Building My Dream Drawing Studio Part 1

I really love curating my environment to best help with focus and creative thinking. When moving studios presented the opportunity to recreate my drawing space, I really enjoyed dreaming up ways the space could incorporate some of the lessons I've learnt over the years.

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[ScottHebertArt]

i built my own tiny house that became my art studio. i think lighting is super important. I def work better when its clean but the works gotta be done regardless for me. 💪

[AersenArt]

Awww 🥰🥰 My goal too is to build a such amazing environment 🎉 Congrats Jono 👑

[ChinezeOkadigboArt]

Really cool that you were able to build it! Congratulations!

[EmorettaRobinson]

Congratulations on the new drawing studio. It came together really well.

[christophertran]

Congratulation on refining your creative space Jono!

I enjoyed your audio descriptions of your studio.

However could you make an another video literally just about your new studio capturing all the aspects you have mentioned: lighting, clutterness/organization, inspirations, separation of creative spaces, materials etc (98% studio 2% Jono) let the your new studio space speak for itself through the video…🙏…zero audio from Jono…🙏…just a thought.

[lujainaahmed]

hey! this is irrelevant to the video but ive recently started to get back into drawing especially after going through all your artworks, but ive just been really curious as to how you manage to shade in large spaces in a lighter tone, is there any video in which you've talked about that before?

[DonnoPlayz]

Where did you get your drawing table from or did you build it yourself? if so could you show or tell me about it as im creating my own studio and i cant find large tables for drawing