Jono Dry - Studio Tour

I often get questions about my studio space so I thought I’d make a video explaining my current setup. In this video, I take you through my studio and run through the equipment I use, offering a bit of insight into how I work. I speak about how I went from working from home to having an external studio, what that transition was like for me and why it was so important for my career. I also share some hacks for how I’ve made improvements to props and equipment so that they work better for me. I hope you can find some helpful tips in the way I’ve set up this space.


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[sir_lukied]

"I do pencil drawings" is such an understatement

[sabarig]

I can't wait to see "How I make my prints" video

[Bright-It]

There is only one secret ... hard work.
Thank you so much for sharing and, please, keep it alive.
Best.

[artszy]

Almost everything in his studio is a masterpiece.

[hosamfikry]

The most artist on the internet that inspires me that humbleness makes a more respected success.
Love and peace ✌🏽

[ejerejeufuoma]

I Love learning from humble persons like you. You are very humble

[elyanaangco]

I've never been amazed in arts until I saw his. The detail, hard work, and passion he put through his work. Man, that's already a master piece.💗👏🙆‍♀️

[sambos]

Jono, you should make a patreon. I’m sure many people would love to support you and your art

[bj_lorono]

It will always be a dream for an aspiring artist to have his/her own art studio, I aspire to have my own safe haven space for art too ☝🏼

[sergiuman]

This studio tour puts in perspective much more than I expected. Currently I am working from my parent's home, because my rent in the city is not such a great spot to be in the pandemic conditions, and for the past couple of months I feel like my bedroom has slowly become my whole little world where art, research and life became one, and as much as I enjoy being here and developing my skills, I miss having my own space, and not to share it with anyone else. That being said, I tackled this opportunity to start working on larger scale pieces, being highly inspired by your techiniques and tips you have given me unknowingly throughout the two years I have been following your work in awe. Even if I do not reach the level of skill or succes to afford my own space dedicate to drawing I will never cease to do it, no matter the conditions or the limitations, drawing is liberating. Also, I might have missed it but... who is Greg?

[usanasingh]

Proof that your space and surroundings should be a work art as well. Brilliant. Thanks for this video

[moritzhauenstein]

I love these little silly shots you edited in the video whenever you talked about one specific part of your studio, for example you sliding through the picture when you talked about your standing desk. It really gives a funny vibe to your videos that i personally really enjoy. Keep up the good work💪

[fenhermobatuigas]

Oh my God i haven't been able to draw for almost a month now but everytime i watch one of your vids it magically makes me artsy again😂

[strangefruit]

Your work is sooo amazing!!! I HAVE LEARNED SO MUCH FROM YOU 💚

[darrellwilliams]

I completely agree about having things on wheels. It make life in a studio much easier.

[muzammilamjad]

I like the humbleness in his voice and ofc his drawings too☺️☺️

[tanishadraws]

Hey John. You're probably not gonna see this. But I'm a small artist from a small town and you inspire me to do so much. I don't know what I'd do without you

[sadiekanoa]

Damn!!! Your art studio is just…. I’m speechless at how freakin gorgeous it is!! This my dream😍😍 Beautiful

[paul_domici]

I been sculpting at home since the pandemic started and it's hard to separate life from work! and sometimes the procrastination kicks in :) Great Video Jono!!!

[miriambaldwin]

Your art is incredible. It is just so beautiful. Thank you for the Studio tour very interesting indeed.