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Color watercolor piece by Kim Jung Gi from his 2007 Sketchbook Page 527

Artist: Kim Jung Gi (Penciller)

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Color watercolor piece by Kim Jung Gi from his 2007 Sketchbook Page 527 Comic Art

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Title:	Color watercolor piece by Kim Jung Gi from his 2007 Sketchbook Page 527
Artist:	Kim Jung Gi (Penciller)
Media Type:	Paint - Watercolor
Art Type:	Illustration
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	250
Likes on CAF:	2 3
Comments:	2
Added to Site:	4/12/2025
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A rare watercolor piece by Kim Jung Gi from his 2007 Sketchbook Page 527. (Usually his art is with black inks). Kim Jung Gi will be missed! One of the very rare and few who could draw straight from memory without sketching first. Truely a artistic genius who past way before his time.

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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

Posted on 4/13/2025

He's awesome to behold when sketching in one of his books in front of you. This shows his control and command of colors as well, but it probably took him a lot more time in the blending and layering of paint over his linework.

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1 - Posted on 4/13/2025

Marcus Wai wrote:

He's awesome to behold when sketching in one of his books in front of you.� This shows his control and command of colors as well, but it probably took him a lot more time in the blending and layering of paint over his linework.

Ya, I've seen how fast he draws with a normal ink pen on youtube. It's really amazing. This painting definately took him a little longer to do compared to his normal ink drawings. Just very sad he passed so young. Gone way before his time.

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