How to COLOR like a PRO! - Secrets Revealed...

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[tomasaguiar]

Love this much more "grounded" content. Reminds me of the old days

[ShortHax]

My eyes: This won’t be too hard
My brain: You got this
My hands: Oh no you don’t

[Mothpunk]

I haven't seen anyone mention this, but I am really glad Jazza made sure to include options for darker skin tones in his set and showed how to shade darker skin, even if only for a brief moment. I know many artists who can't color dark skin properly, whether because they don't have the right colors or because they don't know how (it is different from shading paler skin, but most artists are taught that the way of shading paler skin is the way to shade all skin tones which isn't always accurate and can make darker skin look washed out!). I'm sure it'll make a big difference for other artists!

[HumbleHippo]

I'll be honest- I didn't watch this when you released it. Clearly my brain didn't think it was 'clickbaitey' enough.
But, when you called out it's performance on your next video, it made me think- 'why didn't I watch that one?' So I came back to watch it, and man I enjoyed it.

I feel like I need calling out sometimes, and reminding that content like this is far more educational and engaging than a lot of other stuff out there on YouTube- the stuff that my brain makes me click on because of the thumbnail. Thanks as always Jazza, and next time you release a tutorial I won't be missing it!

[tobiasweber]

its fun to return to draw with jazza once in a while

[jimmyispromo]

Haven't seen jazza for a while. Looks great with a beard and haircut!

[angel_vii]

Hey Jazza! You said you were feeling a bit disappointed that this video hasn't done as well according to YouTube analytics. I can get why that would be really bad and disheartening for a professional YouTuber. But for the record, I got a lot of value from this video. I'm not an artist. I'm just someone who enjoys coloring for relaxation and therapeutic purposes. It's like meditation for anxious/high energy people. So it may as well look pretty when you're all done. I can't wait to (try to) apply some of techniques you've kindly shared with us. Thank you for all the love, passion, and hard word you consistently put into your content; regardless of the numbers. This is the YouTube I enjoy.

[Aryadei]

Really appreciate the tutorial. Jazza is a really excellent teacher, and this is a side you don't see as much of in his art challenges. Definitely has me tempted to check out his skillshare classes.

[Dyl]

I miss the times when I was a child and watched tutorials. It's how they taught me how to draw, people like marcrilley and yourself have inspired me

[whippersnapper]

I watched Sarah's video of her reviewing the pro artist box and she coloured the same drawing that jazza did this video. She did mention that she wanted to see how jazza would colour it. I was pleasantly surprised to see Jazza colour the same drawing (whether it be coincidental or on purpose) and I like comparing the tips that both artists gives. It was really fun to watch 😋🤞

[Zahrah.M]

This has sooo many good tips in it!!
A question though: how do you add the tonal variation with the coloured pencils (or alcohol markers, if you're feeling daring, I guess), without making it confusing what the actual colour of the item is?
Having those colouring pages and seeing how you can just colour the whole area first without discrimination makes it less intimidating for me who always thinks too much before doing lol

[ehizellbob]

I did a 3 year illustration degree, and I've learned more from Jazza's tutorials and skillshare than I ever did at university. He's an excellent teacher and I can't possibly not recommend taking his classes. We don't deserve Jazza, he's too good for us

[inescamarinha]

I really enjoyed this video and it makes me sad that it performed worst than your other videos, not only because this has great value, in general, but specially because you are really good at transmiting what you know. Considering that so much of your knowledge is empirical, it's really impressive! This deserves more love (part of the reason I'm commenting is to feed the algorithm gods). When (or if) I can afford a Skillshare subscription I WILL definitely be checking your classes on illustration and character design! Thank you for all the hard work, Jazza.

[meredithsorneart]

I hope this video goes absolutely HUGE because this was SO valuable for me! Thank you Jazza I really enjoyed this and learned a lot!!!

[phonix]

Oh wow, finally some good old Draw with Jazza vibes. Haven't seen a tutorial in a long time here. I kinda miss the old days.

[forbezilla]

I'm not an artist, I'm a crafter, but I would LOVE to see more videos like this on your channel every so often, it's really cool to see all the different tips and tricks. I understand that it's not getting as many views as your other videos, but it would still be nice to see more of.

[vincentking]

Thanks!! That's the first time I've seen the Gold and Chrome test sheet tutorials, very interesting. I will have to try that one. And the using blue on the skin tone for shadow, and red\pinks on the blue for shadows. And then showing why using the red + blue makes it darker not the same was something I never thought of before.
Things like this is why it's still great to have tutorials in 2021! ;)

Maybe have one tutorial like video a month might be helpful. Revisiting some of the older videos and showing any new tips and tricks with drawing people\animals\objects might be helpful! :D

[sonicchica]

This video helped a lot. I’m still new to using alcohol base markers but with some guidance and remembering of how to properly layer, I’ll get there.

[azul]

perfect! i always avoided coloring my drawings because i didn't understand how to blend colors correctly but this gives me a starting point, goint to try it!

[gamernick]

The video worked perfectly.. this is what I was looking for to pull the trigger on buying the set for my daughter. She loves art and is far and away a thousand times better at it than I am but thankfully this video can show how the kit is different from the naffy Crayola sets and Poundland colours she has been using.