Ha!

Hahahahaha lmao

@@DoedelStuff w

But some guy may have dropped one or 2 in checkout 3. LOL

Lol

I was thinking that, too. He's just like "Should I make this? ... I could, ya know."

I hope he does make it. I'll definitely buy one. :)

He wasn’t the first to do it though. Nerdecrafter was.

@@BiteSizedCrafter what? I mean, he came out with his art boxes before she did and she’s explicitly stated he gave her the courage to do hers. But what does him being the first or not matter? It’s just fun that’s he’s reached the evolution as a creator that he can just decide to make something and be able to because he’s built up enough connections/finances/etc. We don’t need to compare creators, that’s not what the YT art community is about. 💖

@@BiteSizedCrafter Looks like you might mean the idea for this video, which doesn’t relate to my original comment but I gotchya. My comment was about something he said in the video unrelated to the topic of the video; if you’d watched it you’d understand. As for who did what first…The YT art community shared ideas and a lot of these bigger artists are friends and share ideas, too. Jazza may not have realised she did that, he’s usually pretty good about saying when he saw someone else do something and linking them; that’s kind of his whole deal lol. So most likely he wasn’t aware - and yes, it’s absolutely possible for people to have the same idea, and it DOES happen. But even if not, they’re friends. If she disliked this she’d let him know, bet. 😂

wait no way what i need to go there

@@breadbird yeah! i dont remember the stores name, but it was super big and all it sold was tons of art supplies. they even would make you custom canvases! I dont know the extent of that part, but I definitely scanned the copic aisle for an hour 😅

What did it look like?

@@Pastel_Micah cool😊😊

Bruh here too

Came to the comments for this! 😂

lol

I did a tutorial on hanz…..pls check it out

Dropping them is intentional, theatrical, you may say. "it looks good/funny on screen" 😉

but make it permanently on the market. not a special box that ends after a month or two.

Try TriaDart II. It's available to order 24/7. Mix any color and discover and re-mix new colors fast. Use any of the better inks on the market as it works off three primaries. It works with all brand name and generic markers.

@@psibitful2 well he already did it before in a video

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Nah. If Jesus died for our sins, then if we don't sin, he died for nothing.

@@matthewscorner2990what

Ikr

Pff-

So true

Yes, I was going to comment the same thing, but first checked to see if anyone else had already suggested it. The empty/blank copics are also a great way to make DIY blender pens.

Wide only has the empty version of itself apparently I think.

@@BJMGaming102 I've seen blank versions of the sketch and ciao markers, they aren't put on display as much, I think because of how many colours there are for those, but they are out there. I saw one person used them with food colouring and vodka, to airbrush over a cake which I thought was a genius idea, and why I remember them 😆

@@blackmoon818 thats a great idea, alcohol drink mixed with food coloring on an airbrush using empty copics in cake is something i would eat.

I know right! It was like the ink sticks again, and the oil paints were sooo satisfying and honestly as someone who’s experimented with using random stuff to “make paints” with its really amazing to have made something from the bottom up!

Making paint with berries would be fun to see.

@@aonirnolaloth i only saw a portion of this in a preview screen and my brain auto corrected this to "beard hair paintbrushes" lol. I watch that too but yes. Using natural pigment

Yes!

Yeah

I thought the exact same thing!!! 🤣

Exactly, what happened to "I'M A KIN-AESTHETIC LEARNER!"

OMG YOURE RIGHT

The teach RYB here, I really wish they taught CMY.

I learned that at my high school in my painting class when we were were having to learn how to mix colors

CMY are great at making any color by layering on top of each other in different proportions. It doesn't mean they would be as good when mixed together

@winter’ghost_wcue

you can already do this with copic, you can buy empty markers and make your own colours. i remember buying an art book, and for One illustration the artist had a step by step guide of the stuff they use and they had empty Copic markers they filled up themselves and use.

@@TheWipal which is fine, but even that might be intimidating for some adults. It doesn't hurt to have kits and other such things for the sliding scale of adventurousness.

I read this right when he said that

Smooth criminal

I was thinking chaos, but crime works too 😅

😂😂

@@Lucian_Andries people make mistakes, you watter bottle cap sized brain holder

@@2ndcoffeeaddict292 Annie is still not okay.

They actually used to, the set I had as a kid had a flat nib and a double nib and a dot nib, etc. It was so fun

That’s why he must make a pro version!! Omg it would be so amazing

And refills! Why did he need to buy several kits??? Don't they make refills?????

@@loriki8766 I'm not at all surprised if they don't make refill products - first because kids often lose interest in something after trying it (that's a kid's job afterall, to try out everything and figure out what they do and don't enjoy), and second because they'd make more money forcing people to buy multiple of the complete set if they do want to continue. Even more now as an adult I miss those varied nib options from marker sets for kids - who remembers those stamp markers? I would LOVE to be able to swap different kinds of nibs out!

@@rationalskeptic1 It'd be cool!! No more super expensive stuff. Well, international shipping is still expensive. :| But knowing him, he'll probably do a limited series of it, then it's gone forever! :((

yes

they saw the camera definitely

I mean K-mart isn’t an art supply shop but I get it

K-mart isn't an art supply shop

TIL Kmart still exists. Are they the ones that had little feet prints through the store?

@@skarletcharity This is in Australia, we have Kmart EVERYWHERE, i can get to 4 of them, each within a 20min drive. I am unsure about feet prints but as far as I'm aware not here.

wassup ADCArtAttack

Furthermore..... this is actually so cool! I wanna make a marker 😱

@@ADCArtAttack yeh u suld make one

big fan of you guys

@@ADCArtAttack hi…..pls rate my art tutorial

Well you have alcohol ink, I`m sure internet can provide the rest

P.S. Yes. Amazon sells empty marker pens with different ends. Gloves and syringes aren`t hard to find.

Doesn't comic sell empty markers too? So you can just mix the colors you want and fill the empty copics. That is of course quite expensive and probably unnecessary given that you can buy over 300 different colors of copics already

this

Ah I was gonna say I feel like Jackie did this before. XD

I remember her using copic ink as well from the last time I saw that video.

How many of his “friends” does he plan to rip off?!

@@pamandabearsprints5200 girl?

Indeed! And if there were a lot of nibs to choose from, that would be great!

Sounds absurdly expensive not even from a manufacturing pov but a consumer pov lol

😂 true

it can always need a new product.

Also lol

I feel like black really simplifies and intensifies that process tho

@@ajmosutra7667 Simplifies yes but black pigment is boring and flat. It's so amazing to make your darks in a painting from the colors you used elsewhere. There's a color harmony and depth that can't be achieved with black. Plus knowing color theory helps you make better compositions too.

@@jennw6809 good to know. I get feustradćted sometimes making impressionistic landscape from life if i lack simplicity of technique, but i didnt know about this grander depth of color being a part of better and more impressive compositiom

@@ajmosutra7667 A great technique is to make paintings with just 2 colors and their mixes. For instance, Raw Sienna and Ultramarine are lovely compliments and you can paint landscapes with those two colors alone!

@@jennw6809 I wouldn’t allow my students to use black in multiple applications when I was teaching middle school art just so they would use the complimentaries instead. Made for much better art pieces.

I definitely don't recommend India ink! It dries so badly it ruins fountain pens and it resists water and moisture, meaning it probably won't mix well with anything.

And doodle date. They get extra points for the colour names they came up with.

If you mean the felt tip ones, I agree. The "real brush" type, I suspect, would dry out too fast. Of course, brand would matter, because not all caps are created equally.