Drawing with Fire - There's NO GOING BACK!...

[@fitemple8752]

I've been doing pyrography for a good few years now, and I also always kinda struggled to get proper clarity in my lines, especially on hardwood. But then I bought a proper temperature adjustable tool thing with the wire nibs, and it changed everything. Doubt anyone will see this, but if you do, and you are seriously interested in pyrography, I highly recommend going for the blocky temperature adjustable ones over the cheap soldering iron like ones. Get a better product in half the time, and have more fun doing it.

[@Urbanmantraart]

same. he needs the professional tool. I just got one and its soooo worth it.

[@evangerbino6980]

So true. It makes a world of difference

[@genreofstubby]

sand sand sand sand and sand some more!!! remember, its about timing, not pressure....

[@adamremsberg2554]

Agreed. I found the same thing

[@loverlei79]

Absolutely. It's the difference between a Crayola plastic paint brush and a Real fine hair brush.

[@joekyu2517]

I actually like the log one, it’s pretty subtle like the picture is hiding in plain sight almost, kinda fits the story too I think

[@CoreyCrabb-vb2bi]

I disagree 😅.

[@joekyu2517]

@@CoreyCrabb-vb2bi ty for ur opinion

[@CoreyCrabb-vb2bi]

Your welcome and thanks

[@CoreyCrabb-vb2bi]

.

[@CoreyCrabb-vb2bi]

............................................???? thanks.

[@mmcflicks4739]

That’s weird, I just went out and randomly bought a pyrography set less than an hour ago, then I come home to this… I’m on to you universe

[@DMKarnholio]

omfg dude, I'm in the same headspace; my daughter randomly gifted me one yesterday

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

I haven't had one in year. But yah kinda want one

[@Am3lia77]

My mum gifted me one 2 years ago and I felt it was too difficult to use. I think I will give it a try again

[@noahjameson8155]

My uncle gave me one for Christmas

[@alltomorrowsfan]

multiple videos mentioned Juxtaposition as I was learning about abstract art

[@feliciathomas9621]

Hey Jazza, I've done stuff like this before and to make sure your image pops do the torch burning first and then use some sand paper to clear the center. It helps keep the grains of the wood from overpowering your image. Have a good one man, love your stuff!

[@bisalisastudio]

Ouuu very helpful tip!!

[@HoneyballLP]

OK. I need wood. I need fire. This looks so good.

[@jknMEMES]

It looks lit

[@themaster3305]

It looks fire

[@Dutchwh0re]

Wait I think I know you. Arent you german?

[@jackdog06]

Wood, fire, that which I desire.

[@squirrelhallowino29]

Hah i need wood. That's what she said

[@Zeweri]

I love how fast you learn, adapt and figure out what to do from mistakes. The end results even though it was made of wood it looks like a actual painting where wood was not involved. It just goes to show how amazing of an artist you are, Jazza. Thank you for always being such a huge inspiration to me.

[@linneamalmberg368]

Yay, Jazza did pyrography! I've been waiting for this! A couple tips (pun intended): 1. You CAN actually erase a little bit with sandpaper. You have to balance erasing it enough to fade away with the damage it does to the surrounding wood, but it works really well and can save a piece if you need it. 2. If you want a smaller, more manageable version of the blowtorch, you can use a culinary torch. Basically it is a small, one handed use butane torch that is safe for indoor use. 3. I like the idea of using gouache, it made for some cool effects, but since it is water based it will raise the grain of the wood. I actually bought a set of decently cheap alcohol markers specifically to use for this purpose. They are, however, less subtle, but again, you can sand the wood to fade it out if you don't like it.

[@MizusSparkles]

I was actually wondering if he sanded it before at all and if he didn't could he have had a result he was even more happy about. Also I was thinking he could have sanded the rustic tree one to make it pop a bit more like he wanted.

[@DrawingWithFire]

I don't recommend the alchohol markers. They are dye based and fade very quickly.

[@rfresa]

Ooh, so that's what's going on with a wand that I recently carved and painted with watercolors! I couldn't figure out why the wood I sanded smooth looked rough again after painting. I just wanted to add some color without hiding the grain. 🤔

[@MrJoeMaster13]

To elaborate on the sandpaper can you use a pointed Dremel for a more precise erase? They makes Dremel heads textured like sandpaper so I thought this could work.

[@SapphireSeahorse494]

"I gotta do some shading on an art piece" **pulls out flamethrower**

[@Bunnygojumming]

Haha yup

[@Tay10rd]

* literally the opposite thing you need to make *Shade* *

[@skyubu]

how does jazz's manage to constantly have great ideas.. such as arson

[@kasper_429]

Artson. Lmao.

[@4Rgames]

"jazz's"?

[@kitcatblossom]

@@4Rgames it’s probably auto correct, but idk

[@laughsingay]

I approve of the arson 🔥

[@jesuslovesyou2616]

Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 🧑‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏿‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓👨🏻‍🌾🧑🏻‍🎓👩🏿‍🎓

[@IDKwhatimdoing-b5h]

I remember my first wood burnt piece, it was very bob ross inspired. It was a mountain scape with trees and a grand moon hovering over the land. It was beautiful.

[@rallaa]

Jazza during roleplay: "And now you face him...the king of flames!" *Jazza drops the woodburned board art onto the table as the token*

[@Queer_Nerd_For_Human_Justice]

o shit

[@KitKatHexe]

Fighting a deity be like

[@Hailey_Robinson33]

Did he?

[@MoonlitPhoenix0]

The watchwod forest needs to be a full book 😭 I need more of this

[@InvisibleKerry]

After seeing you distress the first one, my inner child immediately goes to doing a treasure map. 🏴‍☠️⚔️💰

[@graceanfrederick4477]

It looks like an old tavern sign

[@princecheach2477]

The music in the background of the ending and the story behind the king reminds me of Eren Yeager

[@princecheach2477]

I like how for every chisel tip he draws each chisel tip for the one he’s using currently. Nice attention to detail

[@erinrobbins6855]

Same…….

[@KitKatWiffleBallBat]

Follow that heart, Kerry! Do it! Do it!

[@J75Pootle]

I actually prefer the piece on the real trunk wood over the final one - it just looks so dark and mysterious and sinister, I love it!

[@FrozenSolid742]

He finally did it, we've been waiting for this very art medium for a long time.

[@jakepeters6593]

Meanwhile, I didn’t know such a device even existed 😅

[@Harry-qo2db]

Yeah 😂

[@knoxytranger7147]

@Don't read profile photo ok

[@lordvanilla8075]

And when I saw the video title I was about as worried as I was when I saw him go after the fomb bord with a chainsaw. I was convinced he was going to lose something important.

[@MikTukLui89]

Yes! Finally!! 😃

[@samuel.j.barker]

Sunder is also a city in the incredible book The Last Smile in Sunder City, by Luke Arnold It's an immensely unique fantasy/noir (yes, noir) story that'll blow any reader away. Amazing video as always!

[@danas5846]

oo i'll check it out

[@ayarosen1035]

Burn pen also works beautifully on light color leather. It may be really cool to try it on a leather jacket or armor.

[@jesuslovesyou2616]

Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 🧑‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏿‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓👨🏻‍🌾🧑🏻‍🎓👩🏿‍🎓

[@JPGjack]

jazza’s one of those youtubers that you watch no matter what the video is, his personality is the best part of every video and the informative and always experimental aspect adds even more to it. definitely one of my favourite channels

[@badri3158]

The watcher story is incredible! I absolutely love the plot. So unique I'd surely fall in love with a movie with such premise

[@edendimarco8972]

I came here thinking that everyone would be talking about the watcher story! It is AWESOME! I would love to hear more and dive into that world. Next up, Jazza the author!

[@charlielincoln-kempt2768]

Try the Witcher

[@lampwick4427]

Yeah that was so cool I loved it.

[@frankfilippelli]

Damn that watchers story you made up was amazing!! It could easily be a show or movie. I love it!

[@amateural]

The wood grains on the king honestly work. The cloud effect you mentioned with the colors of fire make it look like he's walking through the smoke and flames unharmed. Only adding to the fear

[@EchoRiverss158]

I love seeing people having such genuine fun with art projects, it makes me happy :)

[@Geniusinventor]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the work this man is doing to entertain us? Man thank you very much!.

[@excaliburturkey8208]

Loved the intro just getting into it, giving opinions, talking about ideas, trying stuff, it just felt genuine.

[@Eggsther]

"Jazza" and "fire", both words in a sentence sounds like CHAOS!

[@racqueljae]

Fun chaos 😎

[@oliverer3]

Have you seen Evan and Katelyn doing shoshugibon? Now that was chaos.

[@racqueljae]

@@oliverer3 i love them sm

[@CryptiCEntertainment]

This one is really really awesome! I can see you put your heart in all your art and stories which I really appreciate

[@FlowingAqua]

Wow, this reminds me of back when you worked with heat to make the large foam art supplies. I always appreciate that y'all take the time to show off what you can do with the tools before jumping into the final piece. The art mediums you've been using have been very interesting recently!

[@jennypaxton8159]

You can use wood burning tools on leather too! I’ve used mine to embellish a boring pair of boots, and also to tool a briefcase/portafolio set I made, since I used oil-tanned leather instead of veg-tanned tooling leather for it. It’s a great effect.

[@numberboxgamer]

I absolute love the lack of immediate intro on this. Just jumping straight in is always the way to go!

[@skaterkameron7604]

I’ve done pyrography for almost a year now and have suggested it to jazza in comments many times before and I am really glad to see him finally doing it. He’s created stuff better than I ever could have imagined.

[@peddal]

I loved this episode. I've done alot like this myself, and have to give you a tip. Always have 120 grit sandpaper at hand. Then you have way more control of the darker areas, and get more fluid gradients. I hope to see more of this in the future. 👍☺️

[@emnersonn]

exactly. I also think realism is a much better idea with wood burning because it’s super hard to get lines with the same width all the way through

[@gabestein7807]

The chisel tip is great for 3D printer pen projects because once your done you go over the plastic with the burner and it melts and goes nice and smooth

[@PrMultivers]

I really like the new "Dive into the video" style! No big introduction, just the art! Very nice!

[@MoontariArt]

I always LOVED the effect that drawing with fire on wood has. It's sooo satisfying and aesthetic 🌴🎭

[@tooalienforearth5638]

You’re one of the few you tubers I have stayed watching because your content never changed a whole lot. You do art, I wanna see you do art. Not like some other channels that start out like this and eventually end up doing the typical KZbinr flaunt money thing. So thank you for continuing to be you.

[@roamingjay7110]

👀 can I just say that you’re ridiculously good at creating really messed up and dark stories? I mean, you’re an incredible artist, too, but from what I’ve seen, your writing talent is top tier!

[@maxjackdaeger1792]

This is a man who has mastered all forms of art, its magnificant.

[@gargoylegamingamc1245]

I love how jazza doesn’t just design a piece he creates a story

[@KellyRossouw]

Ooooh! I do wood burning using my Cricut to make a stencil but using a far "softer" method, but your results speak for themselves 😍 Great work Jazza!

[@superfund42]

I had no idea a Cricut could do that! I thought I needed a lightforge. Off to google...

[@KellyRossouw]

@@superfund42 I use it to create a vinyl stencil, and then use wood burning gel which allows the wood to burn when heated up with a heat gun :) The cricut itself cant wood burn (probably should have phrased it differently lol sorry)

[@superfund42]

@@KellyRossouw That makes more sense. Clever use of the vinyl though! This is good - I still have zero reason to buy a Cricut!

[@MizusSparkles]

@@KellyRossouw I came here to suggest he try this as another dabble and dive project.

[@Myst9066]

@@superfund42 there’s always a reason to buy a cricut! Opens up a lot of possibilities. I also use mine for stencils a lot for wood burnings

[@nighteclipse1045]

I learned how to do wood burning when I built my own tool box and my any-where chair in my shop class. It is so fun! I am so glad to see it here.

[@susansfd3889]

Sandpaper, an eraser in drawing and painting can be as important and/or more so. And when it comes to wood that means sanding and removing marks or (works well on staining and colorants) softening them with intention, with the right tools. Going back and forth, adding dermal work and more burning, can take things even further. Thanks, and Keep the fun coming Jazza!

[@alittlebitsavage9783]

I started dabbling in woodburning last week and I love it so much!! The smell of the wood burning, seeing it appear on the wood...so satisfying. The bullet tip is my favourite too

[@kriscook2423]

I am very jealous of how good your practice work looked. The last time I messed with wood burning didn't look so good. I want some wood rounds to make viking shields, lol. So, for Americans you can get a cheap wood burner at Walmart, Hobby Lobby, or Lowe's/Home Depot. You will never get the scent of burning wood out of your sinuses. Use bare wood with no treatment cause the chemicals will be very bad while burning. You might want to do this outdoors or at least in well ventilated area. I still remember what it smelled like and it's been like 7 years or so. I'm not expert but this is the information I can pass on. Good luck. I need to go to town and get a new wood burner now.

[@d3vin301]

this is awesome, when I was a kid in the 90's i loved woodburning art as gifts for family members.

[@matthewsconnor8075]

I’ve been anticipating this video, I’m so stoked I was awake to be able to watch it so soon after it was posted

[@sister.m.joanhenderson8860]

Wood burning is my personal favorite medium. I've been working with it for about 25 years now. My favorite tip is the Calligraphy tip. The softer the wood and the least amount of visible grain works best. Adding a little water color is also fun when the image just cries out for color.

[@Sketchitect]

Didn't think that it was possible to draw with fire, before watching this amazing video!

[@bisalisastudio]

It sure is. And extremely fun and satisfying. I’ve been doing it as a job!!

[@Sketchitect]

@@bisalisastudio It's so fun when doing hobby as job

[@Raleford]

For the log slice that got too dark, you could do a couple passes of sanding to lighten it up a bit

[@scythixs7663]

That Watcher piece was honestly amazing, i loved it

[@nallerious2766]

I love that creativity. Running in all directions. Unstoppable.

[@carrie4910]

Looks amazing 🤩 The Watcher one looks mysterious and slightly concerning…100% do NOT want to meet a Watcher. You never disappoint

[@elijahmoore1691]

I love how you just jump into it no wasted time it felt awesome! Keep it up

[@VerhoevenSimon]

I've been tempted to get one of these sets myself, and having watched this certainly didn't help to reduce the inclination.

[@bisalisastudio]

It’s super worth it. I loveeee Woodburning. Addictive for sure haha. I used to go around burning my furniture as a kid.

[@rowanwalker-gilman723]

It is amazing to me that he can try something for the first time and create something amazing. He is so talented!!

[@koobsart]

ive done a similar thing before on my channel and it was so much fun honestly and the effect looks awesome afterwards too :D

[@bisalisastudio]

There’s something about drawing on wood versus paper. Feels like a bigger creation doesn’t it? I love it!!

[@koobsart]

@@bisalisastudio yes ikr it just feels so beautiful and awesome

[@JFed-9]

I love all the artwork that doesn’t necessarily have a destiny to be hung or displayed. Artistry simply for the sake of spontaneous creation. It’s a strangely freeing feeling.

[@jozumakii]

seeing jazza mess around with fire always instills a slight panic in me, like he's gonna burn his shop down LMAO nah i'm jk we love you jazza

[@candykills5756]

The story of the "Watcher" should either be a book or movie as well it sounded like it would be such an awesome plot for a movie or book!

[@bella-vg9dt]

He's an amazing artist plus a great storyteller like how imaginative

[@jesuslovesyou2616]

Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 🧑‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏿‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓👨🏻‍🌾🧑🏻‍🎓👩🏿‍🎓

[@rachelstirling724]

I loved this as a pyrographer and woodworker! Loved seeing how excited you got and how much fun you had with this! Fun fact: torching the wood is also a way to finish wood, as well. Well done! I'd love to see you do more woodcraft!! 😊

[@NightmareBecca]

I would love to read a webtoon or a story about the watchers in the Watchwood Forest. Edit: I have to go read about his world ASAP. I definitely see the king as a villain, he’s so egotistical, and the watcher in the second piece as a hero or “antihero”.

[@no_damsels6550]

I literally grew up watching jazza, ever since I new what yt was I would watch his videos, it's like he's apart of my childhood now and it's so nice coming back here once in a while :)

[@scorpion4894]

The art and video are literally fire.

[@STICKYArt]

Lol 😂 noice

[@blackharmonics4518]

I do this a lot at work. It's a fantastic form of art. And it smells good 💜

[@acc45460]

That tiny Kasey Golden clip made me think about how fun a collab between her and Jazza could be.

[@4Rgames]

Hi Google

[@jesuslovesyou2616]

Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 🧑‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏿‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓👨🏻‍🌾🧑🏻‍🎓👩🏿‍🎓

[@kyrahexx]

I had a woodburning class in highschool and also did some woodburning in a workshop at a place I lived for a few months. As a tip, some mistakes can be corrected or at least partially corrected with sanding. That's one of the reasons it's good to burn lightly then trace back over it. This also makes an easier path for darkening the lines without getting sucked into the lines of the grain as much bc of the different hardnesses of each ring which is what can cause lines to come out looking splotchy and uneven

[@samo4790]

Man could make a whole anime with his stories lmao

[@leopoldinedeisl7313]

We used to do that in Elementary school and that video brought back memories. Thank you.

[@spiritsragegura3425]

It’s so cool seeing how much Jazza’s story telling has gotten better. His older origin stories for OCs felt semi cliché or forced but now all his story telling sound so unique and professional.

[@flabbergasted6231]

When I was a kid I used to watch my dad do wood burning all the time and I loved the smell of it so much and thought it was so cool I really wanted to try it. So I asked him and he let me do it. Of course he supervised. I ended up making a really cool rose and then I painted it and gave it to my mom as a gift. It is still hung up in her office to this day. I'm still proud of it. I want to do more wood burning. I loved it I've always loved drawing and always been good at drawing and this was just a more fun version of drawing to me. I used the angled tip that you showed off. He had other ones I could have used but I chose that one because I liked that it had a pointed tip that I could make fine points with and with the flat part I could make thicker lines. Plus, I used markers and things like that with the same angled tip all the time so I figured I was used to that type of tip. I wish I could share my wood burned rose in this comment. That would be cool!

[@itsmikehayden]

After all the times I've been dragged through Home Goods, Michael's, and every craft and home store known to mankind... That Sunder piece you dabbled with was awesome! I'd much rather that hang in the house than something stupid written in glitter about it just being a half bath so don't get naked or whatever.

[@KarahKat]

I've done wood burning before. it is hard but really cool because it looks so unique compared to other art

[@nefertitimontoya]

"If this is my dabble, it's time to dive" would be SO cool as a reoccurring catchphrase :D

[@samwood9365]

It's impossible on how he does his spectacular art. No matter what he's using to me it seems like he's never done a bad drawing.

[@spuggei]

Another tutorial For us Adults with the Greatest Adult of all time just to keep our inner child alive

[@malkavthejester]

I loved all three of those things. The one you did of the Watcher looked like he was trying to remain invisible in the woods, the better to watch. And man, you can tell a story.

[@boogster8607]

would you ever consider trying the traditional Ukrainian art of pysanky? it involves using a stylus of melted beeswax and writing it onto an egg, then dyeing it, waxing again, and repeating. You can make any design you want, doesnt have to be traditional and you dont have to have slavic origins to partake or anything. It takes a lot of patience and skill and i think it would be fun if you wanted to try :)

[@kinashy8863]

Also he could try many different ways to dye it so it'll be fun. In my home it was kid's job to decorate eggs and we were using paint

[@boogster8607]

@@kinashy8863 yeah it would be a fun little video in time for easter and in support of ukraine :)

[@DesignByKirk]

I went to an art camp when I was younger. we did stained glass, stone carving and wood burning (among other things). It was all so much fun and I learned a lot, but wood burning was my favorite! I knew you'd eventually get around to this, Jazza, and I'm glad that day has finally come!

[@AnchoredArtDesigns]

Wow! Such a fun idea! Would love to try something like this for my channel, though it would be a step up in danger lol 😂

[@Chaos_God_of_Fate]

This is kinda how I got into laser engraving/cutting. Now I'm obsessed and starting a little business lasering. It's not exactly the same thing but it's very similar and I love the precision you get with lasers!

[@estaticethan1752]

I am starting to love this series about all kinds of different art mediums and see how you would apply to them and what you can do with them. Although, I am a bit concern for your safety this video.

[@jesuslovesyou2616]

Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 🧑‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏿‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓👨🏻‍🌾🧑🏻‍🎓👩🏿‍🎓

[@l.n.4929]

Always listen to the wood. If something doesn't seem to work or get stuck, mostly there is a reason for it, forcing it won't bring the wanted effect. The grains give a piece character and if it is possible to include the specifics of the kind of wood and its natural colour or quality, there is so much to win for a final piece.

[@frankierzucekjr]

This was really cool. I'd love to see what you could do with different wood stains now. Wear gloves tho, your hands will thank you lol.

[@jesuslovesyou2616]

Jesus Christ died for your sins please repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand 🧑‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👨🏿‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓🧑‍🔬🧑🏻‍🎓👨🏻‍🌾🧑🏻‍🎓👩🏿‍🎓

[@OnaiwaGamon2004]

I love when you create art for the TableTop Time stories! It'll be so cool if you make some more art for them as time goes on, this was so fun to watch! 😁💕

[@fairusrio]

Amazing result as usual. But who let Jazza play with blowtorch without adult supervision?

[@murphygreen8484]

And no gloves?!?

[@vincentThe_oil]

mot me freaking out when jazza literally just credited kasey golden bc she’s been my idol my entire life and heavily inspired my art style back in 6th grade

[@Julia_Mwa]

Guys… who let him play with fire again?

[@shannonsmith924]

Yay! You tried wood burning! It’s so much fun and quite satisfying. Yours looks pretty high end quality. The one my cousin and I bought you felt the heat through the plastic and felt like you were going to burn yourself just by holding it. Would recommend getting gloves for it. And careful not to drop the tools. I burnt my favorite blanket in an attempt to be comfy but have fun burning epic pictures. Also! I love that you’re doing roleplays. That was my favorite thing to do as a kid. Creating stories and improving all the story dialogue creating something amazing! It’s like acting but without all the budget needed.

[@stay_curious]

Your videos are amazing! But I really struggle when you do the end and there's alot of rapid movement and flashing. It's not great for people with epilepsy or photosensitivity 😥

[@SteakstixAnimations]

I like how hew drew the chisel tip with the chisel tip

[@matthiasmarchall9132]

yoooo

[@lairdyoung3396]

3rd

[@KegaB3]

Damnit

[@tabzanimations8472]

Darn

[@skyubu]

meow

[@cacklebarnacle15]

Those burning tools would lend well to this drawing method used a lot in nature sciences, where you have an outline and then everything else is dots. Lines closer to the light and the viewer are thinner, lines further away from the light and from the viewer are thick. The dots grow closer together, the more the area is in shadows or further away from the viewer.

[@paperghost1490]

Wood burning is fun it's such a nice medium plus you can technically burn with more than just wood such as leather, cork, thick watercolor paper, bone, ect.

[@drawingdummy9572]

We can all agree that Jazza earned his crown as king of art

[@NotOnLand]

Just a tip, oil paints thinned with linseed or mineral oil are great for staining wood. You color it while preserving the grains, and when it dries it helps to preserve it

[@MegaKellyschannel]

You know it's going to be a great craft when the ideas hit like hail before a thunderstorm!

[@artknotfood]

The first one (Sunder) should be a bar tavern sign !!!

[@gemini1005]

I absolutely LOVE wood burning. It's so fun and can do so many things with it. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@marshalepage5330]

Wood burning is where I started because we had a lot of large fires out in the countryside. I enjoy coloring the wood with alcohol markers.

[@twocheeky]

I just want to say first of all, thank you. I found you years ago, i dont recall from where but you had collaborated with another youtuber and I recognised the accent and had to check you out. Through you I found drawfee who are currently my favourite channel, they bring me a lot of joy and i may not have found them because of you. When i found your channel I watched your content religiously. This was around the time when you were drawing monsters in 3D with the oculus. I kind of grew out of your content when i took a huge blow to my art self esteem. I stopped watching all art content on youtube but recently i came back because I started making art again and honestly i am really enjoying your content again. You seem to be really enjoying making these more tactile things and it really comes through and makes super enjoyable content