#Draw with jazza art pieces free#

Some of these main things were the girls orange hair with the cat matching, sticking to a smallish range of colours, and trying to keep the girl in contrast with the area behind her so that she stood out more. Overall there were elements from all four that I liked. The colour trials were the most fun part for me, as I felt there was a lot i could do with it which would affect the atmosphere of the artwork. I was rather happy with it at this stage. I sketched the drawing onto my marker paper, and inked the illustration with black fine liner pens. I wasnt satisfied with my first four, so continued onto two more refined sketches, deciding on the final pose and composition. My thumbnail sketches were somewhat linear, as each drawing I figured out what I didnt like from the previous one. I did a few sketches for the girl, attempted some sketches for her position, the cat, and briefly decided on the background featuring the window and the beanbag. My initial sketched revolved around the idea of 'a girl relaxing with her cat'. You can also view them on my Art Station account (as I'm unsure how the layout will work on SkillShare):

but I think I did well to get around any troubles I had.īelow you can see my progress images including sketches and colour trials.

Some of the colours were a bit difficult to get right with my limited range of markers which are mostly low on ink.

I'm happy with the result and the feel/emotion of the piece. You can find these colours elsewhere in the drawing (outside, the table cloth, and the cat). I also kept the girl and the beanbag as the more vibrant features in the artwork, as to drawn focus to them and contrast them from the more muted background. For example the girl wears green and blue, and has orange hair. I wanted to keep an overall warm tone as I feel it creates a homely/cozy feeling for this piece.I also tried to match most of the colours to something else in the piece. Personally for myself, I'm more of an introvert and happy to stay inside or be by myself. There wasn't anything in particular which sparked this prompt, but I suppose the current situation of lock-down and staying inside probably had some influence. She's listening to music with her cat sleeping next to her, and relaxing on a quiet day indoors. The piece I created shows a girl sitting inside by a window. It helped push me through the parts when I became uncertain or wasn't happy with what I was drawing. However it is still useful for myself and many others, and it was nice to be able to follow along by creating my own artwork. Overall I enjoyed the videos, though much of the information included things which I already do for my illustrations. He tends to be very fond of liking and retweeting when people do that.Today I followed along with Jazza on Skillshare in his Illustration course, which provides tips and techniques for creating traditional illustrations. They will also let Jazza know that you appreciate most… ok some… (ok at least you don’t mind) his jokes and sincere efforts to merge art and entertainment for your viewing pleasure.Īfter your t-shirt arrives, make sure to tweet him a pic because, in all honesty, it is supporters like you that keep the channel going, and he’ll love you for it. The proceeds will support the ongoing viability of the channel and helps him keep improving the content he makes, for you. The art themed designs will make it clear you love all things art! You don’t have to be a ‘Jazzling’, you might just want to show some love for the wisecracking Australian Bob Ross wannabe.

#Draw with jazza art pieces free#

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