Sketchbook 2007 Paperback – January 1, 2007

Inspirational stuff, albeit it's not a very large sketch book. I think 8x6, so it's handy if you're wanting to hit the johns, or are on the go -- and want something awesome to look at. If sketchbooks done by the great masters of yore where readily available as they are today, there would surely be more artists, and eventually masters -- trying to imitate them today, and the world would be a better place. We live in a time where such convenience is true. And many will be inspired, hone their craft, and hopefully become masters of their own -- through the works of this book. Kim Jung Gi's phenomenal rendering of his world, and his understanding of objects in countless compositions makes him really the next artist in line to wield the torch that's been passed on from Moebius. In other words get it, even if you're not an artist -- but just a fan of being overwhelmed with great drawings and stuff. Plus it comes with a nifty poster. Nifty poster+good stuff= profit in the johns.

Over 900 pages filled with masterful sketches, doodles, and completed illustrations with vibrant color and detail. This publication is full of inspiration and entertainment. I love that I can study his drawings and use this book as a drawing reference for anatomy and mechanical problems. Each new page is a random surprise. One page might have several little random sketches and then the next page might have a colored and detailed comic story that might go on for a few pages. Kim Jung Gi's level of discipline is astounding. This book rocks.

All good

Beautiful book, full of amazing sketches, drawings, paintings and even fully illustrated comic book pages. A must have for students of art and Illustration.

This is definitely expensive for the contents.