This 3D Illustration technique ACTUALLY WORKS?!

[@Jazza]

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[@Sakiko_]

Hi jazza hope you doing good love your art keep it’s going:D

[@hhj264]

Love your work jazza💜

[@madhavenappasamy]

Hi✌️😸

[@madhavenappasamy]

Your Soo Good at everything 🤩😸

[@milkmenyt9243]

I’m sadly broke lol

[@cameronhumphreys2309]

I think this video in particular shows why the move to Jazza from Draw with Jazza was so important and impactful. When you boil it down Jazzas content is a masterclass in experimentation and mixed media, discovering new forms and creatively playing with more traditional forms to create otherwise impossible results and build on your abilities to become a more rounded and dynamic artist. You’re an inspiration mate, thank you for all the awesome content.

[@DumPixels]

@Don't read profile photo Shut up bot

[@nooker1220]

@@DumPixels Damn man, you hurt the bot. Not cool.

[@zephyrus2155]

@@DumPixels He was just vibin in his coding dawg, not cool indeed

[@DumPixels]

@@zephyrus2155 Aw man I’m sorry. Guess I better apologize to all the bots in this world. I am ver very sorry I hurt your feelings, bots 😢

[@zephyrus2155]

@@DumPixels Haha. That was a sincere apology I think they'll accept😂

[@Oblivionator100]

Personally, you adding yourself to your pieces never gets old. It reminds me that, as an artist, I can live adventure through my works, I can feel myself in my own imagined worlds.

[@k49821]

Of course someone (or a bot) copied and pasted this comment after you had made it and it now has more likes 🙄

[@Aurora_Animates]

Yea and it’s not corny at all in the slightest!

[@BigJoel]

Jazza inserting your own face into treasure planet is an icon move, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise

[@kareemelabkary7611]

I would've loved to see jazza with Jim's original haircut

[@MizzzKitty]

EXACTLY! 😁

[@midit20]

That is what I came here to say

[@notaninstrument7707]

BIG JOEL?????? HERE???

[@zararobnett8284]

❤

[@sarcoidosis33]

i've been watching jazza for years, ever since his original "studio" with the character mural. i take breaks from his content every now and then but whenever i come back, i am able to binge hours of content. his growth over the years is amazing.

[@monkebrainiac]

same! and im binging rn too 🤣

[@serenitynovak6611]

I really love “Treasure Planet” too… and Jazza is so right… the soundtrack for it is….. amazing…

[@GrimVargr]

Yes! James Newton Howard is amazing. He also did the soundtrack for Disney's 'Dinosaur' which ,if you haven't already heard, is awesome.

[@jakehero95]

I'm Still Here gives me chills and sometimes makes me tear up to this day

[@luke_mckay]

No doubt! Excellent film.

[@FerryK236]

AMEN!!!!

[@STSGuitar16]

i thought they only made one treasure planet film?

[@felixkonig7273]

I really like, how professional the videos are getting. The lighting in this (and the last few) video is beautiful :D

[@MCjossic]

And then in contrast at the end we just have some friends doofing around with some music

[@cycled9073]

The lights around him are similar to the Godzilla v Kong

[@FluffaRoo713]

The crafsman, steady crafting. He was the pioneer in this lighting scheme

[@outlawed8611]

:c I don't really like it much because it hurts my eyes and makes it hard to focus. Though I do like how professional the videos are becoming. I'm still going to continue watching cause I love Jazza 😎

[@OP-1000]

I remember when he was drawing and filming in his shed.

[@kulka412]

I feel embarrassed for not saving up, because the art supplies box is legitimately great value, when Jazza talked about his younger self I thought to myself 'you also should tell the young Jazza that you help artist like him" because seriously content and products- something to be proud about.

[@Chrissaarts]

As an older fan, Jazza slapping his face on everything and anything will never not be funny. 🤣 Loved this video.

[@annameyl]

Jazza. My man, dude. You putting yourself into art Will NEVER get old

[@Jdew226]

Treasure Planet is one of the best and most underrated Disney movies! Your piece is brilliant and does this movie image so much justice! Bravo!

[@kikusama]

Jazza drawing himself into everything never gets old!

[@karlleftu4dead296]

Obnoxious, but consistent!

[@swansonjoe7121]

When artists draw themselves into situations, it’s either how they see themselves or how they WISH they saw themselves, and I think Jazza really drew how he felt. Amazing view and work!

[@Jelisew]

I don't know why, but this gave me a very homely feeling. Old fashioned quality time with Jazza I guess. Loved the vibe and the art work!

[@grilledcheesesquarebody]

hearing you describe that you dont care what others think, simply because you worked hard to achieve your goals, was one of the most subtle humble descriptions of happiness i can even think of. never ever do something against your gut, simply to fulfill others needs. you are you and thats why we are here. nobody can be you jazza and your face on everything is a reminder that we are all special

[@Just-Joeying]

I love Treasure Planet so much… it really is one of the movies that I hold close to my heart, and have since childhood. The music, the art, the designs, the story, the characters…… it’s iconic. Always will be one of my favourites. This was a beautiful tribute to it!! So cool!

[@factcat6847]

The artwork looks fantastic and I honestly love the self-indulgence. Never be ashamed to insert yourself into your own art.

[@EgoEroTergum]

I remember when I went to art school another one of the students would shame me for that. It's nice hearing a professional artist explain it so simply.

[@factcat6847]

@@EgoEroTergum I'm not a professional artist but I love putting myself into my works. If you make art you are the God of your own creation and no one has a right to tell you what to put in it. (Also it's really convenient to put yourself in something because then you always have a reference with you 😉)

[@Thysillia]

I know there's paper in the back but I would be curious to see what it looks like with a lightboard behind it. If you decide to make more of these, have you considered maybe making something you can put a light bulb behind? Also being corny and indulgent is a right that everyone has, and there's no explanation necessary. If it makes you happy, then it makes good content for us to watch too.

[@minehermit]

you could still put a light behind it, its just paper it would show through

[@MY_CABBAGESSSSSSSS]

@@minehermit right but the paper has marker ink and color pencils on it but he could try for sure

[@libuna8]

maybe lights from sides to lit through layers and background light through the paper back, no matter if markers are dark, it would still let light through

[@aaaaamawkmkddnrfinam]

Just wanna say… Jazza, you are a huge inspiration to me. Your videos are one of the very few reasons i have gotten through these extremely tough times. I just want to thank you for everything. 💕

[@blackbat908]

Al my best wishes to you

[@Bandagehose]

This looks really awsome! Have you ever thougt about using a led stripe around the frame to make your artwork "shining"? i think putting a light behind as a passiv light could also look pretty cool

[@azuroslazuli6948]

Diffused light is a lot harder to pull off, the colors often change by shining through the medium. But edge-lights might work well

[@Sammysamwise]

Jazza just being the most wholesome dude on the internet makes my day with each upload. 💖

[@leedgHDG]

The pure passion in your voice, is what keeps me coming back and watching, true testament to you and your staff, another quality piece of art work 👍

[@kikisartjourney4265]

I actually really like that you put yourself in it. I feel we've all done that with our favorite movies. This turned out absolutely amazing

[@hly1226]

I love Treasure Planet! One of the first where they mix 2D/3D together. There's was a clip where they tested it on an old animation of Captain Hook...took out his 2D arm and animated a 3D arm in it's place. They tested it before they went all in a Silver's arm in the movie. I'm such a nerd for behind the scenes stuff. I also really enjoy this layered effect, it gives everything a lot of depth. And this is a different take, most use resin and paint. Very cool.

[@lifefacts5865]

Honestly I just love looking at space he does it good.

[@wordsinahandle]

You should have a youtube channel or youtube shorts!! I would love all this info

[@Scarlet_moon.]

too bad that they made that film fail on purpose.

[@hly1226]

@wordsinahandle I searched KZbin to see if there is a clip of it. Search: Captain Hook 3d arm test ALSO, if you want to see this multi layer painting technique used in early animation, search up 'Disney multiplane camera.' Walt Disney himself talks about it.

[@avengefullgirl95]

Im genuinely curious what you mean by "one of the first where they mix 2D/3D" Im confused because i believe one of the first 2D/3D movies was beauty and the beast (doing more research it looks like it was as early as the great mouse detective or rescuers down under) but I dont know if that is what you mean or not

[@growininthagarden]

This video just highlights all the reasons I love this channel and have always loved this channel. My mother in law bought me the pro artist kit for Christmas and when she saw your work she said she could see how I've adapted some of your techniques into my style. For a moment it was like the highest form of compliment then I started thinking I was too much like jazza either way I've been watching jazza for my whole art journey and I was like a kid on Christmas with my new supplies

[@a.d5521]

I think this is one of my most favorite pieces of art Jazza has ever done not just because look how gorgeous but Jazza incorporating himself in it to be in the world just hit home.

[@smollwurm853]

My art class has been really rough lately and it's made me feel like I can't express myself at all, that every piece of art I make needs to have a number grade attached to it. I haven't been able to enjoy just, painting because it's fun, for a while. But this single video struck back the inspiration I lost to that class, and now I'm excited to draw and paint and do anything creatively, for me because I enjoy it. I don't think you'll see this, but thank you, truly.

[@higherquality]

You immediately showed the trick in the first 10 seconds. This is a content creator move that I respect a lot. It shows care for the audience and experience with content creation. It's also a very risky move, but a very sympathetic move. Well done.

[@bbmeltdown2665]

I'm so glad to see this technique using paper and plexiglass. I fell in love with this after seeing someone do it solely in glass. The depth of view was so enchanting based on the art - a dancing couple in the middle of a park/lane of spring trees with the Eiffel Tower in the far background.

[@K1DaMenaceDSM]

Never apologize for adding urself to ur art. Growin up, i would always invision myself as the character. So, u bein able to actually put urself in these worlds, is what most children do in there imaginations. Love every one pieces.

[@user-N20]

I personally love it when artists put themselves into their work, it shows how much they enjoy what they're creating, to the point that they want to be in it themselves

[@yuvals5177]

I just wanted to say that dreaming , doing what you love and desire , getting exite and manage to feel this amazing strong vibe and connection with things is awesome. Feeling value to every single thing you do and experience, is wholesome. Thank you , I admire your way and work ! Can’t wait to see more of what you can do ,

[@de4830]

this technique is actually so cool, makes the space background so much deeper and more translucent

[@GuanoLad]

I like most of the Disney animated movies, but instead of 'Treasure Planet', the one from this era that fits how you describe for me, is 'Atlantis The Lost Empire'. I love the adventure and aesthetic. Anyway, you made some great art!

[@v.crowley]

Treasure Planet and Atlantis... the best and most underrated Disney movies

[@rachelcookie321]

Treasure planet and Atlantis are so similar. Like the vibes of the movies are very similar. As a kid I would always get confused between the two. As a kid treasure planet always felt like the more popular movie while Atlantis felt like it probably underperformed at theatres but it’s actually the opposite. Maybe it felt like that because treasure planet had a higher budget.

[@Gh0stSalad]

Treasure Planet is one of, if not the best classic Disney animated movie. It is a crime we never got the sequel to it we deserved

[@WeblightDreams]

I love Treasure Planet; it will forever be one of my favorite movies.

[@StickNik]

This gets me on levels, love Treasure Planet, and even tried this layered kinda art back in school, though only had budget for a couple layers and was using markers on both sides of each transparent layer.

[@CyanSaber]

I finally bit the bullet and ordered the art collection! Never gonna be able to use it as well as you, but I'll give it a good bloody go! Thanks for all the awesomeness Jazza!

[@Raggmopp-xl7yf]

Ok - this is why I started watching you and it's nice to see this again! You were having a blast! Fun! I know you can't realistically be this enthused on all your projects, but watching you when you're like a kid in a candy store is what makes your channel so enchanting!

[@sheagoertz6579]

Hey Jazza. Your content is amazing!! I fell away from art about 10 yrs ago and after watching your videos, I've finally have the inspiration to pick up the pencils and brushes again. I don't feel pressured that my pieces have to be perfect anymore and it's been a wonderful experience. Thank you for the inspiration!!

[@AWomanCalledWinnie]

This is why youre the only youtuber and/or youtube artist i watch regularly. You do it for passion and excitement. Youre genuinely excited and fulfilled with art. You have a childs spirit when it comes to creating. Its just love, excitement and passion. You arent boasting skills (even though you have them) or just trying to gain fame or money. Keeo going Jazza! Your success is a reward of your authenticity

[@lightningx21]

😃😀this man is a treasure I love him,he was my hero that made me love art

[@DejiDigital]

You mean he's a treasure.... Planet?! 😂... 😅... 😊...🙂...😐...😔 I'm sorry. I'll see myself out.

[@trickytreyperfected1482]

But would you say he's a... treasure pla- Damnit, someone beat me to it.

[@You_Dont_Know_Me_]

I guess you could say he's a... Treasure pla- Oh shoot, guess I'm late too

[@resisty77]

so you would say he's a.. nevermind i was too slow

[@GenuineRage]

Mate I LOVE that you make these pieces with yourself in them. You haven’t lost touch with your sense of passion and it reminds me of drawing myself in whatever i wanted when I was younger. That on the spot decision is proof of your joy for the craft. Love love love this piece.

[@mynameismud8596]

I can't beleive Jazza just re-invented photoshop layers irl

[@qkh5600]

In fact he rediscovered the art of animation of the multi-plane cameras of the Disney Studios

[@txy345]

@@qkh5600 yup it reminds me of how the 1999 The Old Man and the Sea animated movie was made

[@VoltieBird]

The mixture of the colored plexiglass and the paper gives the piece an almost surreal or dreamlike appearance that really sells the whole piece.

[@JeffreyRemick]

This has to be one of my all time favorite Jazza videos. Please never stop being self indulgent with the craft that you are so good at and have worked so hard to get to this point with. Such an inspiration. I don't create 1/100th as much as I'd like to, but every time I'm watching your channel I start looking around at my art supplies or my tablet or my sketchbook and think "let's MAKE something, dang it!" Much love to you Jazza. Keep doing what you're doing.

[@boileditwithmymind7373]

I love seeing Jazza changing characters he loves into himself! It’s like a super power all artists have and it’s amazing

[@hdeibdkf]

Who else agrees that this king of art always entertains us with his amazing videos and art skills.

[@art5624]

Your ideas keep getting more original and better. I love it!

[@ShahidAli-kn4te]

I am so glad to see you so Happy, specially seeing you grow, always been a fan of your Art skills.

[@EnginEvren]

I would love to see it again by lighting it around or just under it (whichever angle is more convenient). I think the light-shadow games between layers will create very nice images. It was very enjoyable to watch, I think it is a more enjoyable job to do. Good work.

[@titanone1691]

Oh my gosh 🤩 !! I had no idea there were actually people that had an appreciation for Treasure Planet 🤩🤩 . Thank you ✨✨ Jazza for reminding us of such a great and original film and sharing some art with us and inspiring us✨✨ .

[@emkayart]

I absolutely love watching Jazza nerd out over Treasure Planet. I love that movie and definitely think it’s under appreciated.

[@unethicallyvoid2888]

Same!

[@DeltaDeuces]

The excitement you feel putting yourself in your art is mirroring what I feel doing art for my son. Whether it's making a poster of him and sonic going head to head or recreating his sketches with professional supplies, the look on his face is so wonderful. And between looking at what I can do and having "drawing competitions" with his uncle (who actually is a professional artist), it's spurred such a love of art and made it so real for him.

[@chumon1992]

Jazza you're about to make me cry here :'3 don't ever feel bad about putting yourself in your art. It's your art, and you can be Jim if you want to. At the end of the day it's for YOU more than anyone else. I love how excited and proud you are about this one. You can really feel it.

[@Firli]

Never knew there's another way doing similar things to 3d resin painting, thanks for the idea, Jazza

[@erindaly4577]

I am absolutely blown away by this process and how well the result turned out!! Congrats on yet another stunning piece Jazza! I think I've officially got my creative motivation back, thank you for indirectly giving me my creative thoughts back again :)

[@TigerStyleFanMIZ]

Jazza, putting yourself in your art doesn't get old! I find it delightful! It really makes me smile!

[@MorikoKitsune]

I think it's adorable that you put yourself in the artwork. It shows your desire to be these characters.

[@fasfan]

Basically a more reliable version of the epoxy resin layers. The other thing is you can change the effect with different thicknesses of plexiglass.

[@JaySanAV]

This actually amazing seeing as it's one of my favourite films and hardly anyone knows of Treasure Planet throw it some Jazza magic... perfection 🙌🏽

[@DanteDemons25]

Hi jazza I wanna say thank you for everything, seeing you’re videos alway inspire me to draw more and more! I’m not able to draw as much as I used to now that I’m an adult but being 20 and working takes a lot out of me and I try to draw as much as I can and use it as a stress reliever and watching you’re videos help with that stress as well! It gives me a while to wind down and watch someone who is truly talented and make a beautiful artwork out of nothing! Thank you for what you do jazza! ❤️

[@angelabernhardt6761]

I love when a piece really touches something from his past. His excitement is so contagious and what a gorgeous outcome!

[@zephyrsketches2398]

I honestly love how you insert yourself into everything. Don't second-guess yourself. We love you and your work. Just keep having fun!

[@DandelionDream09]

I love the plexi Glas approve way more than the resin one. It's less dangerous and more approachable for normal people like me. I kinda wanna try it now...

[@sarianneroodenburg2092]

Yeah, me too, i liked the resin one and the ones NerdForge did but it is just to much stuff to get and to learn, this is very approachable, just got to get some plexiglass pieces all in te same size and it'sa go!

[@mybecember]

You absolutely crushed this one! I love the final result As you were making it I was thinking about how cool it would be to recreate the scene in dragon ball z when bardock is looking up at frieza before he blows up planet vegeta I think it would look sick in this style! Thank you as always for being an inspiration!

[@aceofclay]

that's so cool!

[@morganemily2866]

Not Jazza making me cry 🥲. True passion for art and being able to do what you always dreamed of has always hit close to home with me, and I think that’s why I have been watching him for so long. He loved what he does and he makes the whole process of watching as enjoyable as making the art itself. He’s an inspiration to me, and I hope to one day be able to follow my own passion for art!

[@Squishifer1]

So my take on what you were talking about, like how younger you would be so excited and proud of what you've accomplished. You have the very very rare gift of being your own hero. You are who younger you looked up to. So the hell with what anyone thinks, self insert into everything you make if you want. You've earned it.

[@Unlockingparadoxes]

Much love and respect to you and your channel jazza. I love this artwork and I love treasure planet. I have since a child aswell. Thank you for what you do and your contribution to the art community. I'm a huge fan and I love all of your work. I hope that all is well for you and your family and friends and I hope that all of your dreams and aspirations come true you genuinely deserve it. Your an amazing person and artist. You are very interesting and inspiring.

[@TheDeadmau5Fan98]

Jazza makes art fun for me again with the way he explains his direction with the art piece, the color theory, and the jokes lol. Love the content man. cant wait for whats next

[@kidplay-os6ot]

You're an awesome artist and you've inspired me to get back into art with out you I don't know where I'd be keep up the good work youl be at 10 mil before you know it

[@ImCassy]

I got the Pro Artist collection for my niece for Christmas and she adores it. She's a budding artist and was only using cheap art supplies. This opened her eyes to the possibilities...

[@rubededcii2395]

I now remember why I stopped watching Jazza long time ago, you seemed a lot less motivated then, but now seeing you so happy doing something you love is the best

[@tz-cool9536]

Hey Jazza, me and my sister watches your videos and and we Love doing art! Though My sister does it a lot more. But sometimes she finds it’s hard to find art materials to use so I got her one of your kits and I would like to say thank you. Thanks so much for allowing me to surprise her with art materials she never thought she could get or afford. It’s really means the world to me.

[@i_am_cravin_mor]

Using thinner Glas and separating the ship and the frontcover with the character into those layers could be tricky but nice.

[@aaronhelms3446]

No one blames you for turning yourself into Jim Hawkins. In fact, the finished product is pretty cool!

[@womble901]

It's so good to see you really in your element. Especially when I reflect on those videos of you being so raw and vulnerable and unsure of your vision for your channel.

[@Colorsforhue]

I ordered the pro artist’s collection and totally love it!! If you have not ordered yours yet…. Do it now!! So worth it. I will admit that I’m not a fabulous artist but I am loving the collection and using all the parts to expand my art repertoire!!

[@Foxglove09]

2 Minutes ago? Sweet! Can’t wait to watch this!! Jazza’s videos are always amazing

[@rebekah7257]

I love Treasure Planet as well it is so so good :) Its one of those movies that I could really relate to growing up, I didn't really have a Dad in my life like Jim. I just really had my siblings and Mom who would help me and support me when I really needed them. I probably drove my family insane rewatching this over and over again. This movie has really inspired me and made my love for animation what it is now, and I hope to create something as iconic and amazing and ahead of it's time just like Treasure Planet someday.

[@juliakreeger6980]

you should make a pop-up book! with plot and different ways that the page moves and stuff :)

[@wigglewiggle4201]

Cried happy tears watching this since I remember watching jazza and looking up to him and its so comforting to come back after a year or two to see the same old jazza

[@notflanders4967]

not even halfway through and I can tell that the effort put in to making cohesive streaks definitely made this piece possible

[@soggy-moth6353]

love the layered painting! keep the great content up!

[@adrianmugari8416]

Jazza looks as if he's about to pose in a movie poster with that warm/cool lighting. I would watch it.

[@BlurryNova]

Jazza, I think you adding yourself in your work is awesome. I would be lying if I didn't say I made art of things I love and added myself into it for fun too. Of course its self indulgent, but its YOUR art, your the one putting the effort and work into it, if adding yourself adds to the joy of making something, then I believe its okay to do so! Seeing amazing artists like you doing that makes me feel better about doing it myself too lol

[@Alc0holiCat]

I ordered the pro-artist thingy and it was SO worth it!!! 100% recommend!!! The pencils and everything were just as good as in the advertisement clip (on another video if I remember correctly) (?) But everyone who is considering to order it, go for it!!

[@benmaske9598]

Jazza, you've been a huge inspiration in my own adventures into becoming an artist. Thanks for doing what you do - seeing what you create is always enjoyable, and your latest videos in particular have been some of the best art content I've yet seen. You give enough information on how you do something to make it educational, and the way it's presented makes it equally entertaining. Your excitement about creating art and trying new stuff is infectious. Keep doing what you love!

[@RameeHamad]

This is like the 3d resin art, without all the hassle and pain. Art doesn't have to include a crazy difficult process to be cool. 👍 Treasure planet is one of my favorites along with titan a.e.

[@scurri]

I love that you can tell Jazza really loves the artwork and the process in this video, it was so fun to watch.

[@TheMountainWulf]

As great as so much of your past stuff has been, this really is, I feel, your best work yet. It looks so epicly epic.

[@ariher3521]

This video gave me literal chills and so much inspiration. Thank you for being you ❤

[@CyberValeth]

Okay self indulgent as it is. This is an insanely awesome technique and way to do things. I -think- old fashioned cartoons were done similarly using layers frame by frame. But there's one part that you mentioned that nailed it. That love that came from childhood. Not gonna lie some parts gave me chills for triggering some old memories of stuff I enjoyed as a kid. Finally stirring that want to get out of the funk to return to art, and pursue it to whatever end it takes me. For that. Thank you and keep going.

[@renemorales3238]

I've seen loads of Jazza videos but this was the one that got me to buy the art set. So much joy in creation going on here.

[@Peanubutterfly]

Treasure planet is such an amazing movie and often gets overlooked! It makes me so happy that you love it and are giving it the spotlight it deserves! ❤

[@HoodwinkFalls]

Treasure planet is forever one of my favourite disney movies. Its is seriously underrated. Its so cool to see it get the attention it deserves on your channel

[@BainesMkII]

I mentioned it in the resin video, but decades ago you could get "3D art" kits that consisted of several sheets of stiff clear plastic which had coloring book style outlines of a comic book character. You'd paint the sheets and place them inside a special frame that kept them maybe a half-inch apart. The characters would have different body parts on different sheets to create a "3D" dynamic pose. (Like you'd have hands and arms on the front sheet, body on the second sheet, and legs on the third sheet to had a character leaping towards the viewer.)

[@doodlezjay]

I haven't watched Jazz's videos much within the past year but I saw this on my recommended and couldn't help but click. I remember watching Jazza's videos over 4 years ago (maybe it was 5) and it was such a fun time. I'm glad he's still have tons of fun and still having a nice time while making videos. Keep up the nice work and the end result looked amazing!

[@BuilderBear]

My 5 year old daughter and I watch your videos before bed and she’s crazy about your artwork. Thank you for showing people that they can create whatever they want.