Everything I do Before I start a drawing

[@Danilyn_Livao]

It’s refreshing to see an artist who values the process as much as the final product! 🙂 Keep inspiring us with your amazing work, Jono! 🙂

[@JonoDry]

Thanks, that means a lot!

[@Danilyn_Livao]

​@@JonoDry You're welcome, Jono!🙂 I’m excited to see more valuable contents from you!

[@ProjectKishi]

Yessir Jono just dropped!!

[@mateus.inside]

Jono, seu trabalho é incrível. Me inspira muito!❤

[@RyuuBaka]

Purchasing an original piece was still the best purchase of my life. A pure picture to remind me every day that I made it through hard times and am still here

[@JonoDry]

It means the world that I could send you an original 😊 I'd love to see the framed work, could you send me an image? Drop me an email if you get a chance.

[@davianburke]

I like this format as well, more 😊

[@Gatotkoco69]

Hi Jono saya dari Indonesia dan saya sudah mengikuti KZbin anda sejak 2017, dan sekarang anda begitu besar dan saya bangga dengan anda, dan saya akan segera membuat karir seperti anda di KZbin karena saya terinspirasi oleh kamu, terimakasih

[@tatendamapisire1597]

Top artist!! Very inspiring

[@JonoDry]

Thanks for the kind words! 🙏

[@EV4UTube]

JD: I know you have a 'brand' / signature of sorts. That is part of what makes your art recognizable, after all. With that said, I foresee a wide range of layout choices available to you. So, by way of example (with the exception of "The Gardener" and some close-up eye drawings), you could play a little more with depth of field (fuzzy foregrounds / backgrounds). Many of your drawings are solidly balanced - you could play with imbalance / lopsided / unstable compositions. Although smoke, ink, and water have inherent translucence, you could experiment with 'double-exposure' or layered compositions as a means of expressing psychological dimensions of choice and conflict. Note, these are not criticism in any way shape nor form. I'm just encouraging you to use your love of photography to do more than "center-of-page, in-focus, balanced, and opaque." Your art is so realistic, having a portion intentionally left undone (e.g., President Washington's portrait) would snap the viewer into the realization that this is, indeed a drawing and not a photoshopped photograph. Lastly, perspective. With the exception of the eye-pieces, many of your works don't include a whole lot of perspective / distortion, etc. That i something you could toy with a little. In short, I think there are many optical, photographic, compositional, layout, etc. that you could play with.

[@GaryDerry11]

Thank You!

[@Shmuel_hv]

Jono keeps inspiring me everyday ❤❤❤

[@paulinnesgraphiteart6051]

Whoa!! Jono, what happened to the barnet.

[@henrysangandu9905]

You are awesome,wish I could afford your art❤❤

[@meme2me]

Great video.

[@anvankets]

Always super interesting to see some of the process behind the artwork. Thanks for sharing with us! 😊

[@JonoDry]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@_peace_among_us_]

Love your content

[@julesbaby47]

I'm getting very inspired by your work. What software do you use for the creation? Thank you.

[@JonoDry]

Thanks for your kind words. I use DaVinci Resolve!

[@ibiangobono3704]

Extremely talented I would love you to do the artworks in my home when I'm older and extremely rich by God's grace, as I am just 13 now 😁

[@Akouros1]

How do you create so much graphite powder for your work? In previous videos, I know you said you make your own, but what do you create it from?

[@bretkerama2149]

Wagwan❤

[@theguy938]

the website says its private

[@JonoDry]

Thanks for letting me know, it's has been sorted now!

[@padamvara]

Nice video.. ❤ from india

[@jaspreetkaur-kd9gq]

Second!

[@bitastabhardwaj9985]

First!