Are these the WORST Artworks on TikTok?!...

[@ceilinh6004]

Mrs. Jazza's criticism of the horse made me think of the Jacob Horse from Drawfee. Then, I died laughing. The end.

[@kalieris]

This!

[@crispychimkennuggies5453]

The scent of hooves... the essence of a horse...

[@BKaitsuki]

The Divorce ?

[@felixhenson9926]

ME TOO I need to see her reaction to a Jacob horse

[@missseaweed2462]

@@BKaitsuki Dang, you were too fast for us.

[@angiadcock8196]

The triumphant return of Mrs. Jazza! It’s so wholesome how much trouble Jazza has roasting other artists. He realizes everyone is in a different place in their art journey and he respects that. Also I love how he tried to showcase something good from each artist first before their “bad” submission. Very cool of you Jazza.

[@darthjarjar4305]

Welcome back Mrs Jazza

[@modelmadness2532]

Hiiiiiii9>iiii

[@KitKatWiffleBallBat]

Welcome back, Mrs. Jazza! 😁🙌

[@Austrik]

Is she his mom or wife

[@somerandomdude9119]

@@Austrik i’m still tryna figure that out

[@micahstealyogirlbell8010]

@@Austrik wife obviously

[@toydose]

Sharing your bad art takes an enormous amount of courage because you can feel so vulnerable. I think this video is great at showing that no matter your skill level, we will all have art we find doesn't meet our personal standards, and that's okay! Art isn't about comparing yourself to someone better (because there will ALWAYS be someone better) but rather looking at how you can improve your skills and enjoying the learning process. As artists we are always learning and if you don't see things in your art to critique, then you can never find something to get better at! Making bad art is the most important step toward making good art :)

[@fralinsandfriends]

I hope they don't give up art because of some mistakes. Art is personal. So unless they're trying to do it for commission, have a little fun with it as you learn. I know my art is far from perfect, but I still share it if it's half ways good. People have told me they are happy that I'm willing to show my mistakes in my videos. My hope is to make my art better, but it's the story in the art and video that's got the positive parts too. 😁😁👋👋💖💖

[@m.a.ddragon939]

The biggest fail I’ve ever done was I’d spent hours carefully doing the line art for a copic piece then finally was ready to colour, I start colouring and realise I’ve done all that work on the wrong side of the paper. The underside of the blending paper doesn’t take the ink properly and looks speckly. So it’s stayed in that state all this time since

[@felixhenson9926]

Trace it onto a fresh piece on the right side!

[@cmulliner8985]

That's what I thought, trace it!

[@embee7434]

Oh that's painful. I feel for you.

[@nonev1903]

Art is a learning process. It’s painful some days and fun on others. Just be sure to care for your mental health first and be kind to yourselves. Ya’ll got this! ✨ *sends encouragement to everyone*

[@vjpearce]

3:09 Jazza: "This is an inorganic way of moving" Me: "Looks like how all the characters move in a Dingo Pictures movie"

[@heatherarmistead9140]

I liked it when they looked at the fox reference then both tilted their heads in opposite directions at the same time for the result. It was so cute.

[@elliotthartup4095]

The part where he talks about critiquing ability sometimes being ahead of the ability you're critiquing actually made me stop and reconsider everything. That's such an amazing way to think about things, and I don't know how this is the first time I'm hearing something like this

[@daveinacave]

The horse one almost looks like there were two different references with different poses on the horse and the fusion didn’t translate- if the hind legs were drawn first they might’ve realized but didn’t change it and instead moved on to the front and just kept moving- as someone who draws for fun I rarely if ever fix things like this unless it really bothers me, and sometimes a drawing is a warm up and is more just to do something and vibe than get a serious product, and I’m willing to bet quite a few of these started that way

[@adren-a-line1473]

The synchronized head tilt at 10:32 is mint!

[@MangoBirb22]

If you ask an artist to give you their bad art, they’ll give you like all of their art lol

[@JoonWinter]

I love watching videos with Mrs. Jazza! She's so lovely ♡

[@patriciahamel5674]

Why do I feel like loading paint into a shotgun pellet is now on the list of video ideas in the Jazza Studios office?

[@kiraluna_art]

Thank you so much for this reaction! It is an honor to be a part of this great community for more than 7 years now :)

[@LonelyAssassin96]

To the person who's afraid to paint because of tremors: I get it, man. My meds make my hands shake real bad. Don't give up. As long as the drive and desire are there, you'll adapt. Sure, Pieces may look a little messy at first, but you'll find a way around it. I did, too. You got this. :)

[@MotherGypsy]

I just absolutely adore your wife! And definitely love you two together and your interactions. Just so sweet and wholesome ❤️ Her excitement during this whole video, being able to give solid burns while having the sweetest smile is amazing, and her positivity in general just really makes this video one of my favorites. Beautiful couple being adorable, I could watch all day lol.

[@Aquana19]

I knew you guys would be way too wholesome to actually roast anyone :) but tbh I couldn't be mean about other people's work either, it's really brave that they entered with the hashtag in the first place! And it's cool to see that Kate is getting more comfortable on camera as well! I wouldn't mind her stopping by here and there (if she would like to of course), I really like the dynamic of you both :)

[@xTheReaper666]

You may not even read this but I wanted to say, thank you Jazza. I used to be really big about doing art. Life got hard and I gave up on my craft. Ive barely done any art projects over the past 7 years. I discovered your videos about 2 months ago. You are amazingly talented and watching you do art, teach people about art, and the way you boost beginner artists has inspired me to get back into it. So once again, Thank You Jazza for being so inspiring and educational.

[@laurahi3468]

I just love Mrs. Jazza's humor, she really could come way more often ❤️

[@KassieKreep]

It's always a treat to have Mrs. Jazza join in!

[@KassieKreep]

I have a strong feeling this is a scam...

[@embee7434]

I love that you are modeling what critiques are for: outside perspective to aid in improvement. It's sad that critiques are so often about smearing and being mean. I love seeing the honesty and the ENCOURAGEMENT.

[@ItsJustMe0585]

Thank you, for doing this, especially everyone else that submitted stuff. Makes me feel a lot better as I journey through the disaster that is learning proportions. :)

[@maxrebo2208]

Jazza “roasting disartsters” is literally the nicest encouraging way to give critiques lol he was so kind the entire time 😂

[@MotherGypsy]

I definitely prefer these kinds of "roasting your artwork" videos, very positive, not trying to be mean, any criticism was to help not to hurt, and making sure to show their other work for reference ❤️ this is how everyone should do these.

[@MotherGypsy]

Setting the bar for these kinds of videos lol ❤️

[@WhatnotArt]

The funny thing is that some of the pieces that were submitted were actually good. Like WAY better than anything I could do

[@Dynamic_EM]

Jazza, you just have this amazing personality, y'know? I love your energy and the videos you upload, man... can honestly just watch you instead of a movie.

[@LinktheHylianChampion117]

8:27 Me: *turns off lights so you can't even see how bad it is*

[@jodyangel]

The last one had me laughing on the reveal of it. I love the it.

[@martaduran3185]

Whyd I get so excited over the mention of straykids even when it had nothing to do with them!! 🖤🖤

[@zmythos]

Mrs. Jazza being a grown up horse girl is rather delightful.

[@donkeymanrecords]

I checked out wonky horse owners strange times comics tiktoks and the recent content hes been uploading is actually pretty gangsta 👌

[@velvetvalverecords876]

Heck yes

[@bigolb]

Yeh he's awesome 👌

[@su-she9225]

I like how Jazza is always so gentle and constructive with the criticism

[@RingMasker]

I really needed to watch this, because I'm currently struggling with the proportions of a painting I'm working on 😂 great advice, I'm thinking way too technical about it, and doing what I think needs to be there and not what's actually there. Take it easy and such, y'know? Much love to you both, and this community ❤️

[@anonimolka]

I love how Jazza's critique is so gentle :D he's such a nice and soft personality :D while Ms Jazza is honest to the bone XD I like both :D you get the little advise on what you need to work on, but you also get a bit of a crash course of the critique you might get out there XD

[@1happyhufflepug07]

You know, I really appreciate that you don’t just bombard people with art advice, like, I understand that people are just trying to help when they do this but it’s not very helpful to just constantly tell people what’s wrong with there art, now I’m not super serious about my art I just think it’s fun but it still hurts when you show someone an artwork that you’re proud of and they just tell how you could make it better, or if you see someone who makes similar art to you but then there’s a professional artist that just continuously insults it, basically what I’m saying is, thank you for respecting where people are at and telling other people to be kind to beginners or even just slow learners, thank you jazzy for being an artist that doesn’t take things to seriously 😊

[@PipFraggle]

What's mildly depressing about some of this is that some of the disarters are above or at any the level I am now. Kudos to all the purple who had the courage to share their bad art, and thanks for all the encouragement for everyone from Jazza and Mrs. Jazza

[@nolajen]

I love you both so much! You both are saying things I can’t for my students! ❤LOVETHIS!!!

[@englishdave1401]

Thank you sooo much jazza for featuring me in you're video

[@rageagainst_thePC]

mrs jazza is sooo adorable i love seeing them together!

[@eggers8355]

I forgot to post mine, oh no! This would be a cool video to do every so often. It reminds me of art critiques in school. I love this kind of community content, it feels like Jazza (and Mrs. Jazza) are teaching the next generation of artists. Very wholesome

[@KirstenlyArt]

Jazza the character face thing is a vtuber model. you use photoshop (or other art programs of choice that can save into PSD format) to make the model, and then you use Live2D to rig the model itself, then you use a software like Vtube Studio (or others) to have it track your webcam/phone camera.

[@frankierzucekjr]

Lol when she said "I like emo Jazza" and you put the emo hair back on him as he asks all serious, "do you." That was too darn funny

[@therealincognito]

“The physics” 😂

[@re0r_animate692]

The synced head turn lol 10:32

[@lincolnhumphries79]

You always inspire me to keep creating art and motivating me to improve my skills! Thanks for the good content :D

[@goldlink567]

Well now we need Jazza to prove everyone wrong and become Emo Jaza for a video. Could be a video on cosplay since it's artsy and Jazza seems to be about most forms of art and at least trying them out, first show how amazing Emo Jaza can be in the first 3 minutes, and than work on something else that's totally not as cool as Emo Jaza for the remainder of the video.

[@elizabethconley4996]

Jazza- please for the love of God do an art challenge in/ with the Sims. I genuinely think this would be very interesting! This idea struck me when watching a sims YTer that sounds like you

[@hannahnicks4385]

Yay! Mrs. Jazza! We love to see her! What a wonderful surprise!

[@ximenaallessandrij.5972]

O love how nice and funny they are to everyone’s draw, even if it’s a pretty obvious, they know how essential are they too 🥺🥰

[@lorrainemunoa791]

None of these are "bad" as such, they're just visibly at different stages of experience! Horse Artist, You're making a good start! Very brave to stick it out on the internet! and you can continue by getting some good How to Draw Horses books that break down the form into Shapes, look for that sort of book. THat's how I learned to get horses to look like I wanted them to be.

[@ximenaallessandrij.5972]

Jazza is so right, I suck at proportion really bad 🤣🤣🤣

[@jaredsabatelli2459]

Already gonna love this video

[@metalheadreptiles]

As soon as I saw Mrs. Jazza was in this video I gave the video a thumbs up! Love seeing her on camera!

[@annyswirl8092]

We need more of Mrs Jazza!!!!

[@bocarlsson3rd]

You should do a video on those street artists painting caricatures of people for a small fee. I don't know if they are still a thing but I saw a lot of them when I went on vacation as a child. I've always been super impressed by their abilities. Love the show! /Bo

[@mystical_pegasus]

The way that Jazza and Mrs. Jazza both turned their heads at 10:32 got my laughing

[@toomanyopinions8353]

Would love to see this as a series !

[@DaGoddessRubel284]

The way Mr and Mrs Jazza watched the fox with the same express 🤣🤣 love it

[@tjgansenberg3121]

Jazza, you should make a demonstration video of what you mean by following the shades and tones rather than the lines you think you see!

[@animerlon]

When you started talking about drawing what your brain thinks as apposed to what the eyes see, i remembered an exercise in one of my illustration classes. It was from Betty Edwards' book, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, which i highly recommend. We were given a line drawing & told to copy it, but to turn it upside down. It was a fascinating exercise, you end up focusing on the lines & don't even think about what the lines make up. We had been so focused, we lost track of time & had to be told the class was over. Our professor thanked us for the silence that allowed her to finish up some marking. The whole class had been totally quiet for almost 90 minutes. 😆

[@PaulaTheLittleOne]

Best Jazza quote 2022: "Please don't send in your most vulnerable parts" 🤣

[@punklejunk]

JB, your wife is such a delight! We'd love to see her in more videos. This was so fun to watch.

[@dragongal3693]

I love her laugh it's so sweet you guys are such a sweet beautiful couple 👩🏻‍❤️‍👨🏼

[@kwick8717]

A tip I have heard for trying to draw from a reference is to draw it upside down so you don’t fall into the pitfall of your expectations but rather just see random shapes that you can follow more freely. :)

[@TheAsian0n3]

"Please dont send in your most vulnerable parts" -Jazza 2022

[@krystalmendez2994]

5:52 Just brought me back to when I took an art class. The teacher DRILLED it into our heads every single class to "draw what you see, not what you think you see"

[@LifeLongArtist]

I always hated that. My stuff would turn out horrendous that way, so I flipped it and it turned out a lot better

[@xakirax_8864]

Did we have the same art teacher because every lesson she said the same thing too!

[@krystalmendez2994]

@@xakirax_8864 mine was a guy so don't think so lol same teaching techniques being used though!

[@Ilikebread879]

These videos make me feel better about my art.

[@mirytf9887]

Bruh Jazza and Pancho post at the same time, what a cool coincidence.

[@CosmozUniverse0218]

I love ur videos jazza thank you for your possitive content

[@AJ-hm5qe]

I really feel for the person who developed tremors, I have an essential tremor in my hands that I inherited from my dad, it really does make you question if you're capable of doing things that require meticulous details. I've even reconsidered veterinary medicine because I'm worried I won't be able to have my hands steady enough for surgery

[@candylisous6767]

6:59 seeing another Stay here🤭 ❤ Also I appreciate you Mr and Mrs Jazza!

[@jlaff98]

I didn’t think my ugly painting even had a chance to be in the video but im glad it was I just need to paint more people

[@MushroomDev]

its really nice of you to include your mother in the video jazza

[@theinquisitivecritter]

Yasssssss it’s been years since I’ve been able to watch one of ur vids right after uploading it

[@jacobmayo6884]

Mrs. Jazza is an absolute gem

[@kateb947]

Loved this video!! ❤ Mrs. Jazza is so sweet!

[@TheAsian0n3]

Jazza: And it takes bravery to show our most vulnerable parts Mrs Jazza: Ayo what

[@felixhenson9926]

What I've learnt from this: artists have no clue what a disartster would even look like and think everything they draw is one

[@TommyMull_Art]

Clicking on this with anxiety, thinking my work is about to get roasted

[@hamzahalzahri8042]

your the best I couldn't think of a better artist than any youtuber on the platform

[@mysingingmonstersfan1023]

Never in my life have I have been the 2nd view on Jazza, its’s an honor😊😊

[@theinquisitivecritter]

But have u ever been the first to comment 😄

[@theinquisitivecritter]

But also that’s dope to be the 2nd person to view the vid!!

[@Taracinablue]

This was a funny one! It's nice to see Mrs. Jazza, too =)

[@vivijd14]

Some people ….want to be showcased in a Jazza video and pretend their drawing is an diartster when its actually not…. 😂🤭!!

[@LifeLongArtist]

I mean, I had a valid criticism. And it wasn’t shown here, but in my TikTok clip, I did say that I was really proud of how much shading and detail I put in for a rainy environment.

[@vivijd14]

@@LifeLongArtist Yeah, I was being cheeky. I do love more detailed focused analysis as well though! Comedic ‘art disasters’ is a very different video angle from ‘work in progress’ pieces. It would be fun if they give a few comments and the artists comes back with a fine tuned edit after, and their thoughts. (also the other way around where Jazza can get 2-3 advice from the same artists to improve a specific piece.)

[@mary4468]

"This is an unnatural way of moving" "Really?" I love Mrs Jazza😂❤️

[@Gingerllamalove]

Loved this!! We need another part!!!

[@Galaxy_andtheVoid]

this video gives me SamDoesArt vibes. it feels like his ‘roasting your art’ series and the ‘the worst tiktok art tips’ series

[@lentendo64]

"If your drawing from reference follow the shades and tones not the lines and what you think you see". I've never heard this before, not even in school when they give you a reference to copy. I'd like to see a video based on this. Perhaps with how far you have come as an Artist it may be hard to draw something you think you see and not follow the shades and tones. Can you as an Artist go backwards? I imagine that would be the same difficulty as someone learning and attempting to follow the shades and tones for their reference.

[@SonicHydra]

10:32 is the best joint reaction 😆😆😆

[@karlwalton3936]

Vtubers and Ghost references in an art video? It's like my youtube search history rolled into one!

[@onikaii666]

Jazza not recognising what a vtuber is is GOLD

[@allisoneatsart2968]

I can't believe I got into a jazza video! 10:49

[@Lampey22]

I love how their heads lean to left and right at 10:32 XD

[@CrimsonCateye]

Referencing the large forehead, modeling agencies actually seek out people with large foreheads. It's one of the main modeling signatures

[@TheWickedSabre]

I love the Cobra Lisa

[@thesarahdilemma9752]

THE SKZ STAN LMAO

[@neilsmith3393]

Love shows with you and your beautiful lady.... do more because it shows the difference between you both, not only in artistic ways but in your relationship too, if only mine could have turned out the same. Keep up the magic content Jazza! be waiting g for the next upload x

[@elaiahjaley3454]

I would love jazza to review cursed image art because they are so hilarious to look at

[@csouverein]

Mrs Jazza to the rescue. Where would the world be without her?🥰