Drawing tools I CAN'T live without - 2020
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2020
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The question I get asked the most often is about the materials I use. If you’ve been watching my videos for a while, you’ll know that the first video I made went over the tools I used most often. I realised it's been over a year since I made that video and a few things have changed since then. Here is my updated tools video which details some of the new tools I’ve been using, and lets you in on the hacks I’ve perfected over the past year and a half. I hope you enjoy!
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Jono's intro is so modest. "Hey I'm Jono and I do pencil drawings". Anyone who sees his work know it's sooooooooo much more!!!
I mean he does do pencil drawings
That’s one of the things that makes him so much more appealing.
and then makes a video of tools he uses without mentioning pencils :)
Yeaaah you're right ! The first time I saw him I immediately thought that this guy is awesome like his drawings and he talk and explain modestly not like he knows more than everyone else, and I love this thing ( anyway he REALLY knows more than everyone I think !)
You need to do a self-portrait of water on your face and name it “Jono Wet” lol
😂😂😂
@@whdrawing3863 . _ .
omg yes XDDD
Well, technically the reason Jono wets his paper is because he is Dry...Jono Dry.
😂😂
Your cinematography is awesome
Thanks! I just started working with a friend of mine go check out her work catiemonteiro.com/
I honestly can’t believe that he doesn’t have at least a million subscribers
I think his drawing is awesome.
Music is one of he most important tools when I draw. It keeps me active and prevents me from becoming bored, allowing me to draw for long periods of time.
Well, go ahead, recommend
@@thecommentschannel3548 It's purely based on you reference but I enjoy listening to snarky puppy while working!
@@jonathannuamah3296 just heard some, it's pretty good
@@thecommentschannel3548 I'm glad you like them!!!
@@jonathannuamah3296 yeah, got to draw with the Ipad and worked well as background music, pretty good
Got back into drawing after about 13 years. I lost a lot of confidence then I discovered your channel and absolutely inspired me to get back into it not just how good your work is and hopefully come close to replicating your quality of work, but the tips and tracks too! So just want to say thank you and what a legend! 🤜
Had me dead with those edgy cut shots of you handling the tools🤣
Cool to see u getting more comfortable with your videos mans✨🔥
Thanks Siyabonga had a lot of fun making this video! Glad you enjoyed it.
That smile at 1 :35 😂
I found your channel a few weeks ago and you are automatically number 1 in my top 10. Thank you for sharing your techniques and tools.
Love when your humorous side comes through! Super helpful. Thank you.
I think this is probably my favorite video that you’ve done. It’s so much lighter and happier and your playfulness is extremely appealing.
Thank you for sharing yourself ❤️
This video was so helpful for a newbie artist. Thank you! Loved the clip of you blowing your hair with the compressed air, it's fun to see your goofy side in contrast to the intensity if your drawings.
You inspired me to do my first hyperrealistc drawings and im currently working on my best drawing because of what i learned from watching you and your style and techniques. Thank you for sharing.
Just recently picked up sketching after a long hiatus. Accidentally came across your channel and I am in awe. Thank you for sharing. Subscribed!
Thanks Jono, I didn’t understand what the sandpaper mesh was until now. Compressed air - genius. Thank you for sharing your materials and tools you use.
Thank you for sharing this information. It’s very unselfish of you to do this, especially for us not so talented drawers. I enjoy watching all your videos. The canned air and embossing tools were a surprise to me. Guess you can tell how new I am to this. Really helps knowing all little extras . Thank you again!
Jono, for some reason i couldn't comment on your previous video about Solitude and I actually watched this video a few times just to listen to your words. So soothing and helpful to my mind, thank you. Also, take good care for that golden right hand.
Genuinely loving how you've started adding fun clips showing your personality in your videos .... quality content 😂🔥
I asked a question about your tools and another video just moments ago. Please disregard that I'm saving this video. Thank you so much for sharing. That is so awesome. Definitely three takeaways of new tools I don't use. Very cool. And you're at work is breathtaking of course. There are no words. But I didn't hear is it cold press or hot press for the paper. You get such Darkness on your work I love it
You are a wonderful inspiration. What a fine line and mark you can lay down.🧑🎨
the way you do these videos is like an art documendary ! This is fantastic
Your mezmerizing! The calm after the storm. I could watch you day after day. Your look! Wow! Your work Wow! 💖💖
The compressed air in your hair 🤩😂😂❤️ made my day. Your work is beautiful
I recently discovered your artwork from your post on Reddit about Solitude and since then I've been watching your videos. I must say your artwork is so sooo beautiful and ethereal. I also love the way you speak in your videos. Keep being amazing! Love from Sri Lanka ❤️
Your artwork is AMAZING!! I love the box you keep your pencils in too, I have 2 of them for my colored pencils and now i want to buy more of them. The video was fun to watch!✌🏼✍🏼
I think these videos are an artpiece themselves too. It just amazing how much work he must put in to these.
Wonderful tool update! Great video! Can't wait to see your next one!
Such a brilliant artist with down to earth attitude.....wishing u all the very best....love ur art
Love these videos, I get so much out of them! I’m also loving the humour injected in (compressed air/ model hair), Love from Canada! Never stop
Thank you so much had a lot of fun making it! Really glad to hear you enjoyed it.
Oh, I love that little woodbox you use to keep all your drawing tools. One day when I have my studio setup done, I definitely want to invest in something like that.
Such amazing work and inspiring attitude towards your work! Love listening to your video while I work, definately helps me to stay focus! Looking forward to many more great work from you.
Awesome Jono! Thanks for sharing your skills and tips! You ROCK! Such amazing talent 👏
Thank for sharing your tips ! The colours of the video are insanely beautiful.
Thank you for sharing your techniques and advice. Lots of good stuff here.
Lol. Love your sense of humor with the cam.
I would have like to see some of the effects you get with the compressed air, that's a technique I haven't seen before.
Your talent is awesome, and I am grateful for sharing your talents and the tools you use...
Your drawings are amazing and you're such an inspiration, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You're more comfortable now...WE SEEE! and we're sooo happy 😁❤️
You truly are the greatest 2D artist who's ever lived. I gave zero doubt about that.
Morning Jono, love the video dear... a couple of giggles with the coffee (lol) Curious with the compressed air, shall give it a go, and still working on the extra large size, might be in the later winter after I finish unpacking and down sizing, Ugh what a chore, I should of done it years ago, when the kids got older ( there about your age) sending hugs, be safe to you and your family.
I love your work so much. I just eagerly wait for your videos everyday
Watching from Atlanta, I have a few questions if you don't mind!
1. What is your process for shipping large scale originals? Do you build a crate, etc.
2. How many months/years does it take for you to produce enough artwork for a show? As always (without being repetitive) your work is awe-inspiring!
Thanks,
Everytime I watch your videos I get the Bob Ross kind of vibe by the way you speak so calmly.
That's one of the nicest compliments I've received! Thank you😊
@@JonoDry you're welcome! You inspire me a lot man😊
I recently bought the tombow mono zero eraser for hair and it has helped SO MUCH! Definitely worth the purchase
This channel for me is on the top ten of the gold standard of RUclips.
You doing a great Jono
Last drawing was amazing
Thanks man! :D
Thanks for sharing …your work is absolutely superb! It’s fascinating to see the tools you use in achieving such stupendous art pieces! Your videos are fun and inspiring!👌🙂. From. 🇨🇦
Thank you for this! I am learning so much from you. Thank you for sharing your experience and being my taecher!
Thanks for sharing your tools, Jono. I have about half of them on hand. Would not have thought of the canned air. Bright blessings.
You are incredibly talented and I learn a lot from you 💞. Thank you so much Jono 🥰🥰
Afmat has a rechargeable electric eraser that I prefer. It has two sizes, a one small the size of the Derwent Battery operated eraser and a smaller size. It’s about the size of the tombow eraser. They’re charged with either your laptop or your phone charger. I’m not sure if anyone has said anything about this eraser or not. I use it quite often, although now I use it with my colored pencils. But I still love graphite and oils. But nobody that I’ve ever seen can compare to you. Thank you for sharing your videos with us.
Your the one!! I really love your art work please keep up the great job your doing my friend.
Thank you very much for showing your drawing tools Jono.❤
It is so helpful and we know now how to use them.
you deserve more subscribers 🤩 im always inspired by your contents here. I sure wish more aspiring artists would come across your channel!
Hi Jono!
I am very inspired by your work, they are amazing! They are encouraged to develop and learn something new.
For a long time I dreamed of drawing an eye, as realistic as possible, started looking for references on the Internet, stumbled upon a cool job, it was immediately clear that this was a pencil drawing, not a black and white photograph, which is surprising, there was no signature on that picture. When I started to draw, I got a deja vu, that I saw it somewhere, but it turned out that it was your work.
Sorry, please, I hope this does not hurt, but rather encourages you to create even more amazing works, so that people would like to try to repeat your unique creation!
With love, your subscriber!
I love that your materials are in proportion. In that an electric rubber will take off a hair or an eyelash ...a sliver of colour ... and a propelling pencil is always pointy enough for fine detail. These things are true only because your work is the size of a small house. :_)) Some of us do small work and to take off a 'sliver' of colour we have to aim just the edge of a new or newly refined eraser and to get the finest line, we have to sharpen. The lesson remains valid, though, in that we all need precision materials that are fitted to both us and the work we're doing.
Thank you for this valuable information. I always wonder about your tools.
I love seeing you being a little silly and then cracking up. It makes me happy to see that.
I had so much fun making this video! I'm glad that you enjoyed it😊
Hi Jono,
Firstly, I really love your works and your videos. You inspired me to pick up pencil again after a long long time.
Secondly, I think it would be really useful for a lot of new artists and also your customers who buy your digital prints, if you did a video about how you do those digital prints (since your works are quite large), do you scan or photograph them, the paper you use for printing etc., and any other useful tips for ways how to earn a bit more from artwork, since selling the original is quite obvious, but there's more possibilities that for some (including me) seem to be unclear...
Thank you! And again - you are absolutely fantastic!!!
I just got back into drawing recently after 20 years and I came across your channel. I am definitely inspired. Also, when I saw "cotton wool" I instantly thought, South African. 😅
hai jono dont forget to do a QNA video before 2020 ends. lots of questions coming up.witnessed your channals growth.it was amazing to be a part of ur growth and and growing myself as a person and my artwork too.
Thank you so much for sharing Jono!!!
why ur works are so awesome!!!
Absolutely love your work. Adore the videos as well
Thank you for sharing. Love your amazing art work.
Jono, maybe you should talk about dealing with frustration or mistakes in a video? Like, do you ever have a moment where you make a horrible mistake and just want to scrap the whole thing? Actually do? Or overcome the frustration?
This is a really interested concept. I have definitely had to learn to deal with daily frustrations 😂 Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it a think!
Thanks for sharing Jono. I’ve learnt so much from you thank u !
Jono videos are always top notch.🔥
I love ur art and I'm inspired by it soo much also I'm trying to be better at drawing which ur videos are helping me in. I have a lot to discover❤️❤️
Pencil in a weapon that jono dry uses to conquer the world and our hearts .
The way you explained everything is amazing. Thank you so much...♥️
I'm really glad you found that the video was helpful! It was a good exercise for me to go through and think about each tool and why it's so important😊
I really love your art! Keep inspiring artists! ❤️
Simply astonishing
your so hardworking sir. You deserve a lot sir!
such a gentleman.... I always enjoy your video.... even this one really good to know your stuff....
Jono Dry & Squarespace, lifelong best friends😂
love your Artwork
Jono Dry and Squarespace, the only RUclips couple that have stood against the tests of time😂😂😂
These tools are very helpful. I love your drawings!
Hi Jono, thanks for sharing your techniques and God bless you.☺️❤️🙏🏻
It's been one year but still you're artworks are more improving
Brilliant thank you for your time
Compressed air for soft erasing! Brilliant!
As usual, your videos are highly informative and beautifully done. You are so generous with your knowledge. Thank you!
Thank you Linda for your lovely comment it means a lot to hear that you enjoyed it!
You're amazing artist ❤
Hahaha I am loving the way you made this video a lot more interesting!
hi jono, what u doing is amazing. keep on doing that. 🧜♀️
Thanks for answering what tools.
the intro is dope and he looks like he is into no shave November... Amazing content i love your work 🔥
It's being amazing to connect with you..
Really satisfying content you provide us..🖌
Thank you😊
It's always so nice to hear that my content is helpful! Really glad you're enjoying it😊 Thanks for the support!
Hi there, I finally joined your channel here! Some cool tools! I consider myself pretty good with pencils, too, but some of tools you've introduced here are new to me. Great informative video, fully watched + liked!!💖
Glad that I found your channel!
You are literally my greatest inspiration😍😍
I love how you sharpen you pencils💜
that wireless hair dryer though 🤣
he has multiple personalities too hahahaha🤟
Hello in a Recent video of yours i asked what you used to Protect your drawings with a sealor spray well i found my answer in this video i searched but wasn't finding reference to this answer but i see here you included that information, I've seen and heard long ago in art class this type of product but i was kind of more interested in if anything new had been developed anyway thanks your videos help with my confidence in my own work seeing you go through allot of the same issues creating your work, wanted to say i saw the info i had asked for in other video, here in this one, so to not make you repeat yourself thanks again hope all is well for you and your Creating! keep Rock-N!!!
That is very helpful,
Thank you for making this video.
A question, what advice could you give me to expose my art in the future? His drawings are incredible and I love his art
I think the most important thing is to make sure you have a body of work ready that you are proud of. I go into this in some of my earlier videos from this year. If you have time go check them out I hope they might be helpful.
@@JonoDry thank You❤️
Haha your cinematography is Soo good... So cool
Huge process...
Huge skills........
Huge product...
Love your work❤It's Amazing Awesome Awe-inspiring... Simply brilliant 👌Thank you for sharing!! Much appreciated 🙏🙏💕💕💕