Does this Weird Drawing Tool actually WORK? - 'Art Hack' Test!

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[anyaklum]

Can we just appreciate that Jazza drew the same picture three times just to give us an accurate review

[eyesofthefox]

As an artist I appreciate the honesty when he's just like, "I really don't want to do this" and for a brief moment you can see him contemplating whether he should or not based on YouTube responses, but then pulls through with the, "Naw. I'm done." Respect.

[moango]

I have this tool, and I love how awesome it is to trace the proportions of a subject. It CAN be difficult to see some of the details to trace even with the filters on, but it's definitely a time saver and allows me to get on with the painting without spending so much time perfecting shape placement.

[teodorpavel]

You could do a combo: use the ”Lucy” and the ”Sketch-a-Graph”.

[DrawLUCY]

I'm the creator of the LUCY. This video had me dying, hilarious! You made some legitimate criticisms, this is a historical drawing tool, not as simple as some modern methods. But I did see you throw away the manual there, and it showed. Those filters that you loved peeling the paper off of, those will increase the contrast of the image, without any need for complex lighting. And proper use of a camera lucida is for the real quick basic outline, never use it for shading or for the finished drawing. It is just to get you started. But I genuinely enjoyed the video, thank you for reviewing my LUCY!

[TJWhiteStar]

😂 Threw away the Manual that would have shown him that the filters would have given him a way better picture 😂

[themusiqfreak]

I feel like that Lucy ad was just made specifically to lure Jazza into buying and testing this... clearly genius marketing.

[snowberry_]

"I wasnt cleaning. I just stumbled upon it while making more mess"
What a flipping mood

[soldiersam]

These were for sale in comic books back in the day. I bought one as did a few of my fellow aspiring comic book artist friends. My High School Art teacher also had one that he used for portrait work. He never used it for the entire process, but just for outlines and composition.

Coincidentally, my Army pal Troy Hudson voiced the commercial referenced in this video. 😊

[setnect]

Can we just appreciate that he didn’t get a terrific neck pain after doing this video..


I would get one 2 minutes in... OhWELLlll

[meredithbetsey]

"I wasn't cleaning, I just stumbled across it when making more of a mess." 😂
Story of my life!! Lol
Who else loves Jazza!?!

[nishadkhudabux]

Hey jazza I have used a similar thing in art class, and you can set them up to be really useful! The 3 big factors are:
1. Have a strong head on light (like you figured out)
2. Reduce or turn off ambient light, like your overhead lighting, that really blurs the image. (Think that would make the biggest difference for you)
3. The ones we had were attached to tripods not that shaky rod Lucy uses. It's still a little awkward but much more comfortable and accurate!
Would love to see you try it out again

[That__Guy]

I'm disappointed, that this thing isn't called Tracey instead.

[TheBeesies]

Jazza: Draws a picture 3 times for an accurate representation, spends 5 months making chainmail armor, spends hours each day making videos for our entertainment, but he doesn't want to draw one more picture with the LUCY. That's how you can tell a product sucks.

Holy guacamole that's alotta likes

[rorymichaelosullivan]

I really like how you've brought more heart into your videos lately. Content like this makes me want to shoot down and draw which I hadn't found as much with the bigger more out there projects. Great job Jazza!

[foodiddles]

Over the years Jazza has taught me the golden rule of art: skip the gadgets and instead just practice sight drawing.

[allisonpudiwitr]

The actress looked like she got some actual aggression out on that painting.

[jsarigul]

This is 100% better than some of the previous videos that you addressed in your self-reflection video. Not really over the top with your actions or words, just the Jazza we’ve all grown to love being himself. Please continue to do videos in this way as it reminds me of the original days of draw with Jazza and is what we all love to see from you. Take care and stay positive.

[nonameless]

this isn't a funny comment but I like how even after he does all three tests, he still tries to do the lucy again in different circumstances and gives it the benefit of the doubt instead of just trashing it immediately.

[icyflame]

Fun fact, the effect LUCY uses is called the pepper’s ghost effect and is also used in Disney themepark’s haunted mansions