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Master illustrators Katsuya Terada and Kim JungGi combine their powers in this collaborative art book showcasing some of their latest works. After meeting at Kim JungGi’s exhibition held at Pixiv Zingaro ( Murakami Takashi comic art gallery in Nakano Broadway ), the two artists have continued to work together through their extremely popular live-drawing sessions.
This book features a collection of collaborative collages illustrated by both artists, plus a selection of each artist’s latest art works as well as conversations held between Terada/Kim JungGi during their visits to Japan/Korea.
Spectacular illustrations and sketches by two of the most exciting Asian artists working in the field today. My highest recommendations.
“Katsuya Terada + Kim JungGi Illustrations 寺田克也+キム・ジョンギ イラスト集” book details :
Dimensions – 28.2 x 21 x 1.2 cm
Softcover, 125 pages
Full Color, in Japanese ( book contains mostly images )
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April 3rd, 2017 at 3:38 pm
WOw!
great book
Still keeping my fingers crossed for a Rakugaking 2.0
I guess this will have to do for now
Only downside is i won’t be able read the interviews/conversations
keep the reviews coming
great blog as always
April 4th, 2017 at 1:28 am
Mfon – Terada does tons of sketches so a Rakugaking 2 might just happen. :] Thank you so much for visiting !
April 4th, 2017 at 12:55 pm
Terada is the far superior artist of the two. His style is more expressive, more unique, and more imaginative. Whereas Kim jung gi gives the sense of an out of control mania, with little rhyme or reason to his subjects, terada’s work is purposeful and reflects a boundless lyrical vision. Kim on the other hand is far more dependent on a harsh and grating realism, with little invention or inspiration, overall he reeks of desperation.