Art with "Clay Boards" is INSANE!!

[@monty4336]

"I look at what others do, and steal their ideas." Spoken like a true artist. 😄

[@TheBlakus420]

It doesn't matter what art style or community, we all do it some 😅

[@bryceneuberger3460]

For the large clay board I would just like to see Jazza continue to show us whatever he's currently passionate about

[@chidoryyy1579]

i think its valheim lol

[@Skeazix]

So... A dragon.

[@stephanieplata3743]

yes. :)

[@mo-zc2ru]

Lame

[@Narra0002]

Same

[@RemedyOfOverwrought]

The fact that jazza can just sit there and play with drawing items and make a masterpiece is still insane 🤙🏽

[@lynnedoyle3654]

Exactly. Well put.

[@Pehmokettu]

I remember 10+ years ago when some website gave professional artists some cheapest kid's drawing stuff and asked the artists to create masterpieces with them. Everyone of them was able to create something amazing proving that it is not about the materials and it is just pure skills.

[@HG-wl2fm]

@@Pehmokettu I mean I think that materials have a big part to play for most people being able to create something amazing but the true masters can do that with anything and that’s the difference.

[@drshin9893]

Masterpiece!?! I’d hate to see what you consider just good or hell… bad

[@su-she9225]

​@@drshin9893 You don't even share your own content 💀

[@Chet_Thornbushel]

I bet a watery scene would be really cool with this. Maybe a river waterfall pouring down into a deep blue lake with some cool splashes and bubbles and some sort of wildlife. It seems like that would lend itself well to the medium because you could get so many glossy highlights with all the wetness!

[@funforall9741]

Honestly if you look at the mountains in the first piece it looks exactly like a raging sea

[@luc4856]

A series of Jazzas favourite/craziest mediums revisited would actually be really cool.

[@aeon123go]

this is the thing

[@BarakMirimi]

I totally agree with that!

[@Narra0002]

Definitely

[@amandaterrio4823]

Great idea!

[@Alicefors1997]

yes!! agreed.

[@lowonlife]

Idea for an artwork: "Lair of the Spider Queen" ...looks like you can get some nice webbing effects with a scouring sponge

[@babysnake861]

i second this. great idea!

[@joshlewis8860]

Neato

[@selahr.]

This sounds excellently dark and mysterious

[@Professor_Brie]

Oh my gosh that would be so cool!!!

[@pick2206]

yes!

[@HeisenbergFam]

"I have no idea what im doing" honestly impressive how you make this art without following guides, tutorials

[@zygoatindustries]

Yo it's that guy off Ryan George

[@oshit2874]

@@zygoatindustries and corridor crew! how is he everywhere

[@zygoatindustries]

@@oshit2874 i keep seeing him

[@gracewilson3895]

Considering all the different effects you can achieve with this clay board stuff… One artwork using different mediums to showcase the 4 elements?😃 Maybe even with a dragon in each element?! Ooooo or one giant dragon walking through them all that sort of “shape shifts” and melds into whatever particular element it’s in.

[@Matteo-1]

🤩 The first one is literally one of my favourite Jazza art pieces ever! 😆

[@mrhogan2612]

Literally thinking the same thing. Jack of all art trades, master of... Al art trades. FML xD. The work put in over the years really shows when looking at how he tackles new medium... Media... Mediums... Medii?! I'M OUT, I QUIT!

[@Zero.0ne.]

Same. His talent suits the clayboard really well.

[@Hxtchet24]

Omg it's so nice!! Jazza has so much artistic talent that it inspires me to keep making art!

[@kayleighbennett3668]

I love how humble jazza is. He is a 'professional' artist that always seems amazed when he makes a good piece of art

[@Roozyj]

The better you get at art, the more critical of your own work you tend to be. So for Jazza to say he's really proud of something means he's surpassed his own, probably high, expectations of himself. Though I guess his expectations are a bit lower when he's trying out a new medium, because he doesn't know yet what he/it can do.

[@FlamingGiant575]

The Valheim scene is really pretty. I'm a sucker for pretty landscapes. I wanna feel it, as I also love art with a bit of physical texture.

[@larksie]

Yeah alright, I guess today IS the day to "like" a video even though basically never do. Please do come back to clayboards - I'd love to see a whole video dedicated to one piece on a clayboard! It looked really satisfying to do and like it worked very naturally with the graphic side of your style.

[@Mel-mu8ox]

art for the sake of art is fun, but its not a powerful as a piece that projects an emotion or message. the one with 'imposter syndrome' is so relatable, it really hits deep. would be nice to have a mix project pieces as well as playful fun 'art for the sake of art'

[@wolfe675]

Jazza helped me understand that it ok to not be great at art just do what makes you happy

[@charliemulls]

Exactly

[@maryatta5330]

Do another Valheim art with the third clay board! ❤Something like ship traveling through the ocean when the sun is setting, or maybe another nightsky where you see the big branches in the sky reaching everywhere you look, or perhaps the meadows at dawn where the sun shines brightly and couple necks are hanging around a river 😊

[@RealAndySkibba]

Jazza tries something for the 1st time => masterpiece. Incredible talent

[@Vickie-Bligh]

This just shows what a phenomenal artist you are, Jazza. Gorgeous.

[@christinac.8765]

All i can ever say is “wtf jazza” He makes anything & everything out of nothing. Been watching him since he started and he never fails to amaze me 💕

[@ladyofcrows]

Do a dragon attacking a castle on the big clayboard! I feel like that's iconic Jazza content right there. I think there's lots of opportunities to experiment with texture on a piece like that, especially with stone, fire, and scales. And you can never have enough dragons in your life. :)

[@breesiekisslyn312]

I really want to see Jazza do another video on clay boards. You could tell how much fun he was having and it’s such an interesting medium!

[@allizbest]

This was so satisfying because it works SO WELL with your intuitive art approach. Would love to see you do a comic book character in the older comic styles

[@bjlbernal]

I was introduced to scratchboard and leather carving art in the 90s. A lot of this translates over. Being able to color the board first gives more variety to the scene that can be produced.

[@selenaW_]

Jazza...your art always impresses me. You know no boundaries. Your work is effortless and beautiful. From the landscape to the viking...wonderful. Purple is my favorite color, could you do an all purple inspired work please. Love all that you share with us. Thank you for that. Much love. And thanks for the inspiration.

[@tsirakura1684]

Please do this again. Seeing you have so much fun making such incredible works was amazing

[@nicholaskarako5701]

A family portrait using clay board with ink and acrylic paint would be nice. Maybe even incorporate all your family pets, because that's face they are just as much part of the family as your own children.

[@AmpersandArt]

Thanks for putting it to the test! Love the artwork you made! And you even showed us new things with Claybord. It’s just so versatile.

[@ZaneLear]

I had a few ideas for the big clay board. 1. Jazza Family - Well if you're alright with doing a family style portrait, don't forget to add Pike. [well if that is the name of your horse] 2. Jazza Painting Jazza, Painting Jazza - Kinda like an infinite loop of you doing a self portrait about you doing self portrait about you doing self portrait lol. 3. You plus all of your crew members past and present - Could do a big piece with you and everyone you've worked with and or still work with. 4. Future Jazza - What would future Jazza look like, will he be an android, will he be part Kangaroo or king of the world? 5. Where is Jazza? - Kind of like a where is Waldo but Jazza, if not for this clay board you could probably do something like this in a future video as well! Alright those are some ideas! Can be also used for other videos as well, since who knows if it might be to hard for some of these to be done on a clay board.

[@iamnotvicky4135]

As we all know that jazza is into drawing Dragons "a little bit too much" I would like to see him draw another one on that board and lets make it very detailed and a closeup.❤

[@Itchytooth.]

Omg jazza please come back to this! This was so fun to see and I'd LOVE to see you do a dragon themed artwork with a clayboard!

[@ninav3454]

Can you try makeup artistry, please? I found it fascinating how people from artistic backgrounds have completely different perspective on makeup art, even the once who have never done it before. Would be cool to see

[@daseagreenpotatoes4653]

Truly speechless! Sometimes I forget just how talented you are to just pick up a new art medium and smash out an incredible artwork. Some of my favourites ever!!! Keep up the amazing work!

[@natashiastubblefield2130]

These are seriously some of my favorite pieces Jazza’s done!! ❤

[@drakenclough8416]

I love how this man does art he doesn't only do digital and traditional he goes out there and tries to find more styles of art to try and he always does trial and error and he always gives us these videos of his journey figuring out this new art style he learned while not on camera he tries it over and over and over again

[@GassyGoat]

I want more clay board! It was so fun to watch!!

[@Zero.0ne.]

He actually got me to smash the like on the outro. One of my favorite Jazza videos ever.

[@infinitivez]

How about a clay board of a Darksoulsish knight facing off a bone dragon? I think you could really use that scratch white to a big advantage on the bones!

[@Felinusfish]

You absolutely should come back to this! These are some of my favourite art pieces from you, I would absolutely love to see you create a Viking war almost frozen in time with these clayboards. It's almost thematic considering during that time period, they would've most certainly have used clay for many things in daily life, such as pottery and tableware.

[@IsaacTeo411]

"I am confused, and when I'm confused I look up what other people are doing and steal their ideas" 😂 Jazzas basically a computer scientist

[@slateportraichu5416]

The first piece is so menacing. I love it! And the second one turned out fantastic too!

[@Sharklops]

those acrylic inks can be awesome used through an airbrush on miniatures too. Basically spray them black or dark gray, hit them with a zenithal highlight, then give color tints with all the shading with the inks.

[@ceevee3969]

2 minutes in and all I can think is how deeply I have missed your dabble and dives!! Really fun video already! ❤❤

[@1z34t7]

First

[@Maxh628]

No u wernet

[@doggoranger4016]

I love how everyone says first, when there not

[@1z34t7]

It showed me i was First I'm not 100% surten

[@MrCatTheBlack]

For me, the clay board seems like it would be best served using a sort of wispy artwork, where you can take an image and add a lot of wisps and flowing items. Either that, or take some sandpaper to areas of color to make the scratch-marks feel less like unrefined line art. I mean, unrefined line art is a nice ascetic if used properly, but evening out scratches would also increase the number of styles you can use.

[@-sumeremus-]

Super stoked to see Valheim, as it's become an obsession these days. The game is truly beautiful and the art you made does it supreme justice. Absolute amazing work! Maybe for the big piece, you could do the sea serpent, or whatever your favorite creature from the game is.

[@nicolelavigne1700]

Those both look so awesome! It's like take the scratch board idea to the next level and ramping up the versatility. So cool. I'd love to see what you so making something much brighter, cheerier and less moody, like maybe a bright and happy forest scene, fairies, or something.

[@grigeroz]

Please do the burning skull! Like in the etching video! That skull looked friking cool!

[@csilluss02]

I really love those whispy lines on the mountains, it's almost as if you can see the wind blow the snow around! Really nice piece!

[@mirkoyannick]

you inspire me SO MUCH. this was dope, mad respect for always shooting in the dark and somehow sticking the landing...woah.

[@pawsnpipes7493]

That viking portrait was AWESOME!

[@Xenial_Lizzie]

This is like..cave drawing 9.0. Jazza, you're just a magical version of my inner artist: a junk drawer of talent & skill. I think you're my spirit artist 🥰 love you, be well, and keep shining.

[@Sosukz]

Sometimes I forget that Jazza is an incredible artist. Bravo for a first time that was amazing!

[@MarthaFlowers-e5k]

This just shows what a phenomenal artist you are, Jazza. Gorgeous.. These are seriously some of my favorite pieces Jazza’s done!! .

[@stargirl7646]

7:20 wow this is SUCH a different look than your normal work but it looks so cool!

[@HAL_NOVEMILA]

David Terrill has an excellent demonstration about claybords that really shows the potential of the medium!

[@xxPenjoxx]

My husband is a huge Valheim fan. He is autistic and loves the feeling of the game. Just being immersed in the beauty of it. I was glad they introduced a pause mechanism to the game because he would forget to eat or sleep! Recently, we've been replaying Breath of the Wild in anticipation for the new Zelda Tears of the Kingdom next week. Loved the art pieces, it looked like you had a great time creating it too

[@hardly_harlie]

omgggg I never get to Jazza's videos early. Since I'm across the pond, it always comes up hours late. thank goodness its a slow overnight shift tonight. 😄

[@Sharklops]

5:57 - that campfire looks AWESOME with this technique

[@Bubby13]

I really want Jazza to do his cartoon character/ logo and make the background all of the colors. Kind of like tide-die.

[@erinmar13]

cuz of the purple stripe across the eyes, i really thought you were doing a donatello artist/turtle mashup. i REALLY love the way that final piece came out. love the splashes of color, the textures you get from the inks drying in different thicknesses and bubbles popping.

[@tiffertoes86]

I've never used a regular claybord but I do really enjoy aquabord for Watercolor :) it is really fun and exciting to work on, glad we got to discover it with you!

[@PhilipLentocha]

Amazed that you are ever amazed at your results. There have been so few of your videos where your result was not amazing even with first time using the medium.

[@elisepicard13]

I have done many airbrush paintings on clay boards using doc martin watercolor inks. The ink goes down smoothly and allows you to add details by scratching and using water to pull back some of the color and then you can add layer after layer with the air brush. The butterflies i did turned out fantastic ❤

[@weirdo8643]

The talent you have is just so amazing!! Yet another fantastic work of art. For the large board, maybe a fairy fantasy land in the forest with a waterfall and mushroom houses. Or a very colorful under water scene with corals, jellyfish, and a sea turtle.

[@Robberator]

This is such a perfect medium for Jazza. He can put a million things on it, but he's still able to pull them back. It's a great for experimentation, but he can fall back on it when he goes overboard.

[@Artz_by_M]

If you use the large one you should show us your feeling with it, it's really cool when people base their pieces on a big mood like your passion for art or something :)

[@tabse21u]

Oh wow that second piece! Amazing! It feels like Jazza but a new direction. Love it.

[@gilmoregirl4]

Not only do you make awesome art videos, but you are also a wonderful comedian as well. I don't think there's a single one of your videos that I have not thoroughly enjoyed!

[@addy_j_art]

The first vid I watched of yours was 8 years ago, and I have always and will always come back to your videos. You are quite literally one of my favourite if not my favourite KZbinr. You are so amazingly talented, I just wanted to say thank you for everything you have done for the community :)

[@ChibiChula]

I just looked into clay boards a few weeks ago and didn't find much on them. 😩 Suddenly they magically appear on Jazza's channel! 👀 Awesome job showing us what can be done with these! 😆👍 I loved the results. 😍

[@roswithaprochazka912]

This reminds me: when I was a kid, my mum used to pour small slabs of gypsum, paint them, and then scratch in a pattern or picture. I remember that we made a couple as easter decorations (with flowers, bunnies, birds on them). Seems like the general idea of this has been around for quite a long time.

[@19Billebob94]

I love the mood of this piece. Watching the process and seeing the art emerge from the dark was almost more satisfying than seeing the final result!

[@jjcymbolic]

Coming back to watch Jazza and this has speedily become one of my most favorite videos. SO much fun to see art be created and you having fun doing it!

[@sophialejtman5504]

That last masterpiece is the true authentic "obnoxious yet consistent" awesomeness we came for. Jazza does it again! Now take it over to insert art and have a competition for coolest piece.

[@psgamer9373]

This is one of the best and most satisfying videos I have seen on your channel

[@Udhwbwhe]

I think it would be cool if Jazza drew a phobia for the big clay board, like fear of spiders (arachnophobia) or fear of the dark or nighttime (nyctophobia)

[@fralinsandfriends]

That's gorgeous. The 3 dimensional effect of the mountains and house are so fine. The lines are actually engraved. 😃😃👋👋💖💖

[@onlyart4943]

Jazza is by far the master of art. All of it. All mediums. Amazing!

[@R.M.MacFru]

Wow! Those were fantastic! ♥️ I loved the berserker feel of that second one. Idea for the big one...how cool would a lightning storm look!

[@Morgan_Rt]

For the other clayboard I would love to see a dishonored 2 piece! With Corvo Attano and Emily Kaldwin. The dark tones of dishonored would fit the clayboard so well. Thanks Jazza!

[@kraznia]

Would be cool to see a landscape interpretation of the game board you built in a similar style as this video, maybe a focus on the spire. That game board was absolutely stunning!

[@jonny555ive]

This was TOTALLY AWESOME Jazza..... It really took on a 3D effect when you came back and did more colors after scratching..... I REALLY want to do this BUT, I can't even draw stick figures well.... Oh well such as life, I have to live vicariously through you and other artists. Thanks for opening my eyes to a new way of doing art. Take care and stay safe, ~Jonny5🥁

[@Chris-wn6sc]

Wow, that piece turned out so gorgeous!

[@tinathedeity366]

Make something space related! The inks are layering gorgoeously and I bet sharp highlights would work amazing with dark and bright colours of space! Maybe a supernova and a space station? Lonely astronaut gazing at the exploding sun? That would be so cool.

[@kruuger]

as a valheim player that was increddible! felt like it was strait out of the game. great work Jazza

[@Dreamheartcat]

Your the only KZbinr where I actually remember to like every video. Some I like just because the way you ask for likes doesn’t bore me to tears and makes me laugh instead.

[@neonmoon8356]

I love the multimedia approach you can use with the boards. Really tactile, having fun with both brushes and sculpting tools.

[@callumlightfoot2661]

I know you do a lot of jokers, but the joker would look sooo good on the big clay board with pen ink and alcohol ink.

[@almagill]

In the early eighties I was given a stack of photographic paper that had been dropped on the lab floor and was just 'waste'. I found it was great to draw on with inks, took colours well and, best of all, you could come back at it with a blade and scrape back the surface for highlights or corrections. Now I *need* some clayboards as they look as if they perform the same way, only better.

[@chickenofthelord4052]

The final masterpiece looks like one of those hot block colored comic book posters from the 90's. And for the big clay board, you can make an art of God of War or Until Dawn's wendigo. That'd look so good with the highlighted effect. Love your work, brother!

[@RyanJobbagyFineArt]

Claybord is popular with airbrush artists who use transparent mediums. You are able to scratch and glaze repeatedly and achieve layers and layers of textures. Ideal for creating realistic fur and hair among other things. I vote for some type of airbrushed animal on the large claybord. I’m betting you would excel.

[@onbattogeijutsu]

The second I seen your sketch I knew it was Valheim related!! Also heavily addicted to the game 😂

[@AlishaDianeJordanOlin]

Do a clay board art piece that is 2 totally different environments that flow into each other...like above and below water or 2 sides of a portal. Thank you for sharing your excitement and love of art!

[@cassandraragnarsson3006]

So cool that Valheim has come all the way to australia, and has become so successfull. It's made by Iron Gate who is located in a town called Skövde in Sweden. I just wanted to share, thought it was kinda cool since I live there, so I'm a little proud :D

[@snowball_from_earth]

I love the Valheim inspired artwork! The game is great, it gives so much freedom!

[@GothicHobbit]

Since this medium did so much better than expected, I'd love to see you juxtaposed that with a medium you've expected to work well and have been underwhelmed by for the followup board.

[@piajander8921]

Valheim is such a beautiful game. The lighting feels so real. It's fun to see your inspiration working well.

[@dogstarlite]

Since it's May, I'd love to see you do a Mermay piece on the large clayboard! Your first two attempts were AWESOME, and I bet you could get some lovely water textures with the alcohol inks and using the scraper for highlights!

[@hanahahmad]

This is honestly really really cool i love the texture so much

[@thewritebrooke]

This is very cool! I would love to see Jazza use the big clayboard to make a really detailed fantasy landscape with dragons - maybe even set up like the mobile games where you have a few members of your team against a few enemies and take turns attacking. It would be a painting of a video game(?)

[@antoinelinder1417]

Would love to see you playing even more with the texturing potential of that in a next video. Like scraping surfaces and inking them back, also maybe pouring some resin in the cracks or something like that, anyway I love what you do

[@DrunkinChaos]

Would love to see a mixed medium cyberpunk piece. I could really see you be able to get some interesting textures and highlights in this genre.