Arachnid Appearance and Attire: The Spider Whore character design challenge ended up like this.The original designs leaned more towards Spider People, but that was deemed too squicky. Armless Biped: His Monster Mash-up (see below).Artsy Beret: When he played Passpartout, a Starving Artist simulator, he also donned a beret and striped shirt to match the main character, who is an artist in Paris.Attractive Bent-Gender: The very first Art Challenge of the Month, "Gender Swap," featured a lot of these.Awesome Aussie: In the Monster Mash challenge, where he has to create an original monster by combining Australian animals, Jazza hammed up the Australian side of things, dressing up like Steve Irwin, acting "tough," swearing too much, and yelling "DON'T BLOODY TOUCH IT!" at random intervals.Įven the thumbnail featured a female Mario and Luigi - who were both incredibly attractive, their huge noses and unibrows having mysteriously disappeared.Barbarian Longhair: Due to Jazza's fondness for hypermasculine (and hyperfeminine) characters, he draws a lot of these.DRAW WITH JAZZA ART CHALLENGE PROFESSIONAL.
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