A Secret Tip for Hyperrealistic Drawing
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I want to talk about something that I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about. I think it's actually the secret to why I’m able to draw the way that I do. In this video I share some tips for hyperrealistic pencil drawing that are a bit different to what I usually share. If you’re having a hard time drawing realistically, but can’t put your finger on why -- this video might be for you. Looking forward to hearing what you think!
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Before I work on my main drawing, I always have this 6 minutes sketch habits where I sketch gesture or figure drawing. Just a rough sketch where I let my hand go freely with whatever strokes it want to go, and not trying to make this sketch a "perfect sketch". In that way I'm also learning to draw from imagination.
Love it!
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I can’t believe that you can actually look at a drawing like that and find something that you could improve. It’s very impressive and that’s an amazing skill!
After seeing every drawing I feel a special relaxation
Truth.
Slowing down on an artwork really helps and taking a look everytime i want to get a specific texture from a far is one of the techniques i use,
The anxiety and fear of failure also helps on creating your best works.
Another banger video! Thanks jono!
I've been struggling with one part of my current piece (drawing white hair!) so I finished the rest of the drawing and allowed myself time to ponder it instead of trying to force it. Now I can take my time and focus on the trouble spot without having the pressure of finishing the rest of the piece afterward.
I so much appreciate all of your videos. I love that you do a variety of topics. I've not found even one that hasn't been helpful.
Love, love, love your artwork.
Thank you for sharing!
Pace... such an eyeopener! I've never thought about my pace of drawing before. But thanks to your video I now realise that I go faster when I'm anxious. This is especially the case when I start a drawing - as I've just done. I started way too fast and it felt like it wasn't working. But when I went back to it today I was able to see some good parts and develop those into something I felt was actually good! Thinking about it now I realise that the slower pace was the key... the drawing was so much better and the enjoyment was so much more. Thank you for highlighting something I would never have thought of myself. Finding my pace is going to make my work so much better, for sure. I wonder if others have similar experience of faster pace when they start a drawing... I think, for me, it's to do with a desire to get down as much as possible due to lack of belief in my abilities until I can see something tangible on the paper.
Thankyou jono u have no idea how much u help junior artist like us I was stuck... I wasn't able to make my time useful drawing I easily use to loose my patient and I couldn't focus now I can use some of ur ideas.. Thankyou 🙏idol
so glad they have helped :D 🙏
*Anxiety is inevitable in the creative process but what we do have control over is how we react to it*
- *_JONO DRY_*
Hi Jono
I tried to send you a mail. I moved away from paper and would like to introduce to you my method on working directly on board and canvas. I don't want to make use of your platform without your consent. Is there any way for me to make contact with you. I'm staying in Pretoria region
Patience and dedication is always the key
Oh my word .. I DO THIS ! And not until this moment did I realize it.. I am a watercolor artist but the advice still holds. When things are not working the way I want them to, I will hurry up.. try to fix it as quickly as possible.. I do get stressed .. The love for what I am doing is lost in the frustration ... As my Dad used to say "The hurrier I go, the behinder I get" ... ; D This has been immensely helpful ! Thanks ! : ]
I hope you do more critique videos. I’d love to hear your thoughts on how I can improve my pieces!
“I do pencil drawings” pretty sure he’s trolling on that part
Lol I think that every time
Lol, I always think that too, but I ADORE him for saying it, for being so modest.
i do pencil drawing
super realistic immersive surrealist
pencil drawings
jono is the man!
r/technically true, lol.
Fr no cap dawg
I love you Jono. Thank you so much for your encouragements.
Hi there Jono! I really look forward to watching this video! You really inspire me to draw!
Amazing video Jono.You are truly my inspiration to draw.Greatest Artist😁
Very useful advice. Thank you!
I hear that and get what you're saying...thank you for putting it out there. Sometimes you think you're the only one that happens to.. I get so frustrated sometimes when I'm not getting or seeing something and speed up thinking the faster I move the sooner I"ll find it. But I only makes things worse, plus I feel worse....Thank you Jono....great advice. Really appreciate it.
thanks for watching, hope it proves useful! 🙂
This is exactly what i tell myself while drawing "slow down , slow down " . As i move into a section of uncertainty while approaching a pattern i m blank about .. it is like a race from a comfortable position to the next comfortable position .. Thank you for addressing this issue ❤️😄
Ive been telling myself to slow down in tattooing for over 25 years. This guy is inspirational…
You're too good, and the way you explain key dynamics in pencil art is priceless..big ups!
Thank you very much!
I’ve been following your artwork for years. You seem to be such a beautiful and introspective human. I really connect to the ideas shared in this video.
Thank you so much 😀
I've watched Sinix's video on tempo and thought it only applied to concept art and more imaginative stuff but I didn't know hyperrealists use it as well.
Although to be fair yours IS concept art and somewhat imaginative. Just with RTX on :D
Great video
So in awe of your work, inspired
Actually a really helpful video something I've struggled with
Wow! That’s so impressive again Jonathan.☺️❤️
God bless you.🙏🏻
My god, 🤯 I can apply this to other art forms! Thank you!
Make a video on how you shoot that b roll
Phenomenal video! Your viewpoints are very helpful and insightful. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi jono! I have been seeing your videos for about 2 years now. And all that I wanna say is you really have an incredible talent. Wishing you good luck for the future.😁😁😀
Thank you so much for your support over these 2 years. It means so much to me :)
@@JonoDry thank you so much for replying to my comment you're as good in character as you are in drawing . If you have time in the future then please checkout my channel 😀😊. It would be really great.
You are amazing ❤️
" I do pencil drawing" and simultaneously teaches life what a cool guy
Being in the same country makes being early wayy easier. Once again my top favourite artist makes another stunning video. BTW Jono Dry is there any possibility where I could get your autograph perhaps? Would be awesome thanks!
Mate, you are an absolute talent.
appreciate that, Simon!
I swear there's no one who does this type of drawings better than you !
Thank you, that's so kind!
I am waiting for this key 😀.. nice video jono. . Waiting for your new drawing.. 🤗 love from India ❤️
Your work is breath taking
Y tf would somebody dislike these videos smh. Jono ur work is outta the world.
Your patient is so Grateful
love your drawings! :)
Very nice I am Iranians...love your painting....👌👌👌👌❤
Imagine if jono suddenly appears with a youtube collab.... My best guess right now is kirsty patridge or zhc
Hey jono! I've always loved drawing, seeing you gives me alot of positive energy and assures me that I have a lot to improve.. I am still pretty young so I decide to take it one step at a time, eventually growing with my art😊
A question- Do you often look at your works and always find out that there is a place where you could do better? Is it just me who never gets satisfied with my own works😅
i literally don't do pencil drawings but i like that he incorporate psychology in sharing his knowledge in a way that he can be relatable.. watching him and hearing his voice is relaxing.. (but august time lapse vid is the exception hahahahah)
Aweh bro, it's Valken!! I was familiar with some of your earlier stuff but your work is even more mind blowing now, congrats man, was so stoked when I saw your channel pop up :D Also, shot that's really good advice, I recently started getting into digital painting but like semi realistic anime style, but I'm still an "art-baby" haha
awesome, good to hear you're still creating! :)
✨ You are truly incredible ✨
It's the details and the watering part of your paper for me.. like how in the world did you discover some unrare things?😍
lots of experimenting :'D glad you like it!
AMAZING
Jono, I read a chapter about the Cultivation of Concentration by James Allen in his book titled The Mastery of Destiny. In the chapter, he talked about the 4 levels of concentration which are Attention, Contemplation, Abstraction, and Activity in Repose. Basically, you can think of these levels as depths that come with the practice of concentrating the mind on a certain task that you would like to be good at or even come to master.
He explained that the first level is attained by all people, the second level is attained by most that can do a good job in whatever it is that their work is. The third level is the level of genius and it is broken into only through the highest deliberate practice and only a few people in the world get to taiste this level - in this level you can enter the state of flow but you slip in and out of it. People at this level have not quite mastered flow. The fourth level is where you enter the state of flow and master it completely, and only the Masters of their craft ever get to this level.
He explained that by encouraging yourself to concentrate by going into your work and attacking it vigorously you can train yourself to master your task and master the ability to enter the state of flow. So, the state of flow is something which you can encourage yourself to control and enter whenever you wish, you can master it. I think you are at the third level, the level of genius since you have not yet unlocked the ability to control flow.
I use Arches Aquarelle 300 gsm hot pressed satin grain. The largest size paper I use is 164 x 114cm but it depends on the drawing. Hope this helps!
@@JonoDry I do not think your response was meant for me. I have seen your videos on the materials you use and paper.
Very helpful advise sir .thank you very much ♥️💙
Thanks, really helped, struggle with getting grass and open field in generally difficult and tend to rush through it- will try slow down with it
I needed this!!! Had to subscribe. Was feeling overwhelmed...❤️
Thank you for subscribing!
VERY PRACTICAL...
Needed this. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tip, thank you.
Very nice
I will try this on my next drawing. Thanks for the tip.
No problem 😊
We always tell the bosses in our shop, You can't rush the artist!!! : )
Wow! Can totally relate to this just never pinpointed the reason! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Outstanding skills, super beautiful drawing...😍❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
I like your art work ❤️ 👍👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks ❤️
Wow! As always I was expecting a good video from you, but this is absolutely amazing! This is gonna help me so much! Thanks again!
Glad you liked it! :)
Sir big fan from india.. I like to draw like you...☺️☺️☺️and iam a big fan i dont know. English correctly
I think your message got through ok 👍🏼
Please can you make a detailed video on how you sketch smoke
pls show us from the beginning to the end , howdo you start and how do you end in asimple video.Thks
I'm from India..
I love hyperalistic drawing
Sometimes i feel how you don't have a back pain ? Anyways i love your drawings as always ♥️♥️😍 and hope i see more of these soon (so i can buy the prints 😅)
love your work❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much 😀
@@JonoDry you are welcome sir😊❤️
Great Work
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for sharing dear friend 👍Stay healthy and blessed happy day. See you around 🤗💕🙏🍀🌈
Felicitaciones grandes dibujos
One tip for artists is to "not" draw whenever you're burnout. Don't push yourself to draw especially if you don't feel like it. Just draw whenever you feel like it, or you're in the mood.
thanks kuya Jono
thank you for the vid
No problem!
Hola Jono ...soy Nelson desde Valencia España ,soy artista plastico y Diseñador grafico te felicito q buenas obras tienes me gustaria saber sobre que papel haces tus obras ...yo trabajo sobre Guarro ...gracias si puedes contestarme ..!!!
What paper do you use is it ivory sheet
Sir what technique do you use for outlines?And what is more important graph method or free hand?
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What do you think sir..... Who is the best.
...a. Artist who was trained by institute or a artist who who was trained by nature..... Who love to draw his feelings....
yep i tend to be really fast and i ask slow artist how do you find the patients lol
Always to♥️♥️👍👍
I am wondering how you handle large areas for darkest graphite parts... are you using graphite powder? Painting it on, sticks, pencils?
I’m looking also fir a drawing course that talks about shading techniques ; I m just been trying to figure things out. I took a course called “secrets of shading “ with proko and it was good however I wish they’d only spoken about shading techniques : ) and if you ever come to states please I invite you to come to Danville, Va and draw with me large house, large spaces and large tables.... quiet, beautiful and I be honored to house you and set up times artists could come meet you and learn from you... and sure we can arrange a show for you. Lmk if interested! I can send u pics and get info for u if interested.
Love your work and your gentle honest loveful vibes. Bless even if not interested in trip to USA to beautiful Danville, Va.... also we could get u speaking n teaching at Duke, UNC, UVA, so many other big unis and colleges...
Thank you, Jean! That is very generous of you. I grate my own graphite powder and then use cotton wool and linseed oil to apply it to my backgrounds. I have a video on my channel that goes into more detail about this th-cam.com/video/TB4vhWSy_sA/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps!
I ended up finding that. Why do you use linseed oil? Sorry I’m just curious? And may I ask which graphite sticks you buy to make it.
You should become an affiliate of Amazon( or companies you use) and put links to products you use . If anyone uses that link on Amazon any purchases they make I think within 24 hours you’ll get a small commission. You might not want to do that for personal reasons but the customer isn’t paying more and so this lil extra money can add up and imo you deserve it.
I bought graphite stuck online and it ended up being a graphite pastel. It actually looks pretty nice and fun to work with just playing with it but i want pure graphite. I ordered sone powder just to test and was disappointed so I see why you’d make your own.
Thank you for your help.
I’m trying Arxhes hot press 300 gram 140 lb paper today... I love drawing but I struggling why I do it cuz I can create cool images with computer programs and easily to do but something about doing it by hand I keep going. I was trained years ago in old sign painting and mural techniques and traveled the USA painting them and then I worked for big graphics productions for a ton of big cable channels like MTV, BET, CMT , etc etc, the Olympics, NFL halftime shows, all the big companies like Coke, Bowing, NASA, I could go on n on but I stopped completely and only messed around once in while and then about 3 months ago I become obsessed w graphite....
I heard you speak as to why you do graphite too..anyways, I’m still working on learning techniques but I’m getting ready to do my first drawing on this arched paper... I love working big but I starting with smaller paper till I get used to this new paper assuming I love it....I’m
A photographer too and it’ll come in handy.... I’m
Trying to come up with a really cool ideas so I can really be motivated to draw it... thank you for all you’re doing. I wish I could study with you.
Stay positive and live your voice and your very peaceful sweet honest demeanor... be blessed ❤️🧡💛💙💚💜🖤💕‼️💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Which pencil u use for ditail.plz tell me the name
I use Faber-Castell Pencils. Usually an 8B :)
@JonoDry how do you charge for your work?
Soooo every time I used to get angry, cos I've made an error in my drawings and toss the frigging book across the room out of frustration, and never draw again for a whole year...it was just anxiety? Holy crap🤣🤣🤣I'm an idiot🤪🤣thanks for the info bro, appreciate it🤙
inner work
Amazing 😲😲👏can you drawing step-by-step please
I do have a couple step by step videos on my channel :) I will link one here for you th-cam.com/video/MyNTkRnTng0/w-d-xo.html Hope it helps!
Thank you:)
Well this sucks. I have my 6 hour drawing exam coming up and I'm practicing for it currently. It's a huge piece filled with objects and will usually take me about 12 hours but I have no idea how I will finish in time. I spent 2 hours on just the outline and proportions.
Wishing you all the luck! You've got this
@@JonoDry thank you so much
Hi Jono. I want to talk to you about a product I'm using, but don't want to use your platform to promote it, well, not without your consent. I've tried to mail as well. How can I reach you?
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Guy, you need to speak more loudly.
Hi Jono. Do you have a Instagram account I can follow?
As a writer, drafting at 70 miles per hour is ideal. Revising: 1 mile per hour.
My bad habit is refining sections before the story is done because the story never gets done.
Same. I write, also. Bright blessings.
This is inspiring in so many ways. I am fighting a mental block myself. I see your output and I get so intimidated. But I watch every one of your tips and hopefully one day I will break out
This.
ur level of detail is crazy good. I'm hoping to eventually get to that level lmao
Keep practicing and you will!
Along with what you said …you may also notice a change in the pace of your breathing. Stop restore your breathing by taking long slow in-breaths through your nose, holding for a few counts and slowly breathing out through your mouth. This will restore oxygen to those parts of your brain that help you control your process, rather than the reflex fight or flight mechanism that set in when we are facing a difficulty, and that lead to panic. A good technique to check out is 4-7-8 breathing technique. P.S. this technique improves greatly with practice, so that eventually you only have to remind yourself to “breath” to switch back to being in control. Keep up the wonderful work!
I've been struggling to find motivation when I encounter a challenging part of the drawing. I can start fine with the sketch and outlines but as soon as I get to shading and experience some difficulty I stop. I avoid it. Go to another section and tentatively confront my problem but I feel like this wastes so much time. I am still a beginner but I think I am scared to damage what progress I've made but I also know I have to risk destroying it to get better. It's such a mental battle! Thanks for this video.
so relatable
In my experience of drawing.
I completely love what I tend to draw
No rush to complete fastly.
No anxious about the result
Enjoy the process even draw for few minutes.Then I feel ecstasy on my drawing.