LET THE DICE DECIDE - Epic Random Character Design Session!

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[Hey_im_Viv]

This hit me so close to home all of the sudden!
I'm a female gamer who happens to have a chronic illness and therefore wheelchair bound in some occasions. I am a nurse as well, but sadly can't work much due to my illness and restriction of walking. This screams me 100% !!! I love it Jazza, thank you for this

[ajurgo]

Jazza, I need to thank you. As a chronically ill wheelchair using geek, I would seriously hang this on my wall. It brought tears to my eyes. As soon as I have the funds, i will be purchasing a print. I can't put into words how amazing it feels to have people like me in a wheelchair, represented. <3 Thank you Jazza. Thank you <3

[lunajayde_xx]

Jazza! I’m living for this picture! No one ever draws disabled characters, and I’ve seen you do it twice! Thank you so, so much for this amazing picture! As a disabled woman who loves dying my hair and getting tattoos and having piercings, I feel very respected and represented by this beautiful picture. Thank you!!

Edit: Thank you for all the likes, everyone!

[ferndodd]

As a disabled 20 year old woman who grew up wiccan (type of pagan) with chronic pain, that exact hair, tattoos, who loves gaming and D&D (I'm a gnome assassin) I was creeped out how accurate this was to me 😄 but anyway, this was so inspiring and uplifting to watch. Thank you so much ❤

[maggiemccarthy]

As someone with a chronic illness/disability, I absolutely LOVE this character design. I really appreciate that when talking about the real world character, you never pity her, you just speak of her like a person. So often, characters with disabilities exist to evoke pity. You're supposed to feel sorry for said character. I know this is just a goofy character design session, but you never talk about how sad her life is or anything like that. How we talk about people with disabilities matters, and I appreciate how you approached this piece.

[ShimmeryVainu]

U just drew me in the future! ;) I'm in a wheelchair, stuck at home most of the time and all I have is my technical gadgets to produce art! And I have an alter ego too! In fact I have two! This picture is actually pretty similar to what I drew for the November 2017 COTM! It was called "Drawing My Inner Self"!

[ArtzyTea]

I very rarely comment on anything here on YouTube i've always enjoyed being a spectator. However this time, I just cant help but to say something. Since I have followed you for many years now, I have had the pleasure of seeing most of your videos. None of them hit me quite like this, none of them resonated more with me than anything. I am 19 and been bound to a chair after a serious accident during a football(soccer) game. I am here 5 surgeries later, but I am more inspired than ever! I had to let go of the dreams within sport that i had, But i have art now. I might not ever be able to play sports, but i still find the same joys in E-sport. The adrenaline, the rush, the team play. All and everything this drawing represents, I love. Thank you Jazza for making this, it really made my day.

[thewaltest]

This was incredibly moving. I never saw that coming. Why am I crying???!

[RainstormCheetah]

Have you thought of ever writing this character's full story? I'm really curious now; she's super-interesting and I'd love to know more about her and her world.

[chloeveeder]

This was so beautiful and I loved it as a kid with a disability in a wheelchair and hospital often. Thank you!

[JustAnotherBuckyLover]

Having been part of this character design session, I am SO glad to see how many more disabled people have popped up in the comments agreeing with me that this was EPIC - we rarely see disabled characters portrayed sympathetically and this was so good to see. As I said on Twitch - this is basically me, if you buy me a VR headset! LOL Thank you again, Jazza, for creating a character I can truly identify with.

And I'd like to make it clear (just generally, not to Jazza or anyone specifically) that - while THIS character was introverted and housebound, not all disabled people are, nor SHOULD they be. But there was far more discussion that went on in this amazing session than can ever be covered in this 12-minute video. :)

[roguewolf]

As a chronically ill/disabled (crutches & sometimes wheelchair) gamer...both video & table top role-play..this hit home for me. Thanks for making such an insightful work of art! I even often play handheld video games while getting IVs! Helps me escape from what’s going on.
Also looks like a guardian angel or some kickass superhero who heals people. Awesome any way you see it!!💕💕

[rahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

I feel Jazza and a bunch of other YouTube Artists need an art gallery of everything that made.

[tsarinaballerina]

“Winged snake medicine logo thing”

**Hermes and Asclepius have left the chat**

[_paleo.figs_]

"Winged snake medicine logo thing" appears in the predicted search bar thing

What have you done Jazza

[fandomcats]

In Greek mythology, Asclepius is the god of medicine and he has his 'Rod of Asclepius' which has one serpent on it. However people often mistakenly use Hermes' (god of trade, wealth, luck, fertility, language, thieves, and travel, among other things) staff as a symbol for medicine; which in the staff with two serpents. Just thought I'd mention that. 😋💜

[fantoonstic]

please do more of this. it's a very interesting idea.

[HerbalAssailant]

We should all try doing this and tag it as #LTDD!
(Let The Dice Decide)

[zsq]

*types in winged snake*

Google: *winged snake medicine logo thing*




oof

[crabby]

I wonder how many times he rolled that dice for the intro