LIQUID GRAPHITE: Revolutionary or rubbish?

i love how in the beginning he said "I've heard of _____“. he was definitely traumatized after the blending stump and didn't want people to think he's never heard about graphite and watercolors😂😂

I love the way Jazza treats his employees 😂 " ROOOOB " 😡 * Rob peaks his head in * " Will you get me a paper towel? ...Thank you " 🥰

OUR GUY IS USING A BLENDING STICK, LOOK AT HIM GO. I could cry. Proud.

I love how Jazz’s yells “ROB!”, and just goes, “oh yeah he works here now!”.

watching Jazz use the blending stick.... wipes away tear ...he's all grown up now

That wror wror wror sound jazza made while showing a husky howling is just... I cant- 😆

I love how organic Jazza (and team) have gotten this year. You can tell they're all having so much fun in each video

I like the fact that after learning how to use a blending stamp. Jazza started to use it on his artwork

You should do a "what I think you look like under your mask" challenge. Get some photos of people in masks and try to sketch what the rest of their face looks like 😁

Something that would solve quite a bit of your frustrations with this medium is simply using the cap as a mixing palette! You mentioned that with watercolors you have more control of your pigment strength, but you didn’t seem to realize why that is. A major factor is that with watercolor you usually use a mixing surface to dilute your colors, you would almost never work directly from the pan or tube,. Despite the similarities between the two mediums you weren’t using a mixing palette with the liquid graphite at all, which means you were always going to pick up the graphite at full strength because you had no way to dilute the pigment into the water held in the brush.

What strange art thing will it be today I wonder? *sips liquid graphite*

Aight then, you asked what we wanted you to try. Here's a few ideas: -Nail art -Lego mosaic making (i.e. using lego pieces to make a kind of 2D mosaic) -Art with melting crayons -Marbling inks -Anything bc any Jazza content is always great

Whoever was looking into the footage and was like "Yeah, Let's use this cut footage about Mortal Kombat and Jazza retouching the make up" should get a raise.

I don't really do art myself, but I've been interested in Jazza for a long time.. I love what he creates and his videos always make me smile :-). Anyone else here just for Jazza himself?

I love how most artists are beyond disorganized but yet so very talended

You find the coolest most unique things EVER...

Jazza: the blackwing pencil will not be a new go to tool in my arsenal Jazza 2 weeks later: uses the blackwing pencil for a mortal combat fight to the death piece

That Blackwing pencil is getting shorter and shorter, someone likes it a lot i see :D

First the paper stumps, now the "mabahbahbaahhh!" Mortal Kombat yell, i can't wait to find out what's next

To get lighter tones when using the liquid graphite use a container that you add the graphite to in various quantities to get different shades of gray. This is the same technique used in regular watercolor painting.