I tried 'REVERSE' Colouring-in...

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[luo]

It’s crazy how the brain can recognize shapes in a random patterns, especially faces!

[keyframeclips]

Interesting how Jazza usually struggles with abstract art but can so easily make nice pieces out of these abstract foundations.

[EonWhite]

This was really cool. I think this could be fun to see over on Insert Art too.
It would be interesting to see 2 or more artists tackle the same coloured page, and then by the end reveal what they saw.

[TechnicolourFlamingo]

Back in January I ordered my Pro Sketch Pack for my birthday. It came in late February and I am so happy with it and just recently I finished my 8th sketchbook. I am so happy with this art box, it is so much fun and I plan to upload my works to reddit and eventually sell some pieces. This video is amazing and gives me a lot inspiration. I hope you all are having a lovely day or night, wherever you all may be. Cheers and much love :)

[boonjabby]

I really love when Jazza gets philosophical and demonstrates his emotional connection to art (said during whale piece)

[coryman]

Very fun! But also worth recognising the fact you include the "failures", or at least the pieces you weren't especially happy with. There's always that urge to hide stuff like that, but showing them really makes this feel a lot more real and grounded, and a lot more approachable :)

[vampirerose]

I actually took a screenshot of one of those pages, went to photoshop to fill some space (because once I removed Jazza's hands from the screenshot, the image was in a weird angle to fill a page, so I kind of filled the rest repeating the pattern) And... I loved my result! I need to get myself some ink and try this in a traditional media. Thanks for always showing that art is just... fun :D

[TiredMomma]

When I was a kid, I was discouraged from doing the, what do you see in these blobs of paint.
I don't have to listen to that anymore.
With that blue one I actually saw a cool blue dragon.
I can really get into this because I've always wanted to do this.
My mind would do this with bed sheets in how the wrinkles created shadows and shapes.
I think this is exactly what I needed to be inspired by because I really want to use my new water color paints somehow not commonly done, and this is it. Also, I can just create inspirational quotes on top of a nice watercolor background.

[Rawt]

Honestly it’s pretty cool that your scenes ended up going in reverse too, with your first attempt being your “grand reveal”. Fits the theme!

[aussiecrafter]

The first one I watched do this was SoCraftastic, then ChloeRose, Mira Byler and now Jazza, and it's so interesting to see different artists processes and interpretations. Very cool Jazza. Glad yours went in a uniquely Jazza direction and style.

[SagostundenSvenska]

Very good way to get started. I often find myself in a creative rut - drawing the "usual" stuff. This seem to be a very good way to get out of the comfort zone a bit.

[squid__]

honestly for the second one i saw a lady dancing underwater in that traditional chinese gown you see in dramas/harem games like she looks so beautiful and ethereal and divine that i failed to see what jazza draw until he showed us the finished drawing

[HumdrumCurio]

It’s nice to have a more chill art session with Jazza every once in a while. For me, art is about the process and not the end result (though if I do get something nice out of it then cool) so seeing this process video was great ❤

[kowazi]

it would have been interesting to share one or more of the watercolors to see what the community would imagine

[ElicBehexan]

I remember doing something like that in middle school. I normally ended up with flower arrangements, but they were quite nice. I did another in high school, except it was supposed to be a self portrait. I was there, but as a shadow because of my low self-esteem.

[miangel]

This is literally my favorite thing to do in my sketchbook when I’m bored lol a little smoke sesh and painting is a must must must lol

[MoltenPumpkin]

Whatever the topic Jazza will find a way to make it entertaining and fun to watch!

[illisagaellen]

IT's like cloud wathcing on paper! So, fun! I love the Pro Sketch Pack! It's beautiful, portable and super functional! It makes me so happy! I use it most often when taking my mom to the VA hospital and other Doctor's appointments, nice to have a more stable surface and everything near to hand, organized and contained so nothing is falling out all over the floor, which is very distracting when trying to get a little art in before the nurse calls us in.

[amandaterrio]

It was so fun to watch someone create something other than flowers. Almost all the reverse coloring videos I’ve seen, the artist creates flowers

[MortalAnonymous]

One of my favorite things to do since kindergarten all the way through school was to stare at the patterns in the weird texture of the bus seats and then draw what I saw. I never knew it was a technique. It no doubt fueled my creativity tho.

Couple of my favorite results were a peacefully belly-flopped basset hound doing a blep, and a giant head with one tiny angel wing and one tiny demon wing, wearing a bitty party hat and blowing out his birthday cake candles.