Shares. Thats how his channel gets more popular. Share his videos. I have forwarded an ass ton of his videos to many mutually artistic friends. Jono is not getting the attention he deserves for sure! Jazza is cartoon style and into creating anything in art. Amazing character design. He has a different following. Its for younger, comic book style artists. ZHC..... cant stand him. All he does is color Iphones and Ipads. Really flashy cartoonish art. Jono is the example of what great Artistic talent is. Photo realistic art. Jono you rock!
@@Vet4FallujahCJ well, you gotta remember not everyone is into photo realistic art. I for one prefer classical realism like William Bouguerau whom paints/draws from life. I do like Jono Dry tho, but for the most part I don’t prefer hyperrealism, it’s too easy to “fake” by using different methods, such as tracing. And a lot of the hyperrealist artist on instagram are exactly doing that, making a photorealistic drawings, but can’t draw a simple object from life, nor from imagination.
@@Thesamurai1999 this is true, however Jono does not do this. His style isn't even photo realistic. They are detail realistic, a trait you can't get by tracing. I also agree with the amount of artists out there tracing but showing their talent is in their color theory, detail and patience. Some go from sketch to outline to coloring to detail. Each an artist in their own right. Jono is a special case though. He is what I refer to as a true artist, from beginning to end
@@Thesamurai1999 also William Bouguereau was a painter from the 1800's, wo also utilized realism in detail and not so much from "life", other than subjects posing(since photography was infant at the time)since he added mythological elements. Jono is a graphite artist, focusing on abstract references through "life images" using photos. Sharing this talent expands on methods and practices, which are different from that period. Im a fan of Bridgman, who focused on exaggerated human anatomy but emphasized the importance of shaping and proportions. Every artist, both past and present has something to contribute to art. We'd be better off taking something from all of them
Yes, definitely interested in A Longer Session..!! I really Enjoy the Basic lessons like this, it helps me and other Artists.. Thank You For this Basic Lesson.
Hi Jono I have watched many artists give tutorials and by far yours is the most engaging. And that really has to do with you as a person, so self assured of who you are as a person and your talent. That you do not have to emphasize anything to make it more exciting. I really like that. Before I even open your video I feel already at ease. I know I will learn something new without feeling like a moron for not knowing something that I probably should have. You put people at ease. You have made me take a different approach to my own art and be less self critical. Thank you for choosing art and a teacher and changing people's lives. Looking forward to more videos!
i'm really thankful to you , you are really helping people like us to improve their artwork. you are really an inspiration and each of your artwork really inspires us a lot . as an artist you really have a great soul and looking at you i really feel that how can someone be so humble. I pray and hope that you'll get endless success.
Absolutely interested in an online group for longer videos, your work is insanely stunning and I've been learning so much. I personally enjoy working with charcoal to also portray the dark dream experience however graphite is a lot more enticing now seeing the capability... Thank you so much for your videos and artwork!!
PLEASE GIVE US THOSE LONGER VIDEOS YOU MENTIONED!! Love your stuff Jono!!! Your work inspired me to pick art back up!!! Now I’ve found I’m actually quite good at realism 😊😊
Thank you again... im working on and art prac for school and have been avoiding drawing the hands because i have found it so difficult to complete.. thank you for inspiring me and showing techniques to complete the draawing
That's so great that it could help you for your art prac! I find when I break things down into small steps they become a bit easier. Hope it's going well!
Your how to draw videos are really helpful you are inspiration for many and i m one of them too, i just wish one day i too reach your level of realism. 💕
Sometimes I just rely on what I perceive and the result is not that good, but tbh I haven't tried charcoal yet but this is really helpful even in different mediums especially making realistic ones. Thank you for this! It enlightens me to focus other mediums like this ❤️
Amazing drawing as always! You really inspired me to work on my digital arts. We maybe using different mediums but your creativity really radiates to mine.
So ironic that I’ve been drawing for 25 years and my main tool for my craft has also been the hardest subject to master. I have a love/hate relationship with hands lol.
I’m definitely interested in longer sessions. You’ve become a wonderful inspiration and watching you work fascinates me but I want more and feel like I’m not progressing.
You, sir, are amazing. I draw and get asked who my favorite artist is alllll the time, I say you. If there is anyone asking how I draw the way I do, I say you. If anyone asks me for help with realism, I direct them to your videos. You are beyond talented and it makes it a plus that you're so kind. This is my "thank you" to you.
My fist fingers don’t form a V..... very slight angle, but much closer to slightly tapered rectangle. Thanks for the great tutorial. Always admire your work whenever I see it.
An online class or some sort of discussion group is an excellent idea for anyone wanting to learn dynamism in realistic human art. Would definitely join.
You are a real gem sir... everytime when I see your videos I fell motivated and you inspires us for drawing inner beauty...love from india sir...❤️❤️❤️
I would love full length videos and classes! I would definitely watch and support if you decide to expand your videos and go even more in depth of your tips and techniques. I am learning a lot from your shorter tutorials. For the next video, could you expound a bit on how you do hair? Also, do you have any recommendations for cotton wool substitutes that'll give that soft shade? Cotton wool has been hard to find but I'm still going from store to store. I do have blending stumps. Thanks for taking the time to share with us, as always and good work.
Thanks so much for your feedback and I'm really glad they've been helpful! I've actually been receiving a lot of requests for a hair tutorial so I'll definitely consider it for my next video. I've found cotton wool works the best but I'm sure soft sponges might work too! I haven't tried myself though. Let me know if you manage to find a good substitute!
@@JonoDry Thank you so much for replying to me! Haha. I actually found out that cotton wool are just cotton balls, so I ended up finding some cheap at my local pharmacy. They're %100 pure cotton, so I'm going to break them up and mash them together. And you're welcome. :-) Can't wait to see your new videos and what you produce in the future.
Hello jono sir. Yes I would really like to see the full classes and tutorials of your drawing process. I learnt allot from your channel and it gives me a great perspective towards how I can create realism
Jono please do longer tutorials! You mentioned that you were considering uploading to another website or something. I think that would be a great idea. I personally find a lot of inspiration from your videos. I've been struggling for years to not only get myself back in to my artwork but trying to improve my work as well, and your videos truly inspire me and remind me of what I'm capable of. I would love to sit and watch you do an entire instructional piece from start to finish. As always, thank you for sharing your work!
.I’ve always used my own hands as a model and have gotten pretty good at it, but always struggled with the shading at times. Watching this video helped me quite a bit in understanding how to measure and shade them. Thank you so much for this very informative lesson.
Can you show how to do detail on the hands and how close up detail translates according to distance and what’s in focus. Also can you show the basics of your shading technique using the cotton on specific items- like hands. I’ve never seen it like that before.
