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To those thinking why this comment is 3 hours before
actually he uploaded video 3 hours ago but he kept it private he made it public after 3 hours that's the reason
Wait what was this vid uploaded 3hours ago?
I'm a big fan lol
Wait this comment is 3 hours ago while the video said 3 minutes ago. WhAAat
Amazihg
I’m gonna check it out soon can’t wait to get better at drawing!!!
You asked for opinions so here’s a couple of tips for ballpoint portraiture realism that I’ve learnt as a freelance portrait artist using only ballpoints (I have been doing this for over 5 years now):
try to avoid hard outlines, particularly for features other than eyes/eyelids, nostrils and eyebrow hairs;
your best friend for realism is fine cross hatching and layering and alternating the directions of this; start off with a light foundation and build upwards because pen cannot be undone, this also creates a softness that allows you to blend easily between shade and highlights;
to avoid unwanted clumps of ink, keep a scrap piece of paper or even regular tissue and roll off your pen after each time you take your hand away from the page for more than a couple of seconds; this prevents the ink gathering at the ball and producing a splodge (for want of a better word) when you touch the pen down again, this is particularly important for when you’re working on highlights and lighter areas and also hair.
If you’ve read all of this, I hope it’s useful to you 😄 have a nice day!
thank you for the tip
Thank you for this Tip, this is very helpful for Me.
Serious question, how long does one of these drawings take for your ball point portraits?
Is there anywhere online you can recommend to be able to learn this style of drawing?
Michael Carlton My portraits can take anywhere up to 4 weeks to complete because of their size, for me this also depends on the hair length/style/type, skin (as darker skin colours take more layers to build up) and also any clothing/accessories that are being worn.
I would recommend just having a look around TH-cam and observe the techniques of artists, there are also many good ballpoint artists on Instagram (@/oscarukonu and @/samiadagher are amazing examples to observe) 😄👍
also carefully using slightly damped cottonswap with fine eaven crosshatching you can get beautyful blending and smoother look! My self i use really hard pencil to sctech and not do any line work with ballpoint pen, just hard shadows where its needed. Patience and layering is the key ;
)
am I the only one, who can imagine Jazza running happily to his wife, wanting to show her his new drawing and being mad when she pulls it off the fridge after a week
😂😂
Omg 😂😂😂
That was an "awww" to "0-0"
Lol
😅
" *It's not photorealistic but it's more realistic than not realistic* " - Jazza 2020
100th like
drawify who cares
@@louiedraws4596 who asked
drawify not you!
Lol jkjk
Since jazza is very skilled at art, I really want to see him try doing cake art
That's a really cool idea
calling him talented is an insult to the years of experience and practice jazza did
@@okuri9991 he said skilled not talented
@@spark_art1 (edited)
@@okuri9991 I hope you’ve learned that two things can be true at once over this year😂
Imagine getting mad over a compliment. They were right, for something that isn’t his strong suit, Jazza did extremely well in this video. The same could be said for a number of other videos where he admits to being out of his element, but almost always produces amazing results within a short period of time. That is a result of artistic talent combined with the skill he has from the mediums he does excel at.
My art teacher taught us to *“draw what you see, not what you know”*
*Best advice i've ever gotten* 😁
That's so true! It's amazing how what we think we know is so completely wrong when drawing it out! 😂
@@BeckyTregear Then there is designers who draw what they know, not what they see. We're peak artists.
Mine even made us flip the pucture upside down to beat that instinct...
people who draw fictional characters: bruh
@@talnev.7894 My design professor made us draw our designs top to bottom...So, not only did we create something that doesn't exist, we drew it upside down..
The answer to these is always “yes”. Haven’t even watched the video but knowing Jazza, it’s undoubtedly “yes”
Yes we must believe
Yes
Starting a new trend?
Yes
I mean he just is able to do weird art challenges.
The hardest thing about capturing realism, especially for someone who is mostly an illustrator, is the tendency to concentrate too much on the edges of the subjects. In reality, nothing has a distinct edge, especially a biological/organic structure. Rather, they curve away from or towards the viewer, and are never a hard edge with as much contrast as we have an inclination to draw them with. This is hard to capture in a realistic way with many mediums.
Very true
This is why i'm better at digital art than traditional.
Yes, there are no outlines IRL
The edges we see are a byproduct of the image processing our brains perform to identify objects from the background. It's a neat little trick...algorithm inside of our brains.
From an optical perspective, our eyes have a focal length of about 50mm with optical distortions. Our brains perform error correction and processing to fix this. We also have two eyes which are actually too close to create real stereoscopic view, but our brains use the ever slight differences and processing to create our binocular view. I could go on and on, but the key to realistic art on a 2D surface is to fool our brains into believing it has 3D depth and it isn't a flat image. Of course, in some cases you want a flat image in the case of illustration.
This reminds me of a project we had to do in one of my High school art classes. It was an “empty the pen” drawing, where we had to empty one pen in a single drawing. Could make for a cool video! :D
That sounds really fun :D
Bet Most students just drew a stickman and colored the background completely black 😂
We did that too lol
Woah, sound super fun. I'm gonna try that!
@@user-10021 why would this be me 😭🤚🏽
Jazza is so talented man. He's the level of flexible, skilled and original every artist aspires to be.
Bro fr like some artist just hydro dip or shoe custom or do one main thing but no not jazza he dose well all of them and is more then perfect with whatever he dose he's born an artist like imagine little jazza. Jazza don't color on wall. Jazza mom walks in. Gasps at Mona Lisa on sons wall😂😂😂😂
X I know you subbed to wired channel
He's Obnoxious but Consistent.
Ikrrr he may not be the best in everything but he's SOO GOOD AT EVERYTHING man it's fricking amazingg
@@mahimaniac jack of all trades master of none?
Jazza: «Realism is not my strong suit»
Also Jazza: *Draws realism with ballpoint pens*
I dint mean to copy your comment I didnt see but you send earlier
Aka "a doodle"
also jazza : Amazing at everything and now includes candy artwork
He did it like 4 times better than i can do with a pencil
He is a liar jajaja
Me signing up for skillshare:
”oh boy I can’t wait to see Jazza act professionally”
Rebecca Faleij .......... does he??!?
I second that question
Sooooo ?
Jazza acting professionally????? pffttttt
Does he?
Jazza + ballpoint pens: Masterpieces
Me + ballpoint pens: “is that a... smiley face? No? A dugong? No...? Ooh! I know now, it’s a fried egg. No?!!”
Good luck with learning ballpoint, my guy! I've been using it for awhile and it's very nice once you get used to it, and the contrast and durability of the piece it allows for makes pens much better for sketching than pencils!
@@ksenyaandtheartisticcucumb1958 that's the my favourite tecnique and i use it for anything😉
@@ksenyaandtheartisticcucumb1958 ballpoint has so much ink lol I like how consistent or inconsistent it can get bc it adds for more creativity. It’s a stress reliever.
@@3thalluing339 Yea! It's a lot of fun to use once you get familiar with it)) also teaches you less remorse about slight mistakes lol
@@ksenyaandtheartisticcucumb1958 Same. My friend looks at me like I'm a weirdo because I sketch with pens and not pencils.
Jazza: realism is not my strong suit, so let’s make it even harder!
That's how we get better at it!
I mean, if you try running and do so poorly, walking can seem much easier afterwards
Man whenever i think this man was not good at something he blows me away everytime. Man you are something jazza. I luv ur videos
So true and ur recent animation are so funny
abstract
@@claytonperkins6298 u watched them. Man thankyou very much
Man....
MAN!
Tbh all I heard when reading this was Man
"i'm using A FREAKING BALLPOINT PEN"
When people ask you to draw them and then say it doesn't look like them
Mino Assal true
accurate
Ikr and they act FREAKING UNGRATEFUL
Say 🪄 no 🪄
It’s cuz that’s what they actually look like
Him: "I struggle with this... SO LET'S MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT! THAT'LL HELP!"
Jazza, your Joker side is showing.
jazza: draws both of the guys eyes well
every other artist: *wait, that's illegal*
I'm gonna be that guy and say while the left eye is fine, the right eye isn't positioned correctly. I instantly noticed this because the eyes in a portrait are one of the most important features you have to get right, because more often than not that's where most peoples eyes go to first. That's not to say it isn't a good portrait, since it is amazing that this was done with a ballpoint pen, but there is room for improvement.
the right eye is drooped down a bit, which is not... really... okay, at all, the eyes are the things that you need to get right, theyre the first things you look at on a portrait, eyes are something that you need to get down pat, otherwise the drawing won't look right, i do this weird thing where i use a ruler to get eye size and spacing right, but it works, if you dont wanna do that it's fine, there are many ways to make sure your eyes look symmetrical and detailed, so please use them, otherwise its gonna muck up your work
But... How?!
@@jonarbuckle778 but he also doesn't have guide lines soo ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Good enough for freehand I guess.. But proportions would have been better if a grid was used..
me looking at the log cabin before he shades it;
'i could do that'
after;
' so when was that drawing class?'
He is so inspiring.... the fact that he uses things we all have and it’s amazing to see how talented he is
I’ve always adored sketchy pen/ink drawings, both realistic, cartoony, and everything in-between. You captured the free spirited nature of the ball point pen ❤️
Jazza: *Draws a masterpiece from ballpoint pens*
Me: *Can't even write something understandable with ballpoint pen*
ScatterInk 😂
Maybe a penmanship course on Skillshare? 🙃
@ScatterInk not a doctor but still my writing is on the same level as a doctor
@@jrtheanimator1217 well. mine is worse
I right cursive my mom can barely read it because its so fluent
People who get sponsored by SkillShare: SkillShare is the perfect place to learn new things!
TH-cam: *Am I a joke to you?*
TH-cam and skillshare are both really great places to learn something!
skillashare cons: you have to buy it monthly
youtube cons: ads that the person can put multiple in, it could be clickbait, youtube doesnt care about the user, and the person can drag the vid longer than ten minutes
@@austinb2418 if you watch good youtube channels more than half of those cons are gone
@@faridsawaqed7196 u sound like a bot lol
😂😂
Here's a challenge: Take a shot each time Jazza does a dad joke.
Well time to get out the ol stomach pump
He has the license to tell dad jokes
Or a sip of water
WELP. Better go get some more alcohol
You trying to put people in the hospital?
9:29, in my art class a couple years ago, the teacher made us flip the picture upside down to avoid drawing what we think and it actually turned out half decent!
Can ya’ll appreciate the fact that he made three realistic drawings for one short video, jeez daz alota effort!
I love how Jazza tries his best to improve his realism skills, it’s really inspires me to work on my weaknesses.
No one, absolutely no one:
The front of sketchbooks: Jazza’s first attempt with the pens
The cabin was absolutely immaculate. The face is really really amazing. Monster usb thing was pretty good. Not like I could do better but it’s still pretty decent
The first drawing is my favorite. I love how realistic it looks, while the use of the pen gives it a hint of a whimsical/personal feel. 10/10 would put one or even a series done in that style on my wall.
It’s really awesome, but I wouldn’t call it realism. As much as I like the drawing, it’s still too stylized to be realistic. Again, I really like it, in fact it’s also my favorite. Still, a very fun drawing.
Here's a fun challenge I think: Jazza trying to sculpt something out of an eraser!
@@fluffypotatocow8490 ahh yes I remember now, thanks!😂😂😁time to binge all weekend and find it😂 Well I was thinking like a standard art eraser, and then using a subtractive process carve something 😂
NotBigShaq I was thinking of that the other day someone should make a sculpted eraser model
Just watch jazzas back to school video
Jazza: Able to create a legible, realistic drawing with a ballpoint pen.
Me: Imitates sucking on the end of a ballpoint pen like a cigar.
I legitimately love watching accomplished artists work on things that they know they're not the best at and showing that they're still working to improve
Cool story: when I went to school we had to do an ink-drawing of a painting for homework. I didn't know she meant for us to use actual ink and a brush, but because we didn't have it, I used a ball pen instead, because it's technically also ink and I knew they couldn't give me a bad grade for it.
When I turned it in, the teacher, who was like a down-to-earth artist type, praised my creative take on the assignment and I honestly still feel proud about it.
Who cares? Attack me.
@@alfiemeakin7230 stop being so rude!! It makes you look even uglier 😒😒😒😒 people are soo mean nowadays...no decency
@@alfiemeakin7230 If you have nothing good to say then don't comment anything at all...
@@alfiemeakin7230 I care. Please be kind to people :)
Lol thats amazing
Of course, this brings up the obvious question: how realistic could he draw if he had no limitations?
Boiiiii i wanna see dat
more realistically than real?
Brook Tamby we’ll realism isn’t his strong point but I’m sure it would be good
I love this video Jazza! The first one is my favorite too because I love to see where your creativity takes you.
Jazza - “IM USING A F***ING BALLPOINT PEN” Me - Doodling with a ballpoint pen. 😳
Jazza: "this is blue and this is red"
Me, watching at night in dark mode: *only sees black* "what"
Same, except I also have have greyscale with my wind down mode, so it's kinda hard to watch "relaxing art videos"
...
And like button blue is the same shad of grey ut was before I press it, same with the Reddit upvote buttons ;^;
Totally same!!! I had to turn my brightness up to see it 😂😂
Dang 😅
You just taught me about TH-cam dark mode.
Coincidentaly , I too😂
His last image looks like he's referencing a chipped, chiselled wooden statue. It's really cool.
Spinny Playz omg yeah
Of course, my 2 months of free skillshare expires when jazza makes a class
Way to go life : )
Same here... :')
Short answer: *yes. he's jazza.*
I don’t know how saying anybody’s name is an answer
Yes I’m dinoshart.
Yes I’m a crappy artist
Everybody gangsta till jazza draws realism with erasers and still nails it
That would actually be a pretty cool video. Shade in the whole page with pencil and then draw the image with erasers. I've used a similar technique with clouds, so why not a whole drawing.
Jazza: draws with a ballpoint pen and looks nice
People who spent to much on art supplies : f*ck!!
😬
its not about having art supplies expensive prices
its about how the good you draw
IKR!!! Some people spend way too much and don't even draw lol!
Beeeeppppppp!!
@@ryley190 im one of those some people. i just learned that kind of mistake when i bought a very expensive tablet that it didnt even improved my art
*cries in patience and perseverance*
When you said "I'm using a friggin ballpoint pen" you sounded A LOT like Shad
Never in a video have I ever wanted to get together with the creator and show them something. I have spent nearly 12 years working with ball point pen and there are some really easy tricks that, would make your already wonderful art, super smooth and contrasted and even more realistic. They are so simple, that just a chat on the phone, and you could master them. You are awesome, thanks for inspiring me to continue to branch out my own art. You are so great!
Why watching his videos make me feel productive while I'm laying in my bed and being a lazy cheeky bastard
Cheeky bastard is jazza language 😂
@@Kostyakremlin haha yes it is 😂
Cheap ballpoint pens are actually my favorite tool to sketch with! They make you really really aware of the way you use your lines. I found myself using my lines much more efficiently when i got back into pencil. I highly recommend trying it!
Edit: it also helps a lot with learning about values.
"This is not my strong suit" *proceeds to produce amazing drawings*
Jazza has more talent in his little finger than most people have in their entire body
I’m not an artist by any means what so ever but ball point pens are one of my favorite art supply’s. I love the rustic look I love that hatch shading. It’s so real and I love it so much
Jazza: Hydrodipping myself to protect against Corona Virus.
Oh hey, it’s you again
Fr tho very seen ppl with hydrodipped masks
I am a subscriber to lure art
@@6d12-dakshbansal7 hi.... Thank you 😁
@@sarapandor9200 hi 😁😁
Jazza: saying his drawing on ball-point pen is bad on realistic.
Me: Wo, that's really cool.
Am I the only one amazed at how he can draw a whole drawing with a ballpoint pen when I can barley get through a sentence without it running out of ink
watching jazza draw in time-lapse always makes me so relaxed.
Jazza: “Realism isn’t my strong suit”
Also Jazza: Proceeds to draw super realist stuff
You didn't end the qoute correctly lmao
It’s TH-cam, let them be
@@miki957 yeah, I know, it's alright, they don't really have to, I'm just tellin them if they didn't notice
Lmao I just realised
Dr. Dragon well in comparison to noobs at art, he’s really good at realism but maybe not compared to experienced artists that specifically focus on realism or something I’m not really sure so sorry if I got something wrong
Jazza: *makes amazing realism art that looks fantastic using freaking ballpoint pens*
Also Jazza: this isn’t my strong suit.
He is such a great artist that even his weakpoints in art look great
I don’t know if I would call most of this realism. The first is too stylized, the second is an alright attempt, but the third is almost cartoonish(OBVIOUSLY an exaggeration, but still....). I will say, the less realistic style of the first definitely made it better.
Doing realism with ballpoint pens is actually way more fun than you’d think, and can look really life-like aswell! :D
It doesn’t look amazing
It doesn’t look that good
Number one is fantastic!!! Love how you show that it doesn’t matter what your working with!
Recently been grinding drawing. Honestly, I've been trying a lot of different things, content creation, coding, drawing, and I enjoy them. There are people who are so much better than me at these things, it's crazy. I feel obsolete. It's amazing how far someone can go. And you are one of those people. The more I draw, the more I see your talent and how practiced you are and how much room I have to grow. You're a good person, talented, awesome and a huge inspiration. Thank you.
I love how Jazza tries to justify why some of his artworks don’t look as good as they could have been to him while presenting masterpieces
Realism...Jazza's only "weakness"
Or soap? Or candy? Or quilting? Jewelry making? The pottery wheel? . . .
The house is like how I imagined the teachers house being when I read Matilda
ME TOO
jazza i love the first one sso much
I know how different your actual art style is I'm so proud of you!
When Jazza asks "Can I..?", the answer is probably gonna be Yes.
The artist Frank Cho has some very interesting ballpoint art.
For anyone curious, at about 12:18 Jazza says that the pens don't give any gradient or shading that's actually untrue. Ballpoint pens do have pressure sensitivity and ability to give light vs dark lines similar to pencils. It isn't as fine as you can get with pencils, especially if you have various hardnesses of pencil, but it's far from zero. Just google photo realistic ballpoint drawings, you'll come up with hundreds of examples. One of the keys is working very large, because when you back away and view it at a "normal" size, your eyes do a natural blending. It's similar to billboard signs if you ever get a chance to view them up close, they are not smooth solid images.
"I'm using a ballpoint pen!" has some great meme potential ~
Jazza in most of his videos: realism is my down side
Jazza in this video: *draws something amazing*
Jazza: it feels like I'm standing at the fence of an abandoned log cabin in the woods. It's really quite nice!
Every horror movie ever: You sure about that?
I actually understood what you were trying to say about not drawing an eye, but drawing all of the different tones that are in the eye. That's basically how I do realism. I look at the face not like it's a face, but a collection of different shades of colours and shapes.
I love this style of drawing! I personally love this because I love just black and white drawings. I recently just drew a flower and it was just pencil lines and then I shaded it and I love that style. And when I do color it just doesn't seem good maybe I just dont get it but I love to draw and I will definitely keep drawing hpefuly for the rest of my life. Thank you Jazza for inspiring me to be better.
how youtuber’s intend the comment section to be like:
“Let me know in the comments down below.”
The comments:
Is no one gonna talk about how savage jazza is
Jazza you inspire me to keep going with my art with every video, I can’t express how much I appreciate you
Aww :)
That's an adorable comment
Thanks for the likes
Every illustration are absolutely amazing and i especially love the cabbin in the forest. Keep up the good work.
His point about drawing what you actually see instead of what you think you see is actually really important. I’m a first year in architecture school and we’ve spent two weeks learning to draw like that
One way that i was taught in school to draw things especially faces to avoid drawing what u think u know is drawing thinhs upside down.... Also think it would make a great video
He has done something like that, but it wasn't realistic art: th-cam.com/video/dL_Lp9bY7Ic/w-d-xo.html
Draw your teammates ( Garrett Jeremy MJ...) That would be fun!
I love drawing with ballpoint pens.. as it is easily available (while bored in class)and is satisfying to see and draw with ballpoint pens..
I never would have thought of ballpoint pen as a challenge, considering how much I really like using them for sketching, but I'm glad Jazza stuck his hands in. I love this sort of style with a ballpoint, and he did a damn good job!
The whole 1st grade class drawing doodles with mr sketch scented markers: that one kid in the corner of the class: 4:46
Why is there no comments 🤔
Jxssy there don’t need to be dummy
You can’t force us to comment and what is there to comment
@@dinosharttt im not forcing you im asking 😐
That kid was me 💀
I personally love drawing realistic with a ball pen - it is so unique looking and it always amazes me how much you can do without an eraser, with one tip, one ink, one colour. It also isn't pressuring you that way to make it anywhere perfect or super realistic.
It, looks very realistic and i,love it my art teacher showed us how the shading to light to dark and that helped me with art
Jazza : I CAnT dO REaLism art
Jazza :nails every realism art he has every tried
Jazza : I can't do real
realism but if I hide
my mistakes with
a ball point pen
I have been waiting for this skill share class. I got skill share with your first sponsor and have kept it ever since. I literally learn so much every month.
Drawing with pens are just the best. You get an experience of complete pain trying to erase something that obviously cant be erased and happiness when you realize it can be slightly blended and improvise instead.
To everyone who sees this, hope ur having a great day!
You too!
Thank you! I hope your day will be great, too!
Hav a great day too
I'm not, the power just cut off for no real reason although it was scheduled to go off on Sunday.
Other than that though, my day went pretty well.
I'm not, the power just cut off for no real reason although it was scheduled to go off on Sunday.
Other than that though, my day went pretty well.
8:55 "And you loose depth perception" Me crying in the corner with 1 blind eye...
I'll join you. All of my depth perception is learned over time, and is very imprecise.
Goddamn i cant even begin comprehending light and shadow from still life and you made a master piece from memory bravo.
Thank you for uploading such a great course!! Can't wait to start learning!!
Imagine drawing that in the middle of a lesson at school
I had a friend in high school basically draw cartoons or landscapes on the back of tests or on worksheets. We would get marked down for it because out school tried to teach professionalisms. 🙄 but even the strictest teacher didn’t have the heart to mark her paper down. Her drawings were beautiful.
I do it pratically every day. I go to an artistic school
Fact:
JAZZA CAN DO EVERYTHING.
🎶 Tigers make me feel manly 🎶
but can he make art that is objectively bad?? didnt thiink so
@Alex Lohrey me too lol. sorry it wasnt clear. i was joking that he cant make bad art so that means he cant do everything because he can make only good art
As a purely graphite and ballpoint (and other) pen drawer, I'm impressed on how well you used the pens for your own type of rough, sketchy style
jazza, your first drawing was so good!!! I loved it so much. And I watch your videos to fall asleep and I found that when I squinted, your last drawing looked like the real guy. JAZZA YOURE SO GOOD AHHHHHH.
hhaaa.. it's amazing how talented people can make something simple into something extraordinary
Jazza: I am going to try my hand at realism
*Continues to draw dragon demon face*
Yes I know that he was trying to accurately draw the dragon but... You know what I mean
I am impressed at how well those came out! I especially love the first one. Makes me want to try out ball point pens as a new medium for me.
Absolutely. Amazing.
Me: *sees realism in title of jazza’s video. Oh this is gonna be fun
Jazza: calls cabin illustration decent
Me who can't even shade an apple good: loses a little bit of hope for my art that I didn't even know I had
keep practicing, he has many years of practice on his bag, I bet that with time, you can be as good as hin
Hello fellow Kermit
I believe in you!! He was once where you were, even though I know it’s hard to believe :)
I think the one sketch with the man was really nice!! Jazza did well on every sketch, but I gotta say the portrait one was my favorite
How amazing to watch Jazza, get motivated to draw, get disappointed of your drawing and lose motivation, go back again to watch jazza to repeat the endless cicle! :)