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How to draw your imagination - Kim Jung Gi monumental artwork at Pixelatl

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Kim Jung Gi is an amazing artist from South Korea whose art work has attracted the international attention of millions over the last few years because of his ability to visualize the drawing with mental pictures and without photographic references.
Kim has published three Sketchbooks which contain more than 2,200 pages of art work.
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Kim Jung Gi is an amazing artist from South Korea whose work has attracted the international attention of millions in recent years due to his ability to visualize his drawings with mental images and without photographic references.
Kim Jung Gi es un artista increíble de Corea del Sur cuyo trabajo ha atraído la atención internacional de millones en los últimos años debido a su capacidad para visualizar sus dibujos con imágenes mentales y sin referencias fotográficas.
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@d.adonis4547 Год назад

Rest in PEACE, GREAT ARTIST. . .

@Dessignare Год назад

Thank you

@deandreconners4415 5 лет назад

Kim Jong gi is the best artist I ever saw and so talented

@Dessignare 4 года назад

Such style and amazing traces

@monogs935 7 лет назад

Yo creo que, al margen del increible talento que posee! Él debe tener una memoria prodigiosa! es como ver esos programas de los records guinness, cuando los tipos se memorizaban todos los nombres de la gente y sus rostros o las prendas que lucían, o esos otros donde pasaban por los supermercados y memorizaban los precios de todas las cosas... algo así debe ser la memoria de Kim Jung Gi!

@Dessignare 6 лет назад

Así es, su memoria es prodigiosa

@Sketchrcat 7 лет назад

music is too loud, especially the bass, and overpowers the interviewers voice.

@Dessignare 7 лет назад

thank you for the feedback, we will try to fix this in next videos!

@amplitubed 2 года назад

@@Dessignare No but this music used is just

@johnathan3373 6 лет назад

kim jung gi is a god

@Dammne 7 лет назад

Es increíble verlo trazar directo al papel sin hacer bocetos.

@isabelg7129 7 лет назад

Damné Jesús Pérez Irigoyen Lo sé. Es impresionante. Es uno de mis artistas favoritos y me gustaría llegar a hacer lo que hace, como muchos lo desean también.

@Bosekper 2 года назад

El boceto lo tiene visualizado en su mente, ya traza en limpio. Un maestro.

@brysontheghostgaming9218 6 лет назад

This dude is a legend him and jim lee are my idols

@canobenitez 7 лет назад

thank you so much for the dubbing, is there possibility to release the entire lecture?

@gabrielmaisonet2843 7 лет назад

I'm wondering the same. This man is my biggest inspiration

@Dessignare 7 лет назад

Here you can find one of the demonstrations he had at Pixelatl, facebook.com/Pixelatl/videos/389025331221567/ , soon we will be uploading the recording of his session

@seanwarren9357 7 лет назад

He really is amazing, reminds me of Darrow. Pretty sure I saw an exhibit of his a long time ago online... before I knew who he was... Then again, I could be wrong, there are just so many amazing artists now-a-days.

@bambangruslihadi7073 7 лет назад

He sounds like a woman..

@ahmy.37 7 лет назад

Bambang Rusli Hadi it because the sound was from the woman translator

@MrKennyGo 7 лет назад

Bambang Rusli Hadi hahahah good joke

@czardrum 6 лет назад

yopizza looks like we have a Sherlock Holmes here.

@drawingstuff6660 6 лет назад

nigga

@Frostuin 5 лет назад

You mean he ISN'T?!?!

@lukdra Год назад

Yo quiero ser como Kim yong

@Dessignare Год назад

el sueño de todos!

@stevemax8980 6 лет назад

I'm the 1000 like person, I actually feel kinda happy that im 1k like on a video about Kim

@Dessignare 6 лет назад

Thanks for watching! :)

@soiunagalleta666 4 года назад

I dont understand nothing because only talk spanish but i like this man, me inspira a Dibujar

@Dessignare 4 года назад

Gracias! Inspiración para muchos por acá

@Gidiotic 5 лет назад

I expected to learn something from this video, but nothing

@valken666 5 лет назад

So? How to draw from imagination? Will the recording of this session ever be uploaded?

@Dessignare 4 года назад

You can find it on the pixelatl Facebook page

@pnutdraws 4 года назад

@@Dessignare i searched but i couldnt find it , can you guys like it it would help me alot

@nathensprings3470 6 лет назад

@dessignare I know it’s been like a year but will the entire video ever go up?

@elpr1mosoft905 5 лет назад

Sad about this... is that you cant master study it.. because his art is the manifestation of his million visual libraries that can only be obtained through practice

@anwardaud 5 лет назад

Yes, because that's the key. If you ask any artist "how can you become a great artist" the answer always the same "practice" Everyone can draw, but not everyone can good at it, so practice is alwas the key

@AmirVD_027 3 года назад

@@anwardaud yes, but also you need to know how to practice....

@Dessignare 2 года назад

An amazing memory also

@cartapax5077 6 лет назад

Yes, but some local drawings like piramids, aztecs warriors, pumas, etc. ok

@Wababex 7 лет назад

Is he using a Pentel squash pen??

@chocofro3 7 лет назад

Did you have to add the "um"s in the translation though? lol

@Katzblager 7 лет назад

ask yourself this, if you are a translator- do you really have the time to shift through another persons mannerisms and keep translating, or might it be easier to keep a fluid pace and crank out word for word that you are hearing?

@harveydent1731 5 лет назад

Katzblager editing

@Dessignare 2 года назад

Hehe thank you for the feedback

@xerxer9251 6 лет назад

you didnt answer the questionnn :///

@seanzawko09 4 года назад

Are there stories that go with these drawings? I saw a picture one day of one scene that had a ton of people on it. It reminded me of DMZ, the graphic novel. Are there stories written that ho with these?

@seanwarren9357 7 лет назад

Not to be weird, but the mention about how he can visualize.... isn't that just how it's done? I do that for sure and I'm basically a nobody now. xD Anyway, I get that he visualizes non-stop... Maybe I'm wrong and it's uncommon... /shrug

@ricxster900 7 лет назад

Sean Warren no your absolutely correct. as artist we are supposed to visualize the end result before even picking up a pencil. whether the end result looks anything like what we visualized is debatable though.😅 that's why we use references to help.

@sebaba001 7 лет назад

Most people have a vague idea of what they want their drawing to look like.. then they do sketches.. then they erase, and sketch again.. until they can see it and realize "yeah, that's what I had in mind!", after trial and error.. even professional artists that work 10+ hours a day for years doing simple characters, like comic-books or manga, still need to sketch them out before drawing them for them to come out correctly and in perspective. Kim Jung-Gi creates dozens if not hundreds of characters and objects in 2 and 3 point perspectives in a canvas, without using any reference, with dynamic and natural poses, without sketching. What he does is other-worldly. There is not a single other person I've seen who is able to do what he does. I've only seen similar level of talent on savant autistic people, but he's not, he communicates and behaves like a regular person.

@luv1p13c3 7 лет назад

I think your visualizing is different from his. As I learn more about drawing, I understand more what they mean by visualizing. You need to really observe and be able to recreate it. Let's said I ask you to visualize a dog, what you is pretty vague image of it without the detail. You should observe how a dog's limb is differnt from human's leg, how many toes it has, where the tail start from, which part of muscle is prominent, the shape of the nose, and eyes, and mouth, how the teeth looks like, how a dog behave, maybe lying down in a relax pose, this part of its skin will fold on top of this other part of skin. Usually through re-drawing the same object over and over again, you are able to memorize its anatomy. If just have a vivid idea of how it looks like, you are not visualizing or observing enough

@customsongmaker 6 лет назад

The difference is that he can start at the top of the page and draw the whole thing, where you would start with general shapes and go back to add detail. But he already knows where the elephant's ear is without having to draw the elephant's body first. If you had a complete visualization, you could too.

@CrowClouds 5 лет назад

@@sebaba001 I think he just refused to use pencil at all. If you only use ink it forces you to see the completed image sooner and to make less errors

@tlsdml45 6 лет назад

He's got very peculiar voice with that look lol

@DKFBETHEROCKET 4 года назад

He's like a pervy old Japanese man on the low. But he isn't in reality lol.

@Dessignare 2 года назад

@PrisioneroDelCielo 4 года назад

Song?

@TheBonelessBanana 6 лет назад

Just don't show every age group your sketch books lol.

@Dessignare 6 лет назад

LOL

@Jiboby 3 года назад

LMAO

@m.j.9627 6 лет назад

Best when watched on 'mute' to avoid the annoyance of the interpreter's nasal infection.

@Dessignare 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback

@pnutdraws 4 года назад

Cool video but i dont think its a 'How to' :P

@Dessignare 4 года назад

thanks, we were learning how to edit and create content, thanks for the feedback, we are now moving ore into tutorials and keynotes =)

@toxicbff1425 Год назад

Rip bro

@Dessignare Год назад

✨

@rouen4728 7 лет назад

Can I watch original video that no translated?

@oop490 5 лет назад

하.. 한국인이 자막이 없어서 한국인의 인터뷰를 이해하지 못하다니..

@THUNGUNS 6 лет назад

ummm

@gmh1053 4 года назад

@reee5717 6 лет назад

Kim Jung uns brother

@jj-rm6fh 5 лет назад

He was a Korean special force. That's really rude. Please don't say such things.

@atomicsponge3793 5 лет назад

HES WEARING GUCCI

@Dessignare 4 года назад

😎

@loveverse-xx5vu 4 года назад

I gave up as an artist

@Dessignare 4 года назад

Please no! :(

@loveverse-xx5vu 4 года назад

@@Dessignare thank you I love drawing especially anime thank you

@turtleneck3808 5 лет назад

Subs not dubs

@Dessignare 4 года назад

Thanks for the comment, at the moment he requested to let her crew translate, but we will take this in consideration

@blazingjalapeno9096 5 лет назад

I didnt know Kim sounded like a women

@Sketchrcat 5 лет назад

the loud, booming music was extremely annoying; so loud that it almost drowned out the interpeter's voice. Kim is awesome. But because of the awful production of this video's audio & music track...I'm giving it a thumbs down. If you can't make videos correctly, you should stop posting god-awful ones on UTube.

@Dessignare 4 года назад

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