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[@Jazza]

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[@hidjiahdiosa]

goodvideo! you never disappoint

[@Isobelf]

Great video ! i allways look forward to your vids !

[@davidcarr5068]

It was a pleasure teaching @Jazza how to blow glass. I'm very proud of what he managed to achieve especially in the 4 hours he had to do it 😊. Even better it's really nice to see how his products came out, and how his daughter reacted to the kitty cat 🐈. This is an amazing video @Jazza keep up the good work 💯 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Error_sans_1025]

great video jazza! also i just got your artist pack and it is AMAZING! love what you do have a nice day!

[@jazziworld005]

You looks Adorable in Beard,Beard really suits you, Please grow your Beard❤❤❤❤

[@davidcarr5068]

It was a pleasure teaching @Jazza how to blow glass. I'm very proud of what he managed to achieve especially in the 4 hours he had to do it 😊. Even better it's really nice to see how his products came out, and how his daughter reacted to the kitty cat 🐈. This is an amazing video @Jazza keep up the good work 💯 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@corenchidori]

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[@corenchidori]

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[@chaver28]

does bath aqua glass still under pay their staff??

[@marcoyounger]

That looks so fun! Great teaching!

[@melinaalba63]

Damn, only 4 hours!?

[@iiruniaalice1764]

I really love this "jazza tries... for the first time" series with crafts professionals, really hope to see one where he does leather work

[@torejorgensen5344]

Maybe a big project like making his wife a saddle, or maybe just a picture of carved leather decorated with paint and maybe leafgold?

[@fancyfilly8]

Yes, I love the learning from "master"

[@cheyenneyoon4353]

Same it’s been really neat to see you try new mediums, new ways/types of art. I look forward to seeing what you create

[@corenchidori]

💙

[@Petra123231]

Agreed❤🎉

[@chlorisc6078]

Jazza's the only art youtuber that does everything. From sculpting to glass blowing and of course, painting. Thank you Jazza for entertaining us with you creativity. Edit: I'm sorry for the spelling mistake I fixed it.

[@zombine64]

Well the Art that is allowed on KZbin. There's probably some types of art he can't show.

[@Vibing_35]

@DontReadMyProfilePicture.185npcs 💀

[@michaelparham1328]

Check out Evan and Kaitlyn. It's a different kind of channel, but they've done several of the same things Jazza experimented with. I'm sure lots of artists would love to do a video on every art form, but without the money and team that Jazza has, it's a lot less feasible. You'll probably notice he doesn't get into the really expensive arts until after his channel blew up.

[@4Rgames]

*everything

[@BuckyLeMonde]

@@michaelparham1328I was just about to recommend Evan and Katelyn too haha

[@ShewbieDoobieDoo]

My favorite thing about watching Jazza make art is that he always has fun making it. He really takes the "no mistakes, only happy accidents" philosophy of Bob Ross & applies it to every video. I love how he's not looking to completely master what he's doing in the video, he's just exploring the medium and learning with us. Thank you for all that you do, Jazza!

[@kory_misun]

Your bauble has a winter wonderland inside it, for sure! I hope Slim and Liz are proud of you. Your vase looks very much like a planet forming!

[@kalieris]

Planet is exactly what I thought for the vase as well. It had a very cool primordial look to it.

[@nikkicooper5256]

Ever since I was a kid I always appreciated the art of glass blowing. I went to the Renaissance festival with my mom and dad and there was a glass blowing booth I seriously spent 2 hours watching 😂 it truly is a beautiful art form. And I love that you finally did a video on it. Can't wait to show my son, he loves your videos too 😊

[@JuriAmari]

The glass blowing stall is always my first stop @ the Ren Faire. I’ve seen it several times but it never gets old! 😊

[@beesforbreakfast]

Slim’s an absolute legend. We’ve never met but I’ve heard so many great things from the Bristol art community

[@davidcarr5068]

Are you into glass as well or do you work with another medium? This is slim by the way 👍

[@jajsem1109]

I love, how Jazza had to be reminded, that the glass sausage is not edible.

[@MyRandom2Cents-wl9wq]

The forbidden sausage. 😂

[@aprilianindy3200]

Red hot sausage 😮

[@gwt_ducky]

Bros, a glizzy gobbler 💀

[@Brecornaut]

Anyone else think it would be cool to see Jazza make tabletop scenes out of lego? It may not overlap aesthetically, but I just really wanna see him play with lego!

[@gamemasterjj]

Don’t listen to this bot…..

[@gamemasterjj]

(Not the creator of this comment the don’t read my profile pic)

[@Peron1-MC]

yes there are so many creative ways to use lego pieces for detail :)

[@CapnLubeHandles]

moron @@gamemasterjj

[@najrenchelf2751]

Doesn't Jazza have a Tabletop YT channel of sorts?

[@i_am_kinda_unlucky]

They turned out really good!! And the look on your daughter's face after she got the glass cat is so wholesome

[@MiauxCatterie]

my aunt's been taking glassblowing classes and studio time for the last two years. it was a gift of classes for christmas that got her started. it's so fun watching people grow with glass in various ways. i definitely like the idea of melting glass rather than cutting it myself (for stained glass work). this was nice to watch! and also made me aware of just how cynical i am when jazza is so excited about everything and the colors and how things turn out. i need to attend to my inner critic again and i'm glad for the gentle reminder.

[@Aquana19]

Your Christmas ornament is so beautiful, I can totally see the winter wonderland and would definitely hang that up on my tree 😍

[@ashleyking6743]

I love the variety of things you try. Makes your vids always entertaining.

[@danielkrcmar5395]

I love how this channel has just become Jazza's way of justifying doing all the crazy things you want to do as a child but never had the money or permission to do. Don't change, this is great to watch.

[@cannibalbananas]

Love the vase. The smoke-swirling-up effect is gorgeous 😍 Also, super cool to see that the cat starts out as a bird. Amazing skills 👍

[@klairbaranek]

That is so adorable that you had someone make your daughter a glass cat!😍

[@sophialejtman5504]

Wow, having your own pieces to display is so special. Sweet dad moment for getting a kitten for his little girl. ❤

[@i_am_kinda_unlucky]

I love seeing you take on new challenges!! And I love seeing how they turn out!!

[@Cationna]

I wish we got more of an explanation of what's happening and why, more of the actual journey. I feel like we got to see some cool looking shots and the final results, but not much of a story. It's nice to look at, but I'm not gonna be coming back to rewatch, or remember anything in particular about this. I feel like it's a real shame, especially when Jazza's trying out such cool, unique techniques that not many people get an opportunity to explore. Maybe even if there wasn't much time to get a lot of footage at the workshop, it'd still be fun to have Jazza sit down and tell us about the experience step by step and have the tale be illustrated by the cool clips. I know these videos are edited for maximum reach, but it's cases like this when I really wish we got more meat on the bones of content, so to speak. And I think it might actually be more of a draw, too - I'm thinking of someone like Safiya Nygaard, who goes very much into longer form, meticulously well-researched and informative videos, often about taking on a new skill, and they get millions of views, and are praised for insane rewatchability, which I can vouch for. I realise her content is a polar opposite to Jazza's, especially with the direction the editing's taken lately, so I'm not advocating going for an extreme. I'm just saying, I come back to certain Jazza videos because I remember the story of it, and I believe that's ultimately what people get interested in.

[@ben_1]

You basically summed up my exact feeling. I might as well look at slims instagram instead of this video, there's nothing here. But I guess we - or at least I - no longer count to the target demographic of this channel.

[@doomstere.g352]

I agree, I would have liked at least a little explanation on what they're doing. Like I watched this video and still don't have a clue how they get colours in there.

[@slayer2450]

Glass blowing is just so fascinating

[@chrispet13]

Very fun to watch and cool creation process. I would have loved a longer version of the video with more details on working the glass and showing the progress! It felt a bit rushed.

[@Nightfury3200]

Woah, this video was so fascinating and beautiful! All of the glass art turned out gorgeously ✨ The ‘firestorm’ vase honestly reminded me a lot of a planet, very pretty swirling colors. If I had to choose a favorite though, probably the wintery bauble you made. It was stunning. Would definitely catch my eye if I was to pass by it in a shop 💕✨

[@michaelparham1328]

I hope this means a stained glass project is soon to come. Ironically it's a drastically different art form than blowing, but I'm loving it so far. I'll do glass blowing one day, but it's expensive and hard to find classes for such a dangerous art form.

[@israelvelez1546]

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[@ChantelleArts]

I visited the shop whilst I was in Bath and everything looked amazing! Quite pricey but you can see why ❤

[@womble901]

I hope that these creations come back to Australia safely!

[@AnimeByTheHour]

The vase looks amazing! 🤩 It looks like a sparkly outer space!

[@AmandaInEly]

I think one thing you have that i hadn't noticed is excellent focus. It's like yoga breathing. I loved watching you make that vase.

[@sammarithinang_pannarith]

That white frosted looking ornament looked amazing 😍 I want it 😠 Plz 🙏

[@anime_is_life8522]

Your videos always make me smile, you’re such an amazing KZbinr and I’ve been watching you for years and I never get bored of your content. You do amazing work jazza!

[@simpleOne2005]

The vase one with all the colors you did, looks like a storm that would be on a planet like Jupiter

[@MM-fe1ie]

Welcome to the UK hope you have a great time over here ❤

[@ninasmith1540]

It’s really great to see you in Blighty 🇬🇧 with your family. Hope you all had a great time travelling around the country. Bath Aqua Glass like Bristol Blue Glass both allow people to visit their sites in Bath and Bristol, it’s worth going. I believe that they also run courses. 🙂🇬🇧

[@nicolelavigne1700]

I've been to Bath Aqua Glass! Years ago now when I went to England I just randomly passed by and saw they had a sign own for demos that afternoon so I went. I then found a shop here in my city in Canada where I could take classes. You did a fantastic job! Great teachers guiding you. I don't know if you got to see or do it, but some of the craziest things for me with glassblowing are when you spin it 360 degrees to elongate the glass and using a thick wad of wet newspaper to shape the glass. It feels like the closest you can get to shaping the glass with your hand. You should try lampworking! It's small scale glass working using a table mounted torch and rods of glass to make things like marbles, beads, pendants, little sculptures, and even glass pens!

[@fatlizard_]

its really cool that you're trying all these different art mediums. i dont watch your videos much anymore but i see them pop up in my sub box from time to time. all the best to you

[@corenchidori]

thank you for the spin view of the tornado glass piece, looks fing Gorgeous!!

[@crystalchance9200]

Jazza's vase was so beautiful..... it reminded me of the galaxy

[@the_fresh_art]

Hi Jazza! Great as always.. pushing the limits and being different from sand art to sculpting to now glass blowing. Thank you for being an inspiring creator 😊

[@JennySantYT]

This look super cool! I have high respect for people who can do this. It takes a lot of skills.

[@Mlie]

Oh wow, that chaos vase is gorgeous!!!

[@karenritter2574]

It's beautiful, that turned out very pretty. The kitty is adorable.

[@aaishaismail5717]

Oh the bauble is GORGEOUS!!! Really love the colours

[@alexdye7194]

Your glass blown art is gorgeous! The vase you made reminds me of Jupiter ❤

[@embee7434]

I adore the episodes where Jazza highlights true masters of complex arts to facilitate him learning. Next could be glass beads and smaller glass work in the Jazza studio on the torch. Beautiful outcomes. So charming and exciting.

[@jdblhop]

For a first try at glass work you have done great Jazza, I use to make glass beads for jewellery and that was hard enough to learn especially when trying to blow a small amount of hot glass.

[@Sosukz]

Lots of love for Glass Art

[@shroomyk]

Glass is so magical. All of that crazy fire and heat makes something delicate and ethereal. I love the glass kitty.

[@maxday4991]

No way - you visited my home city! I can confirm the Bath Aqua Glass guys are legends, I have my bauble proudly hanging on my Christmas tree each year. Great video as always.

[@Chazzy0x0]

I got really excited at the mention of glassblowing in the UK and thought you were going to go to the National Glass Centre up in the North, I used to go visit there loads as a kid and just watch them blow and make glass, vases, paperweights, bowls etc It was always cool af to watch.

[@schoolForAnts]

YES!!! Finally something I actually do!! Glassblowing is such a fun challenge and so rewarding but it takes a lot of practice and effort.

[@davidcarr5068]

Hey, Slim here, what sort of pieces do you make?

[@schoolForAnts]

@@davidcarr5068 😱My local hot shot has a free beginner course for veterans that I am in so I am really just starting out, Mostly cups and vases so far, but I am starting to expand my horizons and learning some more artistic sculpting.

[@SirMasi]

"Are you in town for business or pleasure?" "Both!" 😁 Jazza's bauble and vase turned out pretty nice! I took a similar class out here in California and it was a ton of fun even though our pieces came out kinda lumpy. I highly recommend it to people that are willing to try new adventures!

[@megantillman2824]

Wow! You did such a good job!! I have taken a couple of shorter glass classes. It is not an easy thing to do at all. I would love to find a whole day class. So much fun!

[@merlinthewizard]

Your glass bauble was my favorite! The winter bottom was great, but I also really liked the blue drops on the top half!

[@HamCommy]

Sometimes I'll go through patches of pure panic when I don't do anything creative or artistic and binge watching Jazza's videos always lessens that anxiety for me, love you Jazza🫂

[@Eleebelle]

This is so beautiful... thank you Jaza for taking us with you on this amazing trip

[@slateportraichu5416]

I love seeing you doing something new=) All the items look so magical=) Love the kitty too=3

[@jackthemayor2518]

Saw a glass blowing demo at the Corning Museum of Glass, those guys make it look easy, but they said it took them years to get to a place where they could make that demo look effortless. Corning, NY is kind of in the middle of no where in rural New York, but its totally worth the trip if you want to see the history and science of glass making.

[@XanBos]

There is nothing better than hand blown glass! No matter what is being created, it’s always unique and one of a kind! I love that you got a chance to give it a try!

[@GerardMenvussa]

6:00 actually this one looks more like an ocean wave with sea foam, pretty cool :o

[@nochsta]

Perfect for an Aussie Christmas. :)

[@Pyremaniac]

YES I've been wanting to see you give this a go for years! So glad you did, and that you had fun! It's a beautiful art form and it never fails to astound me what wild, creative stuff people can do with glass. :)

[@karabearcomics]

Your daughter is precious.

[@P-Ian]

Hey Jazza, I recently got into VR, and got this idea. Since you have a VR headset and 3D printers, you could make a set of 3d printer armor for yourself or Shad. Of course purely cosmetic. You could make a mannequin of someone just by sketching with controller close to their body, and in programs like Gravity Sketch you have a scale indicator, and later export in 3d printable formats. Love the channel :)

[@charlarp]

I love seeing all these different craft trades that Jazza has tried because you really see how much talent the professionals have. This was amazing, I’ve always been fascinated with glass blowing and making

[@galacticwolf5234]

We live not far from Bath and never knew about this glass blower. Definitely going to check them out. Glad you had a great time in the UK and thanks for the amazing content 😊❤

[@bubbyanne2]

Gonna confess I’m extremely envious. Glass blowing ornaments and paperweights is a long time dream. I’ve made glass beads and glass colors don’t behave like you think they would., it’s not like mixing paint. Sometimes the colors react with each other and you get mud or you could get cool effects. Glass is a fickle mistress but so incredibly cool.

[@Arcanist_Gaming]

As an ex-stoner, I've always appreciated glass blowing and I envy you _enormously._ Unfortunately, heat is a bit too attracted to me and I should probably avoid being around molten glass lol

[@Corinabs]

The bubble ornament is really beautiful

[@Corinabs]

That wasn’t meant to be a reply but I’m too tired to fix it sorry

[@Arcanist_Gaming]

@@Corinabs It's ok, this happens to me all the time; at least you have the decency to admit it.

[@suzt7076]

Cool to see you working wi5 glass. I wish you had shown you actually making the bauble? The colour palette turned out great, but I would have liked to see footage of you making it. Nice work on the vase too.

[@piajander8921]

I almost went to school to be a glass blower. But I spent a couple of days in the glass school and the hot wasn't for me. One thing I made shattered because I couldn't get close enough to place is in the cooling "owen?" The teachers were used to teach over 3 years, so no hands on help and only an ugly blob to show. But it's not something everyone has tried, so it's still fun to have experienced it. Would love to try it again as a grown up and with someone like Slim as help.

[@MrWspf]

Your vase is gorgeous. It looks like a space storm

[@Emmatheratty]

jazza has used almost every art medium

[@lankytor6396]

It’s so beautiful!! I would love to try glass blowing someday. I have a gorgeous vase a friend gave me a few years ago, turquoise and so pretty

[@JuincyAI]

Now can we get Jazza doing smithing.

[@temporaldisplacement]

That's possible. I think stainless steel irridecant tig welding art might be a step too far though.

[@hraefn1821]

Bronze smithing would be amazing and easily accessible. From trinkets to statues and of course, blades.~

[@jamie69murphy]

How dare you come to the UK without seeing if I wanted to meet up for a pint! Love this video, thought your vase looked like a cosmic storm. Your daughter’s reaction to the kitty at the end was priceless.

[@Koebault]

I love how you have challenged yourself in some maaaaany different artistic medians.

[@jaspriest1997]

Jazza is just amazing at everything, and I credit it all to his outstanding can-do positive attitude ❤

[@Aarimous]

Fun to see you doing different things while on holiday. Cheers!

[@sladewilson9718]

I’ve always been fascinated with glass blowing and have been recommending this since I watched Too hot to handle 😂😂 brilliant❤ and my boy is in the home country too👍🏽

[@CoolPaDuke]

Oh my word Jazza, your bauble turned out GORGEOUS!

[@Skalld24]

I think you've discovered a hidden talent, Jazza! The stuff you made is gorgeous.

[@OhGoodieGumdrops]

Jazz, you really inspire me cause I would love to do and try all these art things you do everyday! I love so fun and creative!! Also seeing Blown Away, different glass museums, and just loving glass like that really makes me want to try so glass blowing too XD Thanks for keeping your KZbin alive for all these inspiring artists!

[@CursedMonkeyArt]

very cool stuff. I've seen live glass blowing once and it always seems like a very refined and difficult skill to master.

[@AbusiveExclusive]

I have a necklace from there! Such beautiful work. Bath is a lovely place. You gotta check out the roman baths while you're there! Good work on everything!

[@wandauriel]

This is one of the coolest things! I was in very similar place with on my school trip years ago, best day ever ❤

[@McSmurfy]

The show 'Blown away' on Netflix gave more respect to glass blowing and there's a risk and reward theme. Those helping Jazza with glass blowing, are some skilled people.

[@davidcarr5068]

Thank you

[@dianacourt377]

Awesome objects, i love the bauble you made, Jazza

[@Matt-1906]

Welcome to the UK Jazza!! Hope you and the family are enjoying your stay, I also visited Bath earlier this year, such a nice place. Did you visit the Roman Baths? Love the glass work pieces you created, yet another medium to add to your many talents !

[@adheremtmeat]

on your Christmas ornament I love the snow. effect it gave

[@Theravingranter]

We have a glass art museum semi close to where I live and there is also a store with all glass items for sale. They also do live free demonstrations of glass blowing and my grandma was so scared for the young man doing it because he had no gloves. Honestly glass blowing is the most metal art form ever 🤘

[@amywhigham4790]

That was very cool, Jazza! Love all your glass blown objects! 🥰💖 Especially the pink kitty 🐈 for your daughter! So very shiny! 🥰🤗 So adorable! Love the winter glass blown one also! 🥰

[@Bianca-x3s6o]

I love how jaza does so much every video it’s not only fun to watch but amazing to see how he does stuff!

[@saylork8547]

Glass art is always amazing! Great video! 👍

[@fugithegreat]

I myself always shoot for the tornado of chaos, and then feel extra pleased when it actually turns out looking lie something planned. 😂 My favorite is Jazza's bobble, it's so pretty!

[@Iceycube1404]

That Chaos vase is so beautiful! You should be proud of that :]

[@yellheahtris]

Slim knows the KZbin audience so well.. everyone wants to eat the molten glass.

[@nicholevimmerstedt6759]

I think the chaos vase looks like the surface of a planet and I’m here for it.

[@ktmal1681]

Oh man, that was so cool and awesome of the guys to fit you in on short notice. And they seemed like such great teachers. Loved the video, loved seeing masters at work, and the art was enjoyable as ever.

[@brikhouse22]

I've always wanted to learn how to blow glass ever since I saw Dale Chihuly on PBS when I was a kid. I've been into Murano glass recently and would love to go there to learn it.

[@brew.3032]

I’m SO excited for this video! I love glass art and have been hoping for so long that you’d give it a try

[@hraefn1821]

"Jupitor in a vase" is still chaotic Jazza. I see a storm in there. It's gorgeous mate.~ X3

[@ZevVeli]

I remember when I was taking my associate's degree I needed to take some classes to flesh out my schedule so I was considered full time, I took a glassblowing class. It was a lot of fun. I feel like glass is a really responsive media so you can get immediate feedback as to how you are doing with it. I made a bunch of dumpy shot glasses, and a couple of steins. For our final we had to make several glasses, one with a handle, one with bit-work, and one without a handle or bit-work, as well as a piece with color. I had tried to make a flame for my color piece but the glass pieces defused in the kiln. The handled glass I made was great, it had nearly straight sides, no included bubbles in the wall, the wall was a comfortable thickness, the handle was nearly perfect. Then while grinding the bottom flat on the grit-stone it caught an edge and was thrown out of my hand and shattered. I was so angry.