@@shadowdemon9043no, it's a magic Bic ballpooint pen. It's impossible to do what he did without sketching with pencil and eraser. Just kidding, he was a master to many masters out there. RIP.
Just like math… once you learn the bases and move up and up, you no longer need to calculate on paper but more and more in your head… well. That but drawing. What a great guy. Rest in peace, master.
As others have said, it doesn't matter which pen/pencil you use. Tools do not guarantee your success, nor should they be blamed for your shortcomings. I once knew a professor who could sit down with a three-dollar set of oil pastels and create a masterpiece in an hour. Understand the abilities and limitations of your creative materials and use them to your advantage. Kudos to Mr. Kim for showing that great things can be accomplished with many different instruments.
Some of my favorite drawings I've done were with a cheap Bic or Zebra ballpoint. Tho I have fucked around with that brush pen he's got and it's really satisfying.
I mean wow, the story about stealing money to go buy reference books, the fucking dedication to his craft in such a early stage, its not strange that he is so good at what he does to this day, some people say its because of some innate ability. But that accompany with the his friend that he drew different subject matters with every day is what made him so good at what he does to this day. Amazing stream. Amazing translator, this is worth gold for any aspiring artist, draw alot, draw alot from life, and then from imagination, its all about mileage and putting in the hours into your craft to actually excel at it
He arrived at a level that he literally sees everything. He is not drawing. He's narrating. That's at the level he's at. All of these scenes already happened in his head at that level of detail. He is NOT improvising. He is CONSTRUCTING scenes. This is an architect.
@@Blakefulable 💀First off calling someone a virgin is like, the stupidest insult you can give. Second, just let this guy talk about his favorite artist. Jeez... Yes he's "just" drawing, but he is one of the best artists in the world.
“Hello everyone . We had a small problem. The sun exploded, so we had problems connecting to the internet “ lol I loved his funny commentary . So subtle, but always made me laugh .
It’s like the image is already there, the depth of realism that pours out of this man can’t be put in words. I just take him as an inspiration to master and become better at what ever your craft is. This is far beyond incredible.
I just love listening to this woman's voice translating the thoughts of a true and truly humble master, while i am drawing, and every now and then look up to be struck with awe. Rest In Peace Jungi
My favourite thing about Kim was not his incredible skill, but how humble he was about it. His talent is quite unique, i have never seen anyone do anything even remotely close to it, yet you never heard him bragging. In fact he always downplayed it, and even made it sound like it was attainable for "normal people" with enough practice. A legend. RiP.
I don't think prodigies could get this far cuz they depend on their gift, as for Kim Jung Gi he just kept drawing and pure commitment and hardwork in art.
I used to think its the pens problem i draw bad when i was a kid. “I need a drawing pen, writing in ballpoints sucks.” Then i look at kim jung gi and i realise its my fault 😅 hes such a legend
I keep bouncing back and forth from watching him methodically and purposely draw every line to watching him, eyes glued, watching his facial expressions as if the smallest one will somehow reveal his secrets. Watching him in his element drawing is a gift. 🎨🖌🧑🏼🎨
Brother, can you not use Holy Spirit's name in such a horrible way? It can be a unforgiven sin.. depends if you did this knowingly or not and depends on your age. This is very dangerous.
@@estebanod They did... they used Holy Spirit in a mocking way. I serve GOD of Universe, His Son Jesus Christ and Holy Spirit (The Holy Trinity). They gave everyone the breath they breathing, the food they eating, the life they having and everything else.. and they mocking the Holy Trinity with unforgiven demonic sin.
I have new respect for the humble ballpoint pen. I always doodled with them on notepads and scraps of paper but now i might try some actual sketches with them.
yeah it took me a while to finally get back to my high school favourite ball point. I had totally forgotten that you can get different line weight and they work great with watercolours too.
40 minutes in and he already did two nice sized pieces of artwork, stuffed with eye pleasing composition, multiple figures, loaded with details, background, settings and interest. Yet, for myself personally, there’s times where 40 minutes go by and I barely have a few mere lines on the paper, lol.
This dude has learned the very difficult art of drawing from imagination where what you imagine, you can draw. Not a lot of people can do this. There are those savants that once they see something, they can draw what they saw from memory. Truly amazing stuff. According to him, he just practiced drawing without erasures and mistakes and after thousands of drawings, it became his style. He practiced drawing the body a lot of times and studies human anatomy. After which, he can draw a person from his imagination.
I will chime in with the voices who are simply amazed at the level of skill displayed here at every single step of the process. It's inspirational to see such quality and witness him enjoying the work. Humming along with him
im pretty sure i read an interview and saw images of him explaining his artistic process and thoughts on perspective. thanks for letting me see this genius in action
It's great to know a master artist enjoys using ball-points for drawing as I also enjoy using the ball-point too. To think these are just "doodles" blows me away. Also a big thanks to the translator!
I know!! “Doodles?” Listen, I believe a lot of things in life can be learned and mastered with just time, dedicated, sweat, tears, motivation and the willingness to learn. However, there’s also prodigies, or people who do put in work but just “got it.” Naturally “gifted.” Like your classmate who just “gets” the math equations, or who doesn’t need to re read due to photographic memory. Even those who seem to be good at so much, who do not need to put in nearly the same time on things than some others have to (this is no way a bad thing though.) Drawing is a learned talent. However, some people just “got it.” Yes, he put in tremendously hard work, practiced and had massive amounts of dedication for his craft and what he loved. I am in no way invalidating this amazing mans effort, work, what he went through to hone his craft, please don’t take this as if I’m overlooking his passion. However, along with his tremendous hard work, he just “has it” as well. That creative eye, endless imagination and a beautiful complex mind with millions of ideas, inspiration and creativity swimming around waiting to be released via pen, paper, or stylus.
Sensei is a Japanese word, which would be disrespectful in regards to addressing a Korean. Song Sang Nim would be a more appropriate title, which is formal way of saying Mr., or Teacher, in Korean.
I understand that he developed those skills by drawing ALOT if not daily since a very young age but the way he interprets perspective while showcasing some sort of fisheye lens view is still a mystery to me.
I think he picks a center space of perspective when he starts and kind of webs out filling the spaces. So his focal point is either the smallest or largest and he can see the rays without actually having to draw them. That may come from an incredible amount of practice with pre sketching etc to where you just see the rays without needing to draw them anymore and pre sketching becomes no longer necessary. Im probably wrong for him specifically but if you wanted to it would probably be a route to try a bit
i don't know how he draws like that. Does he have a sketch he references to? Because he draws from nothing how would he know if everything fits ;OOOO. Super impressive!
When you take months of study just to draw a character with a good perspective.... and then there's Kim Jung Gi who just sits in front of a canvas and draws an insane amount of details and very complex perspective and portrays an invoking story in just 2hrs. I just can't fathom how his mind process. I wish I have that kind of skill or just a fraction of it.
Wow I always thought I needed some special pen and equipment at least something of higher quality to create shadows and stuff but its really just a normal black pen and finger. It really inspired and motivates me to train my skills as well. 😃
Rest in peace Master, your legacy will never die
he die??!!!
@@senkail6625 Yes, on October 3rd this year
@@gr1696 Really sad to hear this.. rest soul in peace
What's his name. 😭😭😭😭
so crazy how i find out like this, been following his instagram forever :(
Give him a ballpoint pen and he produces magic. RIP you legend. Thank you for the translations.
Montblanc pens are literally like $1000
@@frank6842well it’s still a ballpoint lol
@@frank6842 isnt he using a Bic Ballpoint pen ?
@@shadowdemon9043no, it's a magic Bic ballpooint pen. It's impossible to do what he did without sketching with pencil and eraser. Just kidding, he was a master to many masters out there. RIP.
@@igomesigomes You got me in the first half lol. Yup man, he truly was a master. Wanted to meet him but he passed away before I got the chance :((
The pen no really matters when a Master is drawing and know what he is doing.
Eeeee
facts
english level -- its over 9000!!
Tell that to every idiot asking over and over
I personally want to know why he uses what he uses.
Just like math… once you learn the bases and move up and up, you no longer need to calculate on paper but more and more in your head… well. That but drawing. What a great guy. Rest in peace, master.
As others have said, it doesn't matter which pen/pencil you use. Tools do not guarantee your success, nor should they be blamed for your shortcomings. I once knew a professor who could sit down with a three-dollar set of oil pastels and create a masterpiece in an hour. Understand the abilities and limitations of your creative materials and use them to your advantage. Kudos to Mr. Kim for showing that great things can be accomplished with many different instruments.
M. J. Frazetta created most of his masterpiece watercolors with his kid’s cheap Mickey Mouse watercolors from the discount store.
Imagine thinking if you have the same pen as him you will be able to draw as him, lmao
Some of my favorite drawings I've done were with a cheap Bic or Zebra ballpoint. Tho I have fucked around with that brush pen he's got and it's really satisfying.
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I mean wow, the story about stealing money to go buy reference books, the fucking dedication to his craft in such a early stage, its not strange that he is so good at what he does to this day, some people say its because of some innate ability.
But that accompany with the his friend that he drew different subject matters with every day is what made him so good at what he does to this day.
Amazing stream.
Amazing translator, this is worth gold for any aspiring artist, draw alot, draw alot from life, and then from imagination, its all about mileage and putting in the hours into your craft to actually excel at it
What a master, left me speechless, talent only takes you so far, this is pure time and dedication
He arrived at a level that he literally sees everything. He is not drawing. He's narrating. That's at the level he's at. All of these scenes already happened in his head at that level of detail. He is NOT improvising. He is CONSTRUCTING scenes.
This is an architect.
Calm down virgin. He's drawing, relax.
shut up son@@Blakefulable
@@BlakefulableShut up bitch, what he wrote is perfect.Stay in silence.
@@Blakefulable 💀First off calling someone a virgin is like, the stupidest insult you can give. Second, just let this guy talk about his favorite artist. Jeez... Yes he's "just" drawing, but he is one of the best artists in the world.
“Hello everyone . We had a small problem. The sun exploded, so we had problems connecting to the internet “ lol I loved his funny commentary . So subtle, but always made me laugh .
It’s like the image is already there, the depth of realism that pours out of this man can’t be put in words. I just take him as an inspiration to master and become better at what ever your craft is. This is far beyond incredible.
cool !
I just love listening to this woman's voice translating the thoughts of a true and truly humble master, while i am drawing, and every now and then look up to be struck with awe.
Rest In Peace Jungi
Coming back to my favorite video after hearing of his passing :(
My favourite thing about Kim was not his incredible skill, but how humble he was about it. His talent is quite unique, i have never seen anyone do anything even remotely close to it, yet you never heard him bragging. In fact he always downplayed it, and even made it sound like it was attainable for "normal people" with enough practice. A legend. RiP.
Only Americans brag about anything.
The only way to know if it is Jung Gi's art is by the amazing compositions that he comes up with. As he has so many styles he draws in.
Kim Jung Gi Drawing Sessions is better than therapy for me
give this man a 25 cent pen and he'll make a 200 dollar artwork out of it.
a bic pen has the equivalent in ink to a line 4km long, with that he can do a 10k artwork for sure.
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드로잉실력도 세계최고이지만
이미지를만들어내는능력
기억하는능력
작가님의 창작력은 무궁무진합니다
고인의 명복을빌고 절대잊지않겠습니다
Yup
I don't think prodigies could get this far cuz they depend on their gift, as for Kim Jung Gi he just kept drawing and pure commitment and hardwork in art.
translation in English is helpful! thumbs up.
I used to think its the pens problem i draw bad when i was a kid. “I need a drawing pen, writing in ballpoints sucks.” Then i look at kim jung gi and i realise its my fault 😅 hes such a legend
We grow up and realize that it is much easier to draw with a ballpoint pen haha
I keep bouncing back and forth from watching him methodically and purposely draw every line to watching him, eyes glued, watching his facial expressions as if the smallest one will somehow reveal his secrets.
Watching him in his element drawing is a gift. 🎨🖌🧑🏼🎨
El maestro kim. Dios te tenga dibujando en su gloria.
I really appreciate the effort of having the translator!
There is something very cool and hipster about how the best artist of this style/genre uses a 10 cent Office Depot pen.
yeah, and I love the smudge shading. he's a boss.
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When you mastered your drawing skills so mch that you can CTRL + Z in real life 13:02
Irou Katsuki 0.o
Irou Katsuki oh my god yh that’s crazy how did he do that
Irou Katsuki more importantly how did you catch that hahaha
It's the camera. It happens at other times too
That's just the network lag or glitch that happens when the internet connection is a bit slow!!
1:46:04 HOLY CRAP! HE GOT A GIFT FROM OTOMO HIMSELF?! That’s amazing!!
I mean he is the goat
Brother, can you not use Holy Spirit's name in such a horrible way? It can be a unforgiven sin.. depends if you did this knowingly or not and depends on your age. This is very dangerous.
holy shit
@@artgallery7376 No one talked about your God or whatever
@@estebanod They did... they used Holy Spirit in a mocking way. I serve GOD of Universe, His Son Jesus Christ and Holy Spirit (The Holy Trinity). They gave everyone the breath they breathing, the food they eating, the life they having and everything else.. and they mocking the Holy Trinity with unforgiven demonic sin.
I have new respect for the humble ballpoint pen. I always doodled with them on notepads and scraps of paper but now i might try some actual sketches with them.
yeah it took me a while to finally get back to my high school favourite ball point. I had totally forgotten that you can get different line weight and they work great with watercolours too.
A true one of a kind talent that we won’t see again in this lifetime .
これをラフなしでやるとか、マジで本当
の意味で頭ん中どうなってんのw凄すぎ
I've learned more from watching Kim Jung Gi than that fancy art school I went to..
Truly Marvelous 🤌🤌🤌
何も見ず、下書き手直しも無しに、端っこから書く技術。凄い。
This is unbelievable ❤
40 minutes in and he already did two nice sized pieces of artwork, stuffed with eye pleasing composition, multiple figures, loaded with details, background, settings and interest.
Yet, for myself personally, there’s times where 40 minutes go by and I barely have a few mere lines on the paper, lol.
one of his best display of skill, and understanding of angles which is what sets hm apart from all other artists. one of the greatest in the world
Amazing talent. I still can't believe he's gone.
Nossa! não tem esboço, parece uma impressora humana! E por cima o cara está desenhando com uma caneta bic!!!Excelente artista!!
This guy makes no mistakes! Every line is on purpose!
This dude has learned the very difficult art of drawing from imagination where what you imagine, you can draw. Not a lot of people can do this. There are those savants that once they see something, they can draw what they saw from memory. Truly amazing stuff.
According to him, he just practiced drawing without erasures and mistakes and after thousands of drawings, it became his style. He practiced drawing the body a lot of times and studies human anatomy. After which, he can draw a person from his imagination.
У меня прям слёзы навернулись...
Так быстро... Так красиво
He's will make a prefect storyboard artist.
김정기 작가는 그야말로 전설이지.
Amazing that he has all these details in his brain.
I will chime in with the voices who are simply amazed at the level of skill displayed here at every single step of the process. It's inspirational to see such quality and witness him enjoying the work. Humming along with him
im pretty sure i read an interview and saw images of him explaining his artistic process and thoughts on perspective. thanks for letting me see this genius in action
It's great to know a master artist enjoys using ball-points for drawing as I also enjoy using the ball-point too. To think these are just "doodles" blows me away. Also a big thanks to the translator!
I know!! “Doodles?” Listen, I believe a lot of things in life can be learned and mastered with just time, dedicated, sweat, tears, motivation and the willingness to learn. However, there’s also prodigies, or people who do put in work but just “got it.” Naturally “gifted.” Like your classmate who just “gets” the math equations, or who doesn’t need to re read due to photographic memory. Even those who seem to be good at so much, who do not need to put in nearly the same time on things than some others have to (this is no way a bad thing though.)
Drawing is a learned talent. However, some people just “got it.” Yes, he put in tremendously hard work, practiced and had massive amounts of dedication for his craft and what he loved. I am in no way invalidating this amazing mans effort, work, what he went through to hone his craft, please don’t take this as if I’m overlooking his passion. However, along with his tremendous hard work, he just “has it” as well. That creative eye, endless imagination and a beautiful complex mind with millions of ideas, inspiration and creativity swimming around waiting to be released via pen, paper, or stylus.
Thanks for having a translator in the room, Kim-sensei is telling great stories and I'm thankful to be able to understand them
Sensei is a Japanese word, which would be disrespectful in regards to addressing a Korean. Song Sang Nim would be a more appropriate title, which is formal way of saying Mr., or Teacher, in Korean.
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He’s Korean, not Japanese… Please stop.
Like a lion surrounded by his pride, here sits a master in his natural environment as well.
Stunning, beautiful, inspiring. 🤍
dude this guy was such a huge inspiration for sooo many people. such a beautiful, natural style. never met him but ill miss him
Watching this video I can tell it doesn't matter what kind of pen you have, what matters the skill!
An Actual living legend using pens to draw that I find on the ground in school
I understand that he developed those skills by drawing ALOT if not daily since a very young age but the way he interprets perspective while showcasing some sort of fisheye lens view is still a mystery to me.
I think he picks a center space of perspective when he starts and kind of webs out filling the spaces. So his focal point is either the smallest or largest and he can see the rays without actually having to draw them. That may come from an incredible amount of practice with pre sketching etc to where you just see the rays without needing to draw them anymore and pre sketching becomes no longer necessary. Im probably wrong for him specifically but if you wanted to it would probably be a route to try a bit
Being able to visualize like that is crazy...
i don't know how he draws like that. Does he have a sketch he references to? Because he draws from nothing how would he know if everything fits ;OOOO. Super impressive!
"So this is just a doodle that he drew today" Name a biggest flex than that.
R I P. Truly one of a kind.
very very cool thanks masetr kim jung gi. you are not repeatable
몽블랑이든 모나미 300원짜리든 그게 결코 중요한게 아니라는 건 누구나 아는 사실...머리로 생각한 어떤 상을 손으로 그대로 옮겨서 표현할 수 있다는 건 축복이다.
보고싶습니다. 선생님!! 그리워요...
Man he's amazing. Just blows my mind how he draws without flaws. No outlines nothing. Just straight into a picture
“It’s often a sad truth that the brightest lights burn out the quickest”
本当にこの人の画力は伝説になると思う。この時代に生で見れて幸せ。
てか練習してここまでなれるもんなのかな、めちゃくちゃ練習したのは間違い無いだろうけど才能の違いなのかな。
This guy's skill is OFF THE CHARTS. Superhero off the charts!
When you take months of study just to draw a character with a good perspective.... and then there's Kim Jung Gi who just sits in front of a canvas and draws an insane amount of details and very complex perspective and portrays an invoking story in just 2hrs. I just can't fathom how his mind process. I wish I have that kind of skill or just a fraction of it.
You can do even better than this, and the key element to that is practice..
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@@iforgor3608 unfortunately not true, most people will never get to this level even with practice
Parallel lines and kakeami does wonders on a good silhouette
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me encantan los dibujos y tambien ver como los realiza, es muy relajante!
So sad the master has passed away. 🌷
Как же хорошо, что мне это попало в рекомендации. Почерпнул для себя многое, спасибо!
If I had Sylar's power, Master Jung Gi's drawing ability would be the first thing I copied - it's so intricate and animated. RIP to the legend
This is an art piece. Kind of master art piece.
한국 원탑 드로잉작가 ㄷㄷㄷ 원펀맨작가도 좋아한다는...
Yes
여기도 국뽕이 있네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@dane33382 이건 팩튼데 ㅋㅋㅋ 국뽕은 부풀린거고 팩트는 국뽕 아님
@@NoBrand0 아니 팩튼거 유명해서 나도 아는데 그걸 뭐하러 여기 말하냐고 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 애초에 유스케가 혼자 좋아하는것도 아니고 서로 한번 리스펙주고 받은게 다인데 뭔 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@dane33382 존경스러워서 한말일수도 있지 뭔데 기준을 정함 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Es usted un gran Maestro del dibujo. ¡ Saludos y admiración desde México !
lo que le pasó a su dedo se rompió dibujando mucho, lo muestra en el video???
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RIP, You left us much too soon.😪
Sorry to hear he is gone = a true master.
RIP MASTER KIM JUNG GI
this is amazing.. i have no words.. he is a master for sure..
My life goal is to be as good at drawing Kim Yung Gi.
genius
Love the mix of cartoonie and realistic.
uma lenda... adoraria conhecer esse cara..admiro muito
Ele é rápido e habilidoso.
My hero!
Pure ASMR
There is gone our chance to meet him in person one day. Only his videos accompany us now to inspire and bring Joy.
Just with a bic ballpoint fantastic! Watching in Scotland, it is always great to watch thank you 😍
Wow I always thought I needed some special pen and equipment at least something of higher quality to create shadows and stuff but its really just a normal black pen and finger. It really inspired and motivates me to train my skills as well. 😃
그립네요...천재는 왜 이렇게 빨리 가시는지...
오늘도 1배속으로 즐겁게 감상하겠습니다.
That guy looks frightened out his mind.
Had to check if I was watching at normal speed
I'm so glad he left all these videos for future a current artists to study.
This is amazing. Just straight up drawing without any guiding lines. Dammnnnn❤
Just fantastic!!!
I really needed to say the translation from the the translator was off the chart! What a nice job!!
MAGICO
wow...just wow.
His channel should've had way more subscribers.
와... 구도부터 메카닉, 연출까지 경지에 오르신 분
틀린말은 아니지만 한국의 그림실력 정상급인 만화가들 중엔 저만한 실력파는 꽤있습니다
다만 김정기씨가 저런 장르에 개척자가 됐다는건 인정해야죠
그리고 김작가는 손이 비교적 느린편입니다 배속으로 카바한거죠
un capo, me encanta como maneja la perpectiva gracias por compartir estos video ayuda mucho
He will live forever.
yes in our memories
하루가 지칠 대면 한 번씩 찾아보곤 합니다 ~~
I'm really surprised why there aren’t a million subscribers on your channel? let's help this channel and tell our friends about it.
This gentleman is AMAZING. LOVE IT!
in heaven they are in big stress right now, they haven't planned enough ink.
Rip master.
Here's a suggest in try a synopsis in writing about drawing the most brilliant outlook you can have on drawing and then draw it.