The plant wasnt satisfied with his last performance. He has to act like himself for it to be convincing. The plant is still there. I know it.

Ayyy he's not held at gun point anymore

D....Did Jazza just make another drawing tutorial video!? Good Lord! Is this a return of the old Gods!?

“Cylinder” 😂😂😂😂😂

He’s gone guys Thank god the plant is gone

me, a 26y-o adult, who still draws the sun in the corner of the paper: "hm... interesting"

As a designer this video was very useful. I tend to find myself, when designing logos, products, layouts, etc., skipping straight to refined sketches because as artists, we tend to be self-conscious with messy work and we are all cast under this mindset that everything must be perfect 100% of the time. Thankyou Jazza

Plot twist: this is the plant, who’s an alien, and the skull is jazza’s.

Man, awkward Jazza was weird. Man, awkward Jazza was SCAAARY.

jazza:"my rough sketching is quite scribbly" *also creates a masterpiece*

His “rough sketch” is better than my best piece of art lol

This explains the issue I always had with most 'shapes' tutorials & tips. I always felt like something was missing because (to a degree) the shapes seemed almost arbitrary, I still struggled to understand the subject's structure and perspective. Finally someone talks about the connection between 3D composition and 2D simplification. Thank you!

Jazza's being weird. Why is he confident when he's speaking, why is the video well edited, and most importantly, where's the plant???

Jazza's "rough sketch" is better than any of my best efforts to draw properly

I've been drawin since I was 8 years old. So 12, almost 13 years now! And these are some pretty helpful tips! Another tip I can give you if you usually sketch traditionally: Use different pencils for different sketching!!! I tend to lose myself in the fun of sketching a lot and what I end up with is basically a final drawing...but it's in pencil. To prevent that. Take a pencil that seems it needs some sharpening, DONT SHARPEN IT and do the sketching with that! That way you'll also have a harder time adding details so then maybe you wont want to do them because of the t h i c c lines. At least that's my case haha. I usually use that for rough sketches. I use rough sketching just to find shapes; to get basic anatomy done for example. No details. Just shapes. Then if I want it to be a bit of a refined sketch I usually take my mechanical pencil and add a few details ontop BUT WITH A VERY LIGHT HAND. Then that's usually it for me cause I like to paint in acrylics. But Jazza's video has more info on how to move onto the inking process so watch that part again!

This is the most helpful video I've EVER looked at for drawing, thanks Jazza!

Sketching is definitely not talked about enough, and I was desperately in need of something like this! Thanks, Jazza! Great video!

"Simplify things into two dimensional objects" Me, looking at Jazza's head: alright, a rectangle and a triangle!

Yes, please more content like this!!! This is the best explanation of sketching technique & purpose that I've ever heard and I grew up with an artist for a Mom who taught me my first drawing, plus a couple of years of art in high school, and now my kid is a full-blown artist who likes to tell me how to do art (bc teens know everything, I've heard). I'm just getting back into it since illustration hasn't been my forte and this is blowing my mind.

Jazza, I'm really loving these new videos! I think you're doing a great job with bringing new and interesting content to your channel and I find it refreshing that I'm able to get back into the channel that I once loved 😊 I've seen lots of content creators get so stuck in their ways and never acknowledge the place their channel has ended up. You're setting a great example of what it means to grow and apply your new ideas as you rediscover yourself. Keep up the amazing work and I'm looking forward to seeing how you and the channel continue to expand and explore in the future 😁

Is he not gonna mention the last video? This makes it creepier... IS IT HOLOJAZZA?! IS HE HOLDING YOU HOSTAGE?!

I’d also like to add that the “automatic drawing technique” in which you hold the pencil loosely and just allow your mind to unhinge and begin drawing...whatever is a good way to “stretch before you sketch”. I actually teach automatic drawing techniques at a local art school and it’s amazing how much better drawings become when people relinquish the pencil death grip. Just my 2B cents.

Watching this after years of watching you draw, I've realized that I now draw a lot like you do. My style is different, and my skill level is no where near yours, but when it comes to how I sketch out my base figures and poses, I already started drawing this way, all because of you. 😁

I actually love this video, really solid advice for anyone who gets hit with art block, or struggle to realize their final piece!

i really needed this, my sketchbook is just me getting pissed off and scribbling over all my sketches 😟

Jazza is now free from the people who abducted him last video.😂

You and David Finch have taught me so much here in the last few months. You’ll never know how much you’ve helped. Thank you so much for everything you do. It’s appreciated so much, thank you.

Perfect timing! I am a self taught sketcher and artist - I am 45 years old now, my cycles for sketching seems to be every 6 years. I needed the refresher pro tips - I needed to hear the process for the final art . I wasn't even using my pencil the right way for the final sketch.... so helpful. Keep your work Jazza. You are a great example to me and your community. You have given me the confidence to break through a wall. Thank you. Take care.

I'm a self taught artist, and after 30 years, I've been trying to learn some of the fundamentals to finally address some of the areas I'm weaker in. I still enjoy going right in and drawing, but I'm actually seeing improvement when I sketch out the shapes and construction lines first and combining it with what I already know.

Notice how he is back to normal but the plant is gone?? ✍️🧎🔫🪴

thank you for making this video. As someone who is really trying to improve their art, but doesn`t even know where to begin. This is very appreciated.

"Draw with your shoulder" -every art teacher

Damn I know I am, but you didn’t have to call me out like that.

jazzas being weird in this video, he's been happy go lucky, and his art isnt a chair!

Classic Jazza content, I love it! Inspiring, fun and educational - I hope you do more like this. The algorithm can suck it 🖤

This explains a looot about art for me! I always liked 'doodling', but I always struggled with turning a sketch I liked into a drawing, this helps out sooo much, thank you!

Jazza. It’s been years. We’re still waiting for the soap carving video.

It’s very comforting seeing you not awkward again😌

Thank you I've been having problems with starting out my sketches because I've been trying to refine a rough sketch. You are the only person that I've seen talking about this separation and I think it will help me get better. thank you Jazza.

1. Jazza was acting really weird 2. Now he’s drawing skulls......

I thought this video was going to be more aggressive like most videos like these are but NOPE being Jazza he simply shows you "Hey you can make your art look better by doing this and referencing is completely ok!"

Other art youtubers: takes too much time to explain Jazza: allow me to introduce myself

Thank you jazza! Honestly man, I’ve been kinda frustrated with all my drawings lately but now I feel really ready to hop back into it! Love you man!!

Most art tutorials Step 1: "Draw a circle" Step 2: *giggles* "Ti hihi" Step 3: *presents masterpiece* "as you can see that what easy..."

I need this. I can draw, but sketching has always been hard for me.

We’re going to pretend the last episode didn’t happen???

There is so much good information in this video that it almost doesn't do any of these ideas justice but it's such a good starting off point of ideas to learn more about.

This is great!!!! I always see tutorials on Instagram that are just super short tutorials like this (limited time, so not enough to go in depth like this video but they still get the point across) and people just whine that there’s no rules to art and that they can do whatever they want. When yes in theory there’s no rules to art, but they’re just trying to make your drawing better and your life easier! You have to learn what “rules” there are so that you can break them properly. I struggle with sketching so much so I try and absorb everything I can when it comes to sketching. People are too afraid of constructive criticism and don’t want to take actual advice.

Are we...are we just gonna not talk about that last video?

I rly wanna see Jazza do a realistic self portrait! I think it would be amazing

Jazza . You were the First Teacher of my digital art Life !! I got used to watch your Channel for a few years ago !! Still you are the Rocking Person ! animation , Dubbing , Drawing .. You are a total package Stay safe and Happy !!! Cheers ...

nostalgia...we are back with the tutorials and the do and don’t...I learned this from you when I was still in elementary. Thanks for the tips. I bet a lot of artists has come to Jazza for help. very helpful video👍

i can’t remove in my mind the last episode😂

This is a really good explanation of sketching! I’ve been an artist for a long time now, I only had a good art teacher for my first year of school and she explained how important getting your basic shapes are. I had to learn a lot of stuff myself, but it really helped to have those few lessons. This is gonna be so helpful for so many people!

This is the first youtube video in a long long time that made me stop what I was doing and pay attention. Watched and loved every second. As a long time viewer, it's so fudging nice to see you be this comfortable and free. Thank you for being you

i miss these art tips so much! it broke more than half of my struggle with sketching to try ur tips, thanks a lot!

Could you do a tips and tricks on clothes and armor? That’s my downfall when drawing

Okay I read the title and here I come with my pencil to take all the notes :D

It's exactly the types of video that first brought me on this channel and I'm glad I didn't unsubscribed because I feel like now we are slowly going a tad more toward the roots of this channel and I love it!

I have no words to describe how I'm glad to see such a video and not another "challenge". Thanks to such videos I've came to this channel and am still here.

This feels like a good throwback video to the ild content

"DRAW" with jazza is slowly coming back Yayyy :):):)

I think honestly, this is the piece ive been missing for years now. I feel a wave of inspiration like ive never felt before. Thanks so much for your insight!

YAY Happy Jazza is back!! I hope you and your family are well!! Stay safe!!

Um everyone talks about him don't being held at gunpoint WHERE IS HE???? HE'S NOT IN THE STUDIO WHERE IS HE?????

Come on guys, this was recorded BEFORE the plant to convince us it’s all over now! We know it’s still there...

This is a beautiful video, and one I needed so freaking badly, Jazza. Sketching has always been so frustrating and tedious for me and you've helped me get ideas for where to start to fix it and make it fun again. Love you love you love you!!

THIS IS GREAT! Going back to the basics like this is so helpful and means so much

This was like a welcome trip to the past when you were "draw with jazza." I like new Jazza too, but the "draw with" tutorial and character design era is what brought me to this channel, and I've missed it.

Jazza. I was legit JUST sketching now, how dare you post this video.

This is what im here for! Thank you Jazza! You have helped me improve my style and artwork exponentially!

Just totally impressed: liked the critique of traditional teaching methods (always up for that), liked the reference to Intention as in methods of sketching ,and Mood as in where your heads's at during the process. Knowing how to undo tightness and wobbly lack-of-confidence is real important, so your ten minutes or so really got me back into it. Thank-U!

Jazza is still looking to the side a little... I’m kinda worried

I love your videos, I dare say: they have helped me a lot

Yes! Missed your tips and short tutorials so much! Super useful - More of those please Thanks :D

I would love to see more tips! I know you have said a lot you don't want to do tutorials, but I'm glad that you are finding another way that inspires you while also helping out other artists

Who is here to check if He's Okay after the Last Episode ? ( Don't Read My Name )

10 min video. People: 1 sec: Great!

this video was a GOD SEND! ive been trying for so long to find a vid like this on sketching thank you!

Oh I'm really thankful for these kind of videos. It's really helpful TT Thanks Jazza!

I've been doing this for 4 years now, i am getting better and better because of you. ( Not trying to be cringy )

I REALLY NEED THIS. Thanks jazza!

Thanks Jazza. This is the stuff I love to see. Thanks for sharing.

I have recently picked up a microsoft surface and a pen and have been procrastinating teaching myself for years. I loved your old 6 part tutorial series and am happy to see some newer ones and this playlist! Already learned so much, can't wait to grab your book.

ok it's official the plant was holding him hostage!

Ok, guys this is SERIOUS guys it is the skull of the plant. Ps. I think he is brainwashed by the plant who made him do the last video to forget about..the last...video

This is a game changer I had seen it done before but never even thought about using sketching as a means to generate ideas for drawing and I always thought of sketching as these shapes that help you get proportion right but I never even threw in my own interpretation of what shapes I should use I just used the shapes I thought I had to. Thank you, this was Very helpful.

Thank you soooo much Jazza for this video! I am struggling with sketching details to soon and your video really help me to see that so thank you

I've been learning and practicing my drawing/sketching style for about 7-8 years now, and this is really the first video I've found that is ACTUALLY helpful. Thanks, Jazza :)))

Looks like he's back to normal. Nice

Great video, wish I had seen this 15 years ago. I struggled for a long time, being afraid to "mess up" and wanting each sketch to look amazing. Over the last few years my sketch process has evolved, its more free and exploratory. The result: much more satisfying finished pieces and most importantly a much more satisfying drawing process.

I never really comment on videos but I had to comment on this. I love this. I love hearing a professional if not semi-professional's take on simple things like sketching. You are a true inspiration jazza!

funny how his expression and mood is so different than the other video i wondered if it was fake

Me, who has already been doing this: "my eyes have been opened and I'm ready to fight Disney with my power"

Thank you Jazza! I really love to see that you once again did a useful tutorial video! Awesome! Thank you for coming back to your origins!

Found this so helpful. Cheers jazza. And yeah would love the tips and tricks videos

The plant is gone, peace has been restore

"I'm a self taught artist" -Jazza 2021, he's amazing and the fact he's self taught is called true talent

Oh man, Jazza, you're so good at explaining these things. Yes, I'd love more videos on tips and tricks. Also, sketchbook sessions where we can see you draw and hear your thoughts would be amazing. As someone who never did anything arty before, I've learned so much from watching sketchbook sessions by Drawing Wiff Waffles. And I'm sure we could learn a lot from you as well.

Thank you Jazza!! I will keep practicing more and your ideas on how to draw is a lot easier to understand than what I’ve read in books!!