Did I make the BEST ART COPYING TOOL??! 

Art game of telephone basically 🤣

Yesss!

TELEPHONE ART, great title too

Hi i just started a drawing channel I wouldn't mind your support☺😂

That’s an awesome idea! But instead of Jazza doing it each time, getting all his staff, friends, family etc to do it... then see what it looks like in the end 😊

I think it would be a nice use when you do digital drawing and want to transfer it on canvas or paper, without ruining paper with eraser!

lightbox is much easier

@@ahmedshaikh7662 if you have printer. And it's more wasteful with printer.

still..it's mirrored... so youre not gonna get the original sketch

@@Agent.J Digital... You can mirror a sketch in software... That's one of the advantages of working digital...

yes!

this!!

Yep

Definitely!

I was thinking that too

That's a good tip!

yeah i was thinking exactly this! i'd love it for watercolor painting . sometimes i just wanna have my sketch clean and just get straight to painting

THANK YOU that's actually a brilliant tip and one I've been looking for for a long time!!!

Good for getting a sketch onto a canvas too 🎨

Ah, I just made a similar comment before seeing yours. Another great point: this little contraption is much cheaper than a light box!

What is this thing you just said

@@ranikamat3107 Jazza made a science experiment.

@@ranikamat3107 google it

I am so glad some one else had that thought, and that Jazza et al. eventually got to the core of the physics through trial and error.

well he didn't lie when he said he was a kinesthetic learner

Tracing is integral to traditional animation because it was otherwise impossible to ensure your figure stayed consistent through the animation. Tracing gained a pretty bad rep in art communities in the early years of the Internet (2000-2006) because there were a lot of kids jumping on art communities claiming that this traced DBZ/Sailor Moon character was done freehand because they're just such amazing and talented artists. This, of course, upset artists who had spent years working on their art skills and developing their own style. Especially since fan art always received more attention than original characters or essentially any other kind of art style. So the whole idea of tracing received a lot of shame-stigma. Today it's generally accepted that, as Jazza said, tracing is useful as an art *tool*, however, most artists always use the caveat that it's not good to rely on tracing or to try to pass traced art off as your own.

@Asmos159 I wouldn’t call it tracing cause the actual term for it is rotoscoping haha. But i think over the years disney’s animators have definitely gotten better with animating complicated movements like dancing, skating, acrobatics, to stay on model with complicated movements doesn’t always have to require rotoscoping, just has to require constant practice.

@@sarahcoleman5269 yeah its sad how fanart gets more attention than the originals sometimes.

@@fawnclaudia despite it being called rotoscoping it *is* tracing. Rotoscoping is just a subcategory of tracing lmao

@@fawnclaudia it's a basic matter of what is iconic and famous or well known. It's like Mickey mouse as just 3 dots will identify him easily

Or use the projection for the keyframes of an animation.

@@neverendar1778 I had the same thought, but unfortunately this method flips the image. So if you have someone looking/walking left in the original, they will be looking/moving right in the copy. Stills could work if you flip it before you trace it, but adding that step between every frame of an animation isn't very practical; there are cheep reliable light table set ups that can do a better job.

Like a face/eyes

69 likes btw

Was just about to make this comment

sigh

That's what I was thinking! Maybe thought about that first and took that thickness out of the bass

Perhaps the intersection line is not physical, but an imaginary extension of the paper/ planes to meet at this intersection

Except all the old masters like Vermeer who used the camera lucida extensively

You mean "angle of incidence to be equal to angle of reflection" 😆

@@ayushijha5958 I think they're German and just translated it literally. It's "Einfallswinkel = Ausfallswinkel" which just honestly sounds better haha

@@ayushijha5958 well, I haven't learned physics in English, so probably yeah. Einfallswinkel = Austrittswinkel wont be understood by many

They never had a problem with the angle. The question was distance to the reflective material overlaying onto the surface. A high quality one of these would realistically have an adjustable distance to compensate for different materials you are tracing from. A tablet would have the image further forward due to the thickness of the tablet compared to a piece of paper. He had to put the felt down because he probably calculated for a tablet.

Kinesthetic learning!

lmfao

@@humanfromearth6222 it was a joke

@@humanfromearth6222 *squeak*

@@humanfromearth6222 Ye I just pointed that out, cause it's a pretty common mistake

@@humanfromearth6222 it’s amazing how many times I e been asked if I was a drawer...”no ma’am I’m an artist..a drawer is for my socks”

Or for flip book artists

This is similar to tools old school animators would use before computers. It’s a useful tool, but has specific uses.

Yes and no. You learn how to draw that specific thing well, but at the cost of missing out on learning the art fundamentals. Visualising in 3D, anatomy, gesture, etc etc. Avoid tracing things.

As a kid I was hung up on Garfield. I traced over and over again so when I came to school I cold paint that picture by memory. Then I got bored and started to tweak the pictures I liked, an so the problem-solving and education started. I like the idea of an inspiring foundation to build your knowledge-base around.

I heard somewhere that your brain remember hand movements better, something like that.

@@BaverIy like muscle memory

tracing is only bad if 1. you're passing it off as yours 2. you're trying to gain clout by tracing over beautiful pictures so people can "compliment you" 3. you're profiting off of it (cofcofbutchhartmancofcof) if you're not doing any of them, tracing can help you learn though I insist it's better to reference rather than to trace, as not everyone learns by tracing (talking from own experience, I didn't get better until I stopped tracing)

@Withro Anime Edits i mean he knew what was wrong right away i was like 😶

but he says that it wont make you a better artist. selling this would go against his principles so he probably wont

Also he'd be stealing somebody else's product as his own, which is *wrong*

@@Thewolfobsessedgamer Not really Unless that product is patented it ain't stealing and simply just further developing basically just a product built using the principles of physics Look, I get what you meant but "stealing" is misused and it is causing huge problems in our modern discourse about ownership and what laws applies to what markets So whilst this is a harmless take on it, the implications are severe and shouldn't be normalised in such a wrong sense so that's why I'm being as blunt in saying "you are wrong" here

Yeah, I believe Rainbow Art sold these in the early 2000s. I had one that looks pretty close to his thumbnail. It has been done already.

came to the comments just for this!!!! i felt crazy the whole time like "he knows this exists right..?"

I legit was like "okay who remade the digidraw??"

To think they almost called it the Digi Re-Do. (ba dum tss)

and add a drop of liquid soap to the water.

Wait, I'm confused, wouldn't that just trap moisture under the foil?

@@lemmetalkaboutthis Water can be moved and then moves the bubble with it, the surface where there isnt any as in the video here with the air however, will just make it stick imediatly, which causes the air to be trapped.

This was probably written on the box

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qrBvWPOkvxE.html...

Anybody remember this coloring books that had tracing paper on each page? I do.

@@CooperGal24 ...I faintly do. Though, I can't remember what it was.

@@andrewbeeco967 I think it was the company with a rainbow as their logo. Honestly, I haven't seen that brand in a long time.

Time to make another RU-vid account!

You just feel that this RU-vidr deserves a subscriber but then You had already subscribed.

I have subscribed to him through both of my profiles, and my TV.

Same feeling❤️

you're

I've done that but the upright angle was straining to me

I came here to say I remembered the 90's version of this concept and really wanting it as a kid. Now I have a drawing tablet that I can use as a light table.

@@kraemerashley88 🤣 I was too poor to say things like "its too straining"

@@howardburns3819 poor too, so poor I didn't want to add medical bills to my list of financial problems, I already had tendinitis at 17 from doing art without tracing

I also used to use the window. It's was tiring but it helped me figure out proportions and layers

He does have a podcast on his other channel Tabletop Time

I did.

Me too

And it's got 1,182 views in 3 minutes

same here

I was working, saw the video, stopped working. Sad.

U've got an wxam tomorrow. Goodbye grades.

I was just about to breathe, goodbye life 😔

He is an artist wha-

Isn't this the whole point Jazza took away the "Draw With" from the channel name?

Lol its night time here :))

@Samuel Sicat Same

It’s morning here

I am gonna to bed when I watched this video .w.

No school gang!!!

Wait what!!

I live in India it's currently lock down from 12 afternoon till 6am in my state

Whaaaa how? Why?

I know, I'm in America and I was just so shocked that he wasn't using a mask at all....the future's gonna feel weird

There’s been basically no pandemic here in Australia. The rest of the world is such a scary place

Pre recorded maybe

Aye another animator!

I think ima sub :D

I am 13 but I found his channel when I was as old as you. I hope your comment gets many likes so he sees it😁

@@the_inZANE_pizza 😊literally I was just about to close youtube but jazza uploaded the video and my teacher gave the message no exams tomorrow 😄😄.you won't believe how happy I feel now Exams cancelled Jazza uploaded a 16 min long video😃😃 you made my day

Fun fact: 122 people cant be first and your one of them

@@erykw5445 That is possible because the site only updates every 30 sekonds or so.

@@the_inZANE_pizza yup, i can agree, but the first first one is 2 min earlier than you, but try again to be first :)

@@erykw5445 I have a screenshot where I was first. My RU-vid just didnt update. But I was first like 3 times before so I acctually dont really care

Ratio

it might not be cheating if u want to animate on paper :)

Ahh yes even cheating on art lolll

This video was less than 17 minutes long. Just make it after?