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Actually the most awkward shopping trip I have ever witnessed

“I say ppppthallo😂😂” Lady:”...😐”

Jazza: where do use them to paint on? Paper or canvas? Employee: paper or canvas

When you can smell that skillshare advertisement from an entire sentence away. Lol but good on you

The lady in the art store constantly crushed Jazza's dreams.

That shop scene was painful to watch.

Jazza: "I can teach you how to present to camera" Also Jazza: *violently eating a sandwich * at 1:54

“My first gouache painting!” Girl gouache painting he did before: am I a joke to you?

How did that lady NOT laugh at your phthalo pronunciation? She was just completely deadpan the whole time! 😅

*im trying to mow my gouache*

Honestly the cutest story I’ve ever heard. “Mr Foxy” and “so soft” 😭💕

"Those damn kids won't get off my gouach" Omg how funny!

all i hear is jazza's voice saying gouache after watching this video

That woman at the store didn't care at all lol

Jazza trying out something new: It's my first time doing this! Also Jazza: CREATES A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF ART

He said Gouache 76 times in this video.

I could feel the anxiety when jazza was in the art store 😬

Oh my gouache you are so talented

I always loved to work in Gouache. It has the best from oil paint, aquarell and acrylic mixed up in one. I especially love that you can mix every color you want in so many shades with just a few colors. I just use 5 colors to work with and mix up everything else myself. Yellow, magenta, cyan, a light red like Zinnober and a dark blue, plus black and white. That's all you need. Working in Gouache has something meditative. I totally dive into the process of mixing and painting.

I use white guache all of the time with watercolor and inks for easy gradient highlights and adding pthalo blue water colour to it to give teflective cool highlights. One of my favourite art things is gooochie guoche

I ALSO used Skillshare when learning gouache... made a video about it... and used Romica's class! Hahaha.

4:14....can you believe this man is a father to two kids?

It’s always funny to me how Anglo-Saxons aren’t familiar with gouache. 😀 Here in France I’m pretty sure every kid had a gouache paint set growing up. It’s versatile, easy to work with, eco-friendly (more than acrylic at least) and it easily washes off of everything with water. It has its limitations of course, and I was pretty fascinated when I discovered acrylic paint thanks to KZfaq. But gouache is still awesome! 💕 Give your kids gouache paint sets!

Lady: Pthaloe Jazza: Is that how you say that? Lady: Some people say pthaloe I say thaylow Jazza attempting to make epic joke: I say PSFTHAYLOW No one: Hah lol

I love gouache. How I explain it to people is if acrylic and watercolor had a baby.

JAZZA, YOU HAVE A PORTAL WALLET??? I love you even more now xD

Another wonderful painting. I watch Bob Ross to relax, I watch you to get tips, tricks and much more as well as being entertained. You have a beautiful family.

I can't believe this video is already a year old. This video and Jazza's trying watercolors video is what made me want to try the two mediums. And I just want to say that I really enjoyed them. If it wasn't for this and that videos, I wouldn't have started my watercolor and gouache journey.

Anyone else find it so cute that he painted his son?

Imagine taking your gouache project home from school and it’s raining lol

I love gouache its my favourite paint to use. Its so vibrant. I love that it can reactivate but not bleed as much as watercolour. When I first used it, I was in college. Nobody taught me, I just took an opportunity that was offered. What got me hook was the vibrancy AND how smooth the application was. So good. 😍

*Tip:* When you want to buy something unknown... Go to another town. That way you don’t have to see them that ofen after you’ve something stupid, said something wierd etc. I should start doing that to be honest.

I can’t wait till lil baby Jazza grows up and sees his amazing father’s videos about him and see all the things his dad has made for him

Jazza actually said Gouache 62 times... So that's about 4 times a minute... And once per 15 seconds 👌Good job Jazza, lovely video ❤️

The painting gave me Calvin and Hobbes vibes... the relationship between the boy and stuffed animal is so reminiscent of that comic

First off, you're an incredible, warm and welcoming presenter. Thank you for your videos. Just to give some perspective, Alex Ross uses gouache, so a lot can be done with it. It was gratifying to see this introduction to the medium.

It took me years to even figure out how to use watercolors (and not even correctly) yet Jazza’s is over here learning how to use gouache in just a few hours. *TEACH ME YOUR WAYS*

Damn jazza's segue to his sponsors have been pretty good lately

Apparently Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver had a son

That painting is amazing! So cute too. Awesome job. I still get blown away at how talented people are

KZfaq is the free version of the skill share

4:15 he's an adult... yeah I know it doesn't seem like it but he is.

I work primarily in Gouache, my favourite being Acrylic Gouache. Liquitex makes an artist quality acrylic formula that’s wonderfully slow drying on the palette, permanent once dry and can be used on canvas as well as watercolour paper. I love the matte flat look and the vibrancy of the colours. Watercolours were my medium for such a long time but I longed for opacity and depth. It’s worth a shot if you’ve never tried it before! It could lead you into other mediums such as oil or acrylic. :) it’s an amazing transition paint.

I'd say it's a really nice medium for the starting painter with a low skill floor but also a high skill ceiling :)

3:53 I thought "wow, what a dad thing to do." Then at 11:23 "aaaaaawwww what a sweet dad thing to do." Making me feel all the emotions here, man. * sniffles *

In Russia gouache is basic paint. Every kid in school uses it.

Oh man. I wanted to see your little mans reaction to his so soft and foxy. Beautiful picture loved the whole process. Thanks Jazza. CherieK🦋🌈

Goofy: Hi Mickey. I am taking up painting. Mickey: What kind of paint are you using? Goofy: Gawrsh!

This painting made me emotional. Tomorrow is my only son's second birthday. He's wearing overalls right now and I'm tearing up thinking about him no longer being a baby

Just realised jazza looks like a younger Gordon Ramsay

The colour pigmentation is absolutely beautiful.

I love watching your videos. Not only are they informative but also entertaining...who knew there was someone 1/2 my age with the same warped sense of humor.

Jazza’s awkwardness in the store is so me😫😂

Could you make a painting with only a single color of gouache since you can get a lot of different tones and textures with varying amounts of water

3:10 omg his hands are so buff

I really like the painting you did of your son. Thank you for sharing those cute details about his favorite stuffed fix and blanket.

Anyone ever look at a project Jazza is about to do and think.. theres no way he can be good at this too, right? Then he goes ahead and proves you wrong, again.

Why is it called a dagger? Looks more like a scalpel to me.

WHAT?! This is an unreal video. The painting at the end was so emotional and beautiful, the tutorial was super helpful, and that whole shopping experience was hilarious. This is probably in my top ten videos I've seen.

That made me laugh out loud when you put your hand out for the receipt :D you are so sweet and funny love watching you

is there literally Anything you can't do when it comes to art? such an incredible piece!

The store worker was tired of your shenanigans almost immediately.

I just have to say this, I really love the song u used while drawing I really thought it fit the theme VERY well, and like it wasn’t like just any kids/innocent song.Like that had emotion in it

The little morph back there makes me so happy, my best friend just named his dog morph and didn’t expect anyone to remember the movie and when I asked if it was bc of treasure planet he go so happy and I literally felt our friendship level up😂

The painting of his son ...my heart... 😭 I’m melting

The lady looked so done with Jazza.🤣😅😂

I miss your videos like these. Tutorials are my jam. There’s also something to be said about the emotional impact the end painting has with the viewer. So awesome.

Came across your name and remembered that another mentioned you. You are entertaining and I liked how you explained gouache. I'm not an artist, can't draw anymore, but I do color and have wanted to incorporate pearlescent gouache into my pages - after seeing another do so. Your painting is just adorable. Our kids should always be an inspiration to us. Merry Christmas!

Jazza paints his first time with gouache. Paints better than most people can who've used it for years. *artist god level reached*

Thank you for the video, especially today. I’m heading back to college for my second semester in a few weeks and I was supposed to be rooming with two people I met in my first semester but only to find out they backed out at some point within the past two months and didn’t tell me so now I’m kinda screwed over, hurt and just really down now. I’m a shy person with some mental health issues so I guess it’s hitting me harder than it should I guess. I wish I wasn’t so down about it, just sucks knowing the people who wanted to room with you doesn’t and didn’t even bother to tell you. Anyways, thank you for the video it really cheered me up for the time being. Always love your videos and have been around way before 200K I believe. You’ve helped me feel better about my art style and have given me such confidence and pride I never had before about my work. Because of you, an inspiring art teacher I had in high school, and some supportive family members I took on college and am going for an Art degree. I never thought I’d be able to handle college with my issues, but I did and not only that, but I decided to go for a degree I never thought I could handle. I don’t see myself as an amazing artist, but I’m learning to see the good in my style as I said. So in short, thank you for this amazing video and helping me out in ways I can’t begin to thank you completely for. You’ve been such an inspiration to me and so many others. I can’t thank you enough. 💕

That painting of your son was so heart warming and inspiring I've been watching my boys play lately and I was thinking about sketching them as superheroes 😁

Nice to see how the white paint being opaque makes highlights easy

Jazza- I say PTHAYLO The lady- (thinks) this guy is insane

someone pls make a compilation of jazza saying gouache

"I've never heard of this thing, let me take an hour to master it and make an absolute masterpiece." Daaaaaang.

The "thumbnail" sketch is better than anything I've made and my art teacher has showed me

Oh My Gouache!

11:20 The part where you explained the theme of your artwork really touched me. It touched me so much that I shed some tears. For a father's love to be so powerful is such a rare, and special thing. Your son is very lucky to have you as his father; especially since my father was never like that to me. I wish your family all the best for the great futures that await you. Xx Wishing you well from Australia.

I aspire to achieve that level of confidence in the shopping trip

For a new medium, I honestly can't get over how amazing both the 'thumbnail' portrait was but especially the piece with your son and his fox 🦊 You made it look beyond natural and effortless to just 'slap' it all together and come out with such stunning end results.. Congrats good sir!, ...Congrats 👌🏼

I’m afraid to watch this because he doesn’t know much about gouache, he hasn’t painted with it... and I’ve been studying it for years... and I know he’s still going to be better then me 😂😭

You can say that the name gouache is... Obnoxious... but consistent...

jazza you make my day. you are my favorite presenter on you tube. i dont care much about art but i still watch your vids as they make me happy

I love how you are always learning or perfecting skills.

I love the picture you did about your son it's so cute and love that you took your son as inspiration.

😂you in that art store is how I feel in my soul when I’m out in public

Your picture of your son and his plushie are so adorable. So sweet colours, loved it. Precious

Awwww little Jazz and mr.Foxy 😍 amazing!

And I thought I was the only one being awkward in public. Thank god I'm not alone. I'm kinda relieved now, because it's Jazza. :)

Poor jazza. The scene in the shop was so cringey xD

Remembering the time when people weren't afraid to go outside.....

I have used them in my airbrush illustration for over 30 years. Can't beat the endless possibilities.

How the hell are you perfect at everything ? 😄

Jazza, the kinda guy to buy a brush because it has “dagger” in the name Truly a worthy brother to Shadiversity

*Holds out hand to take receipt* I think not *Goes to take reciept* I THINK NOT *goes to take reciept* Ok fine. Take the freaking reciept. get out of my shop.

Gorgeous! This is my second time watching this episode. You are just amazing at everything you try

I hope you frame that painting for your son, it's so sweet and something I'm sure he'll treasure when he's older 😍

I woke up not feeling too particularly happy, but Jazza, this video changed that. It's forever inspiring to see you trying new things that are out of your comfort zone, and seeing the end result is always a masterpiece. I really enjoyed that you sought inspiration from your son. It made my heart feel warm and fuzzy. Thank you, for being you and doing what you do. ~A truly inspired artist - Lauren B.

That final painting looks like something your son would keep with him forever! It is so sweet! I wish my dad would have made me things...