Painting with bleach is INSANE!

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[@drybonesky]

On the black backdrop it would super cool to see like the "Four Horsemen of the Artocalypse" where it's like all of them riding horses in their different styles with their iconic weapons but looking like the items you would use: "Sketch" = Death (Pencils) "Paintine" = Famine (Paints/Brushes) "Markwar" = War (Chisel Makers) "Bleachstilence" = Pestilence (Bleach/Brushes/etc.)

[@Hereismyhandlehereismystout]

This would be so cool!

[@TheSackOfCoins]

Great idea!

[@gutbucket6184]

This needs to happen

[@grannieannie1371]

I vote for this!

[@PaulaTheLittleOne]

Really hope he does this!!

[@kristofgriffin384]

"Painting with Poison" sounds like the name of a bad-ass metal song.

[@_TheMousies_]

Bruh inspiration intensifies

[@waylonstewart6642]

I agree

[@Michelleiscul]

Band name, called it.

[@KrakenEyeGaming]

Or just the tag line for any house painting company before lead was banned

[@Amandahugginkizz]

How about finger paint with poison?

[@Kefalion]

I loved all the clothes, including the ones Jazza called fails. There’s just something about art on clothing that elevates even simpler pieces into something awesome.

[@drimer01]

Agree, the comet one doesn't look like much in itself but while wearing it, it did look good.

[@sktls173]

I agree ☝️

[@aogasd]

I actually liked the vibes of the comet more than the hoodie for one, it just has pleasing tones even if the subject isn't tht clear

[@vonhousin4179]

@@drimer01 thats exactly my thoughts as well. Kind of weird just how much better it looked while wearing it than it did just sitting there.

[@peteratkinson4246]

No

[@briantomcollins]

DAMN IT MAN... that first landscape wasn't ruined at all. Looked like a fog settled. That was awesome... one thing i learned, never throw out yer mistakes. Come back at a later time and you may feel differently about it and turn it into something amazing.

[@TheRealComboacer]

I really enjoy how "back to basics" this video almost feels, more calm, less WOW POW flashy and more about the process

[@krose6451]

Agreed!

[@D0S81]

Japanese style art would look cool with this stuff. when Jazza was doing the mountains, i just saw Japanese style waves or something

[@michellerabey6637]

I agree! I think the ink played a bug part in making that happen too.

[@knebaood]

I agree. He should paint Bleach.

[@Bell_420]

I saw waves too but then they formed into a mountain. I think if he did a full peace with bleach like that it would be incredible.

[@eternalfizzer]

Like Hokusai's Great Wave, with a twist, like the wave crushing the artist and his tools.

[@MaazKhan-kk3sk]

what is Japanese's type wave can you tell me

[@vidhoard]

Just wanted to say thanks for showing the times when you overwork paintings or drawings. I tend to get really frustrated and give up when I overwork something and I tend to attribute it to my lack of skill or talent. You always come along and prove me wrong and it's inspiring!

[@deemcgann1695]

Hey man, we all had that era of "i'm not talented enough" Jazza had it, I had it, hell i'm sure da Vinci had it. Keep it up. I have faith you will create something great!

[@vidhoard]

@@deemcgann1695 for sure! Thank you and right back at you!

[@tommynorthwood]

I have asperges and I "overwork" my thinking friends life and everything.

[@DarnHyena]

There's an old saying I've heard from time to time that was something along the lines of For every masterpiece, there's piles of crumbled up papers

[@toydose]

If you use freezer paper to cut out your stencils you can iron it onto the shirt and itll stick to the fabric long enough to work as a very crisp stencil but can peel right off afterwards without leaving any residue!

[@waterking74]

Is their a video of someone doing that?

[@deslauriersmama]

I've used adhesive shelf paper... works really well... Easy to peel off too... Great for wrapping bleach image from the front, around the side and onto the back... I tried little tape loops but the edges of the paper I used kept curling after applying bleach.

[@janesmith4617]

@@waterking74 Freezer paper is widely used to stabilise fabric, and to act as a stencil on fabric. It's great stuff. Put it shiny side down on the fabric, iron it with a reasonably hot iron, and it's stuck fast until you peel it away. I iron silk onto it to hold it flat and still while I draw on the silk with outlining paints called gutta, which works as a resist.

[@jesshasnofilter]

This is genius! I am about to dust off the ole cricut.

[@toydose]

@@jesshasnofilter can confirm it works perfectly with the cricut!!!

[@unLUCKY95]

I remember about 10 years ago when I was in college my teacher had my entire class using parker ink and bleach. It was fun at first and we were all loving the effect, but when 20+ people are all splashing bleach about in a fairly small room the fumes aren't so fun 😅

[@sharkgoddess]

So glad I’m not the only ADHD artist that loves to try ALL the different mediums/techniques. Thanks for always giving me new ideas. 🤣

[@block4565]

Literally everyone has "ADHD or ADD" you can't live in today's world without developing it.... unless you stay completely off grid and away from the masses. Break that victim mentality and rather than attaching a clinical label to yourself just understand we get bored or lack interest in something so we move on... completely natural... no "diagnosis" necessary ✌🏽😁

[@magdam1508]

@@block4565 But ADHD and ADD are something we are born with, you know? ADHD brain looks differently than a normal one

[@mrkim3257]

@@block4565 You don't really have a clue what your talking about do you...develop ADHD? ?? How completely offensive. That's like saying your Chinese and developed into a black dude...Numpty.

[@TiredNak]

I think the “failed” landscape with the trees looks amazing. Looks like dead trees growing from a crystal clear lake. Not everyone’s gonna understand this, but that piece gives me Soul Eater vibes. Like the inner conscious of Tsubaki when she was fighting her brother.

[@sanguinetales]

love soul eater

[@hopestrifeeternal1405]

Totally get this I loved that shirt

[@JustKai16]

@fire edi Not many people like museums, hot shot.

[@juma8126]

When you want Bleach, but accidentally end up at Soul Eater.

[@maxrubyluckyroxy6171]

YES

[@annettefournier9655]

My granddaughter does all the bones in the human torso on black t-shirts and hoodies with bleach. It's amazing the detail she gets!

[@froststar2794]

woah, that's so cool!

[@KaitlynBurtonISaGOD]

@@izens4kcamera611 no one cares go preach somewhere else

[@KaitlynBurtonISaGOD]

Does she sell them? They sound incredible!

[@annettefournier9655]

@@KaitlynBurtonISaGOD She makes them for family and friends as gifts. I encouraged her to sell them but they are so labor intensive.

[@KaitlynBurtonISaGOD]

@@annettefournier9655 ah fair enough good on her tho

[@Kenz87]

Jazza being his chaotic self and playing with poison. I sincerely hope the room was well ventilated . . . . 💀

[@kalinaszek]

I hope he won't hurt himself one day because he literally plays with fire etc

[@borisvdb]

The fumes after a while would give me such a bad headache.

[@SaltyAsTheSea]

I was just thinking this.... like shouldn't there be some sort of safety precautions/safety run down? Especially if random kiddos wanna go trying this?

[@pvic6959]

@@SaltyAsTheSea yeah.... I really wish jazza would have given a disclaimer. bleach is serious business

[@bowmanruto]

he's mentioned before he douse this kind of artwork in a well ventilated area with both him and his crew wearing protective gear, for example if you pause at the right frame you can see at 8:52 he's wearing a respirator and glasses on top of using gloves, that said a quick ''this is dangerous stuff don't try it without knowing the risks'' would not be amiss, and not just for the kids that watch this but for adults aswell, many ppl work with bleach every day without realizing just how toxic it is so they may underestimate the danger

[@valiaudet]

Always a pleasure to see you venture on new borders of art! In 2021 I was, myself, practicing "Bleach-Painting" on fabric (or as it's called over the Internet [whatever that is...] "Reverse tie'n'dye") and I learned some good advice I'd like to share with everyone who wants to try this at home. From what i've learned, it's better to use thick fabric (like sweaters and big-fat-winter hoodies) so that the liquids won't spread that much. Also, don't wash them before bleaching, so that bleach drops will stay on the surface of the fabric and do their job with precision, because when the fabric is new, it has this kind of "waterproof chemicals" that protects the sweater until it's sold and washed the first time ^^ (Don't worry, it's not dangerous on your skin, not as much as BLEACH!!!) Do not hesitate to dilute your bleach with some water to get some different shadings (or bleach twice for a brighter result, but don't forget to let it dry before adding the second layer. Else it will spread through wet fabric and it will give you a blurry result...) Another advice for beginners is to use a white crayon (those made for school blackboards) or a projector (go for the cheapest one, you won't need a good resolution for that) so you can draw sketches when you still get the chance to change your ideas =P. Oh, and don't spray too much, spraying bleach can make a bit of contrast, but it also makes everything blurry around ,and the bleach particles get in your lungs and that is TOTALLY NOT COOL... =( And finally, protect yourself! (Nooo... I'm talking about gloves and a facemask for spray paints, you silly minds...) Aaaaand if you like bleached hoodies and sweaters, there's a Tattoo Artist in Berlin, Germany, who has mastered the art of bleaching, his name is YoungHearted / Felix Seele (check on Instagram and prepare to be mind-blown. Thanks again, Mr Jazza, to take us on Artistic Adventures! And if any of the advices I've gave doesn't fit your way of doing art, do whatever you want.. THAT'S ART! (Des Goûts Et Des Couleurs) Greetings from Switzerland (not Sweden, Switzerland : Watches, Chocolate and Banks) XOXO Lazlo.

[@blooddragon3808]

Thank you so much for the notes❤ love from Malaysia

[@net_spider]

I would treat everything afterwords to make it safe. Probably something non-reactive, clear, and "sealing" for the paper and some general cleaning for the shirts... hopefully it wouldn't fade anything further, because I really like the skull.

[@jacobpalomarez5349]

I’ve been doing bleach art on shirts for years. You can cut infinitely complex stencils on freezer paper and iron them shiny side down to the shirts to get a perfect seal. Then spray with a fine spray bottle.

[@restlessparadox1953]

do you have any other tips for bleach art on shirts? it looks fairly interesting to me, not sure ill try it, but i might!

[@jacobpalomarez5349]

@@restlessparadox1953 If you're working with spray bottles work in a very well ventilated area with fans and a respirator if possible. Also work on a surface like a trash towel that will catch any overspray. Have paper towels and newspapers handy for cleanup and masking. Also keep your clothing iron clean so as not to leave traces of bleach or wax residue on your shirt. As for bleach, I usually use a 50%-75% solution in water. They behave a bit differently. I usually don't use 100% except for details with small tools or where vibrancy is more important. Its better to creep up on the desired lightness with multiple patient passes to get more even texture. Different spray bottles and technique can create desired patterns, like a fine mist or large dots. Cheap little spritz bottles often have their springs rust out so go ahead and buy like 4 from the dollar tree or something. I cut my stencils with an exacto knife. Multi-tone stencils can be created by pre cutting a stencil and removing parts of a stencil after each pass of bleach. For example an object with a lit and shaded side, I would place a stencil with the highlights already cut out and every tone of shade below that still attached. I would spray, then reveal the next lightest part of the stencil and spray again. Thats about it. You can get creative with tools and stencil designs.

[@paigeasaurr]

Make some videos!!

[@paigeasaurr]

Start on tiktok!

[@socalninjaturtle]

@@paigeasaurr theres quite a few videos out there already, and some on how to make your own gel bleach since its not made anymore in pens. I personally use cardboard and old mail papers to protect surfaces. the tutorials I watched showed me the freezer paper technique. you can also use tye dye folds as well.

[@phukyerpheefees]

Heat is key. I've made several bleached design shirts and ironing after each application really speeds things along.

[@autumnatic]

Yes. This reminds me of when I accidentally turned my hair pink using a blow dryer on red dye and lifter.

[@vanya536]

Here's some tips i learned: - use chalk for a sketch - use baking soda to stop the reaction (this is important on clothes as beech can eat all the way trough it)

[@pocarski]

Baking soda wouldn't work too well since bleaching is a redox reaction, and baking soda is really only good for fighting acids. Something like ammonia would work better, if you don't mind the fact that it smells awful and the reaction has toxic products (but they're in a very small quantity so you'd be worried about the stank way more)

[@LanceAntisin100]

@@pocarski maybe just don't make mustard gas or get remotely close to doing so.

[@pocarski]

@@LanceAntisin100 ammonia and bleach don't make mustard gas, that is a myth. Instead they make a bunch of nitrogen chlorides which are safe in low concentrations. Chlorinated pools contain them from reacting with pee, and they're still perfectly safe

[@tookitogo]

@@pocarski It bugs the heck out of me how so many people think baking soda is this magical substance that can do everything, and if one magic substance is good, then two must be better, so they apply baking soda and vinegar… 🤦‍♂️

[@FandomTOBY]

Please...for the sake of your own health and those around you, be wary of mixing stuff together. Seriously. Unless you know what you're doing it's better to just stick to paper or cardboard to keep bleach from seeping through or going to areas that are supposed to remain as the original color base. (Just like Jazza did in this video. As you can see, it works, and has less potential of greating a deadly gas. That's not to say only bleach and baking soda does so....but I'd rather not test it out.)

[@sandrajohnson2489]

I am a painter and love to find new ways to create images. Long long ago I saw where someone had created the Beatles on a black t-shirt with bleach. It was a silhouette of the guys and the logo. Turned out really cool. I never tried doing this but I remember it. I like the idea of painting bleach on ink. This is something I could get into. Thanks for sharing Jazza!!!

[@8BitPowerTrip]

I worked in a factory for a while, and an older gentleman from the middle east, whom i deeply respect, showed me an interesting technique. During his downtime he would draw on our white industrial napkins using multicolor paint pens. He would then use an aerosol can filled with Acetone that we used for cleaning as an airbrush effect . He would paint whole landscapes and portraits between making shim stacks for shock absorbers.

[@NicuMihai]

Lovely. Tried it before myself, turned out amazingly fun

[@g.j.sawesome9642]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok

[@alesstud]

ayo nicu ce faci aici

[@sabin5683]

Salut

[@sabin5683]

Posteaza

[@M0kki]

Can you give me some tips on what brushes to use with bleach? Are there some that work better than others or will they all eventually dissolve?

[@TheSackOfCoins]

I would love to see you do Turkish marbling called Ebru. It's like drawing on water and I think it would be a lot of fun!

[@saf8150]

Jazza you should try “dice art” or making a portrait or something with dice

[@ericky6199]

didnt he already do that tho

[@harpoonlobotomy]

@@ericky6199 yeah he made it a tiktoc thing and made a vid about it.

[@saf8150]

No what I meant is that thing where they lay out a bunch of dice with different numbers facing the top and make a sort of pixel-art-esque portrait

[@queenb1119]

The mountain picture is SO cool! I just wish he had put the moon on the other side so the shadows would've made sense 😄 EDIT - Also, they make markers that you can fill with water to use on one of those coloring water mats for kids. I put watered down bleach in them and also soak old markers in bleach and use those to make designs on my son's shirts that he wears to work. He works in a kitchen and was constantly coming home with bleach stains on his work shirts. By adding some bleached designs at home, it looks a little more intentional and not so sloppy 😁👍

[@nfcapps]

Jazza DESTROYED both of those challenge numbers. The black wall awaits it's meeting with the bleach of destiny.

[@MaxiveLegend]

Please everyone make sure you do this in a very well ventilated area. I can't imagine it being very good for a person to be breathing any vapors that come off of this

[@kalieris]

A mask is also an excellent idea. Damage to mucous membranes and lungs through chemical irritation is a real thing.

[@batfurs3001]

I'd imagine you can get a similar effect (although you'd probably need a different ink) with hydrogen peroxide. Perox only gives off water vapour and carbon dioxide so it's much less dangerous, though you obviously still run the risk of chemical burns if you use a high % and let it sit on your skin.

[@heikesiegl2640]

yeah was thinking the Same.. and don't pour it into the drain!

[@ninimelon9036]

In our art class, we usually use Ink and bleach to produce intricate work like working with inking bugs and then layering on bleach on top of the drawn bugs to make details. Its really fun!

[@JeM130177]

I did that at school too! Very fun

[@de4830]

same! fun and a great way in studying art to get marks from basic techniques.

[@ninimelon9036]

Yeah it’s really cool and fun to play around with!

[@leahgroess5361]

I think the comet/trees shirt turned out pretty cool! On the tie-dye shirt, the drizzled bleach drips made the blob in the middle of the shirt look like a ringed planet which I think is a really great unexpected result.

[@sharpstealz858]

I actually LOVE the random colored one, id genuinely buy it.

[@distanceyaself8975]

I would absolutely buy the skull design on a t-shirt, hoody even on some black jeans, I really wasn't expecting the bleach to take like that but it looks fantastic... as always much luv and respect all the way from the uk.

[@pausecode]

Jazza: Never made art with bleach before… Also Jazza: Makes bleach masterpieces after a bit of experimentation and practice.

[@Kokose]

He did mentioned in the past that he hates instructions and tutorials and much rather gives a go to things himself because he gets a hang of things much quicker that way. I relate :)

[@alidan]

which one was the masterpiece? I think the face is fantastic

[@Satansdad11]

@@Kokose

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[@Raccoooo]

The mountain piece at 4:09 really looks like some of Tolkein's original drawings for LOTR. Loove ittt!

[@MissCathexis]

Am I the only one who noticed the moon is absolutely not reflected in the water?

[@2teepeepictures382]

That skull was pretty awesome. In my dabbling I found that if I get a sponge that is mostly dried and use that I can layer it on. You just have to be patient and wait until you see the result of what you did before going onto the next layer

[@angelusmendez5084]

It'd be nice to see a follow up on this applying batik techniques. Using wax to limit permeability of the fabric. Great video, thanks!

[@Crumpled4skin111]

This is fun to do on colored Canson paper. Use like 6 or 7 dilutions of bleach and water starting with the most diluted all the way to straight bleach for the highlights.

[@Amanda-zn7ox]

There's this one specific art form that I really love and would be fun to see Jazza try. It's using spray paint to make a galaxy sky behind a city skyline on some form of paper. From what I can tell, it's usually done on the streets of New York, and it is gorgeous! The various methods to make them are interesting and give me ASMR vibes.

[@SoulDelSol]

I got one on streets of san francisco. He had stencils for mountainy terraine and edges of card board for sharp lines and made with spray paint in a few minutes in front of me: golden gate bridge, mountains, foggy water, city skyline, 2 crescent moons with craters, 3 comets, the spiral milky way galaxy in sky, and star filled night sky (half black and half blue). It's hanging on my wall. I brought it 6 hours on plane and protected it

[@minedantaken1684]

You made a skull with bleach, but didn't make any bleach character with bleach? How close to greatness can you come without grabbing it? You were on the verge!

[@WeArePassionatesOfCreativity]

Ah yes Bleach is awesome. Greetings from Ichigo. ^^

[@CoeCoeLoco]

😂😂😂

[@KristiScheidt1]

Ah. A missed opportunity

[@markgannett5948]

really cool...I love the skull tee shirt, I haven't done any bleaching myself, but I have watched another guy do it and after he's done, he puts the shirt in a mix of 1/4 cup of peroxide to 2 cups of water to stop the bleach from reacting.

[@whoami6702]

Nicely done. The playfulness exploration is the key takeaway for me. The only thing I would have added? Giving each of the shirts added distressed effect by creating some creative tears & holes. Thank you for sharing

[@nocte8807]

Oh boy. This is such a typical jazza art experiment. Cant wait to watch the insanity.

[@sawyerweaver706]

Hey, here's this New art medium I made up today on accident: mix paint and water and add small amounts of cornstarch until you get a runny oobleck . Once it's dried, smudge the background until you like it, then scrape off the oobleck to reveal a different shade. Idk it looks cool. I replied with pictures of the results, so check out the replies if you wanna see how they turned out.

[@tookitogo]

Unfortunately KZbin deleted the replies.

[@sawyerweaver706]

@@tookitogo oh I just saw this.I'll try again

[@Daltem]

@@sawyerweaver706 youtube will remove comments with links

[@sawyerweaver706]

@@Daltem oh well then.I cant get it to work

[@pug8714]

@@sawyerweaver706 put it on your channel, have people watch it there

[@K4rmaIsHere]

Awesome. I just love how he tries new things and instantly makes it look like he's been doing it for years. I started getting into art a couple of weeks ago and its honestly all because of you and how much you can inspire people to try new things .Your 100% my new idol and i cant wait to see what you will do next

[@evancrew1234]

4:13 the way the light at the top of the mountain seems to create the rest of the painting, feels like cave paintings depicting early religious theories

[@mollygoldstein7536]

😍😍😍 Tip for working with bleach on fabric (if this hasn’t been mentioned before) . After you have rinsed all the initial bleach out of the garment, do a soak in a chlorine neutralizer, like the stuff used to de chlorinate fish tanks. It makes a HUGE difference in the long run of the care of your garment 😊 Awesome video I learned so much about painting with bleach on other materials besides fabric 👏🏻😊🖤

[@mattstackhouse6292]

Genuinely one of my favourite shirts was a plain black t-shirt that got subtly bleached when I accidentally left it scrunched up in a fold up metal chair outside over a year. It's got holes and a really awesome blotchy red patina that I wish for the life of me I could recreate.

[@skepticfucker280]

Stick another shirt in the chair for another year. :)

[@solo_pursuits_]

Jazza modeling with his T-shirts was the best art works I have seen in history

[@Anonymouse2699]

Okay wow! That skull shirt is incredible. I absolutely adore it

[@BrandonBaileyIG]

th soul came out AMAZING... I think doing roses/rose petals would be nifty too!

[@RookwingsKirk]

I much prefer to work white/light onto black/dark because that's the way light affects vision, but bleach will destroy the fabric, so don't expect artwork made this way to be durable. My favourite media are white watercolour pencil onto black paper, but I've used bleach when etching the backs of mirrors [coating afterwards with a layer or two of black Hammerite]. This technique requires a very light touch with an etching knife as one scratch in the glass can ruin everything. The bleach is used to dissolve away the silvering from the mirror's back.

[@TAiiNE]

I use to do this as a kid (we did it outside with supervision and used gloves and eyewear) to decorate dark-colored clothing and jeans. Rather just splotting it down or going at it with a paint brush and drawing lines and patterns. It was some fun stuff. We still think dad would intentionally ruin some clothes in the wash with bleach just so we can do something fun with it to un-ruin it XD

[@Anonymouse2699]

Poison Paint Perfection

[@nosynth121]

The art is dangerously good

[@notflanders4967]

the landscape and the skull are just F*n nuts m8, especially the skull. And im not big on skulls but that just has such a well-fitting and badass 'style' to it

[@Michel-7.7.7]

I'm totaly baffled and impressed by the numbers, your videos produce. That's awesome and i'm glad to see, it works out for you so well, without calling women "b!tches", like obnoxious red pill idiots, or wearing skirts and dresses, to celebrate your x-th day of "girlhood", as a 35-yr old man.

[@rachelvmayhill]

I would definitely love the "Arty" hoodie.

[@bluejay7620]

Same though it looks really nice and comfortable

[@SoulDelSol]

Is his name arty

[@m_artroom]

@@SoulDelSol No it’s like.. your arty. You are an artist

[@MicroMidas]

Maybe just a _little_ less bleach, and not, like, so compactly sprayed? idk. I'm no artist, but I DID like the hoodie. I just thunk, you know:p Could have been even cooler. Pretty rad for a first attempt!

[@emrrdi]

Bruh I saw poison in the title and clicked 😂😂

[@kwz9930]

Same lmao

[@Zebrage]

Same

[@Zebrage]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo okay *doesn't read the name*

[@cyril5037]

Hey Jazza, I think a challenge you'd love is the paint drip challenge. I feel like you'd create something awesome!

[@fenfire3824]

You could try out what happens, if you prime a miniature with light colors, put dark ink color on it and bleach the edges. If this may create some cool looking edge highlighting

[@mikeg8343]

I’m so upset that you outlined the mountain, that natural glowing effect that happened was so good 😭

[@lonniesharp9109]

I use to bleach shit into my black shirts in high school. I learned very quickly that 1: you have to put a good barrier between the front and back, and 2: Bleach eats away at the fibers so much that if you leave it on too long, it will basically disintegrate. Good times!

[@missylambert8073]

Diluted Hydrogen peroxide soak will stop the bleach when you’re done

[@leocor5661]

Me watching this video: *sips bleach casually* Love your content Jazza-always refreshing and something we haven’t seen before!

[@wigglyfruit4708]

I wouldn’t joke about drinking bleach. It’s kinda dangerous and such a touchy thing to make light of since many people have done that intentionally as a way to end their life.

[@chesterek107]

Jazza always make the most best and funny art content I have ever seen on yt. Keep up the great work✌✌🏆

[@RafaelSaenz]

Suggestion: white canvas, half kind of covered with black paint. Draw on white canvas with coffee, and on black ink with bleach (assuming it's safe, of course)

[@i2harry]

Proof that it’s not about medium; it’s the artist

[@kalinaszek]

Half of pigments can kill you (slowly or quickly) so it's nothing new. Remember: always check toxicity of your art supplies and generally try not to eat or smoke while using the toxic one

[@kwz9930]

Poison? Art? Sounds like a jazza art video to me!

[@AaronArtss]

Damn I really wanna make a bleach skull shirt but 1. I could never get myself to use the materials safely. 2. I could never actually do the skull properly.

[@luczjanbhenggre7545]

try using granular salts or salt water, or if you over work a piece rinse it and let it dry with salt scattered on it in sunlight. it is a way i tone a canvas so that there is some build up and not just white jesso or paper. another fun effect with salt and bleach is to use warm water droplets over scattered ash and sand then hit it with a heat gun/hair dryer to push it in different directions. hope you like these ideas :)

[@dirtpoorchris]

3:27 i like that ray effect at the top of the mountain once you got the the puddle of ink

[@limittale]

nice content idea) have a nice summer)

[@randomshtidk774]

He lives in Australia so it’s winter here because I live in Australia too

[@soph._.]

Jazza playing with bleach a while without any mask for a long period of time: THIS IS SO COOL! Jazza's lungs in a few hours: Was it worth it?

[@davidmarlonbautista7145]

its a wierd question but has Jazza tried doing pixel art, I think it would be neat if he tried to do pixel art and animations.

[@MommyOfZoeAndLiam]

If you ever do this again, look up "Thick Water" that tie dyers use to help keep die off of areas, also I believe you need to spray it with hydrogen peroxide to stop the reaction or it will just keep going. The skull turned out pretty cool, I bet you could do it even better with a bit more practice and understanding of the medium.

[@rae-kunfrange3577]

You should try doing this on dark felt paper and chalk. It was an art project we did in our our class. So our teacher taught us to draw something like a landscape using chalk. Then paint it over with bleach. It gives a nice, more strong effect ovo

[@wing_king]

I mean that painting looks better than anything I could’ve done

[@ronniechilds2002]

Doesn't the bleach eat holes in the fabric? Every time I've accidentally gotten bleach on sheets or clothes, they came out of the washer looking like they'd been blasted with a shotgun.

[@js10credible]

Yes it will rot whatever fabric it's used on. It's completely temporary, the shirt will start getting holes.

[@agentstaple1]

@@js10credible Soak in vinegar to neutralize the bleach after the colour change. might not last as long as if you hadn't bleached it but it should increase it's life significantly

[@jacobcowan3599]

I recommend using plastic-backed freezer paper for stencil work on shirts. You can iron it on and it will lightly bond with the fabric to create sharper edges and not move on you while you apply the bleach. You can also cut away some of the paper with an exacto knife while it's already ironed on for some neat layering effects

[@MiniKitty27]

the ink and bleach portrait reminds me of something you'd see in a video game flashback scene or something and i mean that in the best way possible

[@robertparker1789]

Use of a double action airbrush would be a good method of application to have more control over the surface contact and satuation levels of bleach into the material giving more control over the layering in smooth values as well as texture . only downfall would be the overall time it would take to allow each layer value to fully set in before applying the next .

[@themadcow8191]

Another reason pen ink might be recommended is because it's water-based. Alcohol-based inks are made using ethanol or isopropyl alcohol, both of which react with bleach to create chloroform. You probably wouldn't produce enough chloroform to be dangerous, but you might start feeling a bit loopy if your area isn't well-ventilated.

[@RandomGuy0987]

Calligraphy could be really cool. I really like how this inverts the light and dark areas.

[@katesims2346]

I've been reverse tie dyeing t shirts in bleach for years. Only problem is the bleach weakens the fabric so the shirts don't last long. The original instructions suggest soaking in a vinegar solution to counteract the bleach, not sure if this helps. Loved the painting on t shirts.

[@korosheht5446]

I love the skull shirt and that landscape And for that one with the lady on it I think it would look amazing if you painted her in kind of a distorted fashion like she's a ghost screaming or something Based on the color made i think that would look amazing

[@BannanaMan-nz4ff]

Imagine that skull shirt with cutoff sleeves in the gym! Love it man!

[@shashamilis5667]

I'd love a shirt or a sweater with the skull design, I also like the rest but the skull is my absolute favorite...

[@jenniferhuey9028]

When I was in HS Art class, we painted with bleach and I took different amounts of water in several containers with the bleach to create many shades of lightness.

[@shaylatwitchell2567]

The little modeling skit at the end was everything

[@kioshekat7931]

tips i've learned from "reverse tiedye" is that cotton shirts develop faster and stronger. You could also tone it with purple shampoo or other purple toning product. if you want it to bleed more you could apply the bleach on wet fabric. now i'm tempred to make "canvases" with old cotton shirts

[@heidib9981]

I’m high rn, Jazza is suddenly the most amazing artist in the world. I’m crying rn…

[@Grim_Druid]

Wow.... That mountain piece is phenomenal!

[@Katie.Mckinney]

As a tie dye artist, we call this a reverse dye. Because we usually add dye after bleaching but not always. You do have to neutralize the bleach with a 50/50 mix of water and peroxide though or the bleach will continue to deteriorate the fabric and you’ll end up with holes in the fabric. But your scull shirt came out great!

[@bigd1348]

I like this channel I like trying random craft things and art projects of different kinds not knowing what I'm doing and learning as I go this channel is everything that I like to do 😊

[@howlingbeats2544]

4:22 Dude, that's right up my alley, that looks amazing!

[@AlX-zi6ux]

There’s just something that speaks to me with any gold and black colour schemes and I don’t know why but I’m immediately drawn towards anything with that colour scheme. It might be the luxurious feeling or something. But these are amazing and make me want to try it out!

[@UsernameWasTak3n]

PROJECT/TECHNIQUE IDEA : i did something with bleached that worked REALLY well, basically i printed black and white pictures on high quality papers (there was a black friday discount but you prob don't care) and the important part is even tho it was black and white i had to print it in colours for the discount, so they just put all of the colours to make the black parts, when i put bleach on it, all of them just separated and made really fluid rainbows, tried it again on bad paper quality and it just failed, you need the paper to be glossy but the most important is it need to be really thick bcs of the warping, i haven't done much with this but i think it has a lot of potential

[@Chpow01]

So, barring a reaction I do not know about, you should be able to use vinegar to set the colors at the level you want, or like citric acid powder to create barriers to sketch out shapes. Bleach is a strong base so it is oxidizing the pigments, neutralizing it with an acid and bringing it back to a pH of 7-ish should stop the oxidization, which will prevent more color change. In theory it should work, but I am just a desk, so I could be wrong.

[@YanniCooper]

I bet going in with some colors on the second shirt after the bleach could look pretty sweet!

[@lokicooper4690]

Gotta say that skull t-shirt was awesome! I'd buy that, especially if it was on a shirt. Cool stuff.

[@lozantoninocreations]

I just realised watching this what we did this in primary school. I remember we all coloured a piece of paper with some kind of die or watercolour that covered the sheet and then once it was dry we used bleach to draw with Q tips or something. Growing up in the 80's when schools didn't mind 9 year olds playing with harsh chemicals. Good times 😝

[@BabyBlondie311]

1:01 *WHOOOOOA THAT IS IMMEDIATELY VERY COOL!* I need this amount of enthusiasm in my life 😂