Drawing Fundamentals: TEXTURE

[@MeganPlays]

You know I've been following you for awhile, and I just wanted to say how great you are. Not only your skill but your willingness to teach and let people know how to do what they dream to do. You don't make people pay tons of money, or horde the secrets for yourself as most artists do with their drawing style. Thank you so much for what you do and regularly uploading, it's so very much appreciated!

[@Jazza]

Thank you for your kind support! I'm really glad you find my videos helpful.

[@wendellnix5514]

Draw with Jazza BANunu

[@vanillaessence185]

+Draw with Jazza your also inspirational. a few art KZbinrs I met.. are kinda demoralizing *shrugs* it made me appreciate KZbinrs like you a shit ton

[@rollinronan3950]

HAHAHA, aint nothing uncomfortable then having blue balls xD

[@iwanull]

MeganPlays Yooo wuddup megan!

[@HerbalToons]

Jazza you know quite a lot about Balls. Thanks for teaching us Ballsy stuff. This was very informative

[@nehuenjavier6962]

lol

[@delta1884]

For years I have asked many artist how they get their textures for objects like buildings and natural features, but they never reply. Finally someone shares how to do it. Your the best, I've improved so much just by watching your videos. Thank you

[@Razzfazz87]

There is a logical issue with the reflective ball. Light doesn't travel from the object to the light source, which funnily many make it seem. Actually the light from the sun needs to be reflected to the hand. Only at the very end of the curvature it gets dark on the sphere and hand. I know this is just a basic tutorial. I still recommend that people simply buy a nice reflective ball or simply take out the christmas decorations and look at them in their hand with a direct light source behind themselves they can see in the reflection.

[@Jazza]

Good advice :)

[@TougeTaunter]

Hi Jazza

[@morganmagargle8319]

Razzfazz87 funnily? Never knew it was a word.

[@zellafae]

Comix 0 Language has several words in it that people just made up and became widely used. Like eyeball. ;)

[@briciolaa]

wait so eyeball wasn't used?

[@avu2888]

"Imperfections are key." He just validated my existence. Thank you.

[@TabPGE]

I am completely blown away by this tutorial. This just opened my eyes to a whole new area of coloring/painting I never could quite grasp. Thanks SO much for this video!

[@snomonkey9468]

Hey Jazza, I was wondering if maybe you could share a few tips on drawing/photoshopping water textures? I just can't get them right :/

[@Jokestur]

Susan Snow Yes, videos on water would be very helpful, I've seen none on his channel and think they would be very helpful because of how tricky water can be.

[@TheDestroyer73]

Susan Snow yes i agree hopefully he can make a vid on tnat in the future :D

[@Frostiedkdk]

+Susan Snow i always heard water is really hard cus its basicly just reflections

[@blaze2672]

+Susan Snow If you'd like a drawing tutorial on water I'll do one for you. Are you still interested?

[@leonatynan3596]

SnoMonkey 94 69th like was me lol

[@joecase3815]

Man... That wood process rocked my understanding of layer styles to its core. Super helpful, thanks a ton for all you do.

[@shadowbunny7892]

"Furry balls... Oh god, grow up, Jazza!" Well, I was going to say something, but then Jazza basically said it for me.

[@poppunkrock141]

Yeah his sense of humor is just like mine: Sarcastic and immature

[@bacurrah]

Isn't it the same for everyone?

[@morganmagargle8319]

Shadow Bunny dude I have no vids with 40+ subs...like you!

[@marcdelosreyes1499]

Shadow Bunny I

[@norden2861]

I needed that image.

[@Prozwolfx]

After slowly watching the entire video i still can't visualize getting from point A, a grey ball, to point B, really nice and highly detailed textures. This is amazing.

[@loriegracefernandez522]

i know its late for me to say this,,its been five years since you upload this video but i just wanted to extend my gratitude to you for being a nice artist. You really helped a lot of beginner artist like me to improved more effectively. thank you for always sharing your talent and I'm rooting to you sir Jaaza..God bless you sir

[@mads2174]

Time to figure out how to do this with a pencil and paper.

[@henriettagabrieldivine7062]

ugh. i know right!! :\

[@humandog3240]

I use different pencils and sometimes I put the paper on a rough surface and shade to get the texture

[@humandog3240]

Oh wait, this was 4 years ago

[@humandog3240]

Have you figured it out yet?

[@certiimxhzn]

@@humandog3240 lol

[@benny9159]

Jazza I started watching one of your videos and thought it was only computer art, but then saw some of the marker challenges and got really inspired. I know I only draw a little but I try hard enough and some times it gets better. Your art inspires a lot of children around the world. If you read this, Thank you

[@bdjenningsart]

I've watched this like ten times (while feeding my daughter so I wasn't always 100 percent focused.) Thanks so much for doing these. It's been a huge help to me.

[@CheeseTaterson]

The chrome one in particular was extremely helpful! These also reminded me of the many advantages of working in digital, lol.

[@FamousNothing]

That second one is the most circular potato i've ever seen...

[@mono315]

FoxyMouse DemonGuy french friess.......

[@awesomecow8092]

spherical*

[@sc-hg2yb]

FoxyMouse DemonGuy omg it looks EXACTLY like a potato 0o0

[@bluerabbit4010]

Omg it does look like a potato.

[@andreacitlalli]

I was thinking of an orange

[@adriannaj1711]

my favorite thing is when you don't really understand, but then as he keeps talking you start to understand more and more. with the woo, the highlighting thing really clicked

[@waterlemon5272]

Thanks for being the *ONLY* youtuber to actually go into detail about things, you basically are the only youtuber that tells people about how you do things

[@charraznable7663]

i appreciate the consistency of your uploads jazz!

[@Jazza]

I appreciate your appreciation :)

[@N1ko0L]

I appreciate cookie with milk

[@sleebs]

They look like planets.

[@MegaAwesomeNick]

ThePonyLord Imagine living on a furry planet. there would be hair everywhere.

[@mountainchicken7562]

I wonder what type of fur it is... some people might be allergic to it.

[@shualel]

My balls is a furry planet 😏

[@VIXEN-nw4yu]

Whoogey natural selection m8

[@ebzz-e3d]

+Samantha Esther i was thinking the same haha

[@richardjohnorgano682]

I've seen the intro a hundred times already and still never fails to amaze me!

[@wiredweird]

Can you do how to draw clouds? That'll be really helpful D:

[@majah.3786]

It's No one no it's how to draw happy little clouds

[@fbsyc]

actually clouds might be good but just study the images I guess and find an easier way to draw it

[@kpbeard7]

This is exactly the video I needed right now

[@HungryFrenchies]

I love the drawing, and love the simplicity, i love the humor, i love everything. Im addicted.

[@remwb]

thanks a lot jazza, really appreciate your effort. pls don't stop doing this, its so useful to me and i'm guessing a whole lot of other people.

[@sielsounds]

This is crazy cool. This feels like learning a new language. Everything you're saying makes sense, but when I go to create it myself I have no idea what I'm doing!

[@opalkitty]

AAH! THIS IS SO HELPFUL! THANK YOU SO MUCH! Your video is not excessive and VERY helpful and descriptive, but not overly descriptive. Thanks again! :D

[@loryen3215]

Thank you for this tutorial, it really clarifies a lot of things, I can confidently say I had 50% of the knowledge for texture shown in the video, but there are some very nice tricks here that I wont hesitate to try. Thank you ones again ^^

[@NIGHTMAREDEATH101]

Love your tutorials they are so inspiring ! You have a very crisp clean channel keep it up jazza ! :)

[@solarmkarus2845]

Can u do a tutorial with pencil and paper ;-;

[@iwanull]

Fred Walsh ikr xD

[@JonnoDavies1]

There are plenty of other artists that draw with pencil and paper, by looking through his videos you can see Jazza's focus is primarily on digital art.

[@ivankostadinov9687]

Jonno's Art Journey Yes

[@marcusleao1020]

Man, search for Alphonso Dunn, he makes cool tutorials about texture

[@St-se6iq]

GaNGPLank TheKeg YES PLS

[@DaveronaDesigns]

I especially love the wooden and metallic reflective textures, very well explained and demonstrated! Great job!

[@daleldalel]

Jazza! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I searched everywhere for good texture tutorials and here it comes from my favourite ART youtuber! thanks again

[@rikanonsight]

Its cool how each hand tells a story by its own, the reflective ball looks like its being held up towards the horizon as no one was reflected against the material while the others leaves you to wander haha, great work.

[@Matzarelli]

I really wish I stumbled upon Jazza's amazing skill and informative videos when I took animation in highschool. Being a 2016 graduate it was not too long ago but it would have been helpful

[@chariots8x230]

This is one of your best videos Jazza! Please make more texture tutorials!

[@songofsunrise]

this is interesting but for people who draw "traditionally" it has its limits. would be great if you could do a video for texture for pencil drawings.

[@TheTriplecrownstable]

songofsunrise I agree

[@TotallyToonsTV]

Excellent. This is a great help for me. Chrome and wood surface have been a constant issue but I get how they work now :D

[@Nabhishek]

Every time i watch you i learn something and i feel excited your awesome. Thank you so much.

[@95MikeJ]

Holy moly, that reflected ball is just amazing!

[@SquidgytheGreat]

This is amazing Jazza, big up from the UK! This is so helpful! Thankyou from a fellow artist.

[@hellselement]

soooo good. I remember all the books I bought to help teach me to draw, but your videos are so much more helpful.

[@Ghairmukamiaroundtheglobe]

This is bloody amazing mate. You had me after you did that yellow course ball thing to differentiate it from the blue one.

[@irishredball]

Very good tutorial. I'm just learning to draw simple shapes with my 5 year old granddaughter and stumbled on this in the process. I've not used Photoshop to draw before as it seemed to intimidating but Wow! Your video made it seem do-able. Simple, concise, step-by-step instructions explained in easy to understand terms and with a sense of humor :) I Liked, subscribed, and will definitely be checking out the rest of the series! Thanks for doing such a great job!

[@AlwaysImproving1]

This is such a fantastic video, Jazza has got me thinking I'd like to start drawing, thank you!

[@michellet.2006]

you deserve so much more followers! You're amazing!

[@JimboGollnast]

Wow, that's sick!! :D I usurally take real textures from google because they work very well and it's easy to put them on objects very quick. But now i see how it's done manually and almost as fast and good looking. Thanks a lot!

[@roberts3423]

You're awezome dude, shame you don't have more views, your tutorials are very helpful!

[@nefipena9951]

sir this is awesome! you teaching is very clear and simple, thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@Yutuban1]

First he does 2 balls, one smooth and one rough, and then he does wood. Good job Jazza, good job.

[@noahsayles8]

This is an amazing thing to watch, absolutely beautiful

[@User-hx6tw]

and this is how planets were made

[@XxKINGxVIDSxX]

this really helps 3D / texture artists a lot jazza :) Moving onto a games animation uni course next year will benefit from this video a lot!

[@valaethartist]

super useful when I start to do digital work more XD

[@rubydapearl]

Excellent video. Love the textures you picked, and you really explained everything well.

[@gary4742]

this is really helpful for me since I struggle a lot with texture, thank you

[@MegaDerpification]

Helpful as hell thanks so much! Definitely my favorite artist on youtube!

[@ihatethearmy7068]

definitely my favourite artist!

[@ZakuHD]

A good quote from Andrew Price is: "imperfection is the digital perfection". I like that ohne very much

[@theblackyellow4926]

Thank you for the VCams from previous video!It helps me a lot!

[@TheVirakahScale]

Okay, that second one looks like a treat my late friend Ollie had bought for me years back. Indian treat I think! YOU CAUSED A CRAVING! Also tthanks for this! I suck at anyhing that isn't "Toon". haha.

[@JayJayeBish]

I admire and envy your talent! Thanks so much for these tutorials x

[@horaciosalazargomez9488]

Draw with Jazza Hi! Thanks for this useful tut! Have a nice day!

[@its_goog]

Amazing video as always Jazza. Very helpful for someone like me, looking for tips and tricks to help me through my Graphic Design Uni Course. Thank you! Keep it up mate.

[@CornerBoothGames]

This is one of your best, Jazza!

[@iCat4Ever]

lol i want jazza for so long and we are in 2018 hes grown so mutch, the time he was theaching us and now hes theaching us how to blend copic lol (with a blender)

[@jarosbodytko6462]

Blue balls, wood, furry balls... what kind of tutorial is this?! XD

[@DougCraig]

Jaros Bodytko a video for mature people who use photoshop and need help on textures

[@topa9487]

Stop with "xD" it's dead

[@christianknuchel]

@@topa9487 No, it's not. We will never convert to character based emojis. They're usually small and almost unintelligible, and when translated to images client side they can vary in the way they're rendered. Besides, there are those among us who've come to embrace various emoticons like words, with semantics and emotions attached to them that run deeper than simple abstract understanding. For us, they don't simply translate to an existing word or action that can easily be portrayed by a substitute, but they carry an amount of meaning that can change the way we feel about an entire statement entirely. For some of us, there's even a difference between "xD" and "XD", for example, a nuance you seem to be completely oblivious of. This emoticon-culture was pretty standard among various internet frequenting demographics in the early aughts among young people, of which many are now in their 20s and 30s. All of this means that, whether you like it or not, you'll be seeing this use of emoticons for more or less the rest of your life, because we're not just going to abandon what has become an integral part of how we express ourselves because *you* have decided that we ought to follow the latest and hippest fashions in emoticon usage. Deal with it.

[@aydenkreiss4298]

@@christianknuchel Is this what you do on your spare time? Ruining jokes?

[@Lordy-Lord]

@@christianknuchel Why, just why, 2 useless paragraphs all over one expression.

[@molgeraxproductions6671]

Oh, Jazza! I always think, you are making these tutorials only for me, because I started full-body animating and this is so helpful as always! :D

[@Freepdied]

Love these kinds of videos. Great job!

[@arcadistorias3202]

God Jazza it's like magic ! Love it

[@pamridgell3149]

I find this satisfying and relaxing

[@Sukaichae]

This is freaking satisfying.

[@berryblast3930]

Useful new series! I am still having trouble making my linework smooth. Whenever I do lines slow enough to control, my line wavers, but when I do it quickly, it makes forever to do linework.

[@dominiquedinescu1677]

Love you, Jazza! great tutorial!

[@MicahBuzanANIMATION]

Perfect combination of information and entertainment :)

[@stefpaint2608]

This is such a great exercise to do!

[@jodinha4225]

14:32 A garnish would be something like basil. Imagine a main course of just basil.

[@luvsYuri]

i would add reflected light to the base of the balls (light reflected off the palm) and roughen the edges of the soil and stone as you did with the fur ball. Also, because the highly reflective ball is chrome, I would desaturate the reflection of the hand a bit (because blue and orange gives grey) to blend the reflection into the surface of the ball and nature of the ball texture

[@pollitq]

It' s so brutal. So radical. So amazing

[@xtofUtube]

Tutorials series vert interresting !!! Helpfull for digital painting

[@itz_rg2945]

the 2nd orange one looks like a planet

[@tendividedbysix4835]

Love this Jazza, thanks for the tips!

[@fitzdettmer7699]

Jazza talking is my Bob Ross.

[@DragonFang409]

This helped me so much when trying to do fur on a dog! Thanks for this!

[@villalba874]

You sir, are amazing.

[@nathanMangion_Elyden]

I miss these type of videos from Jazza :(

[@Littleandr0idman]

Any chance of getting a video on drawing textures without brushes and/or with physical mediums?

[@wilkobye9533]

Littleandr0idman You can acctually apply this to drawing with a pencil, too. the first one is simply going slowly and softly from light to dark (try holding your pencil far away from the tip for the lighter "layers" and closer to the tip for the darker ones) if you're undertime pressure just smudge everything. The second one is basically the same but you need to slightly very the pressure. For the wood you can do the same ball as the second one again and on top of it draw the grain. (just use a rubber for the highlights.) the furry one, I dunno honestly, I always pretend it has hair and do it just the same way and the other too... honestly it actually just works how he explained it. simply use a rubber for the highlights

[@MrMelonMonkey]

You're a Wizard, Jazza!

[@iamsqueamish2837]

thank you so much for making videos for us all!

[@benwilson5724]

I wanted to know how to do this by hand but I watched the whole video anyway because it was interesting and I think I can learn something from it thanks.

[@tntspez8617]

AMAZING! this video is great and very helpful! you are a really good artist and I'd love to some day be on your level! anyway great video, keep it up!

[@nylonnarwal7712]

That was gorgeous

[@deletedaccount5530]

Who watched this vid just to be satisfied but then ended up using it to help u? I did 👌🏻

[@unsub1075]

At 8:52 if u look at the ball just right I kind of looks like a looking glass with the image of a canyons on it. It kinda trippy

[@clarabellavance9154]

Love your channel man❤️❤️😍

[@NamlzBoi]

awesome vid :) texturing and junk always is difficult for me and this was a wonderful nudge in the right direction

[@joetedrick4798]

Man, reflections are trippy.

[@davidm.johnston8994]

For anyone interested in texturing in 3D software and how shaders work with textures to create photorealistic materials, I recommend the beginners tutorials for Substance painter over on the Allegorithmic channel. The first ones in the series are very general and not specific about the Substance software.

[@darius-hollard]

This was incredibly useful ! Thank you

[@tylermusichall7205]

You just got yourself another subscriber!

[@DesignByMatt]

Great tutorial yet again!