Quick Lil Vid

This is me, Andy, Nate, and Eric drawing to the sounds of Squarepusher.

A fellow named..

I'm not real sure how to write his name in English. It's kind of in between yool and rool. Great guy to work with. Good dude.

Drawing of a Lae-dee Named A-hee

More Drawings of the Same People

Eric with his big old shorts

and Marcus with his big old belly

So, yeah this is Ty Jones again, and I know. Likness bad, maybe. Yes yes. I'm sure he'll enjoy it, so that's what matters. I'm sure there's some kind of likeness in there somewhere.

Me with my new posture with Eric with his floating nose, Yonie with her tiger jumpsuit, standing in some Ty Jones, and also we see Marcus. We are all together, and there is pollution and also some sketchy lines.

Hajeema

This is a drawing I did of an artist named Soojin. She is very fun to work with and I've learned a lot of Korean from her and she's great at talking to my customers for me. I get the feeling she's saying good things. It always helps for avoiding rejects and such. One word she taught me was "Hajeema," which means "cut it out" essentially. Its fun to say, but we guys aren't pose to say it too much cuz I think it's kind of a girly phrase.

And here's a drawing of a few of the other Korean artists. Here we see Sunny (well actually, she's not a caricature artist here. She does other stuff for the company and also helps the foreign artists such as myself), and Sammy, and Ming Jong.

slow tymes

Ty Jones. He draw's real good. Click here to see a nice sped up vid of him drawing a coworker.

This is a caricature I did of us American artists in Korea. "Pa Jee" means "pants." Me and Eric went on a journey to the mall so that he could find some pants, but he didn't end up finding any pants.

Its All About Seoul

There was a couple of security guards eyeballin the caricature stand like, wouldn't it be funny if we got one of those some day. They looked like they had good sense of humors so I just started drawin them from where I was. The likeness and cartooniness came out pretty strong, so I was happy with it and they were just lovin it and laughin it up, so I was extra happy.

This is a girl named Sunny who works out here. Part of her job is to help out the foreign visitors with difficulties they might face. She has a real fun face to draw. I chunked her up a little, but most Koreans are super skinny, so if I am comparing her to other Koreans than maybe the chunkage was the right decision.

This is a drawing of Kevin Jackson. He's not in Korea, but he's one of the people I had to draw as a short silly little deal I made on Facebook. I said, anybody that clicks like on this comment before such-and-such deadline, gets a free caricature, and I got three clicks. Kev was one of them, so this is what I drew. He was the face I had the most difficulty with because I've drawn him many times and also I've seen a lot of great drawings of him. For my two favorites, click here and also here. Don't be mad if I didn't include your drawing. Just be happy.

I don't know. Yonie says, out here it's cool for the guy to hold the lady's purse. Maybe this is true. Maybe that's just how she gets sorry saps like me and Ty to lug it around like a couple o dasies, but where I come from, the guy don't carry the purse. Not for more than a brief second. We carry a wallet, and we got pockets...that are mostly empty, I might add. We say, ok woman, you can carry a whole bunch of extra stuff, but you're the one that's gonna schlep it around. I'm not a mean guy. I got big fat empty pockets. You can cram as much in there as you can fit, but I carry no purse. This is the American mentality.

I guess we're going in reverse chronological order. I think I did this the first night I arrived in Korea. Or it may have been the following morning or something.

Marcusssssuh

Its pronounced "oo"

Some Asian Stuff

No pandas in Korea, and that's where I am, but this I did a long old time ago, and now here I'm posting it.

This is Son Yung. Not sure if I'm spelling that correctly. The official spelling is with Korean characters which is a whole different thing.