Kim Jung Gi Sketch Collection

2016 Sketch Collection

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The 2016 Sketch Collection is a compilation of masterful drawings from Kim Jung Gi's imaginations and personal experiences from his visit to various countries since 2013.   The book is packed with amazing sketches and the sketchbook contains line art, character art, point-of-view sketches, commissioned artwork, and live drawings from various events & festivals from France, Germany, Portugal, U.S., Brazil, Malaysia, Japan, China and etc.   Each drawing has been carefully selected and there are no duplicate images from the previous edition.  In addition, this book will feature nearly NO nudity and/or explicit contents, so it's quite suitable for most audiences.    Pages: 448 Weight: 4.4 lbs Dimension: 8.5" x 11"  ISBN 978-89-959732-6-4  

2007 Sketchbook

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Kim Jung Gi is a Korean art instructor, cartoonist, and animator. This is the first of his five massive self-published sketchbooks that everyone has been talking about.   It is 1,000 pages of works produced between 1994 and 2007.  This book is an about A3 size and approximately 1,000 pages of his monumental artwork. This sketchbook is loaded with content. The bulk of sketches are character sketches and some comic panels. Book Contents: Kim Jung Gi's drawings, doodles, researches, comic book panel, portraits, caricatures, live figure drawing, animal drawing, and many more amazing sketches.   Dimension: 8.26” x 5.9” x 1.78” (21 x 15 x 4,5 cm) Pages: 1000 Weight: Approximately 2.3lb (1kg) What you get: Poster by Kim Jung Gi.  It also comes in a cardboard box for storage and protection. 

McCurry, NYC, 911 [ENGLISH VERSION]

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Behind the lens, documenting the sequence of events, there was the eyes of Steve McCurry, one of the most beloved photographers for its ability to tell the distant corners of the world by making them feel as neighbors reach.  "McCurry, NYC, 9/11" is a story about the life of photojournalist Steve McCurry, best known for his striking cover photo for National Geographic, depicting an Afghan girl with piercing sapphire green eyes. Steve McCurry was in New York on September 11, 2001.  Manhattan is his island, his home port between assignments as he crisscrosses the globe.   The Twin Towers were the focal point of his skyline.  He watched from afar as they fell, and then took in their absence from up close during the long days that followed.  He documented the incomprehensible and bore witness to the wounds of a city and its people.   Fifteen years later, Dupuis Editions, Caurette Editions, and Magnum Photos collaborate to consider that tragic day through the eyes of two great image creators:  humanist photographer Steve McCurry and gifted illustrator Kim Jung Gi. The resulting story, while rooted in the less of the World Trade Center, expands far beyond the boundaries of Ground Zero to include the photographer's extensive travels and the iconic images they have generated.  Steve McCurry, the "accidental" war photographer, has witnessed tragedy without losing his faith in humanity. By weaving links among the times and places he has seen, and augmenting the comic with his photos, this book brings us into the extraordinary would of a man who has observed it from the last century to the present day.   This volume contains 64 of Steve McCurry's photos as part of the illustrated story, plus 12 additional photos, 8 of which are being published for the first time.   Photography: Steve McCurry Written By: Jean-David Morvan & Severine Trefouel Illustrations: Kim Jung Gi Colors: Walter Pezzali   English Version Pages: 138 ISBN: 979-10-96315-01-7