"For simple images, I have about 80~90% of the image completed in my head. I just move my hands to transfer those ideas. And I work on the smaller details as I draw. When it’s a bigger and more complex story, I have about 60% of the image in my head, including the story and the composition. I place the important images first and then I improvise the rest. The rest just follows naturally while I work on the major parts of the image."

About Artist

Korean artist Kim Jung Gi was born in 1975 in the town of Goyang-Si, located in the province of Kyongki-Do South Korea.
At 19, this budding artist enrolled at a Fine Arts School, majoring in Art and Design. He attended Dong-Eui University in Busan for three years and did his two years in the South Korean army as a part of the Special Forces Unit. Here, he was able to memorize the array of different weapons and vehicles.
Kim’s most notable creative asset is his memory, something he has developed over a number of years. His ability to render extremely complicated scenes near-perfectly from memory, without the aid of references, has stretched the boundaries of what many artists believed was possible.