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I am second lol

I'm watching this at 3:00 am in america

I'm 3rd. Hooray

you are so inspiring

Man, I'm gonna cry. Though I am listening to The Hoteliers right now so that could be helping make this more sad.

Yeah its kinda annoying to color drawings so i just leave it in gray

That's the beautiful thing about art, it's for everyone and there's so many different ways to do it. There's something for everyone, whether you can see color or not!

Pure facts I have many friends who like drawing in black and white and chose to not use colors you just have so many possibilities it just awesome

Wait omg 😢

Can you imagine how wild that must be? Like if you're using color but you can't see those colors, it's just like "this gray looks really good with yellow, and this gray looks really good with blue, but if I mix the two grays everyone else says it looks awful." I get it, I'm wrong, multiple people have told me, no one else needs to. Thanks.

A person who won project runway (i think allstars?) Was colorblind!

I am colorblind

I had a professor who was colorblind. He would correct people's color. Very witty and sharp tongued man. There was a student who he wasn't a fan of due to his lack of effort-also, he was a digital artist and it was a traditional drawing class, so he struggled to shine. After that semester, me and that student took color theory under a different professor. Our color blind professor came in during a project critique, and ended up LOVING the lazy students work, who would always slack and do the minimum, sometimes not even correctly. The irony was pretty great lol.

But your not good

Oh that’s hilarious!

You're telling me the gothest family ever wore and lived in pink?? lmao that's incredible

@@d.sadster5684 quite irony

The “red” dress in the 1938 Jezebel (B&W) was actually grey, as the color test showed that the red dress they originally planned to use didn’t read as red in B&W, but the gray one did.

They were original pastel goths lol

There's a hypothesis that Van Gough had a color blindness as an explanation for why his sun flowers are on the orangey side. Keep at it.

Good luck keep going just necause your colourblind doesn't mean you can't make amazing art

I'm glad ypu got ypur confidence back. Having critiques are good, but some people don't know the balance and ruins things for others.

My thoughts exactly

He might be surprised he picked the right shades of the colors he was looking for....brands can have vastly different colors with the same or similar color name.

@@meanncat3050 Aye, I suppose so. I just thought he would have gone in without knowing the colours. I think that would have made it more interesting, if he happened to make the Jazza avatar blue like a smurf.

He did it from a colorblind perspective. That doesn't exclude using color names. A colorblind person would read the names. I don't think it breaks a rule

colourblind people can read too

haha i wonder too

Squidmar!,!!

Pog

YES U LIKE WARHAMMER

i saw ur vid squidmar and itwas so funny how the colors came out

well, if they use food coloring it is, the green isn't natural so sometimes it's just white.

it's Jin not Jim

(Thanks for mentioning him though)

Wow, I’ve seen his sketches but I never knew he was colorblind

I love his work! :D

Yes he has excellent designs

WOAH WOAH WOAH!!! Let me get this perfectly straight: You comment something that is completely unrelated to the fact that I have two HAZARDOUSLY HOT girlfriends? Considering that I am the unprettiest KZfaqr worldwide, it is really incredible. Yet you did not mention it at all. I am VERY disappointed, dear sina

@@AxxLAfriku I hope you're joking And if you are, Youre not doing a good job

F lol

@@AxxLAfriku um... Ok?

@@lvbboi9 he comments this shit on so many videos that I almost want to report him

and cover up color names too!!

@@rigorcorvus Colorblind people can still read labels and color names though so covering them up doesn’t really make sense

@@baconsoda7011 I think that what they’re saying is that the video would have been more interesting if he hadn’t known the colors and instead had to go off of what he thought they were.

Completely agree, seemed like cheating almost or missing the point. If you want to see a more "blind" attempt at this watch the video he mentions he go the inspiration from

@@baconsoda7011 Yes but the knowledge that Jazza has on colors, how is he supposed to understand how it feels to paint without knowing what color is what when he already knows what a color looks like by the name? A color blind person can read the name, but not know exactly what they're supposed to be looking at color-wise. The knowledge that he has on colors is not the same as someone who is colorblind, so that puts him at an advantage and doesn't really truly puts him in their shoes.

I said the same thing. He basically cheated. Would've been more fun if he didn't know what each color was.

Colorblind people would read the color names, idk what's wrong with it

@@shadowknightskye2783 1) monochromatic red doesn’t actually simulate any real form of color blindness. 2) colorblind people can read the colors, but if they can’t truly see some of them in their entire life, then they don’t have Jazza’s level of understanding on how they appear and mix. 3) a video with crazy colored drawings instead of a bunch of pretty normal Jazza cartoons that look almost as good as any regular drawing scenario was MUCH more boring than what I thought I was clicking on. Sorry Jazza, I like you and this was impressive, but it wasn’t exciting. Like every time the camera went out of red mode, I was a little bummed everything just looked right. I wanted to see that clown with red skin, or that fashion girl wearing highlighter yellow glasses or something else crazy.

@@shadowknightskye2783 no one is saying that there’s anything wrong with the way the video was done. People are more curious of how difficult it would be if he couldn’t read the names of the colors. It would make for a more entertaining video, but it would also help people to understand the struggles of colorblind people. Not ever color has a name on it, so being able to see the difficulty he would have with finding a color would help people understand this and perhaps widen their perspective. The video was great, but I believe that a sequel without color names would he beneficial as well.

@@shadowknightskye2783 the point wasn't to simulate how actual colorblind people would work around being colorblind, the point was to make it a challenge where he doesn't know what colors he's using. if you read the color names it's just a test of how well you can link a color to a name rather than seeing what colors you ended up using when working with greyscale vision. I was personally expecting more of an experiment showing how a monochrome filter can make a strangely colored piece look normal, not necessarily someone trying their hardest to pick/make the more traditional colors based on what they already know about colors and color names and not sight

First try!!!

@@miki957 😂😂

6th times the charm!

ultimate troll would be to give him try to find yellow with those on while not having any yellow.

AI learning in a nutshell

Wow your so good at drawing!

@Banana Goanna Thank you!

@@sumissketchbookd9237 I watched the dog drawing it was soooo cute 😍 your a very underappreciated KZfaqr! Ik you'll get rly big one day;

@@Nanners_Art Aww thank you so much!

Don’t read my profile picture

I certainly hope he's not. Being in the red means debt for the business 😂

@@dawnthegoblin good point!

@@dont1772 ok

Me: reads your comment Me: reads your profile name Also me: it’s perfect

That's what colorblind people do.

@@peterbonucci9661 I think the point of what they were saying was that it didn’t seem like a “challenge” if he knew what the colors were. The only difficulty seemed to be with blending. I don’t think this comment was meant to offend colorblind people. I think that it just implies that a video without him reading the labels would be more entertaining and interesting.

He worked his way up to more difficult levels, with his last project not having any labelled colors. This is how he does a lot of his challenges.

@@SuperKatiki Yeah but then he said he was just going to make multiple shades of brown because, like he says, if you mix enough colors together you will eventually get brown. I felt like he played way too safe on his sculpture with the colors, we only got lucky that he found green for the eyes because he wasn't going for a shade of brown for that he was just looking for black.

@@HeatherGermaine essentially what you're saying is you wanted to see him fail?

:D

@@geckowithapencil :>

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Oh ad! Hii

@@Mikaelamofu mikaaa! Henlooo xD

A mix of both plus reading the colors.

Don’t read my profile picture

@@dont1772 I read it

@@dont1772 you come again

Don’t read my profile picture

Yummy egg 🥚 😋

Butt fruit

Wise words

I agree ಥ‿ಥ

Yesssssssss

take a photo of white egg and look only at red channel of the image, it would probably look white yeah

"I got all the colors right" like did you expect the shade sunny yellow to be purple?

(I know this reference isn’t related to yours but it still reminded me of it) “This pen that I hold in my hand is RRRRROOYYAALLL BLUUUUE!”

this was actually the first thing i thought of too lmao

Yup, I was so annoyed looking at that model going "but the hair and the eyes are fine!" Granted, I can't tell what colour they are.

There is a company now called EnChroma that make glasses which allow colour blind people see in colour. You should search them on KZfaq, they are pretty life changing for many people. 😊

Nice, I'm doing the same

Lock your dog outside your door in the bathroom. Leave a food and water bowl for him though! I’m not that mean... I hope

@@smokeykiwi8992 good idea i should do that 👌 thx

@Flavio Rodriguez same

I think youre first

To comment that is

@Flavio Rodriguez same

@@stabbedryan4613 yep they are

I'd hate to be red-green colorblind because the whole video would either be invisible or just black and white.

@@ZUnknownFox it's not exactly black and white it's just really grayish yellow green and brown

@@fishbish4853 Yeah, I’ve heard that reds and greens are more like a brownish yellow color for people with that kind of colorblindness

@@Gemini-Lion not true. Some blues will appear green (when the color is towards green spectrum) and same with purple (towards red). Same with (army)green/brown. Differs per colorblind type and person.

My brother has it and just sees purple and red as greys and blue he only knows as family told him what it is in the past

Where is this mentioned?

@@Octobris 13:00

WTF Bruh

I think if his son actually wanted to go into art, he'd probably have the same love that his dad does since he's been watching his dad do art his whole life pretty much. If you love doing something, you will find a way, like Mozart being deaf didn't stop him from making music.

There are some fantastic glasses out there for colorblind people, which basically help them to differentiate between reds, greens and browns better. Technology has truly come a long way, so I definitely don't think colorblindness is as big of an issue nowadays than it was, say, not even 20 years ago.

@@TeenyTinyTiggy Not all art uses colours. Some great art is just black or white, or perhaps he'll be a sculptor or modelmaker and leave the painting to others. Most colour blindness is mild and barely affects most applications. Also, it was Beethoven who was deaf.

@@TeenyTinyTiggy Mozart wasn't deaf, Beethoven was.

Reminds me of love ya neighbor

@@littleaesthetic5344 I was gonna say that! :0

@@CaptainBulbasaur :o

I dont believe in god :)

@@hopefullynotacringyname.7310Me too

Don’t read my profile picture

@@dont1772 I won't read it bud. No one will ever know.... mwahhahahahhaha

@@dont1772 shut up bot

Thanks for the likes guys!!!!

Same :D

Ohh my lord

LOL same

I barely use colours in my drawing

Hmmm

I like sculpture, pen and ink, a restricted set of colors, or to just be bold and let the colors come out how they do. You can see sculpture all over that doesn't use color. There is a huge amount of art that is black and white. You can go for a silkscreen/woodcut look with just a couple of colors. I think his artwork worked out because he got the darkness right and didn't get too attached to the colors.