Drawing Tools 2022 - Everything I Use

Which paper are you use?

Thanks

I’m in love with you.

Brilliant as always

Information overload but very informative. Thanks 😊

What is the thickness of your self made, homemade or whatever you've named them, stencils. I'd like to make one of my own. I'm new to hyperrealism style drawing and have been picking up tips, tricks and most useful skills. My interest soared after seeing your Drawing tools 2022 _ Everything I Use video. I like that it's kinda floppy and not stiff. Hoping to hear back from you. Thanks.

Keep inspiring us sir lots of love from India 💐🇮🇳💐...

where do you get the large roll for a canvas from?

The piece in the video is stunning. Thanks for the info.

Thanks, that's very helpful. You wouldn't believe how many tools I've drawn in my life. People are turning into such dicks these days.

Nice work. i really like it .please tell me the link or where from we get this paper

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I enjoy your art ..you have wonderful wonderful talent.. Or as I would say" Kool"..

What method do you use to get the drawing on paper before you start shading it in?

Great, you've answered some questions I had. When I was at Art school, I was told that hairspray was good for fixing charcoal (a little different to graphite) . I was wondering how this differs from fixing spray. Principally, it was to 'fix' or avoid smudging post drawing, I guess in a sense that is a way to protect the picture so as to not loose details.

cant find (B graphite sticks can you help please

what brand use fixative

You are amazing bro! I have a question, You don't use any type of hard bristel brush to blur your drawings?

Which paper roll you are using for your drawings

You're truly inspiring a lot of people

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Nice to see makeup brushes, been using those for years now and it's a genius way to absorb and move around graphite

hello j venomous help, where can I buy the materials you use: leaves and that liquid to preserve the design

Taking notes ✍️

Here is the summary of tools he's using in 2022, hope it'd be useful for you:

• Paper: ARCHES AQUARELLE - hot press - 300 gsm (rolls)
• Masonite Board
• Water, Sponge, Tape, Paper towel
• Clips
• Straight edge & Blade
• Manual Pencil Sharpener: Swordfish 40100 Ikon & Blade
• Pencils & Graphite: Faber Castell 9000 series, Graphite stick
• Blending Stumps
• S curves/ Stensils
• Graphite Poweder (mesh & graphite)
• Cotton wool
• Lineseed oil/ solvent
• Makeup sponges/ brushes
• Mechanical erasers: Cretacolor brand
• Tombow Mono Zero Eraser / Kneadable Eraser
• Air compressor
• Tissue Paper
• Fixative: Grumbacher brand/ Faber Castell brand

is that Codex Seraphinianus in the background? it has been on my creative book list for quite a while.

thanks for the videos, beautiful art and simple suggestions for those working toward perfection.

What type of paper do you use for your drawings?

I am wondering what mechanical pencils you use?

Jono, is it the 300lb watercolour paper you use?

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try a toothbrash .it's amazing

Could you please make a video about how you make the stencils? Thank you.

A very useful video, thanks for sharing all of this with us!

Thanks Jono, I'm grateful to you for sharing this information. :)

Hi Jono Dry - Thanks SO much for an amazing video!! This really helps demystify the process. I wanted to ask, what thickness MDF board do you use - 12mm or 18mm? :) I'm struggling to know what thickness to go for stretching 300gsm paper on a large scale e.g 200 x 150xcm. Any advice would be fantastic!

Hi Jono, Would you please provide specific name of (gifted) blade you are using on pencils. I could not catch the name and am interested in buying one.

Hi

Where do you source your 9b graphite stick from? Tx

You use arches Aquarelle? I have a roll of that for my large watercolors. I never thought to use it for charcoal. In college I did large charcoals. I know I used the wrong paper then and I was plagued with problems reworking but it was the largest paper I could get at the time

using linseed oil on paper is a huge mistake: its acid will slowly eat your paper and destroy it. it also happen on raw canvas and that's exactly why canvas and paper are always primed prior to oil painting (where linseed oil is the binder of the color). this has been known for centuries.

moreover, linseed oil will yellow with time.

try to find a substitute, perhaps an acrylic or vinyl (PVA) one.

Thank you for this! I am interested in your studio lighting setup under which you work. I struggle at home since having to work mostly at night and my light looks very yellow. Any advice please?!!!

Everything is superb and sleek! 🤟🏻💯🤍

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What is the name of your paper?

hello ....why you soak your paper with water before starting any new art piece or is it not water ..then what is it and why do you do it ?..also I got this channel in recommendation feed binge watching it 😅 ❤ from 🇮🇳

Just found you on YT and your art work blows me away! I'm curious what wetting the paper does before you start your drawing..?

Please could you explain the function of the oil and solvent? Thanks.

Watching sketch videos motivates me to finish my art.😇

Can you make drawing of Indian god with big details

Start using Faber castel 9000 after your drawing