This 3D PAINTING trick is INSANE!!

This 3D Painting effect looks AWESOME, I'd love to find other ways to play with it! Let me know your ideas in the comments!
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[theraVen]

I feel like if we were lucky enough to still have Bob around today, he would feature this video on his show. This was really well done Jazza

[feshak]

Those mountain reflections were on point. It made the whole painting feel more real because it moved like you would expect a reflection to move. Great call and great video.

[Cwllmc]

The reflection effect adds a whole lot more "depth" In the scenery

[SergeyPupkoMusic]

This is your best work, period. That piece better not be picked apart and erased for other projects, this needs to be preserved forever.

[Animalconferece]

There’s an extra challenge in not seeing exactly where you painted on the layers before, I think Jazza did incredibly!

[rafaeliglesias]

It would be nice if the background layers were incrementally wider to extend the effect when panning

[lukedonohoe_]

Wow. Just wow. I seriously think I would look at that piece for hours with how cool this depth effect is. I genuinely might do this myself.

[llamasugar]

_Bambi_ was the first animated feature that was shot on that multi-layer rig. It was revolutionary!
The opening scene continues to be one of my favorites because it’s so beautiful.

[ise]

The choice to have the water in the background worked so well, it looks so pure and clear while having just the right blue level

[lay_an]

Jazza's skills never disappoint me

[aceaj]

You don’t have to make it look like it’s in front of something because it actually is in front of it. Love it

[RayNaso]

I really enjoyed this. My passion has been classic animation. This is basically how the old animations were done. Layers of celluloid that were photographed 1 frame at a time. Up to 60 pictures per second. Some were done in what they called, 2's and 3's. Basically, 1 second was 24-60 different drawings. Some were held for more than 1/60th of a second. This was how they developed motion. Now mostly done using a computer. Disney pioneered this technique using what they called, "The MultiPlane camera."
Thanks Jazza. This was really fun to see. 🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨

[JaneG]

This is one of the most awesome things you’ve done since I started following you, sir. I have no words.

[CON]

you should do different themed versions of this, it'd be so cool! like underwater, fantasy, steam punk, cityscape, it would all be so cool!

[eeza]

one more of this but with a fantasy setting would be real cool! like maybe a darker feel with embers and a huge castle looming in the background and a raging dragon in the forefront or something would be epic to see! 🤩

[smo]

Duuuude this looks so dope!! I love that you left the water transparent like it kinda is in nature. I also really liked that you shared the infos about how Disney was doing their animation. That was really interesting to know.
And of course the derpy but still artistic things at the end. Amazing.
Lots of love ❤️

[kevinbroussard]

I think this is what I've been wanting from the 3D resin paintings I've seen here and elsewhere. This effect works so well, and seems like it's a lot easier and faster, and less prone to disaster

[GlitterMagician]

Please do more of these, it turned out so stunning. The clouds look like they are just soft little balls of cotton because they look so wispy a truly amazing work of art.

[madeleine]

Really gorgeous painting! Love it! And thank you for being so respectful about Bob Ross and his amazing legacy. Hope this will make people wanting to paint.

[lisasternenkind]

You did an incredible job here. 🎉
You couldn't even see the background while painting the next layer. The composition of the layers to make the painting seem 3D is sooo awesome. Congratulations! 🎊
Cheers from Germany 🍻