This was so helpful, thank you Jazza!
This was gold dust! Thank you so much- learned a lot :)
This is so helpful!! Thank you so much Jazza!!
This is SOOOOO helpful and informative...
Especially for people who are trying digital art for the first time like me...
I would like to see you put out a video for drawing things other than character design
+Theo Challinor i know, sorry... it's my obsession
It would be very cool to see you do background design/animation. Giving tips and tricks to make your backgrounds more dynamic and how to get them to look natural. I feel that a lot of beginning animators struggle with this. Most solo animators do focus on the character design a lot more than the other dynamics of a scene. I personally love drawing things outside of characters. I've been following your channel for years, but I am not a character animator, if anything I'd be more of a background animator, and even then I still have issues with it. My biggest problem is that my backgrounds look more like a stage than they do a scenery. I have issues getting the feeling of depth in them even when I do use perspective. It unfortunately looks more like I'm looking at a wall than a vast reaching forest or ocean.
I like the idea of basically adding shading before colour, that way there's less work to do when you get to that stage. Still a bit confused about the colour themes, however. Will probably have to watch the video again😄
i am happy your videos will help me even more i think im getting a graphic tablet for christmas
I love your idea on character design jazza!!:)
Loved this video. I mainly use Illustrator to draw/design coz I'm not really much of an artist so being able to create shapes and work with that is really helpful for me, but I'm definitely gonna try and do some more drawing in Photoshop now that I've seen this.
This looks like something you'd find in the D&D 5e Player's Handbook. Very cool.
04:51 does anyone know how you can keep the window there? Whenever I click on the image i'm working on the reference just goes behind it (so I can't see it)
hi, i have the same problem and was wondering if you found the solution
+StackOfJaffas Don't know if you figured it out yet, but the reference window has to be the popped out window and the file you're working on has to be "docked" in the main Photoshop window if that makes sense
download this - www.pureref.com/
Years of my life and I am only now learning how to use smart objects, my mind is blown.
Jazza, your work inspires me.
I just found your channel AND I LOVE IT! You just got another sub
thank you so much! this got me startet on skillshare and I like it so far :)
Great tips, will definitely play around with those! By the way, one trick I use a lot is clip adjustment layers to a layer, smart layer or group. Gotta love non-destructive workflow!
Thankyou for this video, I tried this technique today and it is so much easier and I'll definitely be using it more now :3 thankyou thankyou xD
this is a really in depth tutorial, maybe even too hard to follow for intermediate artists . although I understand what you're saying. ever considered making a playlist from beginner to pro? really nice tricks you thought me though and I'm planning on using them. Thanks Jazza!
Very different video and I loved it! Thanks for sharing. :)
Fantastic collection of tips. Thanks a lot
this video is incredibly helpful, thank u so much
DAMMIT JAZZA YOU HAD TO UPLOAD A VIDEO ON EACH CHANNEL AT THE SAME TIME
give me time to watch 'em m8
Finn Else-McCormick yaaay ALL THE JAZZA VIDEOS ❤️
wow man! thanks for the awesome video, some solid info here!
thanks again.
Just discovered your channel. You’re an amazing teacher!
Awesome! Thanks Jazza, i love watching your videos and I just recieved your book Draw with jazza: Creating Characters. Im new to drawing but I love it so much! Cheers!
This was a real help, thank you a lot!