김정기 Kim Jung gi Drawing show in 포항

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @CharlieNoodles
    @CharlieNoodles 9 лет назад +249

    Un-freakin-believable! He seems to break every rule of basic art construction. No construction lines, no reference that we can see. He just starts with a detail and blows the picture out from there, all in correct proportion and perspective. Amazing. All I can think is that he has practiced from reference many, many times before and can see the image he wants in his minds eye and then mentally project that image onto the canvas where he basically traces over the image he sees with the brush. The last time I saw someone draw like this it was in a documentary about savants.

    • @hesamyavary2380
      @hesamyavary2380 9 лет назад +8

      +Jeremy “Valca79” Randerson I'm just guessing here but some sections of the video you can see him walk out of the frame and back several times. even if he had references this man is still un-fukin-believable

    • @RaiceGeriko
      @RaiceGeriko 8 лет назад +12

      +Jeremy “Valca79” Randerson
      I don't know that he's using references - he might be. But, I don't think he planned this before hand. I think he's just going with the flow and doing what feels right at the moment.
      But, I mean... you've seen in this video and several others the kinds of things he draws. Every illustration has at least 50 people in it. He's drawn people in so many poses so many times before... I mean it just becomes an afterthought. How many times do you need to practice playing a song on a piano before you no longer need sheet music? It's the same thing here. When you know something... you know it.
      I'd imagine his mechanical work is the same. He usually draws a lot of vehicles and stuff of that nature.

    • @Hyptosis
      @Hyptosis 8 лет назад +12

      Yeah, he skips SO MUCH foundation stuff. I think, and this isn't a cop out, he might have one of those genius brains that just 'gets it'. Like, he can see the final product without building it up to understand it.

    • @ShadowCross666
      @ShadowCross666 7 лет назад +57

      There was an interview with him and they asked how he got to the level that he is at and he explained that he draws at every moment he gets, but he draws them till he can do it by memory. He brought up an example like a cat, he would draw the anatomy of the cat from skeletal to muscular, in every possible view point to understand it fully. He would also go out and just sit in one place drawing people, and observing things hours at a time. He admits he is no genius but a firm believer in deliberate practice and doing what you love. He is definitely the epitome of practice makes perfect.

    • @Doppe1ganger
      @Doppe1ganger 6 лет назад

      Yeah I also saw that docu I think. A guy drawing a city just from seeing it one time while flying in a helicopter. The only difference is, this guy is actually talented in drawing

  • @CHOBYMOBBY
    @CHOBYMOBBY 9 лет назад +314

    He's an famous artist of Korea. He likes especially Mechanical devices and Guns.
    So he observed objects and also drew pictures over million times.
    Over 20years he practiced then he made it. So it's the product of his hard work, not just a
    fucking talent.

    • @elpeeko7445
      @elpeeko7445 9 лет назад +42

      +DH PD - I think there is no such thing as talent. There is only an innate interest in something and then the passion and unending devotion to practice practice practice practice practice to become the master among masters. Regardless of what anyone might call it, this is nothing short of awe inspiring.

    • @Huyimon
      @Huyimon 9 лет назад +7

      +DH PD He also has a photographic memory. Which I'd like to say was *AWAKEN* when he was hit in the head with a baseball as a kid. A photographic memory goes a long way when you're an artist like Kim Jung Gi.

    • @RaiceGeriko
      @RaiceGeriko 8 лет назад +16

      +CaptainReckis
      Photographic memory is a myth. It has nothing to do with that.
      He draws a lot. That's it. People look at his work and are mesermized about how he does it like it's some trick or special ability he has, when there's no trick or special power. It is exceptional work with years of practice and learning behind it.
      What's impressive is his visual library and master craft of the fundamentals.
      And don't anyone twist up what I'm saying on this. I'm not saying he isn't exceptional. He is a great artist, probably one of the best illustrators of our day right now. But there's no magic mojo. He's just worked very hard at things, and is able to do them with such ease now, that it seems uncanny to the rest of us - even skilled artists.

    • @Huyimon
      @Huyimon 8 лет назад +4

      Viewing having a photographic memory as a myth is more of a belief. Considering how Kim Jung Gi said that he has about 75% - 90% of the image he is about to draw already complete and that he said he has photographic memory. Imma make a confirmation that he has a photographic memory.

    • @cometpty
      @cometpty 8 лет назад +31

      +Winston S. He literally has shown people that it's about understanding perspective and cubes. It's funny watching him explain drawing fundamentals to crowds of people, some of whom think he is a savant or is gifted by divine circumstances and not hard work, which I find incredibly insulting to the artist. Hard work, daily practice and fundamentals aren't even a considered. Even when the evidence of hard work is in his sketchbook collections, specially his 2007 book where it shows a lot of his practice work going back as far as 2000. In his later sketchbooks you will find instances of white out and fixed figure drawings, he still does it btw. So he's not infallible and that doesn't take away from his abilities. Yet, people still like to build mythology around him and other great artists and think there is no hard work involved. It's the same people who want to draw but not doing so because they think they need "talent."

  • @RAM-ft3gk
    @RAM-ft3gk 7 лет назад +438

    I heard he was bitten by a radioactive printer when he was younger.

    • @Vicerium
      @Vicerium 4 года назад +1

      ehehehe

    • @Yithmir
      @Yithmir Год назад

      I lmaod thank you

  • @alwayjohnrallos7359
    @alwayjohnrallos7359 2 года назад +26

    I just discovered him a few years ago. The man is prolific. From his mind to his hands, seems like there's no gap. RIP, a legend.

    • @billytheblockomus
      @billytheblockomus Год назад +1

      he knows the bounds of his abilities well enough to have infinite creativity

  • @elsevillaart
    @elsevillaart 11 лет назад +112

    You are probably the only artist i know that will kill a brand new pentel brush till dry up in a single drawing, excellent work.

  • @alecobert
    @alecobert 2 года назад +12

    Devasted to learn of his passing. Absolute legend and master. He will inspire generations to come.

    • @williamrice109
      @williamrice109 2 года назад +2

      I hear ya , master artist, cant see anyone being able too top him , absolutely incredible

  • @endofthew00rld
    @endofthew00rld 9 лет назад +53

    without fucking sketching. this makes me cry

  • @loryen3215
    @loryen3215 9 лет назад +38

    i think what is mind-blowing about this man's drawings, is his understanding of how objects are and variety, on that i envy him

  • @charlesdang764
    @charlesdang764 6 лет назад +21

    Mr. Kim Jung Gi, on top of having an incredible artistic talent, he also has an amazing photographic memory. Most, if not all, of the world best artists in history, need construction lines and pencils sketches in order to draw things proportionally. Mr. Gi's talent is just mind-blowing. Only the people who have painted and drawn can fully understand how impossible it is to draw the way he drew.

    • @kiefline3785
      @kiefline3785 5 лет назад +3

      @@philhanhwang5585 That is what people with photographic memory says.

  • @mihaimilan9598
    @mihaimilan9598 11 лет назад +32

    You are easily one of the best artists in the world right now. The best in my opinion anyway. Thanks for the uploads and keep them coming!

  • @the1000waterfists
    @the1000waterfists 9 лет назад +14

    I am in tears right now,such precision,accuracy,detail,proportion,perspective and form.My drawings right now look like child's drawings compared to his.I can only imagine how long it would take to reach that level,well time to start practicing now.

    • @mikeng4463
      @mikeng4463 9 лет назад +5

      +The1000waterfists ---remember--he enjoys the process, its not the end result that is why we draw. Its your drawing--its you-- develop yourself-- studying and observing --and learning to decide what is the right line and placement-- right color-- overtime-- and love-- you will appreciate what you put on the page-- it belongs to you-- it is YOU!

  • @bryanpolitte
    @bryanpolitte 9 лет назад +185

    I bet he's hella good at pictionary! lol

    • @malz5310
      @malz5310 9 лет назад +4

      😂😂😂😂😂

  • @alvaromartingrunertvillega829
    @alvaromartingrunertvillega829 3 года назад +4

    I cannot finish understanding how can it be possible. No sketch but also absolutely perfect perspective and super amazing style. Im thinking he's the greatest artist alive, his art is a miracle.

  • @indiegitalgraphicsvideopro1453
    @indiegitalgraphicsvideopro1453 8 лет назад +17

    i have this feeling he is a master of drawing as well as astral projection...he draws while his spirit is wandering in some place feeding his mind what he sees outside. it just too unreal drawing from one portion to another then masterfully combined them in one seamless scene in almost perfect angle, perspective and details!

    • @turbotortiose
      @turbotortiose 8 лет назад +5

      Astral projection is a myth, don't kid yourself.

    • @dsamurai4725
      @dsamurai4725 7 лет назад

      +Indiegital Graphics & Video Productions
      This comment should gain much more likes.
      (While comment like: "I shoud have to made homework now" getting hundrets of likes)

  • @martinpaint
    @martinpaint 9 лет назад +146

    why do I torture myself with this?

    • @al-919
      @al-919 4 года назад +3

      because art is pain

  • @Bairov
    @Bairov 7 лет назад +4

    I hope everyone appreciates how masterful he is. I think the music fits this perfectly as he draws a picture on par with the technical wizardry of the old masters of classical music. Honestly, I think this is a level above them.

  • @diazconias
    @diazconias 10 лет назад +10

    I don´t know why, but this amazing darw have a Fellini taste. I´m so glad that I´ve seen this. My faith in humanity is restored... Thank you.

  • @danilakalinin6261
    @danilakalinin6261 11 лет назад +39

    Nice slow-motion Video.

  • @RayDayPlays
    @RayDayPlays 8 лет назад +23

    I've watched this so many times. I didn't know about him until last year at a convention. He was super funny and kind as well. His stuff is mesmerizing!

  • @lennyhipp
    @lennyhipp 10 лет назад +2

    not only is the sheer size and scope of this incredible, not only is the craftmanship top notch, but it would appear that he does it all without reference photos! Amazing!

  • @Lemonsquat83
    @Lemonsquat83 7 лет назад +2

    It has been an honor to watch a master at work, even though it's through a computer screen. I can''t get over the skill level... godly!

  • @jcapril1
    @jcapril1 7 лет назад +1

    Stunning. Visual art meets performance art. God-like technique. No sketching. A lifetime of work and sick talent come together. WOW. It's official. I can't draw.

  • @djhutchison
    @djhutchison 8 лет назад +186

    Whatever he's being paid, it's not enough.

    • @GamingPenis
      @GamingPenis 8 лет назад +5

      i agree

    • @djhutchison
      @djhutchison 8 лет назад +4

      Really? Well if we're talking numbers, I guess the 2,707 people that up voted the video don't count? Also, what do you mean when you say "spamming"? Could you explain what it is about his actions that makes you say he's spamming RUclips?

    • @aspentec2273
      @aspentec2273 8 лет назад +1

      what about the 2970 who obviously don't want his sketchbook

    • @aspentec2273
      @aspentec2273 8 лет назад

      No they don't count at all, they don't even buy his book. Zero sales. Hardly popular.

    • @mrd3eds
      @mrd3eds 6 лет назад +1

      he wears gucci, pretty sure hes getting money.

  • @AdeteYT
    @AdeteYT 10 лет назад +10

    This person shall be rewarded, because the results are stunning art.
    not only that, he simply just appreciate his thoughts through drawings. ONCE AGAIN AMAZING

  • @Happy-lz8tr
    @Happy-lz8tr 4 года назад +3

    We are so lucky to have such a great artist , teacher,and the master of amazing art . the entire generation will be proud to have this legend . he is the best .
    But the thing I'd why isn't he famous all around the world like Bob ross or any other artist .
    According to my assumption his piece without coloured should cost nearly 100,000
    But is coloured it will be 1,000,000

  • @einaeima6949
    @einaeima6949 8 лет назад +2

    上手いし、面白い展開に飽きない✨素敵

  • @fragtore6457
    @fragtore6457 5 лет назад +1

    I'm late on the ball here but a lot of people say they like drawing and do it an hour per day or so. This dude draws ALL THE TIME and has done forever (according to interviews and just looking at his insta). That coupled with "talent" and a good memory created this. I think people often don't wanna hear "yeah you can get good, start by drawing 8h per day" :) It's like anyone can get abs if they work out often and eat well.

  • @mohamedesmat7661
    @mohamedesmat7661 7 лет назад

    What a super-human ?? ... he's directly working with inks, no references, so many variety of objects and so much details added, playing with perspectives as a toy ... and finally the idea of mixing all of this in one Huge piece of art ... are you F****** real !!!

  • @handleOfThy
    @handleOfThy 7 лет назад +159

    Sometimes I think I draw pretty good... not today

  • @Socrates...
    @Socrates... 9 лет назад +45

    What he is doing is like running the 4 minute mile. In a few years more people will do it. It is a state of mind coupled with very good memory etc. But before we thought it was impossible, now we see it is possible.

  • @mschnur
    @mschnur 9 лет назад

    Amazing, he just keeps throwing down people, vehicles, animals, and machinery; and that self-portrait at the end was a perfect signature to the work.

  • @charlesdang764
    @charlesdang764 6 лет назад

    The reason this masterpiece could be created is that Kim Jung Un possesses an unbelievable drawing talent combined with an incredible sense of perspective and a photographic memory. When it comes to drawing, Kim Jung Un is pure genius!

  • @라디시
    @라디시 3 года назад

    이 사람은 차를 그리기위해 내연기관과 차의 부품들이 어떻게 쓰이는지 공부하고, 머릿속에 저장해 심상으로써 그릴수있는 분이시구나 매번봐도 새롭습니다.

  • @robertoneves2776
    @robertoneves2776 Год назад +2

    Ver isso é tão maravilhoso, pois a impressão que ele passa desenhando, é como se tivesse brincando com sua imaginação, criatividade e memória. Simplesmente, maravilhoso!🙂👍🏻👍🏻

  • @linzertube
    @linzertube 11 лет назад +10

    Maximum observation and memory skills at work here! Exciting to watch!! I just watched this two days ago after SYCRA on RUclips mentioned you. He's a huge admirer of KJG'S. I am, too, now.
    Those goats look fierce!!!

  • @KeepitMETAL
    @KeepitMETAL Год назад

    He will always be with us. His legend is alive for the world's continued inspiration! We miss you

  • @docwayne1764
    @docwayne1764 9 лет назад

    Greatest artist alive for me ... inspires me every day. ...

  • @yu.yuphasrmt824
    @yu.yuphasrmt824 8 лет назад +1

    Oh my mind... Love it! Beautiful... Wonderful a great work of ART. WOW, I have to say that. I enjoyed watching this, thanks you and God bless.

  • @planetkhaos7473
    @planetkhaos7473 6 лет назад

    I can't comprehend how good he really is. I don't think there is anyone who can do what he does. He's super human. Pure genius.

  • @열열한사랑
    @열열한사랑 8 лет назад

    경이롭네요. 대한민국 작가님이라는 것이 정말 자랑스럽습니다. 드로잉의 신입니다.

  • @davidlewis4013
    @davidlewis4013 4 года назад +2

    I know you don't wanna hear it, but this is just the result of practice. Nothing more nothing less.
    Kim says (And I'm power phrasing) "People think I have a photographic memory, but this is not true. I don't think people realise just how much I draw".

  • @JoshuaFernandez11
    @JoshuaFernandez11 6 лет назад +1

    This is.....man i can't even come up with a clever remark. Just so good.

  • @ccayco
    @ccayco 5 лет назад

    This was my first exposure to master Kim back in the day. Forever changed my life.

  • @kavereon
    @kavereon 7 лет назад

    What a wonderful draughtsman. A truly inspiring work.

  • @snor565
    @snor565 9 лет назад +11

    Nooooowayyyyy....... This guy is definitely alien!!!!!

  • @vintageb8
    @vintageb8 5 лет назад +17

    Expertise level: Asian God

  • @mimosakhoo
    @mimosakhoo 4 года назад +1

    He is in difference level. Long live master Kim Jung Gi!

  • @CC-mg7yb
    @CC-mg7yb 7 лет назад

    I am so in love his style but what really amazes me is how he just draws the inside of a frickin truck on the spot; from memory.. HOW?!

  • @charlesdang764
    @charlesdang764 6 лет назад

    Sorry! I made a terrible typo in my previous comment.
    The reason this masterpiece could be created is that Kim Jung Gi possesses an unbelievable drawing talent combined with an incredible sense of perspective and a photographic memory. When it comes to drawing, Kim Jung Gi is pure genius!

  • @mousehead7102
    @mousehead7102 10 лет назад

    저번에는 직접 가서 보기도 했지만...자료도없이 사물의 모습을 정확하게 그려내거나 투시를 맞추는걸 보면 참 대단하십니다

  • @gaelatriano5996
    @gaelatriano5996 2 года назад

    He was a master, now he is an influential mentor in history

  • @Livinghighandwise
    @Livinghighandwise 8 лет назад +13

    That shit blows my mind. And know this - he would kick the snot of you in Pictionary...

  • @김김나현-g3s
    @김김나현-g3s 8 лет назад

    정말 대단하시네요.. 감탄...

  • @Jzcmnbk
    @Jzcmnbk 4 года назад +1

    Best Drawing artist in the world...... by Faaaarrrr

  • @GrilledOnionsPlease
    @GrilledOnionsPlease 8 лет назад +22

    Ok how is this possible? I think he is wearing advanced google glasses.

  • @SpringHills47
    @SpringHills47 10 лет назад

    In awe. Truly amazing.

  • @abdielandriolodeandrade2124
    @abdielandriolodeandrade2124 10 лет назад

    Inacreditável ! Ele é o maior desenhista do mundo, um verdadeiro gênio !

  • @giannispritsis3441
    @giannispritsis3441 9 лет назад

    briliant!! a lot of work i supose,discipline,and pacion for his art.

  • @tomhalverson7791
    @tomhalverson7791 8 лет назад +24

    "We don't make mistakes, just happy rittle accidents."

    • @Gyork_
      @Gyork_ 8 лет назад +5

      He doesn't make mistakes period

    • @aspentec2273
      @aspentec2273 8 лет назад +1

      lol he makes A LOT of mistakes. Have you ever learned anything.

    • @ejejejej5
      @ejejejej5 6 лет назад +3

      except that its a rittle rascist

  • @coco643
    @coco643 10 лет назад

    oh god... I always get amazed with this guy

  • @user-dv4eq6tn5s
    @user-dv4eq6tn5s 8 лет назад

    God blessed him with a wonderful...gift!

  • @mycreatesun
    @mycreatesun 6 лет назад

    He was born to do this....totally awesome...!!!

  • @ignasi17
    @ignasi17 2 года назад

    Es algo !Increible!, tiene el ordenador en el cerebro y su mano es la impresora, nadie !nadie! tendra el legado de KGG, descanse en Paz, como todos los genios, se lo llevaron demasiado pronto...¿a donde?

  • @ttanizawa901
    @ttanizawa901 7 лет назад +1

    Ok as amazing as not having any reference, no sketching,in the time frameguven the incredible work itself.......how the hekk did he not go for at least one coffeeebreak?

  • @ChocolateLazer311
    @ChocolateLazer311 8 лет назад +13

    *Shoves Self esteem in furnace*

  • @eb4305
    @eb4305 6 лет назад

    Smooth move turning that hood crescent into a bumper once he realized it was out of proportion. Infallibility sometimes means being really goddamned graceful with mistakes.

  • @dmptv6953
    @dmptv6953 6 лет назад

    You are a great artist!!!

  • @zeldaprincessgirl100
    @zeldaprincessgirl100 8 лет назад +12

    ERROR!! ERROR!! BRAIN SHUTTING DOWN!! CAN'T HANDLE THIS!! 😱😱

  • @sleeplesshead602
    @sleeplesshead602 7 лет назад

    I don't know why I feel the closing music sounds familiar to "V for Vendetta" movie. Anw, you are always stunning, Master.

  • @strikevyyper
    @strikevyyper 9 лет назад

    un-freakin real... man got beyond skills... this is just un-freakin real!!!

  • @楊吉旺-h6k
    @楊吉旺-h6k 3 года назад +1

    太捧了,真是高手。世間高手。真是奇材。真的很喜歡。

  • @jonmoore7387
    @jonmoore7387 10 лет назад

    i saw this on facebook!! pure skills an amazing talent dude

  • @merilliza
    @merilliza 10 лет назад +3

    I don't understand how this person is human.

  • @suarez4489
    @suarez4489 5 лет назад

    One of the best things i've ever seen...

  • @milychka2008
    @milychka2008 10 лет назад

    This is crazy! Hi is superhuman -artist!!!!! I've never seen anything like that! Epic!!!

  • @gorazdvahen492
    @gorazdvahen492 2 года назад

    Rest in peace, master, thank you for everything!

  • @andis9076
    @andis9076 2 года назад

    Admiring his printing magic from the legend who passed yesterday (10/5/22), RIP.

  • @SubZeroMediaProd
    @SubZeroMediaProd 10 лет назад +1

    brilliant, thanks for uproading

  • @davidmorgan1332
    @davidmorgan1332 10 лет назад +1

    Wow! Amazing.....This person is genius!

  • @ednorm6241
    @ednorm6241 3 года назад

    the most amazing part of Kim Jung is that he does not need to look at anything

  • @Ricardo-ns5hl
    @Ricardo-ns5hl 9 лет назад +12

    I guess we can conclude that Mister Kim Jung Gi can definitely draw

  • @주옥같은짐승
    @주옥같은짐승 8 лет назад +2

    이걸한20번째보는데 볼때마다 미친것같애ㅠㅠ

  • @luisgabriel2834
    @luisgabriel2834 3 месяца назад

    Sensacional una verdadera maravilla es un verdadero maestro

  • @leewer54
    @leewer54 10 лет назад

    이야...정말 경이롭다. 시간가는줄을 모르겠습니다.

  • @adembolat4622
    @adembolat4622 2 года назад

    RIP master, incroyable artiste

  • @ВалерийФомин-ц4й
    @ВалерийФомин-ц4й 3 года назад

    Настолько невероятно что даже забываешь лайк поставить под впечатлением от видео !

  • @mbuyamanasseh7447
    @mbuyamanasseh7447 8 лет назад

    Are you real Kim? After watching this I feel like an ant under an elephant's foot. I just started drawing 6 weeks ago. This is out of this world. wow

  • @Glhxkgzgzkgzalxbcjooplh
    @Glhxkgzgzkgzalxbcjooplh 4 года назад

    와.... 아니 저걸 어떻게 그리시는거지....?? 대박

  • @negawan
    @negawan 9 лет назад +2

    as if the drawing skillz weren't inspiring enough, the music had to be so dramatic as well! haha awesome vid, awesome drawing, awesome music!

  • @jairlpinheiro1
    @jairlpinheiro1 11 лет назад +1

    Amazing perception WOW!!!

  • @PMizzel
    @PMizzel 10 лет назад

    I could watch this all day :) thanks for sharing?

  • @superhashka
    @superhashka 9 лет назад +3

    I don't get it, how is he able to draw in such detail without reference? Is this from memory or just pure visualization?

  • @mcsephiroth1312
    @mcsephiroth1312 8 лет назад +3

    this guy is a BEAST

  • @JayAyers
    @JayAyers 7 лет назад +1

    Kim Jung gi : "Yeah, that will be $250,000 please".
    So freaking good!

  • @casecamel6719
    @casecamel6719 8 лет назад +5

    토가시가 이 분 같았음 우린 벌써 엔딩보고 복습하고 있을거야....

  • @vanviccardi7553
    @vanviccardi7553 10 лет назад +27

    now i'm going to trade my soul with satan for this.

  • @YuliaHier
    @YuliaHier 9 лет назад

    Mind-blowing!💜

  • @Bahulu1
    @Bahulu1 10 лет назад +41

    ... if this guy, would step into digital painting... photoshop would de-install itself.

  • @saucey-steve9769
    @saucey-steve9769 5 лет назад +3

    I blinked for a second and a whole ‘nother car and crew came out of no where!?!?

  • @lofiguy8136
    @lofiguy8136 4 года назад

    Unbelievable artist! God