This has got to be one of your most brilliant projects in my opinion, only bested *maybe* by your huge miniature terrain-map. You can always see when Jazza is especially excited and passionate for a project.
The infinity effect is super cool but what really captured my attention was the almost seamless transition from utopian to dystopian!! Fantastic work, love the way you always challenge yourself and create new things! ❤
I know TH-cam doesn't make it easy to make these high effort complicated projects, but personally I love to see them, so cool to see these dioramas come together 😍👍
I'm only about halfway through the video but I just had a thought, can you imagine living in an incredibly vast city, never having left it (maybe not allowed to) with what you know must be populated with millions and millions of people, only to one day discover that there were just mirrors surrounding the in-reality small area you live in, only populated by no more than thousands? 😨 Anyway, this project is turning out so cool so far! Going to finish the video now 😀
I love seeing Jazza pursue his current hobbies and obsessions. This turned out AMAZING! Thank you for being an inspiration and continuing to do what you love. Crazy to see how far you've come since trying to renovate your old tool shed and seeing you now with an actual office building and multiple channels. Keep doing what you love and inspiring others!
I love how jazza posts videos at the most random times. Like I'll go onto TH-cam and oh look there's another video from jazza. Keep making art, man. Love your videos
Love remembering that jazza is below me so he posts right before I’m going to sleep. Welp. Guess I’m up past midnight. Thanks for the great content Jazza!
This would work so much better with more solid reflective surfaces, as you can easily see the distortion from them bending slightly. Very cool idea and project though.
Incredible work, mate! But I feel like utopian city sky looks a bit empty at the top, and the light makes it look more like an experiment in a lab, rather than happy future. Just a thought, you could've maybe lowered the facade box at the top, so the apocalypse city sky doesn't look like cotton puffs, but rather you have to look up and see it covering the whole sky. And also lowering the masking box at the top would've maybe allowed you to make a sky blue filter for the utopian city, which would've made this nice blue lighting on the scenery. But other than that, a fantastic job!
The pond was a cool way to light the utopia. I would've done what we have downtown in my city. There are these little square lights fit into the sidewalk.
This is amazing! I do wish you had laid out the two city-scapes up as perfect mirrors of eachother, allowing for a "seamless" transition from utopia to apocalypse and back, as the observer move their head 🤯 Anyway fantastic work!
What about making it with an octagon or something and the view changes as you rotate it towards another face, yet is designed in a way that it seems to be the same world, so it would create the effect as if you were spinning in place INside the world looking OUTwards, while actually being OUTside looking INward. Would that be even possible?
“Holy Moley!” 😁😁😁 Keep bringing your visions to life. You are an inspiring force of imagination and your authentic heart shines in every video, whether through your quirky dark side or that goofy costume play that terrorizes your crew! 😂
Jazza i love the videos!! i’ve been watching for a long time, and always wondered where do you keep everything once your done? do you have a museum with your work?
That was an amazing video I could see all of the effort you put into it. I also think that you should do a video making different designs and pictures with lite brites. I think they have a lot of potential and with someone with your talent you could make something really cool.
I feel like one thing that could help it look less mirrored is to place features that are cut of at the edge so they create the illusion of a complete lake or building when mirrored. still love the idea and the contrast between dystopia and utopia!
This is a little off topic but this setup gave me a killer idea for an oceanic diorama. The general idea is the ocean surface is infinitely repeating, and the space below the waves having a decidedly not infinite depiction of some creature in the water or something, with the mirrors below the water having a hazy blue paint. To be on topic, i love this whole video, from the concept to the techniques and methods, to the final peice
Amazing! I wanna see another attempt at this. Maybe not before and after but a single infinity image. Something Pokémon maybe? An endless ocean or deserted savanna overpopulated because Ash didn't catch Catch'em All
Maybe an army of Jazza! I'm sure you've already come up with ideas. Definitely wanna see another video like this. Thank you for being such a great creator
That was a very cool idea and a beautiful result! The warp-y look of the more distant reflections is probably due to the "viewing glass" surface being wobbly, and a harder surface would make it super crisp!
More of this... some with buildings that are connected through both sides. Half in one and and the other half... well, the other. And small details too. I LOVE this as your first!
It looks fantastic, props to this guy for being able to create consistently good art with pretty much any medium. I feel like the utopia also needed a sky, though: the gray paint on the dystopia side worked really well to trap light in the diorama, it would have served the other side very well.
i really love the utopia/dystopia theme on your piece, it really reminds me of the city from dragonball, which got destroyed by the androids after goku died, which actually didnt happen because trunks went back in time to give goku a cure so he stops the androids from destroying civilization
700 HUNDRED PEOPLE, and me who have been watching Jazza since I was 7 and I am now 16. I love you Jazza honestly it feels like I know you ( that’s bit creepy. ) not my point! I have always dreamed to meet you and you inspire me so much and entertainment me! Lol Tysm Jaz ilyyy!
Soooo freakin cool.... oh it looks sooo good contrasting dystopia with clean futuristic. Really really love it. :) You've done it yet again, Jazza. Another piece you should be so proud of (and obviously are). Well well done. :)
You can seal the top and put 2 LED strings on the top of the box, that way you can use a red light on distopian city and an clear blue light on future city and you can make the infinity mirror work as, well a mirror when turned off, as long there is no other light getting inside.
Issues, it would look better with rigid glass than cellophane, there was distortions destroying the illusion. Really would love to see an art gallery quality version. On that scale it would blow the mind.
I like the car honking/traffic sounds in the apocalypse reveal. Like people would still be driving around honking their horns in the city so destroyed even lava's pooling in the streets.
I love dioramas and miniatures. I have seen people make some amazing stuff with this mirror trick. So glad I found this channel; you are so wholesome. lol
yhis is so awesome, the felt really worked out, i love the layer of it at the top as well. i don’t know how you manage to keep popping these videos out so quickly and consistently you’re an arty genius 😄
Incredible representation of Utopia and Distopia in such a small space. This infinite reflection really made it all up, giving this idea of those massive unreachable worlds
Man, this came out so good!!!! The contrast really works amazingly well and i didn't think your felt-plumes would make for such a great looking smoke - awesome project! 👏
I always wanted to make an infinity restroom with windows 7 grass hills, night time with fireworks, or blue sky full of clouds. And to have a fountain as a tub/shower in the middle of it all
I like that this project embodies the idea that the world is affected by our perspective. Very cool. I do wish the utopian side had the top piece painted blue though, to give the same sky illusion that the apocalyptic side had.
I love it. Also I have an upcoming university project with the theme "utopia" that should feature a "Guckkasten" that let's kids interact with it (it's for the German children's Biennale next year). You definitely gave me some inspo for techniques that might be worth trying.
Really really REALLY cool! ...but I wished the reveal camera lingered a bit more on the iniinity aspect / mirrors .-. Using the felt that way was a really cool bonus, just as the lighted water/chasms :)
The second you showed the Star Wars cube I knew exactly what you where doing I remember looking at that cube for so long as a kid before I figured out how it worked
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This has got to be one of your most brilliant projects in my opinion, only bested *maybe* by your huge miniature terrain-map. You can always see when Jazza is especially excited and passionate for a project.
Yeah he has a different name to!
You could say, he’s “Jazza’d” about it
The infinity effect is super cool but what really captured my attention was the almost seamless transition from utopian to dystopian!! Fantastic work, love the way you always challenge yourself and create new things! ❤
I really liked the transition, it would look really cool if he made the city's identical and then decorated them as before and after the apocalypse.
@@oodmboo I thought about that too! The final effect would've been so nice with the transition from what it was to what it became later!
He did really nice work with the landscape, I thought the project would have been better without the mirrors.
I know TH-cam doesn't make it easy to make these high effort complicated projects, but personally I love to see them, so cool to see these dioramas come together 😍👍
I'm only about halfway through the video but I just had a thought, can you imagine living in an incredibly vast city, never having left it (maybe not allowed to) with what you know must be populated with millions and millions of people, only to one day discover that there were just mirrors surrounding the in-reality small area you live in, only populated by no more than thousands? 😨
Anyway, this project is turning out so cool so far! Going to finish the video now 😀
Sounds like a movie I'd watch, keep at it! 😎👍
Sounds like mystery recapped
Truman show
Getting black mirror vibes
A movie you may like: "The Thirteenth Floor"
can we appreciate his excitement in saying "yep that's depressing, perfect!" 🤣
Yes! This is such a great out-of-context quote, too! 😂 I love it.
@roccomee too 😂
@rocco me too
Perfect
@@Nemokiddy sam3
I love that his thumbnails are true to his builds. Like his art looks so good he doesn’t need to photoshop them for the thumbnail
Yep
Listen I love Jazza's art and channel, but he's done many thumbnails with exaggerated or plain fake "results" 😂
I love how we have to get lucky with that. Like that should be an average Luxury we already have and yet it's so stupidly rare.
Let’s all just appreciate this man for at least longer than one second.He’s so random in every way yet always manages to make everyone happy.
Cum
He's so good at arts and crafts, I don't get it
More than one second
@@oznerolnavi3772 If you say so
Just 1 second? Why not 2.5?
That dystopian ground haze and smoky effect was brilliant.
This is a pretty awesome concept and maybe we could see more dioramas and unique ideas using mirrors in the future.
Infinity mirrors bring me joy!
This looks incredible, and is something I would like to try myself!
The ideas in this man’s head never cease to amaze me
I love seeing Jazza pursue his current hobbies and obsessions. This turned out AMAZING! Thank you for being an inspiration and continuing to do what you love. Crazy to see how far you've come since trying to renovate your old tool shed and seeing you now with an actual office building and multiple channels. Keep doing what you love and inspiring others!
Very cool, now we need a 6 sided one that depicts the stages of some story. 👍👍
Good idea
the legend of zelda games in chronological order 👀
@@Romanticoutlaw good idea!
this looks so sick, so happy to see you spending more time on pieces :)
I love how jazza posts videos at the most random times. Like I'll go onto TH-cam and oh look there's another video from jazza. Keep making art, man. Love your videos
For me, this is one of the best projects you've made recently!
I agree 😅
This just proves how genius Jazza is. This is so confusing yet he did it effortlessly. I could never do that!
It's pretty simple.
the way you span it back and forth at the end made me think how cool it would be if you created like 6 that relate to each other in one big spinner
Love remembering that jazza is below me so he posts right before I’m going to sleep. Welp. Guess I’m up past midnight. Thanks for the great content Jazza!
lol yea hes basically on the other side of the world for me
I live in Australia, so he is in my country
This was awesome jazza! Imagine making one 100 times larger how cool that would look.
I rarely ever comment, but this piece really deserves one. Thank you for sharing your art/ joy with us!
This would work so much better with more solid reflective surfaces, as you can easily see the distortion from them bending slightly. Very cool idea and project though.
Incredible work, mate! But I feel like utopian city sky looks a bit empty at the top, and the light makes it look more like an experiment in a lab, rather than happy future. Just a thought, you could've maybe lowered the facade box at the top, so the apocalypse city sky doesn't look like cotton puffs, but rather you have to look up and see it covering the whole sky. And also lowering the masking box at the top would've maybe allowed you to make a sky blue filter for the utopian city, which would've made this nice blue lighting on the scenery.
But other than that, a fantastic job!
The pond was a cool way to light the utopia. I would've done what we have downtown in my city. There are these little square lights fit into the sidewalk.
This is amazing!
I do wish you had laid out the two city-scapes up as perfect mirrors of eachother, allowing for a "seamless" transition from utopia to apocalypse and back, as the observer move their head 🤯
Anyway fantastic work!
You’re one of the only TH-camrs that actually have good sponsors instead of some dumb mobile game or whatever
That’s actually a good observation lol. His sponsors are definitely catered to the viewers. Although I have zero art talent I love this channel lol
What about making it with an octagon or something and the view changes as you rotate it towards another face, yet is designed in a way that it seems to be the same world, so it would create the effect as if you were spinning in place INside the world looking OUTwards, while actually being OUTside looking INward. Would that be even possible?
Your paintings gave me the thrust to start my own channel, you're such an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your art!
It's almost 4 am and I'm binging on Jazza while eating peanut butter.
It's so cool how he made two completely different city's keep making videos Jazza your videos are awesome
“Holy Moley!” 😁😁😁 Keep bringing your visions to life. You are an inspiring force of imagination and your authentic heart shines in every video, whether through your quirky dark side or that goofy costume play that terrorizes your crew! 😂
The light side looks better on its own, but the dystopian side works so much better being repeated over and over. Great work
Yay more dioramas!!
Wow I was first lol. Not like I care 😂
Jazza i love the videos!! i’ve been watching for a long time, and always wondered where do you keep everything once your done? do you have a museum with your work?
That was an amazing video I could see all of the effort you put into it. I also think that you should do a video making different designs and pictures with lite brites. I think they have a lot of potential and with someone with your talent you could make something really cool.
This is an amazing piece. I love the smokey fissure details and the idea of only needing walking paths in the utopia.
I was not expecting to watch a 5 star Jazza video today but I guess anything can happen at 2am. 😂
I feel like one thing that could help it look less mirrored is to place features that are cut of at the edge so they create the illusion of a complete lake or building when mirrored. still love the idea and the contrast between dystopia and utopia!
Why does it feel like TH-cam is yelling at me to finish my art assignments??
This is absolutely amazing, Jazza! I would love to see @Nerdforge do this, too!
Jazza needs to try pancake art. I will comment on every video until he does (or until I get bored)
Edit: I change my ask to cookie art.
He's already done it? A few times even
Just the best art channel on TH-cam with the most creative video ideas
The WEF needs to get in touch with you for utopia planning. So proud of your perfect world. Thanks for showing us the way.
The orange felt really adds a LOT. Love this!
This is hands-down, the most genius, best thought out creative project you have ever done! ❤❤❤❤❤
You could have used the point in the middle that makes a hexagon when reflected to make a hexagonal building
This is a little off topic but this setup gave me a killer idea for an oceanic diorama.
The general idea is the ocean surface is infinitely repeating, and the space below the waves having a decidedly not infinite depiction of some creature in the water or something, with the mirrors below the water having a hazy blue paint.
To be on topic, i love this whole video, from the concept to the techniques and methods, to the final peice
I’m not even at the final reveal yet, and it’s already so cool!
5:31
seeing this reminds me of the hunger games, where the utopia is Panem and the dystopian city are the districts
Really fantastic concept and execution, I love projects like this
Love it. I wasn't sure about the smoke/fire effects on the dystopian city at first but it came together *so well*
Amazing! I wanna see another attempt at this. Maybe not before and after but a single infinity image. Something Pokémon maybe? An endless ocean or deserted savanna overpopulated because Ash didn't catch Catch'em All
Maybe an army of Jazza! I'm sure you've already come up with ideas. Definitely wanna see another video like this. Thank you for being such a great creator
Looks amazing!
But small note, the good future looks a bit like a graveyard at a distance, but in a good way. Peaceful and serene, but eerie. Nice.
That was a very cool idea and a beautiful result! The warp-y look of the more distant reflections is probably due to the "viewing glass" surface being wobbly, and a harder surface would make it super crisp!
More of this... some with buildings that are connected through both sides. Half in one and and the other half... well, the other. And small details too. I LOVE this as your first!
Jazza is pure joy. I'm so glad he shares his talents with the rest of us. He makes me feel like maybe I can do cool, creative stuff too.
6:53
*April, may, July*
Jazza: in April, may and June.
I just thought that was a lil bit funny
Look at that glee! Makes us happy to see you enjoying the process!
My dream is to one day do art work with you. Been watching since the beginning and you have no limits. I love it.
It looks fantastic, props to this guy for being able to create consistently good art with pretty much any medium. I feel like the utopia also needed a sky, though: the gray paint on the dystopia side worked really well to trap light in the diorama, it would have served the other side very well.
This one came out so cool! I think it’s my favorite one so far this year!
I had that Star Wars mirror illusion as a kid that you showed at the begining. Probably still have it somewhere.
i really love the utopia/dystopia theme on your piece, it really reminds me of the city from dragonball, which got destroyed by the androids after goku died, which actually didnt happen because trunks went back in time to give goku a cure so he stops the androids from destroying civilization
Been watching your channel for some years now off and on, and this is my favorite piece so far.
700 HUNDRED PEOPLE, and me who have been watching Jazza since I was 7 and I am now 16. I love you Jazza honestly it feels like I know you ( that’s bit creepy. ) not my point! I have always dreamed to meet you and you inspire me so much and entertainment me! Lol Tysm Jaz ilyyy!
Soooo freakin cool.... oh it looks sooo good contrasting dystopia with clean futuristic. Really really love it. :)
You've done it yet again, Jazza. Another piece you should be so proud of (and obviously are).
Well well done. :)
This is easily one of Jazza's best works of art yet. I am a sucker for optical illusions and this one is purely badass.
You can seal the top and put 2 LED strings on the top of the box, that way you can use a red light on distopian city and an clear blue light on future city and you can make the infinity mirror work as, well a mirror when turned off, as long there is no other light getting inside.
Love how smoke and mirrors can create such a great illusion
5:54 “yep that depressing, perfect!”😂😂❤ love you jazza
Issues, it would look better with rigid glass than cellophane, there was distortions destroying the illusion. Really would love to see an art gallery quality version. On that scale it would blow the mind.
I like the car honking/traffic sounds in the apocalypse reveal. Like people would still be driving around honking their horns in the city so destroyed even lava's pooling in the streets.
The whole video I kept thinking how cool it would be to see something like this in an art museum, def never seen something like this!
Wow 😮 so cool! I think you can paint some clear blue on the outside glass for the sky in the utopia side
Should do that with War hammer figures. Different outcomes of battle
I love dioramas and miniatures. I have seen people make some amazing stuff with this mirror trick. So glad I found this channel; you are so wholesome. lol
yhis is so awesome, the felt really worked out, i love the layer of it at the top as well. i don’t know how you manage to keep popping these videos out so quickly and consistently you’re an arty genius 😄
Jazza.. I think this is my favourite project of yours .. ever! ❤️
3 in the morning, and jazza posted an hour ago. I love his “schedule”
That is an incredible video.
SUCH TALENT & SKILL. 👍👍
This is an epic piece. Absolutely love it. The dystopian side gives me like Matrix and Blade Runner vibes. Absolutely love it, awesome work dude 🤙
Jazza, a man who cannot be stopped - i love it.
make a led box on top of cities, half is white and half is orange will make the scene become even more vivid
THIS IS THE SORT OF VIDEO FOR WHICH I LIKE JAZZA!!! Simply amazing.
I love how jazza just cares abt his viewers! ❤
Incredible representation of Utopia and Distopia in such a small space. This infinite reflection really made it all up, giving this idea of those massive unreachable worlds
I definitely think this is my favorite one of Jazza's projects 🔥🙌🔥
Man, this came out so good!!!! The contrast really works amazingly well and i didn't think your felt-plumes would make for such a great looking smoke - awesome project! 👏
Nice touch, adding siren sounds to the dystopia and birds chirping to the utopia
That was amazing and left me speechless, congratulations Jazza it is a masterpiece and I love the imagery on both sides. Keep up the good work😄
I always wanted to make an infinity restroom with windows 7 grass hills, night time with fireworks, or blue sky full of clouds. And to have a fountain as a tub/shower in the middle of it all
I like that this project embodies the idea that the world is affected by our perspective. Very cool.
I do wish the utopian side had the top piece painted blue though, to give the same sky illusion that the apocalyptic side had.
Probably my favorite project on this channel so far. Amazing work, jazza
I love it. Also I have an upcoming university project with the theme "utopia" that should feature a "Guckkasten" that let's kids interact with it (it's for the German children's Biennale next year). You definitely gave me some inspo for techniques that might be worth trying.
Really really REALLY cool! ...but I wished the reveal camera lingered a bit more on the iniinity aspect / mirrors .-.
Using the felt that way was a really cool bonus, just as the lighted water/chasms :)
The effects on the apocalypse side are so effective!
I'd call this project 'Schrodinger's future'
You creative genius! I love this. I always think your 3D art videos are particulary spectacular and on another level people are rarely at🤩
I love your 3D, Jazza! It's so cool! 🥰😎 One city 🏙️ being so pretty and perfect and the other city in total chaos! Amazing! 😯😁🥰
The second you showed the Star Wars cube I knew exactly what you where doing I remember looking at that cube for so long as a kid before I figured out how it worked