5 things I've learned from Kim Jung Gi

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5 things I've learned from Kim Jung Gi

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Links
www.kimjunggiu...
/ kimjunggius
www.kimjunggi....
Kazone Courses - www.kazoneonli...
Books
www.kimjunggiu...
superanius.com...
Sketchbook 2007 - amzn.to/46BaLyx
Sketchbook 2011 - amzn.to/3PLd4Io
Sketchbook 2013 - amzn.to/46z5FCX
Omphalos - Sketchbook 2015 - amzn.to/3PHt91Y
Sketchbook 2016 - amzn.to/46yVfTM
Sketchbook 2018 - amzn.to/3LMrR4u
Sketchbook 2022 - amzn.to/46wbu3O
Katsuya Terada & Kim Jung Gi Illustration Collection - amzn.to/46G5PIN
Videos
‪@ProkoTV‬
Kim Jung Gi - How to Become a Master - • Kim Jung Gi - How to B...
How to Draw like Kim Jung Gi - • How to Draw like Kim J...
Kim Jung GI Sketchbook Tour - Exploring the Creative Mind of a Master - • Kim Jung GI Sketchbook...
‪@KazoneArt‬
Quick Tip From Kim Jung Gi - • Quick Tip From Kim Jun...
Kim Jung Gi - Tips for Young Artists - • Kim Jung Gi - Tips for...
Kim Jung Gi - The Art of Storytelling - • Kim Jung Gi - The Art ...
‪@superani‬
김정기 JungGi Kim Drawing performance for Christie's - • 김정기 JungGi Kim Drawing...
‪@TrojanHorseWasaUnicorn‬
The Sketchbook Series - Kim Jung Gi - • The Sketchbook Series ...
@Mike Bop
Faces & Cars in Different Angles Art Lesson (From Kim Jung Gi) - • Faces & Cars in Differ...
‪@JuanPerednik‬
Kim Jung Gi 2007 Sketchbook FULL(1000+ Pages) Flip Through - • Kim Jung Gi 2007 Sketc...
Kim Jung Gi 2016 Sketchbook FULL(250+ Pages) Flip Through - • Kim Jung Gi 2016 Sketc...

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@SylvesterLazarus 10 ай бұрын

It's been a whole year without him. I was never a super fan, but I knew about Kim Jung Gi and I saw many of his works, and some videos about him. I got to know him through Proko and I rewatched the first 2018 big video they did about him a few months ago and it really hits differently now. He said back then that in about 10 years he wants to change his focus and travel less to spend more time with his family. There was the same video where he was doing the interview as kept drawing while he just sat there with Stan Prokopenko. I watched a video of him showing his printed sketchbook full of amazing drawings and he was just flipping pages like "yeah, here's some more city scapes.. here's some more people" and barely stopped to even point at any of the things he drew. You just can't fake that amount of humbleness, while he's one of those who could brag the absolute most. I once started just a goofy big digital drawing loosely based on his works while he was still alive and I never finished it. Maybe I should revisit that some time soon.

@WhatIveLearnedInArt 10 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing! I didn’t mention the traveling and busy schedule in the video on purpose, as I don’t have many infos on his schedule and work habits, but definitely something to think about. Super happy the video got you excited to go back to an unfinished painting :)

@VV-br8zz 10 ай бұрын

I first saw a video of Kim Jun Gi sketching in the mountains a few years ago. I was inspired by it, even though I didn't know who he was. I immediately ran to find out what this brush was, bought it, and started practicing by painting similar things in his style. Every once in a while I was able to get into this concentrated state and pay special attention to the drawing. And then I felt like I could draw anything I wanted, and that rarely happens. I want to follow in the footsteps of this master and spend a lot of time practicing and adding to my visual library. I also want to add some color to my drawings. I bought a lot of ink, brushes and different sizes of paper to practice on. This is definitely my favorite artist

@WhatIveLearnedInArt 10 ай бұрын

That’s awesome! Keep on drawing :)

@barr521 3 ай бұрын

Do not follow his steps. There are many steps. You will only feel frustrated of yourself as you will always-I tell you-remain in his shadows. I'm sure you don't want, or maybe you do.