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I personally like to use the ancient technique called "photocopy"
Not as cool
LMAOOOOOO
@@taylormccoy9702 where
@FaZe LandFill
m.th-cam.com/video/yUGZwlLoZh0/w-d-xo.html
@@Isa.no. LMAAOOOOOOO
Jazza says that size doesn’t matter but everything he does is about enlarging stuff...
OOOOHHH
WaT
Jazza didn’t do it right 😂😂😂
Compensating
The only thing he doesn't have to enlarge is his nose😂😂😂
everybody gangsta until jazza almost taught thousands of people how to forge documents
Well, he actually just copied a scene from "The Talented Mr Ripley"
In that case you would be a literal gangsta
Anyone need IDs for a good price?
If you can attach the pictures together, you could probably move the pictures to go bigger.
@@JianCB2 literally
"It doesn't come with instructions"
*Doesn't look at the other side of the box*
Thank god
You did teach us how to forge documents. We just need to rip off sketchograph's design, make it out of metal so it's sturdy, and bolt it down a table
Pantographs have existed for centuries, there are much more durable ones, and they indeed have been used in the creation of forgeries.
Minor problem while you'll get the design right, the strokes wont be. Sign your name quickly on a piece of paper, then look very closely at the "y" in your name. You'll notice that it likely trails off at the end. A pantograph wont easily replicate that whispyness
Matthew Harris some wd40 can make me wisp easy peezy
Usually they are made of wood.
"The largy bargy challenge"
"The biggy wiggy challenge"
"The expandy dandy challenge"
Just some terrible idea names.
Terrible? More like amazing
Yousef stop lying
Expandy dandy
You should watch @Roly he says stuff like that all the time
I love expandy dandy
Imagine only hearing the audio of this video...
_enlargement hole_
RiceTurki my god no plz no
I was playing super smash bros. And was just hearing him say this and the whole time i was so uncomfortable until i saw what he is actually doing lmao
It can enlarge, reduce, Or reproduce
DUM PA TANG DONG
My mom sitting in the same room: 👁👁
“You can put it in that hole” *looks at camera*
“Or that hole”
*stares into camera*
**Im dying**
i died!
**Im dyin’**
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Bisexual sweating
The Sketch'o'graph is a pantograph - used in basically the exact same design since 1603.
Yeah I'm a tad surprised Jazza is not familiar with pantograph
I know, I learned about this device in art class, I was a bit surprised too haha
I knew that too... from archeology documentaries 😂
A group of people were selling this at school.
Luna Reoma how much were they selling it for?
Sketch-a-graph is just a toy version of a pantograph; they’re a real drafting tool . Or were, modern CAD has basically relegated them to toy status.
Reduction pantographs are still used for making coin dies, iirc.
This video actually confused when I saw the thumbnail. Idk if this dude is misinformed or just hasn't touched any old drawing tools.
Jinrou Jinjin I suspect just hasn’t had exposure to historic drafting tools; he’s an artist, rather than draftsman.
They are still used in engraving and so on.
I think I used something like this once to engrave a pen with my signature.
Warren Cash not everyone’s gonna know every tool, it’s okay
Well, that's a plastic version of the pantograph. It's a little on the "suck side" because of materials and poor construction (joints tolerances and such), also leverage is a factor inducing twists and bends in plastic sets. I think you should try proportional dividers too, very simple tool more in the "artistic side".
"suck side" paired with the enlargement jokes in the video is a strange combo lol
Jazza: Definitely feels cheap
Also Jazza: continues to play with and breaks
Jazza: Surprised pikachu face
Ha ha lol
*Finds out Jazza has a downloadable coloring ebook*
me: yes! a youtuber’s book I’ll actually finish
Shadiversity would like to know your location
Finish eating? U don't look like u draw much
@@lovelaugh7299 Wut?
Lord Angelus of House MacGregor i think it was a rude af fat joke but idk
Plot twist;she didnt finish
"Turns out enlargement is a bit more complicated than those ads make it"
~Jazza 2020
(timestamp is 4:51)
Ohh you are using a phantograf, actually its an invention by Christoph scheiner who lived about 400 years ago in the same locality as me, so during primary school i had to present this invention
No, Christoph Scheiner used one, but the Pantograph was invented in ancient greece. Heron of Alexandria described it in his work Mechanics.
@@golgotretze in my opion both are very differnt the greek one works with a rack and pinion gear, so he hasn't the fascinating thing of being so simple like scheiners one
Markus Hogg that sounds like....oh no here it comes HOG RIDER
I heard this and started thinking of a contraption that Thomas Jefferson made so he would always have a copy of his letters.
@@carolinetaddei7298 Clash of Clans has an animated series you know. It's calles Clash-a-rama.
Jazza, you forgot that Australia isn't a country we are all paid actors on a island.
Yay a fellow actor hello!
Australia isn't an island, it's actually a small southern part of Africa. Your being lied to by the government.
Open you Auieyes
You are all wrong, Australians are actually moon people and china is a continent
He’s good at pretending he doesn’t know were actors
I’m quoting u on this
Can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that jazza is uploading more often for all of us in quarantine.
He's got nothing better to do and he's slowly going insane, just like the rest of us. But yes, much love to him for that.
@@Kasiarzynka I've been just about the same. Chris Pratt the Lizard from Frozen 2 I keeping me overly happy.
@@Kasiarzynka true it's happening to me too
Yap 👍👍👍
@@Kasiarzynka yap u could see that the quarantine is getting to his head 😂
I had a Sketchograph when I was a kid - almost 60 years ago. Mine was made of metal. Hard to keep it from slipping, but it worked.
What did you do to prevent it from slipping? I'm considering getting one of these things so it can help me make bigger artwork.
@@afunkylittleguy If I remember right - besides just literally leaning on the thing - sometimes we put a hunk of rubber band under the stationary point. You could try a bit of nonslip shelf liner these days. Lots of folks used a professional version for work that I think actually clamped onto the desk. Mine was a toy.
Ur almost 70?
I had a wooden one that my school used to sell, I never managed to learn how to use properly
@@adlaiselorio5796 yes.
2:05 "If you're having a draw and ya feel like a laugh, come on and get a sketch a graph" this is now stuck in my head
Here's a game: Take a shot every time he says "enlargement"
That's too dangerous
I havent got any Gin
My dad got real drunk
We'd get over 10000000000000000 shot's then!
Mr. Stark, I don't feel to good.
Everytime jazza says enlarge or enlargement his eyes automatically says *"I know what you're thinking" and "I know what I'm saying I have a family friendly channel"*
Well it's only family honesty...
jazza: “if you get something wrong my millimetres, you’ve misrepresented the whole bloody country”
me: draws a blob and a smaller blob under it as australia for my assignment
Amazing lol. I never draw the flags stars in the right places. It's not the map of it but oh well
There are nano meters
As someone from the blob underneath the blob I thank you for at least remembering to add us haha
One little spike one big spike and the bite
i always make sure to add disappointment island
These things have been around for hundreds or even thousands of years, I've seen some really old examples in museums. They're still used in the making of mahjong tiles due to the necessary detail having a larger pattern to trace makes it much easier
Dangerous drinking game: take a drink every time you feel the urge to say "that's what she said"
That's a slippery slope
Alcochol poisoning
I am sadly 7 feet deep
Guess i'll go drunk xd
"Don't regret this and you'll be glad "
XD
Any votes for an even bigger challenge called "The Tremendous Trace"?
"you can put it in that hole or you can put it in THAT whole"
-family-friendly aussie
What about kiwis
@@Beefan2206 what about them? They were referring to the fact he's Aussie lol
Lmao 😭
no, my name is tyler
It’s a play on words you ninny!
The “whole” refers to sticking an INTACT object inside something else.
He can stick the whole thing into that thing’s hole.
They just needed punctuation: “...THAT, Whole!”
@@Chemeleon15 r/woooosh
"now there it is, my weasel got shrunk"
"i mean its not that impressive"
😲
“I’ve got a very tight grip with just the tips of my fingers”
Jazza in the beginning of the video:
"get your mind out of the gutter!"
Jazza throughout the rest of the video:
*says the work enlargement*
*faceplams while smirking*
Me : are you sure its OUR minds in the gutter Jazza and not YOURS?? Lol 😂
What does he mean?
@@EveseveE idk either 😔
@@EveseveE dick joke
Lol true
@@EveseveE do you know now?
I think this could be more useful as a SKETCH enlargement instead. And then you do the clean art by hand
That was exactly my thoughts
I mean it is called a sketch o graph
I don’t mean to be sarcastic but isn’t that why it’s called a “SKETCH-a graph”?
Like I know jazza was using a pen but I thought the title itself said sketch and not like full on pen design contraption idk just thought I should point that out
@@areyasunshine6685 ye.
Jazza be evolvin backwards.
🔪🍆🥖
nahh he's already good
He's improving his skills in forgery, which is... something?
@Jonah Bazeley thats what im doing too, comic aet really needs to be detailed D:
@Strix Art same
I had that device as a child. As you pointed out, it didn't come with instructions and I was never able to figure out how to successfully use it. All my attempts looked like a Train Wreck! But what you did looked very impressive!
Jazza: get your mind out of the gutter
Also jazza: *suggestive jazz tune*
“It doesn’t have directions” ...the directions are literally written on the side of the box 😂
C B I was screaming this at my screen the entire timeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’ve never wanted to reach through the screen and slap a youtuber until then
@@BizlaC UMMMM
R u SURE about THAT
@@BizlaC look at 1:32 at very slow speed like 5x u will realize that it's literally filling the ENTIRE back of the box
Cayline Manlutac r/woooooosh
Me: Jazza is a very family friendly channel.
-The start of this video-
Me: Welllll...
Still child friendly because kids won't get it. lol watch any mainstream cartoon(especially movies)...they are filled with the same humor
I think that's the idea, make the channel less child friendly so youtube doesn't dessactivate the comment section and demonetize the channel
Get your mind outta the gutter
He is sometimes
Make your own equipment, more stable and larger.
He missed the back most horn on the dragon that he enlarged and my eyes just couldn’t leave that blank space while he was talking
Now that I read that, I can't unsee it
Gabrielle Cordeiro you’re very welcome
It would have cost you $0 to say that... I can't unsee it now...
Alykat Black I’m glad to be able to help
Oh lord, I had one of those in the late 70s/early 80s. As long as you got the anchor sucker fixed properly, it worked pretty well for outlines. My lovely dad was a bit like you and used to Jerry-rig everything if it didn’t work properly… :) You’ve made me want to buy a vintage Spirograph now…
2:39 I love how it reproduces the drawing of australia upside down, the way it's meant to be.
“When enlarges is harder to control “ - Sure my Roomates now think that I’m watching a drawing video
I havent been drawing for some months now,and the surge of inspiration I got just from hearing you talk again is mindblowing.Thank you Jazza,got myself a hobby back :)
I really really love jazza videos! Because his art videos always so fun and funny! You make me interested in art. Some people usually go straight to doing art without trying to make it enjoyable. Love your videos so much ❤
This was posted a minute ago but I can’t reach the bottom
(Btw please don’t start fight in the comments)
mimi ikr
I know it’s stupid how many people comment........ even though I’m commenting now
@Strix Art You NEED to stop that dude! I'm pretty sure you've been doing this the last few videos and it's starting to get really annoying. Not to mention the fact that it's extremely disrespectful. PLEASE stop!
I think you need an enlargement ;)) ba dum tsss
Strix Art he shouldn’t have to ask you, like he said and it doesn’t matter that you didn’t comment on under his comment, advertising in somebody else’s channel is extremely disrespectful. find a way to earn more subs another way. Thanks :)
Jazza: "hashtag enlargement problems..."
Me: wait wut!
Jazza: "get your mind outta the gutter..."
Brandon Ogle nerdecrafter reference?
Me to Jazza: Uno reverse card
@@OverKilllive11 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
AquaFire Productions obviously xD
hehe oops, haha
No one:
Jazza: Now 👏 Lets try and use this gadget for forgery!!!!
I had one of those when I was a kid - I'm 64 now so shows how long they been going. I now use the smart sketcher which I find really good.
jazza: **trying to copy a fake signature with the skech-o-graph**
jazza: **fails**
me: they had us in the first half, not gonna lie
Strix Art stop spamming
I know that you can copu the signature but he made it badly in purpose so nobody tries
@Strix Art because your a art youtuber I subbed but stop spamming comments like this in the comment section people with discover you for what you like doing
Jazza: Refers to pantograph as an "innovation."
Pantograph: appears in ancient Greek treatise on mechanics.
Eric Honaker I mean it still is though
@@cloudofreverie786 yeah but its old so doesnt count, apparently
@@codybarrett4672 yeah, I got lost in semantics lol. English is only my 5th language.
@@cloudofreverie786 Kinda offtopic but out of curiosity: what are the other languages you speak?
Exactly! Pantógrafo en español.
Was amazed to see you with this.. I got mine in the 70's ! box is the same and everything. Still have mine after 50yrs probably used it about twice when I got it lol.
Omg Jazza I love you so much and your content is amazing keep up the good work! You have saved me from depression also with your humor thank you so much for everything you have done ❤️
Sketch-o-Graph: * exists *
pp jokes: “allow us to introduce ourselves”
Veri Angery oh my gosh o was thinking this the whole time i didn’t even way
Tech the whole video
Allow us to reproduce ourselves**
@@mr.deathwish4213 lol
Pp?
Your pp is a joke
"I feel like if I was pinpoint accurate, it would be accurate"
Jazza (2020 Colourized)
Ender Wish 097's Side Account I Guess why colorized??? It’s not like things in 2020 are usually in black and white?
@@rl8393 most things in 2020 are black N white including tv
@@rl8393 and movie
R L is it... not colorized?
You misinterpret the quite, it refers to the tool actually doing. A good job replicating the drawing when jazza himself isn't the one bringing the quality down
I had one made out of wood like 20 years ago. IT WORKS! For a kid that likes to draw or trace is a must. I had lots of fun tracing any type of images with this.
I had to watch this as I was given one of these as a kid (I’m now 49) and I have used it to create the initial line work using a pencil when doing drawings from photos (4”x6”). I always hold the needle and allow the weight of the pencil to create that line work. I then complete the drawing with other mediums (pencil, pen, paint etc). It just allows me to ensure that my proportions are correct.
Thanks for the video.
Dirty Moments:
0:01 “Its nothing to be ashamed of, its only human to look into a little bit of enlargement now and then”
1:47 “Cuz you can change sizes, so you can put it in that hole or in that hole”
**Jazza looks at camera**
2:20 “Will enlarge, or reduce, or reproduce”
2:32 “Now if you’re reproducing, Maps or plans, you need ACCURACY”
3:30 “MAKE IT FIT”
3:32 #Enlargement problems
Bowchika bangwow
2:58 “ now let’s start off with a little bit of enlargement” *grins at camera*
Ew
@@kobeosullivan3631 Its comedy
The ad before this video turns on: “Why good artists think they suck”
Same
ok
Same
mine is like
"Bigger is better"
I actually got a raid:shadow legends one lol
Great video, love the way you explore new gadgets like this. Lots of fun.
In elementary school there was this sheet that had us right down how much we read each day. Sometimes I didn't wanna read and so I wrote 39 minutes down in the slot and forged my dad's signiture, luckly I stopped once my parent saw and told me it was illegal but still, I was a criminal under the age of 10.
“You can put it in that hole, or you can put it in that hole”
Jazza 2020
SomeSmiley Boi jazzy..
You like jazz?
SomeSmiley Boi jazzy...
Taking it out of context
"enlargement problems"
"So you can put it in tHAt hole, or you can put in it THaaat hole"
"The deeper you go, the better it gets" (from his gameplay video)
Hmmmm
Just a lot of very practical artistic tips for recreation.
That second line is form the minecraft sculpture video
"It claims to enlarge, reduce or reproduce"
TIPS FROM A PROFFESIONAL...
"That feels much more solid'
I like that they leave all the blooper bits in to make us all feel better about ourselves as we also figure things out the first time.
I can definitely see some design improvements that would make this a super cool gadget.
Use metal bracers for stability. Add a clear section where the pin is so you can easily see exactly where the needle is.
Potentially have a small weight that you place around the drawing instrument.
And probably make the needle a ball point.
I feel like that would make for a smoother, effortless experience where you could focus on tracing and not manipulating the tool.
When it flashed back to when he used the magic pad memories came flooding back to me 😂😂😂😂 I laughed so much
Zar Zar Bazaar you’ll be angry you’ll be sad you’ll regret buying magic pad
bauerpower13 lol 😂😂😂😂😂
The art theif be like :
Finally good F*ing tool to trace
Bro thief spelling is wrong
Star Guy This is the nicest way I’ve ever seen someone correct someone else’s spelling, lol.
@@hemlockolympic true
These have actually been around since the 17th century.
Nyaahaa!
I have a proper beautiful wooden and metal vintage sketch-a-graph from what looks like the 60s.
Thanks Jazza.
that was some proper inspo.
I have a bunch of A3 cartridge paper.
I will actually use it now!
Jazza: Buys a random contraption to make drawings bigger
Me: **Laughs in digital artist**
This comment needs more likes-
Derpi-di-derpppah
Me: Laughs in doesn't care*
Jazza: Has hundreds of amazing drawings from the character design sessions that he drew in his prime, which are just spectacular.
Also Jazza; Imma choose weasel cop from among them.
My surgeon used a different tool than yours.
Yours is cool though!
Why did you get surgery in the first place?
Smol pp
@Strix Art No. No-one likes self promotion.
I’m also a new art TH-camr if u like Jazza u might like me👍🏻
@@gavartt4504 Oh god... They're duplicating.
I have used that before. Thanks for sharing Jazza!
It's a one to one replication
Which was layed down as a foundation
With this simple tool
Is so cool!
My boy spittin' bars out here
"It's falling apart! How do I stop you from falling apart?!"
Mood.
Me to my emotions as a whole:
Wow, a "Pantografo", I used to use that like 30 years ago, to copy maps, when there were not computers, internet, nor printers in every house!
The English term is apparently "Pantograph".
CarrasArt this comment is why ‘ok boomer’ exists
@@nightingale3847 😂🤣 I'm old
Yes! I need to see you make one of these and enlarge a photo by at least 10x a 6'x6' canvas from a4 paper would be amazing
Making your own would probably make it more stable and able to do more things. Worth a go!
The intro really remind me of the enlargement pill ads.
Sax the start really made my mind in the gutter..
*heh*
Thats the joke man
I am complimenting the joke.
At least you guys didn't woooosh me and I really appreciate that.
r/whoooosh
All the younger viewers confused on why he keeps laughing at enlargement and when he puts it in sentences that come out weird.
Us older ones trying not to burst out with laughter
pretty sure younger viewers know more than boomers when it comes to sexual net jokes ... they just laugh less at cringe ones
I know I’m definitely on the younger end of that spectrum but jeez, how young do you think we are? it’s not that hard to get
ive read about these things, first time seeing one in use. pretty much an older tech, so it makes sense its found in toy shops now.
I had one of these as a kid, made it myself from some pictures in the encyclopedia. The device is actually called a pantograph and has been around since about 1600. Originally used to duplicate drawings and later in drafting. There are modern versions used for sculpting and milling.
now more than ever is the best time to perfect those props that are supposed to be in the background. 😂❤️
Jazza! You should bring back character design sessions. Its a great way to have more content during the covid-19 season and you dont have to dig up old treasures to make a video. Just a thought
Or he should redo those draw a kid's character videos.
Omg you bought it!! I was going to buy it and send it to you but figured youd probably see it on the marketplace and get it anyway! So good 😂👍
Youre so fun to watch! Thanks Thanks the review, I'm curious to try now
Jazza:"gEt YoUr MiNd OuT tHe GuTtEr"
Me: no u
family friendly channel my ass 😂
😏😂
"You can put it in that whole, or you can pit it in that whole"
Me not wearing headphones: "family friendly, jazza!!"
::whispers:: psst, it's spelled 'hole', and not 'whole'.
Also, top comment already said it.
...also, "pit"?
Wow. My mum used to have one of these when she was making cakes, to replicate the image the kid wanted in the size of the cake. It was much less plastic than this one (start of the 90s) and had a graphite bit included, but every time I tried it my drawings had no proportions! It worked well only when you pressed hard a d held everything down... and went back to correct after lol. Still helped gettin the idea of it for people with no artitude.
Sitting here yelling at the TV "It's in upside down!!!" Thank goodness you worked it out - now we can sleep tonight!
9:11 I was gonna suggest, "since it's Teenie Weenie, the its should be Biggie Weenie!"
And then I immediately went.... oh no, oh man, that really bad. That's really really bad... ohhhhh boy.....
You made me choke on a lollipop
@@achyuthanil1641 that's very fitting.
.-.
😂
If your in this mindset, teenie weenie is worse.
Noone:
Jazza: reproduce.
*bow chika wow wow intensifies*
I used a wood ”pantograph” when I was 9 yo and for several years after. Funny and useful. Thanks for this memory!
I cant believe it. I've had a thing like this when I was a child. Which was like.... more than 20 years ago and the thing was already old. My mum and me used to enlarge pictures from coloring books, taped them to my bedroom windows and painted my windows this way.
Feeling SO MUCH nostalgia rn. I'm from Germany btw. x3
"Jazza tries enlargement for a month! You wont believe the results!" But seriously.... that could be a fun challenge, draw a regular sized picture and see how many times you can enlarge it with home-made pantographs. I can imagine it going from a4 sketch all the way up to an art-attack style room sized drawing
11:06
"My weasel cop shrunk"
- Jazza
I found one of these in my garage! But it's really old, pretty solid too, made of metal. I'm going to have to dust it off and try it out!
After watching this I’m super tempted to grab myself one of these. Maybe not for the detailed bits but in Uni a lot of the art projects are on massive paper and it can be hard to translate the proportions to a larger size without sketching a ton which can mess with the finish. So either I sketch less and risk having my thumbnail’s proportion off or work it until it’s all good and risk having non erasable bits after inking. But this would mean I could get the perfect proportions at a more comfy size where I don’t care about it’s refinement and then transfer the key points of the drawings onto the final page. I have a MIGHTY NEED.
I think this video is going to confuse TH-cam’s demonetisation System.
Photocopier: am I a joke to you?
Fun fact, I was first introduced to the theory of this technique when I watched a docu about am american gold dollar. They showed this massive sculpture that had been made as the base and used a similar, but automated technique to make the mold in which the die would be made. This is a very analogue technique that can have impressive results, assuming the device isn't made out of plastic.
Thank you for making videos you inspire me to draw more
1% of comments:actual comments about the sketch a graph
99% of the comments: the dirty jokes that were said on the video
Since.......
The other day.
The story of my quarantine calendar.
Good onya Jazza. I had one of these back in the 70s when they were marketed by K-Tell. I know, I'm old.
I have one from the 70's. Awesome stuff.