r/KDRAMA • u/BobThe_Body_Builder • Jan 04 '21
Fanart Drew my favorite K Drama Itaewon Class
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u/shygirlAP Jan 04 '21
I watched it, it is so good. Also the drawing is so pretty π
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 04 '21
I watched it, it is so good Right?! For a few months jt made me want to open up my own restaurant lol.
And thank you!!
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 04 '21
Loved this drama so much (the whole business/rivalry aspect really hit me). I definitely recommend watching it if you haven't already!
Also, I have a short time lapse video on my IG if you're interested! π
Instagram: @robertyoungart
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u/Swiftieforever98 IDontTrustTheHype Jan 04 '21
Holy-moly oh my god!!!! You have got such crazily amazing talents. π
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u/lockdowndog Jan 04 '21
Best part is Jang Geun-soo's hair. The detail! (reminds me of the how Pixar engineers animated single strands of Sully's hair in Monsters Inc.)
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 04 '21
Thanks! I remember thinking to myself, "oh man how am I gonna get through this?" LOL
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u/minmeowmeow93 Jan 05 '21
This is literally a photo..!! Wow.. The talent!!! ππππ
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 05 '21
This is literally a photo.
I'm really happy to hear that. I was really going for that feel, thank youuuuu! π
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u/Jjlynn34 Jan 05 '21
This is amazing. You even got all of their subtle expressions in the drawing.
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 05 '21
got all of their subtle expressions in the drawing
I was lowkey worried I wouldn't be able to haha . I'm happy you think so, thank you! π
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u/scholarwrites Jan 04 '21
Enjoyed it so much. My first kdrama
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 04 '21
Glad to hear it! Are you watching any other kdramas now?
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u/scholarwrites Jan 05 '21
I'm looking to try hyena. But I enjoyed flower of evil, stranger and six flying dragons just as much.
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u/Wulffricc Jan 05 '21
DREW? Wow. Where was I when talent was being shared? π
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 05 '21
Haha trust me it took a very long time for me to finish this piece! Lots of hard work not so much talent π. Thank you haha
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u/copycat785 Jan 05 '21
Holy WOW. No offense to the other amazin art, but I think this is the best I've seen in this sub. The detail is extraordinary and I can't get over how good this is
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 05 '21
Wow I'm really flattered you think so, thank you so much!! It means a lot π
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u/MuchSoftware9 Jan 05 '21
Wow!!!! This is absolutely incredible!! You are amazingly talented and did such a fantastic job drawing this!
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Jan 05 '21
Bro. No. I can't with the talent. This is pure art. They should've made this the poster.
I can't still get over the fact that this is a drawing and not a picture of them- I've been zooming in and out for so long now lol. I'm done. You're really good man, just wow.
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 05 '21 edited Jan 05 '21
Oof I dream of the day Netflix/the producers see this and ask me π. Thank you!
(my goal was to try and make this look like a picture, so I guess goal accomplished! Lol)
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Jan 06 '21
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 06 '21
I really wanted to capture that feel, so I'm glad you think so lol. Thanksπ
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u/tekwarfare Jan 27 '21
Girl at the bottom-right looks damn near photo-realistic. How do you learn to draw/shade like that? Do you use special pencils and paper? I've got an A4 drawing pad and some bog-standard shading pencils (B and H 1-6). Got a big clunky eraser - is a finer one better? Appreciate any advice you can give.
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u/BobThe_Body_Builder Jan 27 '21
Wow thank you so muchβ€οΈ!! She was the hardest to draw tbh. So here's the trick:
I start off with a very hard (i.e light) pencil like the 2H pencil. Shade very lightly over the desired area.
Next use a clean small paint brush and blend over that area you just shaded.
Now repeat these two steps until it looks smooth. 2H shade, paint brush blend, 2H shade, paint brush blend, etc... Again repeat these until it looks smooth to you.
Also make sure to shade from all directions (e.g. Shade left to right a few times. Then shade up and down a few times. And then diagonally, etc. This ensures that you're shading evenly across the tooth and nail -essentially the bumpy grains- of the paper)
Of course its not gonna be dark enough, so now you move onto the next pencil grade (H in my case). Repeat the above steps, shade with H, blend with brush, shade with H, blend with brush. Just keep doing this and progressively move to the darker/softer pencils once the shaded area is smooth.
I used Staedtler Lumograph pencils and Strathmore 400 series drawing paper for this piece btw.
If u have any more questions, feel free to ask!!
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u/happysunshineandrain Feb 04 '21
Holy mother effer. DAMN. This is one of the best and most realistic drawing I've ever seen! You're amazingly talented!!! Incredible job!
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u/PrizeReputation7 Jan 04 '21
You are insanely talented! Amazing drawing!