/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.1617919]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGbvhyTZXfs

>you will never draw like Kim Jung Gi

How do you git godly?

[Anonymous No.1617975]

According to him, in high school he would fill up 50 pages in his sketchbook everyday

Every single day.

[Anonymous No.1617980]

>>1617975
I think he is a savant or some shit

[Anonymous No.1617983]

>>1617975

fuck

I need meth and or adderall

[Anonymous No.1617991]

>>1617975
How do you even do that without being buttsmacked by your teachers for not paying attention?

[Anonymous No.1617995]

>>1617975
That's a whole new level of autism and/or dedication.

[Anonymous No.1617994]

>>1617975
Source on this? 50 pages is pretty unbelievable, even taking into consideration that he draws quickly and uses primarily just line.

[Anonymous No.1617996]

have autism

[Anonymous No.1617998]

>>1617997
forgot pic

[Anonymous No.1617997]

>>1617975
>pic related
His sketchbooks

[Anonymous No.1617999]

>>1617975
this is utter bullshit if you ask me , its not possible to fill up 50 pages every day , with decent sketches maybe he did a fucking line on every page , but still i call this bullshit , he's the type of faggot that is saying woo woo look at me ul never be this good wooo , fuck kim jung gi , d o your own shit and don't think that you will never be that good , you might be better than him in future

[Anonymous No.1618002]

>>1617994
He said it tongue in cheek during his demo at the massive black workshop

>mfw seeing the sketchbook wherein he keeps his lewd art

[Anonymous No.1618039]

>>1617999
I can finish 10 pages in less than half an hour.
5*30= 150= 2.5hrs.
Assuming he really loved drawing, and assuming you too love drawing, it's not really a godly, unreachable thing to achieve.

[Anonymous No.1618040]

>>1617999

could you be any more jelly? ofcourse you can fill up 50 pages every day. does it not make sense when you see him draw? he is asian after all. he probably sacrificed relationships, friendships, socializing, having sex, seeing bands, going to bars/clubs, dating, playing vidya etc to draw all day erry day from ages 15-25.

also he is the last guy who would go "woo woo look at me u'll never be this good woo" you fucking dumbass sperglord. dude is humble as phuck. because he knows his ability is a product of ALOT of sacrifice, and nothing else.

who knows maybe he envies us shitty artists because we had a fucking youth.

[Anonymous No.1618047]

>>1617999
I once saw a Swedish documentary on Korean students.
The dedicated students will spend more than 12 hours a day studying.
If you want to be as good as a Korean, you'll have to study like a Korean.

[Anonymous No.1618078]

The guy just draws a lot.

A LOT.

When you're playing vidya, he's drawing.
When you're posting on 4chan about >tfwnogf, he's drawing.

Gotta applaud him for that dedication.

[Anonymous No.1618083]

>>1617919
Kim Jung Gi has drawn so much in his lifetime he's broken through the barrier into perceived supernatural ability.

[Anonymous No.1618089]

>>1617919
He rehearsed the soldiers and objects.
Simple, when you know how.
If you like soldiers, you may as well study to draw like him.

[Anonymous No.1618090]

>>1618078

screencap this and buy an ad with this in it

[Anonymous No.1618108]

>>1618002
WTF you got to see it??? I was there and like in an hour ti only made it like not even halfway through the front row. I think some idiots pulled out their camera and were photographing it all instead of passing it along for others to see.

[Anonymous No.1618133]

>>1618108
naw man, didn't you spot the huge crowd that gathered at it? It was real good yo

[Anonymous No.1618134]

>>1618133
No I left and watched some other demos because I wasn't getting that much out of his demo tbh, like I couldn't see that well and stuff, and he was mostly just making a few jokes about being hit in the head with a baseball and being pervy and stuff and not talking about art

[Anonymous No.1618138]

>>1618089
Because he might have done a few warm-up drawings of that scene, it's suddenly becoming a simple thing to do? Are you fucking retarded?

[Anonymous No.1618173]

>>1617919
By not making shitty >youwillnever threads and going outside to draw a tree.

[Anonymous No.1618178]

>>1617991
You do it after school, between classes, during lunch. You have no social life, you remain a virgin until college when you finally get tired of being alone, go to a party, do some drugs, and fuck a fat, ugly chick that smells like slightly aged cheese and contract herpes. After this incident, your survival instincts kick in and you vow to never forget what happens when you abandon your sketches for the "real world," and go back to doing nothing but drawing and refusing to go to any social events out of fear that Rosie might be there and give you a new super strain of your finally suppressed herpes.

[Anonymous No.1618185]

>>1618178
Yeah keep telling yourself that every dedicated hard working person must automatically have no social life and is therefore off worse than you.

You'd be surprised how much work can be done while maintaining a healthy social life, just by managing your time efficiently and not wasting it on 4chan, playing video games or watching TV.

[Anonymous No.1618188]

>>1617919
his glasses have a perspective grid lighlty etched in.

[Anonymous No.1618193]

That's it, I'm done. Why did I even pick up drawing to begin with?

[Anonymous No.1618197]

probabbly has autism, so he can see and rcall things clearer than even artist can.

[Anonymous No.1618301]

would anyone possible have the download link for one or all three of his sketchbooks?

would love to have those in my collection

[Anonymous No.1618306]

>>1618301
$100 bucks a book and $120 postage!!

[Anonymous No.1618313]

>>1618193

because realism isn't necessarily or always the point even if it's technincally impressive/amazing. keep drawing anon

[Anonymous No.1618444]

>>1618197
Autism > Practice
We have a winrar!

[Anonymous No.1618447]

>>1618313
Are you implying that KJG can only draw realism? His sketchbooks are full of cartoony stylized stuff and caricatures.

[Flaba !!U71OjzLGYjq No.1619365]

>>1617919
>>1618447
Call me an art noob....but looking at the OP I feel this kind of art is so over detailed that it isn't even really real. It's like some sort of take on reality where our eyes are like a hawk and can somehow focus at every angle at once.
To me the perspective of focusing detail on what is important gives it meaning but also the ability to see from the perspective the artist wants us to se from, the focus he wants, the details that he wants us to notice from the character or from the only semi omniscient narrator or whomever.

[Anonymous No.1619368]

what the fuck

no pencil outline (?)

does he not make any mistakes?

[Anonymous No.1619374]

>>1619368
There are no mistakes, anon, just happy accidents.

[Anonymous No.1619376]

>>1619374

Mom?

[Anonymous No.1619377]

>>1619376
Is your mom's name Bob?

[Anonymous No.1619382]

>>1619377

Dont know Bob, but from what youre telling me he ought to invest in some condoms

[Anonymous No.1619383]

>>1619382
>Dont know Bob

[Anonymous No.1619386]

>>1619383

Im guessing I'd have that in common with his kids

[Anonymous No.1619419]

>>1619382
Do you know Po-pe Ross?

[Anonymous No.1619425]

fuck this shit. i will get nowhere in live.
i have a big problems with sitting down and doing something. i want to be an arts teacher and i cant get myself to study every day. i am currently studying something non art related and i am barely doing anything for it in my free time because i hate having to do homeworks and having to sit down and study.
i really wanna be good at drawing but i will never ever get anywhere because i just can't focus.
i am starting to think i have ADD but i can't be sure unless i get a diagnosis from a professional. i have always been like this which is why it doesnt seem that unlikely.
i used to take guitar lessons with a friend like 10 years ago. while he sat there and concentrated on playing the guitar i spend my time crawling around on the floor because the guitar lessons were boring.
the hardest thing for me is to actually sit down and do something and even then i will get easily distracted. the thing is that it's not that i am not interested. i just cant get myself to do anything. sometimes it's like i'd rather stare at a wall all day and do nothing than having to study for university.
fuck this shit. i am already 20 and if i dont change soon i will end up homeless or some shit.

where do these people get the dedication to do this?

[Anonymous No.1619427]

>>1619425
because they don't want to end up homeless?

I know I like to draw because I love the feeling of creating something on my own, I always feel really satisfied after finishing a picture. I also love to impress others with my drawings.

[Anonymous No.1619429]

>>1619427
>because they don't want to end up homeless?

neither do i but at the same time i cant get myself to do anything

[Anonymous No.1619433]

>>1619425
Stop watching tv (is shit anyways) and limit your internet time. It helped me at least.

[Anonymous No.1619440]

>>1619365
Yeah you really are an art noob because you don't seem to realize that what KJG is doing there is just sketching. He randomly paints a scene showing off his skill and visual library to an audience of people. It is not a composed illustration with actual focal points in mind.

Rest asured that the concept of indicating detail and keeping non-focal areas loose while keeping focal areas detailed is such common knowledge that if even you have heard of it, KJG has mastered that concept decades ago.

[Anonymous No.1619452]

>>1619433
i barely watch tv but i could really cut down on the internet. but then again i have had this problem way before i even had internet.

[Anonymous No.1619509]

>>1619452
It's a psychological problem really. If you cut down on one time waste activity without actively changing your entire mindset and work ethic, you will just replace it with another one soon afterwards.

[BEO !!8BEO8FNz13y No.1619512]

I have his books and read his interviews.

He says the best way to learn is through observation and imagination.
Everyday he observes everything around him and takes in every detail then later incorporates those details into his drawings.

He draws a lot of F1 racing because he loves it and watches it all the time, and because he loves it those drawings are his best.

[Anonymous No.1619540]

>>1619512
>Everyday he observes everything around him and takes in every detail then later incorporates those details into his drawings.

that's a simplified and romanticized thought.

[Anonymous No.1619546]

>>1619540

no it's 100% true. observation and attention are very very good teachers. walk the world constantly discovering visual information and learning and you WILL improve from it.

[Anonymous No.1619547]

>>1619509
This

It's the story of my life in one line.

[Anonymous No.1619555]

>>1619546
that's just too generalized and not applicable in your way.

in reality you just have to, duh, study and studying already implies that you are concentrating(looking) at something and learn from it.

[Anonymous No.1619570]

>>1619368
He's not a faggot you who abuses ctrl+z.

[Anonymous No.1619804]

Get through first couple weeks of struggle. After that You'll slowly see a progress and enjoy training a lot more. It took me about 4 months of serious practice to start genuenly enjoying drawing and painting, because I can see it is still shit, but not as shit as shitty it was at the beginning. Just carry on anon.

[Anonymous No.1619806]

>>1619425
Get through first couple weeks of struggle. After that You'll slowly see a progress and enjoy training a lot more. It took me about 4 months of serious practice to start genuenly enjoying drawing and painting, because I can see it is still shit, but not as shit as shitty it was at the beginning. Just carry on anon.

[Anonymous No.1619816]

>>1619540

You ever people watch for a while and suddenly you can draw from all sorts of details for your own head drawings? Observation alone is a hell of a teacher when you're at an intermediate level. Not so much when you're a beginner, you should be drawing as much as possible on top of observing.

[Anonymous No.1619885]

I sleep for 8 hours a day which leaves me 16 hours, 5-8 are spent at school which leaves me 8-11 hours for whatever else, lets assume I eat for a total of 1 hour, study and do homework for another hour, this leaves me with 6-9 hours a day for whatever the fuck I want while maintaining good grades and good health

Assuming you work instead it's still 5-8 hours depending on how much you work, minus the hour for homework and studying

You're all lazy and make excuses for your short comings

[Anonymous No.1619900]

>>1619570
God damn you are fucking retarded. Traditional artists, even really great draughtsmen such as Glen Keane, Steve Huston, Michael Hampton, Vilppu etc will still all use gesture, guidelines, perspective lines to help set up the perspective in a complex scene etc. KJG's approach of drawing something straight from his head to paper without doing any of that and without making any major mistakes is unique regardless the medium.

[Anonymous No.1619907]

>>1619885
Tell me something I don't know.

[Anonymous No.1619923]

>>1619885
>"I'm gonna draw ALL FUCKING NIGHT"
>10am rolls around
>drew an anime eye so far
>too tired to put pencil to paper
>just wasted 2 days instead of 1

[Anonymous No.1619925]

>>1619923
>im shit, I need to get to the grind and just practice
>draw a bunch of circles
>browse 4chins
God damnit

[Anonymous No.1619952]

reading about some of your guys' laziness really makes me feel better about myself. I'm so far beyond that loop. I feet like I cheated on my diet if I haven't spent at least 4-5 hours a day either drawing or working on a design.

get gr8

[Anonymous No.1619972]

>>1617975
If you draw anywhere close to that, even let's say 10 full pages a day for many years, you'd have accumulated enough familiarity with different poses, forms, motifs in general to just have them gush out at will.

It's like playing an instrument so much with a huge sampling of existing music, that at some point you can pull off improv melodies without much mental effort.

[Anonymous No.1619974]

>>1619952
I feel like how my car must feel when I go to start it at 20 below zero.

[Anonymous No.1619975]

you have to be azn to have that kind of discipline (anal parents). you see, if you're not good you will dishonor your family and be forced to kill yourself.

in the states you can fail art school and come home with open arms from mom and pop and they will shower you with kindness and a place to stay til you eventually get a job at your dads company.

i really like Kims drawings but i'm bored of them already. they're just doodles which he compiles and sells in a book of doodles.

[Anonymous No.1619977]

>>1618188
this

[Anonymous No.1620841]

>>1617919
>holding his tool like that
gross

[Anonymous No.1620853]

>>1620841
you mean his grip? drawing with a brush pen with a digital grip is hard. imo anyway.

[Anonymous No.1620907]

>>1619440
Yeah, no. Mastering the concept of storytelling is something one must do as an observer. Sorry bud.

[Anonymous No.1620994]

>>1619386
you dont know who bob ross is?

[Anonymous No.1621178]

>>1618188
WUT

[Anonymous No.1621193]

>>1620907
What the hell are you talking about? Kim Jung Gi works as a comic artist primarely, he sure as hell knows how to tell a fucking story, it's his bread and butter. These demonstrations you see of him on the internet are literally just showing off his visual library and sense of detail and perspective to wow the audience and nothing more.

[Anonymous No.1621197]

Notice that he is drawing with his wrist. Where are the carpal tunnel faggots? Humbled the fuck down?

[Anonymous No.1621212]

>>1618188
someone make this rite now

[Anonymous No.1621217]

>>1621197
Except he doesn't. You seem to be under the assumption that the only way to not draw from your wrist is by making flashy movements with your entire arm.

KJG clearly uses his elbow while keeping his wrist mostly steady. Yet because he's drawing with a permanent marker or brush pen, he has to keep the strokes more controlled and can't do the same type of flashy and fluid strokes from the shoulder as most fine art draughtsmen do when using charcoal or pencils.

Enjoy your carpal tunnel though.

[Anonymous No.1621240]

>>1621217
>he has to keep the strokes more controlled and can't do the same type of flashy and fluid strokes from the shoulder as most fine art draughtsmen do when using charcoal or pencils.
yea and i have my own excuses, bitch.

[Anonymous No.1621249]

>>1621240
That's not an excuse though as he still doesn't draw from the wrist, he just doesn't do flashy strokes from the shoulder but instead does small and controlled strokes from the elbow. Chances are, you are not doing that but you are actually drawing from your wirst without using the elbow at all. But anyway, it's your life, do whatever you want. If you feel being lazy and sticking to your bad drawing habits is worth the risk of getting a career ending injury, you're free to do so.

[Anonymous No.1621251]

>>1621197
Are you blind?

[Anonymous No.1621261]

>>1621197
Stop drawing with your wrist you retard.

[Anonymous No.1621272]

>>1621249
actually, the way i imagine drawing with the wrist is the way kim jung gi does, because that's the way i've always been drawing, i have nothing to compare it to. i don't know how you imagine drawing with the wrist is, i can't know how you do it, but that's probably what you compare it to and according to you, it's wrong. you need to stop projecting. just because we're both anonymous, doesn't mean we're anything alike.

[Anonymous No.1621274]

>>1621261
that's a meme now, isn't it? top kek

[Anonymous No.1621278]

>>1621272
no, you retard, that's not drawing from the wrist.
in fact, it's impossile to draw from the wrist when you use a giant canvas like that.

drawing with your wrist means your hand is lying on the canvas and you adjust with your fingers.
drawing with your elbow/shoulders is one step above that.

not the anon you were replying to btw

[Anonymous No.1621283]

>>1621278
wow really? you have to move your hand around canvas to draw? wow
you have to use your fingers to draw detail with your wrist resting? wow
you teach me so much i haven't known or been doing. wow
>retard

[Anonymous No.1621287]

>>1621283
why yes, you are a retard.
because you seem to think that "not drawing from the wrist" means not moving your wrist at all.
and because you think that KJG did was an example of that.

you realize that you HAVE to draw with your wrist when it comes to small details right? the point is you're not supposed to do it too much.
and apparently you can't read: i said drawing with your wrist means drawing while locking your wrist onto the canvas.
in that video, how often do you see him do that?

wow indeed. so you're the imbecile who tells people to "draw from their wrist".

[Anonymous No.1621290]

>>1621287
>in that video, how often do you see him do that?
all the time. this video was sped up but in his other videos you can clearly see what he's doing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eCm6YXLW6s
that's identical to how i draw and clearly, according to you that's how we're supposed to draw, so why are you arguing about this? you don't even know what you're saying, you're just spouting random crap from blind rage. i didn't know they allow internet in mental institution.

[Anonymous No.1621299]

>>1621290
yep, still a retard i see
do you see the scale of his drawings in the video you posted?
do you read what i said?
>... you HAVE to draw with your wrist when it comes to small details ...
also notice how in your video, the drawing is so small that he barely has to make any strokes that would strain his wrist.

now compare it to the OP. he's not drawing with his wrist.
he is drawing from the shoulder the entire time. you know that because his arm is loose and not locked, just look carefully.


>you're just spouting random crap from blind rage. i didn't know they allow internet in mental institution.
more like you are acting like a teenage rebel. you don't even understand what the fuck you're talking about. you just want to say it's fine to draw with your wrist! because you do that!
and i bet even you don't do it all the time (unless you draw for midgets). if you want to do it, fine, don't tell others it's a good thing when you don't understand a thing

[Anonymous No.1621301]

>>1621299
>he is drawing from the shoulder the entire time. you know that because his arm is loose and not locked, just look carefully.
he is moving his hand around canvas, yes. he details with his wrist resting, yes. the video is sped up so it looks like he's waving his arm around, yes. am i arguing with a retard? unfortunately, yes.

[Anonymous No.1621306]

>>1621301
Not him either.
If you have to make a fluid line, your hand rests on the canvas and you use your wrist so your fingers move to make that line, that is called drawing from the wrist. KJG doesn't do that. Whenever he has to make a fluid line and not tiny details, he moves his elbow while his wrist remains static. Now please stop posting. You didn't understand what the term "drawing from your wrist" meant, that's okay, but there's no reason to drag this dumb argument out any longer.

By the way, it is literally impossible to get good lines on such a huge piece of paper when drawing from your wrist. I mean physically impossible due to the limited range of the wrist. The fact that Kim's drawings are not chicken scratching but are always confident and fluid is already proving that he does not draw from his wrist.

[Anonymous No.1621308]

>>1621306
i don't know what it is you're not getting, maybe i'm not expressing myself clearly, so let me repeat once more: i draw exactly like him, so what is your problem?

[Anonymous No.1621314]

>>1621308
>i draw exactly like him
i highly doubt you even understand what that mean, seeing how you don't even understand the difference between OP and the video you linked

[Anonymous No.1621317]

>>1621314
you don't seem to understand the difference if you describe the way he draws based on a sped-up video, as opposed to real-time one.

[Anonymous No.1621319]

>>1621317
that's it, you're retard.
good luck in life

[Anonymous No.1621320]

>>1621319
same to you, retard.

[Anonymous No.1621321]

>>1621308
I don't have a problem, you are the one who said:

>Notice that he is drawing with his wrist. Where are the carpal tunnel faggots? Humbled the fuck down?

After that, several people have explained to you that this is not "drawing from your wrist". If you draw like KJG, then you are not drawing from your wrist and you just used a term that you did not understand.

[Anonymous No.1621323]

>>1621321
i already explained that in >>1621272

[Anonymous No.1621324]

>>1621323
Yes but it doesn't matter what you imagine what drawing from your wrist means, as there exists a clear definition of what it means. Why do you keep dragging out this pointless argument instead of simply admitting that you had the wrong idea what "drawing from your wrist" meant?

[Anonymous No.1621326]

>>1621324
because some idiot kept insisting that i'm doing it wrong and used a sped up video as a basis for his argument.

[Anonymous No.1621328]

>>1621326
nope, look at >>1621278
i never made a comment about what or how you do it.
look at the very first thing i said (besides you being a retard):
>that's not drawing from the wrist.

[Anonymous No.1621329]

>>1621328
yeah and then i linked a video where he was drawing with his fingers only
>drawing with your wrist means your hand is lying on the canvas and you adjust with your fingers.

[Anonymous No.1621334]

>>1621329
which is normal, since the drawing was miniscule.
we went over this already.

and again, you proved another thing i said:
>you seem to think that "not drawing from the wrist" means not moving your wrist at all.
yes people DO move their wrist all the time.
that is not the same as "drawing from the wrist".

[Anonymous No.1621338]

>>1621334
>>you seem to think that "not drawing from the wrist" means not moving your wrist at all.
no, i don't seem to think that. obviously, for small detail you use your fingers to draw (herp derp enjoy carpal tunnel tard), for longer lines you start using your wrist, for even longer lines, you start using your elbow and for super long lines you have to use your shoulder. you move your arm around canvas to draw here and there, which is not the same as swinging your arm to draw lines and that's something sped up video is capable of fooling those who watch it
>swing! a drawing here! swing! a drawing there!
no. you can't use unrealistic timeframes for your argument (which i haven't got a clue as to what it is you are trying to prove)

[Anonymous No.1621340]

>>1621338
>(herp derp enjoy carpal tunnel tard)
i meant to put that in quotes, otherwise people tend to miss sarcasm

[Anonymous No.1621350]

>>1621338
>and that's something sped up video is capable of fooling those who watch it
alright, i have no idea what exactly you're even trying to say.
i mean apparently it fooled YOU.

fact is, in OPs video, KJG is drawing from his shoulders, and not from his wrist.
and it has nothing to do with speeding up the video. that's a FACT.
if you had any sense as an artist, you'd know the difference immediately.
this in turn means that all your posts from here on >>1621197 are just plain retarded.

this is my point.
now what exactly are you trying to say?

[Anonymous No.1621417]

Are people really arguing about whether or not he draws from his shoulder or wrist?

[Anonymous No.1621433]

>>1621417
People argue on the internet because they are lonely.

Anyway, I don't give a fuck if Kim drew with his ankles, as long as he could produce consistently good works each time.

[Anonymous No.1621452]

>>1619900
>will still all use gesture, guidelines, perspective lines to help set up the perspective in a complex scene etc.
Yep, and that still has to do with having good line accuracy.

Unlike most digital artists who erase line after line or use the lasso tool.

[Anonymous No.1621463]

>>1621417
He obviously isn't in the OP's video. Look at his fucking range.

People don't know what "drawing from the wrist" means.

>>1621433
It is important, hand injuries are the scariest and worst kind for an artist. This isn't shit like "install gentoo", it's about keeping artists from physical hurting themselves.

But I guess y'all don't mind doing that.

[Anonymous No.1621464]

>>1621463
some people love pain, you know. it can probably make you more productive. without pain you can become too comfortable and lax, resulting in stagnation.

[Anonymous No.1621489]

>>1618178
Turns out he's happily married, has a job as a professor at a university in S.Korea.

He also has been drawing in excess of 30 years, so everyone should just realize that he put in the work to get where he is.

[Anonymous No.1621495]

>>1618134
At the workshop I saw, he talked at length about parts of his art process. Here's some stuff from my notebook.

"In the mecha drawing, did you decide the pose beforehand?"
-"No, it just turned out that way."

"What's your warm-up routine?"
-"At the start of the day I look at photos and draw things in them from memory."

"What's your advice to other artists?"
-"Collect a lot, experience a lot, draw a lot."

"What's a good ratio for real drawing from life/imagination?"
-"About 50/50"

"When did you start drawing without construction lines?"
-"In my second year of University, I realized I could start with any part of the body and make the rest of the body have proper proportions."

"What is a good exercise to improve?"
-"Drawing comics is a great exercise, it forces you to draw many situations and environments."

"What do you do when you feel so bad about a drawing that you want to start over?"
-"Draw perverted images."

[Anonymous No.1621554]

>>1621495

thanks for sharing

[Anonymous No.1621571]

>>1619382
>all this new
winter break is here

[Anonymous No.1621576]

>>1619425
They get an external motivator like a mentor/teacher and a class to go to.

Self-motivation is difficult. If it were easy we'd all be freelance artists by now.

[Anonymous No.1621582]

>>1621576
my motivator is procrastinating my homework, it's kind of ruining my life and once the homework is done, i have no motivation

[Anonymous No.1621607]

>>1621495
That last part....
my sides
welp, I might as well draw some lewd images now

[Anonymous No.1621633]

So god damn much jelly and butthurt in this thread.

This guy is fucking amazing. To have so much time and motivation to train yourself to this talent. I'm happy for that guy, I shed tears watching the whole thing.
It's guys like this that keeps art alive and evolves it.

[Anonymous No.1621679]

Jung Gi doesn't draw from his wrist the vast majority of the time. The one retard arguing has no idea what he's talking about.

[Anonymous No.1621680]

>>1621350
>fact is, in OPs video, KJG is drawing from his shoulders, and not from his wrist.
this is why sped up video fools you and i repeat:
>you move your arm around canvas to draw here and there, which is not the same as swinging your arm to draw lines
omg how can anyone be this dense? i couldn't be any more clear. you are just trolling me, right?

[Anonymous No.1621689]

so no sketchbook scans ????

i really think you guys are all over blowing his skills,
yes he is awesome but with enough hard work and practice any one can do this, i think the difference with many people is how much time they can and do spent on working at their own talents. this guy obviously dedicated many many years.

remember different artists specialize in different things, i wouldn't be surprised if he can only do basic landscapes, most of his sketches seem character / anatomy driven. not many mechs, and hes great with clothing, means hes got a short hand method . .. . . . just my 2 cents

[Anonymous No.1621696]

>>1621689
>he can only do basic landscapes
Nigga, have you seen his environment drawings and sketches? Plus, he's not a concept artist specifically that needs to draw mechs and shit. People draw what they want to draw.

But looking at his sketchbook, I'd bet my left testicle that he could design a proper mech if he wants to.

Also,
>with enough hard work and practice any one can do this
Talking about it and actually doing it is two different things. "Oh, it's nothing to be a quantum physicist. You only need to read and publish stuff, and if anyone work hard at it, anyone can do this". It's because it is hard to do is why people are appreciative of his skills. And people really do appreciate it.

Oh, and just shell out a couple of bucks to buy his book. It's more than worth it. You don't really need to buy that cool new third person action game, just save it for the book.

[Anonymous No.1621701]

>>1621696
>Oh, and just shell out a couple of bucks to buy his book. It's more than worth it. You don't really need to buy that cool new third person action game, just save it for the book.
how much is it with shipping? do i buy it on amazon?

[Anonymous No.1621703]

>>1621696
yeah i'd like his books but shipping is almost double the one books price.

been googling his images, i'm not gonna retract my statement but you do raise many great points and he probably could draw anything he wants to, also "easier said than done" well said good sir.

i do still feel that people are placing him on a extremely high pedestal, but again i feel most people can achieve the same level of greatness.

[Anonymous No.1621706]

>>1621701
I'm not sure. They just set up a website that handles shipping to US recently, if you live in the US. Try searching for KimJungGiUS I think. There's also one for Europe if I remember correctly.

I bought them at my local bookstore (Kinokuniya) in the city. They have the complete collection, plus tons of other good art books like Gurney's.

[Anonymous No.1621713]

i do feel guilty , n i should die,

Kim Jung-Gi 2011 Sketch Collection
http://www.mediafire.com/download/426z7104q6hys9c/Kim+Jung+Gi.zip

[Anonymous No.1621717]

>>1621713
otherwise view one image at a time

http://imgur.com/a/f1OEe

or

http://www.flickr.com/photos/teohyc/6897907294/in/photostream/

[Anonymous No.1621720]

>>1621703
Well, I think it comes down to the appeal of his drawings. Mainly, his technical skill, style and his subjects. If you like what he draws, you're really going to appreciate his drawings.

I agree that some things are overrated and put too high on a pedestal, but looking at his works, it's hard to not feel any kind of admiration for his works. They usually have a very vivid and clear imagery, confident lines, interesting point of view, and are very lively, in a way that you could relate to them. Some things are overrated, but personally, I think it's well deserved for Kim Jung Gi.

[Anonymous No.1621725]

>>1621703
Oh, and I hope this would make you reconsider your views on him. I just want to share what I feel when I look at his works. It's damn good.

Look for him in facebook. He post tons of drawings there. Can't post it here since moot thinks I'm spamming.

[Anonymous No.1621727]

>>1621720

[Anonymous No.1621728]

>>1621495 here, just wanted to add that in case you are wondering if there is an alternative to buying his books (which have ludicrous shipping rates), you can just follow him on facebook, and he uploads a lot of sketches that are also in his books, including some lewd ones.

[Anonymous No.1621729]

>>1621725
im actually friends with him on facebook

dam maybe i spoke to fast and miss judged it all in my haste......

his comic strips are epic.

[Anonymous No.1621731]

>>1621713
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/426z7104q6hys9c/Kim+Jung+Gi.zip

Where anon

WHERE

[Anonymous No.1621735]

>>1621731
http://www.generalfiles.pw/download/gs50d9cc68hfi0/Kim%20Jung%20Gi.zip.html

[Anonymous No.1621744]

>>1621731
>>1621735


There's nothing bad about these, they still have the watermark from his site even

wake me up when real scans

[Anonymous No.1621795]

BUMPING FOR SCANS

[Anonymous No.1622193]

>>1621795

superani.com / kim

[Anonymous No.1622204]

>>1621464
>it can probably make you more productive
What the fuck? It's probably best to avoid situations where your ability is physically hindered. And the whole point of pain is your body telling you to stop doing the thing that causes the pain, why would it make you more productive?

[Anonymous No.1622213]

>>1622204
>why would it make you more productive?
the answer is in the post you quoted.

[Anonymous No.1622214]

>>1621452

How long would you say you have felt this anger towards digital art?

[Anonymous No.1622216]

>>1622204
also, you must be a girl or a woman if you're afraid of pain so much. either way, you're a fucking pansy.

[Anonymous No.1622225]

this thread is now about pain

[Anonymous No.1622256]

>>1622213
That's not an answer. That's just a retarded idea.

[Anonymous No.1622267]

>>1622214
I don't hate digital art. I hate crutches.

The traditional medium has plenty, too.

[Anonymous No.1622270]

>>1621464
Carpal Tunnel syndrome and Ganglion Cysts are more productive, anon?

[Anonymous No.1622274]

>>1622267

>Crutches

1/10

Go sleep in the woods; shelter against winter is a crutch. Buying paints at the store is a crutch; you should make your paints from crushed berries and bird poop you find in the woods.

Stahp using crutches you FAGS.

[Anonymous No.1622416]

>>1622274
>look at my false equivalence, guys
Skills are something you're trying to constantly improve at. While privileges like ctrl+z and color picking with an eye-dropper and line stabilizers makes drawing easier, it doesn't make you a better artist and you're not learning anything.

If your one of those artists I was talking about, get a pencil, pen or a brush and try to draw a person from your imagination and see how good your skills actually are.

Take off your training wheels and your pool floaty.

[Anonymous No.1624327]

Bump for the worst Kim Jung

[ALWAYSbrowsing/ic/ No.1624349]

>>1624327

^ someone explain that joke to me please

[Anonymous No.1624448]

>>1624349
she has the witcher poster ib background inplying it's a good game

[Anonymous No.1624468]

I bought his sketchbook series at massive black and he signed and doodled in all of them, I asked him to draw me for one of them.

hes a really nice and humble guy, his explanations of how he has approached drawing is simple and it's easy to see that he draws for enjoyment and not money, and always has.

/ic/ could learn a lot from this mans attitude, way to many egocentric people here with no skills to back it up.

[Anonymous No.1624473]

>>1624468
my jelly level is 4th impact right now

I'd be too ashamed to ask him to sign my copies because the spines in all of them shipped in slightly damaged (in fact, it's already peeling off of my 2011 copy....)

[Anonymous No.1624474]

>>1624468
he drew you as a half naked girl.''

#rekd

[Anonymous No.1624478]

>>1624473
he wouldn't have anyway, he only signed books that were sold at the workshop. fortunately I hadn't bought them before if I had I would have never gotten them all signed.

[Anonymous No.1624484]

>>1624474
I am a girl stupid.

Kim doesn't give a fuck he will draw you with ur dick out and it's still awesome

[Anonymous No.1624485]

>>1624468
you shoulda have told kim to stop being such a weeaboo and get loomis after you receive that drawing.

[Anonymous No.1624486]

>>1624485
You dumb fuck, I hope you're joking.

[Anonymous No.1624489]

>>1624485
>this

[Anonymous No.1624490]

>>1624486

That was obviously a joke.

[Anonymous No.1624509]

>>1624468
that's sexual harrassment.
you should sue him

[Anonymous No.1624511]

>>1624509
And then there's this faggot

[Anonymous No.1624855]

>>1618173
>draw a tree
I actually really like drawing trees

[Anonymous No.1625729]

he's autistic. I don't mean that in a bad way, but just look how he can draw completely from memory, he even gets all the technical details of the cars right.

[Anonymous No.1625776]

>>1625729
he's not fucking autistic. i'm tired of you idiots claiming that.
have you seen his cartoony doodles?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbU45Dxhf1Q
the dude has fantastic design sense.

he's good because he's good, you're shit because you're shit, deal with it.

[Anonymous No.1625781]

>>1625776
>he's good because he's good, you're shit because you're shit, deal with it.
stop projecting, faggot.

[Anonymous No.1625808]

>>1625776
Most asians are kind of autistic so there's a good chance he is too.

[Anonymous No.1626962]

>>1625729
autistic =/= obsessive, do you even psychology

[Anonymous No.1626963]

>>1625808
Some people actually think this, that's sad.

[Anonymous No.1627023]

>>1621212
It will be implemented into Google Glass.