All this time he was already making Youtube content, but none of his personal life was included in the design videos. After a big disagreement with his family he seems to have left and gone on tour with The Warragul Production Company and while touring he met and fell in love with Kate the Choreographer/Lead Actress for the company. Eventually a few years ago it all came out and he started to recover, one issue it seems was the religion he had known all his life, he basically didn’t believe in it.
He became a loner, regressing into his art and slipped down the depression slide, becoming Bulimic in an attempt to solve the weight issues and self-esteem issues. The Australian YouTube presenter and artist grew up In and around Melbourne a troubled, creative, youngster, from a strict Mormon family, he wrote songs and played them, on drums, piano and singing, all along with making films and drawing. The list of creative ideas he has is seemingly endless. Photo courtesy of Jazza’s twice weekly videos run the gauntlet of creative ideas, he does traditional art as mentioned, digital creations too, but he has even made art using a drone, painted canvases while upside down, he is really into exploring Virtual Reality at the moment, but he has also used 3D pens (in his most watched video), to create a epic figure fighting a dragon. According to her every conversation had the word ‘Jazza’ in it! And I knew a lot about him. I started to watch the back catalogue of Draw With Jazza and without realising it, I became addicted, much to Bob’s boredom.
This was a source of inspiration to me and I finally understood what the other youtube Artists weren’t explaining. This twenty something Aussie has been making Youtube content for over five years, (longer if you include his music vids and other bits), but in his older videos he did simple ‘Character Design Sessions’ in which he showed each and every stage, from creating a new page and setting up the pen, to sketching ideas and then adding layers to draw over the sketch, gradually refining the image, adding masks and gradients.
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