Joey Drew (The man with the vision)

Who is Joey Drew?

Joseph "Joey" Drew (eng. Joseph "Joey" Drew) is an old friend of Henry and the owner of the Joey Drew Studio, well known for creating the popular Bendy cartoons in the distant past. Joey Drew is also the author of several books, the most famous of which is the memoir "The Illusion of Life". He used the Ink Machine to animate the toons to bring them to reality, but in the end everything does not go according to plan and the toons mutated. The very first failed experiment was Bendy.

Joey's personality

Joey speaks with a Western accent. He boasts the personality of a great thinker and dreamer, a man with great aspirations for both himself and his company, claiming that this conviction can attract all people from anywhere in the world. He has a mother and father. His father, David Drew, was a shoemaker, but died when Joey was 30 years old. Joey accepted his father's death very strongly. Joey served in the war and because of this he is afraid of loud noises. With numerous references to Joey's harsh work ethic, his work ethic hints at the more bonkers side of his work that slowly began to alienate his employees: a mind constantly ignoring old ideas in favor of new ones and his eccentricity regarding offerings to the gods. At first glance, he appears to be a fun, caring, passionate person who wants others to achieve their dreams, but as can be seen from the entry in chapter four, this is all just a mask, as in reality he is greedy, selfish and a heartless person who only cares about his own gain and is willing to do anything to have it all. Joey shows a secret, vulnerable side to his personality, revealing the studio's financial problems and asking a wealthy acquaintance for help.

Joey's appearance.

Black hair, green eyes, red bow tie, brown vest, white shirt, gray pants and black men's shoes. Joey also has a mustache like a Frenchman. Thin and long.

Joey loves

Joey loves Sammy Lawrence, sweets, hugs.

Joey hates

Joey hates Norman Polk, Alice Angel. When they shout at him and command him. Hates his ex-best friend.

ink machine

a mechanism acquired by Joey Drew Studios from Gent in the Bendy franchise. It was installedand in the animation studio thanks to its director, Joey Drew and the Gent company. Wally Franks is the designer and responsible for the Ink Machine. It is a cubic-shaped mechanical apparatus with pipes and gears. A huge barrel of ink is located at the back of the machine. There are also a small number of large pipes underneath the machine. Its operating principle is similar to a 3D printer: it converts 2D sketches into realistic versions in the same way. Later, under mystical circumstances, the Ink Machine began to create living versions of cartoon characters from human souls. Joey Drew wanted to bring cartoon characters into the real world using the Ink Machine. The first attempt to revive the cartoon was Bendy, during which something went wrong and an ink-damaged version of him was born. Sammy Lawrence mentions that the Ink Machine was installed by Joey Drew before Sammy began recording his composition. It begins to leak, causing the staircase leading to the exit to begin to fill with ink three times more than in previous months, making it impossible for studio workers to leave the music room. Thomas Connor's progress report to the Home Office "Gent" reveals that the original purpose of this machine was to use cartoons to form life-size cartoon characters.

Who is Tom Connor

gruff-voiced repairman, former mechanic A World War II US military man working for Gent and Joey Drew Studios.[1] He is the husband of Allison Connor. A worker tasked with maintaining the Ink Machine's pipelines to ensure they remain in tip-top shape. He eventually becomes frustrated with how unstable their system is. He also tries to warn other employees not to go to potentially dangerous places. Although a master of his craft, Thomas Connor is an irritable, often dissatisfied and very serious worker who has problems trusting other people. As is clear from the tone of his words from the notes, he is fed up with the endless work on the correct functionality of the Ink Machine. in the end, he refuses to pursue it. Despite his mercurial temperament, he was shown to be a hard worker and a careful expert, as demonstrated in his progress report to Gent. In terms of social skills, he never once said a single kind word to anyone, with the exception of his superiors at Gent and Allison Pendle. In the novel “Dreams Come Alive” it was shown that the unwatchableDespite his usually serious and irritable demeanor, he was deeply depressed, thoughtful and excited when he told Daniel "Buddy" Levesque about the true purpose of the Ink Machine.

Tom Connor's appearance

Thomas Connor is not appears physically throughout the first game, however in the book Dreams Come Alive he is described as a tall and large man. He has dark hair and a checkered shirt. A very rude person, but in front of Allison he melts before our eyes.

Joey Drew Studio

An American animation studio from the Bendy franchise, founded in 1929.[1] The studio itself is owned by Joey Drew, where he worked with his friend, Henry. They made Bendy cartoons with at least 12 other people 30 years before the events of the game. Little is known about the building's exterior, but Daniel Levesque describes it as a "tall brick building." Founded in an unknown month in 1929, Joey Drew Studios is located off Broadway, Brooklyn, New York.[2] The corporation is known for the fact that Henry has been involved in animation for a long time and used to work with his friend Joey Drew, creating Bendy cartoons along with many other animators.

The Cult of Joey Drew

The Cult of Joey includes the entire studio especially Sammy Lawrence. They add souls to the ink machine so that it can create cartoons out of them.

Music Parliament

In the center of the room hangs a large stand with the logo of the music department and music records, with speakers hanging above it on either side. Nearby on the right side is a mock-up of Bendy and on the left is Sammy Lawrence's first audio recording on the shelf. On the left side of the stand there are two passages - to the offices and to the recording studio, and on the right - a staircase to the observation deck of the recording studio and a small passage with an Alice Angel poster on the wall, a trash can, a board and a door to the recreation room with billiards. There is a warning sign near the entrance to the recording studio that says "RECORDING". There is also the office of Sammy Lawrence, director of the music department: Above the window hangs a sign with the name of the owner of the office. Inside it is a "pump control" switch and a work desk in the corner of the room. There is a radiator on the table�, which can be activated. At the entrance to the office is a Bendy model, a couple of posters, and a record player with a Wally Franks record on the shelf. There is also a leaking pipe in front of the entrance, which stops leaking after activating a few switches. Not far from the office there is a punch card rack.

Joey Drew's office

Joey Drew's office is a huge room, in the middle of which there is a table with drawers, on which lies a record player. There is a trash can next to him. On the office wall is the slightly tilted logo of Joey Drew Studios. To the left of the location there is an animator’s desk and a tall chest of drawers. To the right of the location you can find another chest of drawers, as well as a sofa with shelves above it. At the back of the location, on the wall above the door you can find one of the secret messages. You can find various rewards on all the walls of the location.

Art Parliament

This is a large room and even several rooms. In every corner or near the wall and even in the middle of the rooms there are tables for artists.