Drawing INSANE creatures from mystery SKULLS! 

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The first one is NOT actually of a rat at all! In fact, it is of a SNAKE! I even dare to bet that the mistake came from the skull being that of a 'rat snake', which is simply a species of snake.

The first skull is not a rat skull. It didn't have any incisors. It was obviously like a boa constrictor skull or some kind of snake.

So Jazza turned that first skull (like others have said, it is a snake skull, not a rodent skull) into Falcor from the Neverending Story? Nice!

Not only are we blessed with Jazza playing the Bone Game but I can't believe both Drawfee and Jazza drew zookeepers for their videos released today haha.

I…don’t think that first one was a rat skull…I’m fairly certain that was a snake skull. The split bottom jaw is so they can swallow their prey whole.

i love how jazza literally made the entirety of Cats the musical for the human skull

You have to appreciate how busy Jazza is he has paint all over his arms which probably means he working on two videos at once. Thank you for all you do

As someone who has bveen in the area of biology (spefically paleontology) for around 10 years; its cool to see how people; even great artists, tend to represent creatures as shrinkwraped monsters. It's a delightful representation of human nature; the fear of the unknown leads us to imagine beings as way more terrifying than they actually are. Sidenote: Animals _always_ have at least one layer of muscle tissue and fat around their bones. They can also have structures that are cannot remain in bone/fossil record; such as trunks (like elphants have), queratinous bumps (like crocodile scales), feathers (like dromeaosaurs, although we know they had them), and fur.

Jazza plays the Bone Game was not something I was expecting from today. I'm pleased!

That first skull wasn't a rat skull... it was a snake skull

It was interesting knowing these skulls (biology background) and seeing were Jazza went. Love how freaked out he was by the snake skull. Beautifully illustrates how people used to think monsters existed after seeing certain animal skulls and why early archeology made such weird reconstructions.

I like the bat skull concept because it seems like it would be a synapsid from the Permian or Triassic period

THE BONE GAME!!!!!!

JAZZA DID BONE GAME! I'm sure Drawfee is flattered

As a current biology undergraduate, this has been the closest video Jazza has ever done to something I might actually do in real life. I am the furthest thing from an artist, but earlier this year I had to do a biological drawing of an anteater skull!

Aww love seeing the Drawfee call out at the beginning 🖤 Our youngest turns 8 next month and we just ordered her the sketch pack for her birthday. I can’t wait to see her reaction and what she does with these tools in her hands! She has been consumed by art since she was a little tot and I’m constantly blown away by her ideas and creations.

Love to see the Drawfee shoutout. And always love to see you draw cool (and silly) creatures.

Omg Jazza did Bone Game! 🎉

Just going based on ur first drawing, the python skull (not a rat skull). You used the post orbital fanestra as an ear opening, which isn’t correct, I believe that cavity is used to attach large jaw muscles to the skull, so there would be no space for an ear. No worries abt it mostly though, I’ve made the same meistake before too! Edit: the ear goes just behind the skull. in dinosaur skulls, which I’m most familiar with, there’s a little notch of bone right above where the ear hole goes and it creates a sort of Bay Area where the tissue around the ear and the ear itself fits. Have a look at some dinosaur skulls and you’ll see what I mean

Jazza's rendition of the cetacean skull demonstrated so elegantly the issues with dinosaur recreations. It even ended up looking like an old school dinosaur concept art. This tickles me.

I love this challenge. It makes me think of all the old world illustrations when we were trying to figure out what new species look like from the skeletons. Definitely shows that more info is needed than just bones.

The first skull was absolutely a snake of some sort. Idk why it told u it was a rat.

The fact that two of the skulls he had to guess was the same ones in the Drawfee video and he was still unable to get them right was really funny to me.

PSA: I can't recommend Drawfee's version of this enough. They're hilarious

First skull is 100% a snake skull. The bottom jaw of snakes is in two pieces so they can open their mouths wider. A rat jaw is one piece and would like the rabbit skull.

YOU MUST PLAY THE BONE GAME JAZZA!!!

Okay I love when you put all the characters together maybe for the next one similar to this, for the final dive piece it’s the combination of all the previous ones!!!

4:58 "...well, i was close..." i almost spit my food out!

If Jazza drew speculative biology art, that would be an amazing way to get a new audience into the sciences. His fun and light-hearted art style would make the field so much more friendly to newcomers. These skulls are a great start.

I can already imagine this animated. The long nosed creature is derpy but sweet. The hamster looking creature is the one everyone calls cute but he hates being called cute and acts tough. The big bird type creature is the voice of reason and the one that looks after the others. And the dinosaur/ dog type creature is picked on for his/her looks but is beautiful on the inside

Props to Jazza embodying Drawfee energy. Bone Game AND Cats 2019 from the human skull!

I saw the title and got really excited because there is a band which I REALLY love named Mystery Skulls... i dont know what i expected but yeah.

BONE GAME!

The first skull design looked like Falkor from Neverending Story! 😂 And the second design reminded me of The Stealer Of Socks from Terry Pratchett's Hogfather, or the Jabberwock from Terry Gilliam's movie... What a cool inspo idea! I wonder if one person could design a skull for another to work on? Kind of like how Jazza had been doing character designs based on book descriptions? Love the end results! Wish I had the digital designing skills Jazza has!

The fact that jazza actually believed the first skull was a rat lmao

Thank you Jazza for all the drawing videos. Having a lot of fun watching! :)

Drawfee is a great place for inspiration! Your interpretations are all fantastic. Even the more serious ones have a playful sensibility. Absolutely loved the final Pokémon trainer art! 💜

I love drawfee! It's a really great idea, and thanks for giving us a mini tutorial on how to do it :D

I did get my Sketch Pro Kit. Love what it came with, however I have to a while for my eyes to heal so I can see clear enough to draw. 😊

I love watching Drawfee and their Bone Game episodes are always fun. It was such a pleasant surprise to see Jazza's unique take on it! My favourite creature was the 3rd one.. until he colored it.

BONE GAME! Yay!! LOVE that you got inspired from my favorite art channel. 💜

The bone game haunts us all forever

The final drawing of you with all the characters really made this for me. ❤

It makes you wonder how many modern dinosaur reconstructions actually looked like their current depictions 😂.Always enjoy your content.

My pro sketch pack arrived recently and I'm going to be using it to finally start planning and doing concept art for my first children's book. I've been thinking about doing it for years, and now I have both the tools and the inspiration to make it a reality. Thankyou Jazza and the team! :D

The first one was definately not a rat! That was a snake for sure! Some kind of python or large constrictor.

The colour splatters on your arm made me smile the whole time 💜

I need more of this! As an artistic science nerd, I highly appreciate your creativity

I love how although Jazza follows new trends, it's not all purely for the algorithm and the art is always at the front! I wasn't expecting the final drawing and was about to click off, the voice over was really inspiring. Great for art block, thank you

The first one you did (the "rat") was actually a python snake lmao

1:40. It's a snake. Backwards pointing teeth, separation in the bottom jaw bone where the ligaments are.

The last beefy one was totally giving me werewolf vibes with the original ears. It’s both fun and strange seeing the first very cartoony and Seusian creatures with the more ‘realistic’ style critters.

This man is the physical manifestation of art

BONE GAME BONE GAME

This perfectly illustrates why doing accurate paleoart is so difficult. It's really hard to protray an animal in the flesh when all you have to go on are some scattered disarticulated fossilized bones from millions of years ago.

:o yes. ❤ I love this idea. I saw that episode of draw fee. It was hilarious.

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how often he uploads quality content like this? This is exceptional work. Keep going!

Love Drawfee! & Jazza! Have they ever collabed? Would be fun to see him as a guest on their show or them on his!

When I saw the art you made for the first one.. Never Ending Story came to mind for me. The third one’s skull reminded me of my fave bug Pokémon. Wimpod! Kind of weird that is was a frog. Love the hamster you drew though.

Really love this. please make it a series!

The first drawing ended up looking like the dragon from The Never-ending Story

The end picture he did just gives me his own version of what the ice age looked like wich I love!

I love this chill type of videos. It was fun trying to guess the skulls too

I enjoyed this a lot. Love to also see you sculpt them !

Watching your videos have legitimately helped me so much and I have been having so much fun watching your videos!

Recently found the channel and motivates me to draw again. Thanks for what you do. ❤

When I worked as a freelancher 2D game artist (mostly just as a "monster" artist, making enemies for simple games and commissions for people) this was the way how I used to design my monsters usually. I picked randomly skull or asked some viewers/devs/customer if they wanted the "monster" to have certain characteristics or some animal. Tho I didn't use skull only, it was pretty fun to pick a each limb from different animal skeletons etc. Also one thing I did quite alot was imagining what kind of skeleton different bugs would have if they had one. This also works in 3D modelling really well and specially when designing new being in 3D. Making the animation skeleton (aka rig) for the model by mixing different animal skeletons before actually making the model. Just sculpt the model over that skeleton and thing how muscles and so on would wrap around the bones. It's very backwards way to make a model but I recommend to test + you kinda have ready detailed animation skeleton ready for the model and can test simple animations while sculpting the model to figure out clipping etc. This works best for models that will have hand made animations. For something that reacts with physics or is used for VR avatar etc it's better to just model first "T" pose model and rig it then.

Thanks for your awesome sense of humor. I love watching your videos. You really brighten my day!

Love your videos Jazza, I’ve been a follower since I was little and I’m halfway through highschool currently, i wouldn’t be the artist I am today without learning from your creativity and animation tutorials. I remember when you were still draw with Jazza! I just wanted to say thank you, I’m super glad to still see you posting today. Not sure you’ll even see this, but I am truly grateful, have an amazing day, Jazza!

Love these types of videos where you draw something normally, because you are a so talentet artist and its very cool and fun to watch!

I love the prompts/inspiration

Just ordered your Pro sketch pack! Very excited for it to arrive, even if I haven't a clue what to sketch first! I haven't really drawn in years so here's to a good start. Thanks Jazza! ❤

Finally caught back up on your videos after sadly being behind for nearly a year. Now I can watch new ones as they come out! 😄 fun fact: the hamster doesn't squeak, but sometimes in the middle of the night wakes you up with the high-pitched words 'erin go bragh'

The first skull was a snake skull, not rat; maybe rat snake

I love the simple drawing videos ❤

Videos like this really put into perspective how early paleontologists came up with the now outdated Dino drawings. It is really hard to extrapolate fleshy bits from bone alone

This makes me want a drawfee jazza collab so bad.

me, a vet student, attempting to identify each skull anatomically. first one is def a snake though lol

I bought one of your packs jazza! I can't wait for it to arrive 😍

I love this video ❤ so fun, imaginative, creative…I like everything, especially that he has paint all over his hands.

Incredible approach jazza. I also loved the drawfee video and yours was just as fantastic. It was also very fun as biology student to know or at least have an idea of what the skulls where and seeing you struggle to understand the anatomy. Great content as always!

That first one is not a rat, it's a python.

BONEEEEE GAAAMEEEEEEE!!!! You brought me to drawfee a few years ago now, this is weird full circle for me

5:42 I'm getting King Clawthorne vibes from the sketch of the skull's positioning almost over like an exoskeleton

my day gets instantly better when Jazza uploads 😀😀😍😍

The Bone Game!!

9:40 PERRY THE FRICKIN PLATYPUS

Your videos are really cool, great job!

The first skull was a snake skull, not a rat skull.

The first one he drew on and he accidentally made Falcor the luck dragon from The Neverending Story...lol

Really enjoyed the final art peice. Great to see traditional art process

this was a great video. love to see more of this content

We love bone game

BONE GAME!!!!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

Yaaas! I love jazza and drawfee Awesome creatures!

Do more of these! ❤

The first skull I'm pretty sure it's either a boa constrictor or an anaconda. 🐍 🐍 🐍

Maybe link drawfee channel 👍 but I am very happy they were credited, a lot of creators now adays don’t get credit

I love the paint all over his arms, when it’s digital art