You are an a level of your own brother. Amazing. I never see anything like this before. Did you ever try to do a Cherubim. ? It will be really interesting . Is only a handful of ancient books with a real picture of this Angelic's . It will be fenomenal a work of this caliber in a creature that people know so little. Thanks for the hard work brother. Elohim bless your hands brother.
DennY. I don’t understand how you keep misinterpreting English, unless either it’s not your first language or you’ve missed reading comprehension classes. I will not be responding any further.
As an art educator of 40 years and still teaching I say.....BRAVO very nice contrast and patience. Your creativity and detail is a 10. I love all types of art but I especially like pencil. The uniqueness of graduations and blending is very satisfying for me. I’ve never done a piece this big but I loved your approach! Keep up the good work fellow artist!
I always look up to those highly talented people. I wish you were my neighbor so I would knock at your door every single day to watch you draw! There is something so soothing in watching artists work their magic.
They actually kinda feel if u do that , even i cant draw or shade well myself if someone's watching me , it's just that u wouldn't like to make mistakes in front of them , bruh, i know it's boring and arrogant of me but if u read this ,thanks.
As someone who dearly loves African elephants, I have 2 tattoos and don't even get my started on my decor, this is the most stunning artwork of an elephant ever. I'm in love.
I appreciate the focus, concentration, attention to detail you put into this work of art. You have a gift sir, thank you for sharing. Very inspiring!!!
Me fascina la emoción que transmites con tu humilde herramienta"el lápiz" dando vida como un creador a tus obras de arte... Cuando observó cómo trabajas y veo el resultado ... Vislumbro la grandeza de lo que llevas dentro... Me transfieres vida y energía para afrontar dificultades... Simplemente gracias por haberte encontrado
Hats off to you ..one the best artist i have ever seen.thank you for sharing this with us. What kind of paper it is?? Why did u wet the paper in the beginning?? Hope you will reply
I have art students that ask who my favorite artists are, and your name is high on my list. I recommend to them that they watch and appreciate the patience you give to every detail, and to understand the extreme values you apply. With instant gratification in most everything they do (damned computers) they are not used to the idea that one can work weeks and months on a single illustration or artwork. Cheers, Jono.
I think there are very few circle of photographers can take this kind of shot or edit, and sir you sketched it, my heartiest admiration to your craft and dexterity you are the gems who preserve true art and inspiring us to push boundaries
I'm always astounded by people who could just create these incredible masterpieces out of nothing but paper and lead. A beautiful and awe inspiring talent. I envy you.
Artists make me so sad. Most artists work days and days on intricate pieces truly worthy of the best. Yet all the world can offer is a couple "wow that's cool"s and that's it. Artists really need to be appreciated more. I'm really glad o could see the work this artists puts into his work. It warms my heart.
I would have moved on to a hundred other half finished art projects, as I usually do, a few minutes in lol, way to stay on target and finish the goal, that is amazing! As a artist, that is the greatest task! Beautifully done!
Ну так же нельзя , шокировать людей,за гранью возможности человека талант !!!! Просто нет слов!!! Видимо Бог поцеловал при рождении на Свет!!!!!! Браво!!!
May I ask you how you go about scaling an image? You do not seem to be measuring anything, just a flow which results in incredible and perfectly proportioned art. Impressive.
@@mickygala3557 of course not, but it is one of the best methods, especially if your goal is to attain "artistic eye", ability to lay down exact proportions just with looking on reference, without using grid or any other help. Basically, it takes shortest time, while some other methods are less efficient (using them will eventually take you on that level, but it will take more time). Using grid or something like that is not a sin, remember that.
I'm so glad to see real artists on here when it's otherwise overrun with people pouring paint on a canvas, sloshing it around and calling it art. You're skill and endless hours of dedication are insane!
I tuoi lavori x me sono un inno alla vita,i tuoi personaggi hanno sempre qualcosa che sboccia dalla testa che siano corna, fiori, piante,il cervello fa fruttare,e le mani racchiudono qualcosa che è sempre "prezioso", capolavori!!!
I love how you share the process. The slowing down and speeding up Throughout the time lapses... just awesome man. I can’t believe the trolls that could even give a thumbs down. Smh
Es hermoso lo que hace !! Siempre e dicho personas como tu nacen con un Don .es fascinante la forma en que las manos se ven tan fuertes y con tanta ternura sostiene al elefante !!! 🖒
He explained it in one of his videos .. it makes the paper more stretched and flat when it dries the next day because it is bought in big roles ruclips.net/video/8A3pqKMyILU/видео.html
Came from Reddit, so much talent! I really hope you get more publicity for the inspiring art you make! May I ask what the purpose of wetting the paper is?
How coincidental is it that this video is recommended right when a pregnant elephant was fed pineapple stuffed with fire crackers in it which caused the poor animal to die so tragically in India day before yesterday?! Elephants are so precious man. Let's do our best to protect them Edit: Apparently, the pineapple was a snare for wild boars and not something deliberately fed to the elephant. Nonetheless it still took the lives of 2 innocent beings.
@@k8lynmae that's true. But in this context, It was vermin. It needs to be culled due to the uncontrolled growth in numbers and wide spread damage of small farms owned by poor farmers.
@@k8lynmae think what kind of people r this who feed bombs to animals too!! Like crazy.. there r various other ways to kill ... But this one is crazy brutal
It is because he wants the paper to be stick to the table . What i mean by sticking is no air bubbles under the paper. Just like you put a wet towel on the table and leave it to dry it will render the towel perfectly flat , no ripples.
Wetting helps with saturation of the graphite and helps with blending. I think it might also help flatten the paper out so it doesn't roll up or wrinkle.
This is Beautiful! It's really a skill to have patience, every small amount of drawing really comes together to form what this masterpiece is. Its possible for even amateur artists to achieve this if you look at the bigger picture and have patience for the smallest details when you need to. Not everything is impossible.
Worlds best ....never seen such detailing....keep it up man and let know the effects of washing the paper...I also do a little bit of sketching but not as good as you....keep it bro.... Regards Capt
coronavirusiscoming it is, idk what that dude is talking about. not using references actually increases how professional and experienced u are in that category or style. im an artist as well, but i always need references to paint and draw. we all just need more practice.
Fluffy Panda literally like how is it a bad thing? Using references is how you start. Professional artists barely even need references, such as Jono. He has had years of experience to the point where he doesn’t need references. It is, as u said a matter of more practice
Apparently, you have never read a book on the Renaissance era. Having a reference is the same as having a subject in front of you and a whole lot of the most beautiful paintings during that time had someone pose in front of them as ‘reference’. It also doesn’t matter if your have a reference or not, it’s how you interpret them. That’s how the artistry comes in.
I really enjoy your artwork. I thank you for sharing your imagination with us. I find your work very inspiring, as an individual trying to get into the art game. May I ask what kind of paper you are using here?
Jr Montoya I don't think that level of photorealism is possible without a reference, seeing as all the intricate crevices of hands are pretty much impossible to memorize seeing as there are so many especially on a micro/macro scale (micro details, macro canvas).
Honestly one of the best artists I've ever seen thank you for sharing your work. my dad was a surfacer for dreamworks and i've always loved amazing pieces like these
That is sad really. Abstract is also art and I respect the old masters abstracts but nowadays, people make crappy splashed paint and sell them for price worth a fortune. This one here is real art man. The hundreds of hours it takes is deserving of respect and should be regarded as a higher form than modern day shit abstract.
Art market is just speculation. Casino. It's a game of banksters and crooks. It's all about buzz and marketing. It's the best way to give a artificial crazy value to something which has none , to make easy profits.
The finished painting was so powerful, it reminded me of the incident that happened a few days back in which a pregnant elephant ate a pineapple stuffed with crackers. This painting almost made me cry. Two lives were lost that day.
Me when I saw the thumbnail: Oh cool I might learn some techniques by watching this! Me when I began the video: Or maybe I will be absolutely blown away instead! Jokes aside, this is absolutely incredible! You sir are a huge huge talent
Thanks for all the support! If you are Interested in limited edition prints of this drawing you can find them here www.etsy.com/listing/562677197/
What is that liquid
I’ve never seen better drawings!!! Keep up the amazing work!
You are an a level of your own brother. Amazing. I never see anything like this before.
Did you ever try to do a Cherubim. ? It will be really interesting . Is only a handful of ancient books with a real picture of this Angelic's . It will be fenomenal a work of this caliber in a creature that people know so little.
Thanks for the hard work brother. Elohim bless your hands brother.
How many days ?
Mean no offense, would you be willing to sell me that drawing?
I think pencils are so happy that they know they are in blessed hands..💓💓💚💛
Is this a pun?
Right hand indeed.
That was heartwarming to read thanks
What if john wick is holding
신혼여행을 오늘 날씨 너무 좋아요
Four words to describe this:
Out Of This World.
Correct
Quite interesting to say things like..........
U wrong
Mista has left the chat
@@Lyyreth (incoming jojo reference)
the other words could also be:
very nisu ceasar-chan
Let’s be honest guys this dude is so far underrated
Why don’t you rate him?
He’s famous for these works.
Oggy Oggy nice profile pic
uNdErRaTeD
Rated 18+
Pretty overrated
This is one of the proofs that heavenly talent exists.
heavenly talent? dont downplay this mans skill, hes worked countless years to reach this point.
@@christopherharris8312 true
I can't even imagine the back pain after all this leaning over
Carpal tunnel syndrome. Damaged eyesight. Headaches.
@@usernamemykel what?
DennY. The medical conditions which might occur from this endeavor and the years of practice. That’s “what”.
@@usernamemykel u want to say he is sick?
DennY.
I don’t understand how you keep misinterpreting English, unless either it’s not your first language or you’ve missed reading comprehension classes.
I will not be responding any further.
As an art educator of 40 years and still teaching I say.....BRAVO very nice contrast and patience. Your creativity and detail is a 10. I love all types of art but I especially like pencil. The uniqueness of graduations and blending is very satisfying for me. I’ve never done a piece this big but I loved your approach! Keep up the good work fellow artist!
Where exactly do you see the 10 (out of 10(?)) creativity in copying an image as accurately as possible?
@@mutbrechtasengard5210 i cant tell if you are joking
Romani Asante ikr
@@mutbrechtasengard5210 he didn't copy jackshit, that was all planned out by him, it's original
Mutbrecht Asengard those r called references stupid
I always look up to those highly talented people. I wish you were my neighbor so I would knock at your door every single day to watch you draw! There is something so soothing in watching artists work their magic.
They actually kinda feel if u do that , even i cant draw or shade well myself if someone's watching me , it's just that u wouldn't like to make mistakes in front of them , bruh, i know it's boring and arrogant of me but if u read this ,thanks.
It's not boring my be ur right
Are you an artist too? I’d like to see your work too.
That blur effect..... ! The whole drawing was amazing !!!!!😱😱😱😱
It's a treat to my eyes to seeing this insane art 🖤
As someone who dearly loves African elephants, I have 2 tattoos and don't even get my started on my decor, this is the most stunning artwork of an elephant ever. I'm in love.
I bet u thinking of tattoo of this too
It baffles me at the confidence it takes to produce a consistent piece, and to have the skills to render such textures. AWESOMMEE
I appreciate the focus, concentration, attention to detail you put into this work of art. You have a gift sir, thank you for sharing. Very inspiring!!!
the size of the piece the out of focus background the shading the TALENT this is so amazing
Me fascina la emoción que transmites con tu humilde herramienta"el lápiz" dando vida como un creador a tus obras de arte... Cuando observó cómo trabajas y veo el resultado ... Vislumbro la grandeza de lo que llevas dentro... Me transfieres vida y energía para afrontar dificultades... Simplemente gracias por haberte encontrado
Hats off to you ..one the best artist i have ever seen.thank you for sharing this with us.
What kind of paper it is?? Why did u wet the paper in the beginning?? Hope you will reply
Thanks man! I use arches 300gsm Hot pressed paper
Yeah... I also wondered why??
I would assume it blends the charcoal better, giving it more contrast and a smoother blend.
To stretch it perhaps
ERNEST0 BOLIVAR and your answer is correct sir!
Jono "dry" art
First thing in the video : *wets the paper*
Me, an intellect : I approve.
Why he wet the paper at first... just wanna to know the reason
To relax the paper. Removes wrinkles and curvature. Dries nice and flat.
Why do they do that?
I think it's for the shading.
He said he leaves it overnight after wetting the paper and once its dry its flat.
Damn ..... one of the best artist i have ever seen ...... your videos are amazing.
I have art students that ask who my favorite artists are, and your name is high on my list. I recommend to them that they watch and appreciate the patience you give to every detail, and to understand the extreme values you apply. With instant gratification in most everything they do (damned computers) they are not used to the idea that one can work weeks and months on a single illustration or artwork. Cheers, Jono.
Thanks so much, Chris!
I think there are very few circle of photographers can take this kind of shot or edit, and sir you sketched it, my heartiest admiration to your craft and dexterity you are the gems who preserve true art and inspiring us to push boundaries
Jono Dry, Your work is exceptional. I can understand the gigantic amount of hard work behind your creations. God bless you.
This is probably one of the best pieces of art on RUclips I have ever seen
Watch #marcelobarenghi
Wow!!!! That is truly incredible!!!! It almost restores my faith in humanity with what brilliance some humans can achieve..............
I'm always astounded by people who could just create these incredible masterpieces out of nothing but paper and lead. A beautiful and awe inspiring talent. I envy you.
Artists make me so sad. Most artists work days and days on intricate pieces truly worthy of the best. Yet all the world can offer is a couple "wow that's cool"s and that's it. Artists really need to be appreciated more. I'm really glad o could see the work this artists puts into his work. It warms my heart.
What an eye for Detail! You keep your self in good shape, including your manicured nails.
I can feel the wrist pain just watching this
But I can’t deny that it looks fantastic
Yes
Wrist pain because of drawing or because of holding elephant in his hand😂
Damn
Left elbow also
More like back pain for me aaargghh
I would have moved on to a hundred other half finished art projects, as I usually do, a few minutes in lol, way to stay on target and finish the goal, that is amazing! As a artist, that is the greatest task! Beautifully done!
It's hard not to be in absolute awe right now. I cant even find the right words. Just astonishing
Ну так же нельзя , шокировать людей,за гранью возможности человека талант !!!! Просто нет слов!!! Видимо Бог поцеловал при рождении на Свет!!!!!! Браво!!!
Dude You Are A Master Of You're Craft, That was amazing to watch very nice art work. Epic Job 😎
Your*
May I ask you how you go about scaling an image? You do not seem to be measuring anything, just a flow which results in incredible and perfectly proportioned art. Impressive.
I use a grid to keep the proportions, its very light but you will be able to see it in some angles. Thanks :)
Thanks for the clarification :)
Is grid method the only option ??
@@mickygala3557 of course not, but it is one of the best methods, especially if your goal is to attain "artistic eye", ability to lay down exact proportions just with looking on reference, without using grid or any other help. Basically, it takes shortest time, while some other methods are less efficient (using them will eventually take you on that level, but it will take more time). Using grid or something like that is not a sin, remember that.
@@YTuseraL2694 thanks
I was like "Oh Man" god bless you brother
I am blown away! What a wonderful gift you have. THANKYOU for sharing it with us.
I am amaze of the patience of this man..His art is very detailed..i wish i could have also that kind of dedication.
Genius skills. That is a serious work of art.
I don't even have words to express my self how much I'm impressed... Literally awosme...
This was the most brilliant artwork I had ever seen. :) 🙂
You and your artworks are brilliant.
:) :D
Unbelievable talent! With a pencil and paper anything is possible for this guy, best wishes to him
I'm so glad to see real artists on here when it's otherwise overrun with people pouring paint on a canvas, sloshing it around and calling it art. You're skill and endless hours of dedication are insane!
Omg this is not a drawing ...this looks like a photo ..... My god great work and the effort u gave is so much, the result is fabulous.....👏👏👏
You are truly amazing at what you do!! Breathtaking artwork!
This is on another level. Wow.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
WOW! The amount of care you put into the details is astounding.
I tuoi lavori x me sono un inno alla vita,i tuoi personaggi hanno sempre qualcosa che sboccia dalla testa che siano corna, fiori, piante,il cervello fa fruttare,e le mani racchiudono qualcosa che è sempre "prezioso", capolavori!!!
Holy crappin crap!!!
Absolutely amazing artwork!!!
You are so talented!!!
CHEERS!!!🤘😛🤙
I love how you share the process.
The slowing down and speeding up
Throughout the time lapses...
just awesome man.
I can’t believe the trolls that could even give a thumbs down. Smh
Amazing work man! Unreal!
do you know why he wets the paper before starting
You're not a human ♥️ just out of the world...out of the box...words fell short to say how I feel...loved your work......hats off ♥️🙏🏻
Es hermoso lo que hace !! Siempre e dicho personas como tu nacen con un Don .es fascinante la forma en que las manos se ven tan fuertes y con tanta ternura sostiene al elefante !!! 🖒
Explain me please why did he spilled a bucket of water on the sheet at the beginning.
He explained it in one of his videos .. it makes the paper more stretched and flat when it dries the next day because it is bought in big roles
ruclips.net/video/8A3pqKMyILU/видео.html
@@arloloul thank you
@@Sim_Pole no problem
It relaxes the paper.
Yes, this man is a legend. ❤ I'm dreaming about an art studio-like yours.
One of the best video i have ever seen in my life. U r on another level.. which can't be define. Goad bless u!🇮🇳
Whether it's God given, or a determination to be great... You sir have a phenomenal talent! Just, wow!!
I love pencil drawings and jono makes me love them even more
Why’d he wet the paper first? I’m curious I’ve never seen that before
It is supplied on a roll, he wets it and weights the ends to prevent it rolling back, i think
It makes the paper softer and absorbs colours more easily thus spreading the colours further and helping them mix better.
*Me before reading the replies:* because he was going to draw a wet hand so he wet the paper.
*After reading the replies:* .... Yeah that one too
@Texas Forever you apply gouache as a primer for graphite drawing on canvas? Never heard of that, interesting!
@Texas Forever Texas forever indeed
I'm gonna tell my kids this is what printers looked like at 2017
😂👍
Also tell them that you were dumb.😂😂
@@shreenikethanv6241 ok boomer
@@jvaliente9094 I am a fucker and I'll fuck you!
@@shreenikethanv6241 you are an idiot, nothing else
Came from Reddit, so much talent! I really hope you get more publicity for the inspiring art you make! May I ask what the purpose of wetting the paper is?
Clayton Bussanich I believe it's because the paper was rolled, not sure about this.
Im pretty sure it is made to stretch out the paper and help it lay flatter.
Pretty much like how Watercolorists stretch watercolor paper
The paper is stretched/taped to a board while wet, allowed to dry completely before drawing begins.
I am constantly blown away by your artwork. But THIS is my all time favourite piece you've done so far x
I am truly overwhelmed after watching this man!!
How coincidental is it that this video is recommended right when a pregnant elephant was fed pineapple stuffed with fire crackers in it which caused the poor animal to die so tragically in India day before yesterday?!
Elephants are so precious man. Let's do our best to protect them
Edit: Apparently, the pineapple was a snare for wild boars and not something deliberately fed to the elephant. Nonetheless it still took the lives of 2 innocent beings.
Washif Wazeer soooooo sad no. all boars are wild. Wild pigs.
@@k8lynmae that's true. But in this context, It was vermin. It needs to be culled due to the uncontrolled growth in numbers and wide spread damage of small farms owned by poor farmers.
@@xsrox420 aren't elephants poor too? Humans take thr jungle, whr will they find food?
@@k8lynmae think what kind of people r this who feed bombs to animals too!! Like crazy.. there r various other ways to kill ... But this one is crazy brutal
Mr. Boombastic you means we HAVE TO kill animals ?? They have their life too as we do ! you want to live. right ? So... same goes for them too !!!
My goodness you’re incredible! Don’t know you, this was suggested so I clicked and I’m glad I did 😃
You are a truly magnificent artist ❤️
Love your work.why do you wet the paper before sketching?
It is because he wants the paper to be stick to the table . What i mean by sticking is no air bubbles under the paper. Just like you put a wet towel on the table and leave it to dry it will render the towel perfectly flat , no ripples.
Wetting helps with saturation of the graphite and helps with blending. I think it might also help flatten the paper out so it doesn't roll up or wrinkle.
Wow.... Just wow. The talent you are blessed with is amazing.
The performance of years.... well captured and well handmade Dr start to finish.... I admire your skill!!!
This is Beautiful! It's really a skill to have patience, every small amount of drawing really comes together to form what this masterpiece is. Its possible for even amateur artists to achieve this if you look at the bigger picture and have patience for the smallest details when you need to. Not everything is impossible.
Worlds best ....never seen such detailing....keep it up man and let know the effects of washing the paper...I also do a little bit of sketching but not as good as you....keep it bro....
Regards
Capt
*BEYOND GODLIKE DRAWING*
agreed!
❤ this guy is underrated. i love
his work.
I can't even find the right words to describe how amazing your work is. Simple Beautiful.
Me: So how big you gonna draw this?
Jono: yes.
Wow. It's only a few seconds in when you realise, what you're about to watch, is going to blow. your. mind.
You’re able to draw this from just imagining? No reference needed?
Not using references to draw a portrait would not make a better artist, but a less profesional one.
Sabri Haller I always thought that drawing without references was a good thing, since it shows that you have mastered that particular art style
coronavirusiscoming it is, idk what that dude is talking about. not using references actually increases how professional and experienced u are in that category or style. im an artist as well, but i always need references to paint and draw. we all just need more practice.
Fluffy Panda literally like how is it a bad thing? Using references is how you start. Professional artists barely even need references, such as Jono. He has had years of experience to the point where he doesn’t need references. It is, as u said a matter of more practice
Apparently, you have never read a book on the Renaissance era. Having a reference is the same as having a subject in front of you and a whole lot of the most beautiful paintings during that time had someone pose in front of them as ‘reference’. It also doesn’t matter if your have a reference or not, it’s how you interpret them. That’s how the artistry comes in.
Oh boy, I love elephants. Thank you so so much for this gift. God bless you! ✨
Wow. Your work always takes my breath away. Brilliant, as always. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you! I feel useless right now but thank you! That was amazing..
one word:
insane
you deserve more subscribers , awesome!!
What absolute talent and artistry. You're gifted my friend. Thank you!
Thats amazing...... No words to appreciate.
How many hrs did u take to create this magnificent art work😍😍😍😍
Girish Gowda months
All of them.
Looks like a million hours
This dude: drawing masterpieces
Me: struggling to draw a decent stick man
if you dont mind what will be the cost of this drawing????
500$
The print with autograph 500$.
That’s a bargain!
The music makes me watch this time lapse over and over again! Great Video!
Well done Jono Dry and Daniel Breiter!!!
OMG! you're so patient to do that. My back is hurting looking at you making drawing on a frame bigger than your body. Oh men. I love you.
That’s a lot of patience
I really enjoy your artwork. I thank you for sharing your imagination with us. I find your work very inspiring, as an individual trying to get into the art game.
May I ask what kind of paper you are using here?
Hi Christopher, Thanks for the kind words man. Im using Arches 300gsm Hotpressed paper. Hope this is helpful
Did you use a photograph for reference? Or all from memory?
Jr Montoya I don't think that level of photorealism is possible without a reference, seeing as all the intricate crevices of hands are pretty much impossible to memorize seeing as there are so many especially on a micro/macro scale (micro details, macro canvas).
@@kammibal Either way its a beautiful piece of work.
The amount of patience you have is incredible!
Honestly one of the best artists I've ever seen thank you for sharing your work. my dad was a surfacer for dreamworks and i've always loved amazing pieces like these
I love how the name is 'Handel' :Hand plus Elephant
Imagine leaving this for 2 minutes and a family member coming in and smudging The whole thing
Family member no longer
They would be a family member for very long 😂😂😂 jk
Before it died, from unnatural cause, my parakeet took to feeding upon a balsa wood airplane my dad and I were building...True!
And ppl pay millions for abstract "ART"
That is sad really. Abstract is also art and I respect the old masters abstracts but nowadays, people make crappy splashed paint and sell them for price worth a fortune.
This one here is real art man. The hundreds of hours it takes is deserving of respect and should be regarded as a higher form than modern day shit abstract.
Art market is just speculation.
Casino.
It's a game of banksters and crooks.
It's all about buzz and marketing.
It's the best way to give a artificial crazy value to something which has none , to make easy profits.
@@quidamlambda5126 brov who are you😂
You're disrespecting the holy Bernd Ross with your profile pic
@@lewitm4591 I know😂😂
I wanna feel the happiness you must have felt after completing that drawing
The finished painting was so powerful, it reminded me of the incident that happened a few days back in which a pregnant elephant ate a pineapple stuffed with crackers. This painting almost made me cry. Two lives were lost that day.
are you drawing by reference or by memory?
By imagination 🤯
Me when I saw the thumbnail: Oh cool I might learn some techniques by watching this!
Me when I began the video: Or maybe I will be absolutely blown away instead!
Jokes aside, this is absolutely incredible! You sir are a huge huge talent
how much time you taken to do this drawing ...🤔
asriya afrin months
This is AMAZING and fantastic!!! WOW
Amazing. Everything in this video is amazing. The quality of the drawing, the technic and the patience to achieve such large piece of art.