Kim Jung Gi - Personal Sketchbook Tour 

Kim Jung Gi mentioned in previous interviews that he learned how to visualize how to draw in his mind. Is it possible to explain how this skill works, the process or exercises?

Can his son do a sketchbook tour? .. so we can all just give up trying already :D

I heard he didnt become a published artist until he was 27. So I would ask, what was it like during those years before being an artist?

What's the dot/bump thing he always draws on the back of his head?

(2) things....please stop showing his porn. Its evil. Secondly, what markers does he use to draw? Thank you.

he mentionned "exercising and eating healthy" as one of his tips for upcoming artists in one video i saw once, really hits different now.

@@Do_Vide-s_Secondary_channel Dang, sad but true. Guess artist would often forget about health because too focus on getting better. It’s quite addictive at least for me.

​@@zedharith6695 I agree because drawing is very addicting. But im the case of eating healthy and exercise. People wont notice but i notice the quality of my work gets better. when your care for the body that helps you draw

@@gooblymcfarts Nice to hear that, guess I’ll try it too. So far in my art journey, I would try to push myself so much and drink too much sugar just because I want to keep drawing. I realized that in search of improvement, we just ignore our health which is the most important thing. Having rest or slow down really helps on my side of learning.

@@zedharith6695 well yeah it makes sense when you think about drawing a different way. Drawing seems abstract because we think our bodies aren't important. But imagine an Athlete only eating sugar not sleeping well. And not stretching. We know they won't play as well. It's the same as drawing. We need to take care of our brains and hands, because it treats it like a sport too. Since I viewed art that way, it helped me improve a lot

Imagine how many sketchbooks he's filled up since then - also yes, seeing his early drawings would be very inspiring and motivating, but I doubt they'll show us those.

Sanesparza? You here? :D

Would definitely love to see his early drawings

@@panpukinart Hi haha

+1 for that. I'm sure they'd still be a million times better than mine but it'd be cool to compare.

His father is kim jung gi tho

he might even become better than kim jung gi

The Mighty Starbrand but could be. Kim said His parents didnt Support him early. He Supports His son. So if he keeps drawing much he will reach at least the same insane Level.

@Dolu Dolu Reach Picasso's story and be enlightened.

And there are people saying that art isn't an inborn ability...

Talha Mansoor yess

Yess

@John Wick false

I think people place that sort of value on talent so they dont feel as bad for not reaching the level that they see in their heroes. Talent at most is a nact or inclination. Its not even worth mentioning. Jung Gi himself points this out so many times and rightfully gets annoyed when people disrespectfully mention his "talent"

@@rousseaurees-baker1162 ive seen friends waste away 5 years trying to accomplish something someone else master in a month. Dont want to burst your sensitive little bubble but welcome to reality...

@@Sarubotai it's not because of talent, you need to know what the story behind it or what that person did to learn it, if i have a basic notion of drawing i would obviously learn something faster than my friend who doesn't know anything obviously. Think about the mindset a person has when drawing, kim jung gi has been drawing since forever and just thinking about the fun he had doing it, he noticed how different things looked from different angles and this kind of thing served as the basis for him even today, but a person who has not had that kind of thinking, who has studied in another way, it can take more or less depending on how he studied, he has nothing related to talent, he just learned in a more pleasant and beneficial way for him to learn faster and better, how is one born with the talent to draw? does it make straighter lines more perfect circles? There's no such thing as a talent for drawing, you can't be born knowing how to draw, you learn, it's easy, many artists nowadays are new because it's easy, peter han is proof that effort can beat talent, his drawings have as much detail as kim jung gi, and he also draws only from "imagination", obviously not everyone will reach that level, because the effort is VERY high, but it's totally possible, talent is a lie, they always talk about talent when they see someone doing something impossible, but it's always impossible until someone else does.

@@guilhermepf2715 EXACTLY! Talent is having the aptitude to learn something faster than someone with no talent. Some people spend 1 year mastering one task, others spend 20, and some dont even master that task in their lifetime.

Addition: His 10 year old son

it's both motivating AND overwhelming in a POSITIVE way to see his sketches. It's a good thing that both is happening because you're glad to see what he has to offer and you want more! That simple!

Only if he doesn't become a full time gamer.

watch modern day James video about Kim Jung Gi

Liya Carolyn will do thanks for the recommendation!

I think it was Denmark, that he was visiting. He posted it on instagram saying that it was Denmark.

Can i see your art/ drawings

Yo my jaw dropped 😭😭😭