devi stare zitto francese di merda, voglio vedere il maestro all'opera non sentire la tua voce di cazzo de daltronde

NO! THAT IS NOT SOLID SNAKE

I feel like his art style are just bunch of signatures, like you can see he looks like hes writing on some of it which is pretty awesome

What is he using M?

Shinkawa*…

Concerning draughtsmanship, what distinguishes the artisan from the amateur seems, in part to be internal consistency: the style of the truly great artist asserts itself at an almost fractal level, where the eye is to the face as the face is to the body, the body to the landscape, and so forth; as too in nature. Thus, details which a lesser artist might include, may be left inexplicit and inferred by the viewer; and yet there can be no doubt in his or her mind that Yoji Shinkawa is at least as much a student of anatomy as any art-school professor. I was always top of my school in art, then flunked out of a law degree and into high-end retouch, which keeps both my creative and technical demons at bay. Nevertheless, this almost inspires me to pick up where I left off.

Ive been waiting long..but your pretty good!

i give up, i am never drawing as good as him

this art right here alone is worth thousands of dollars.

I consider myself fairly good and drawing and just can't get my mind around this art style

I'm happy someone cheered at the end. That was impressive. Best 12 minutes I've spent.

Rob Liefeld be like 👀

its like his thinking 1 million different things at once

This is my 80-++ th time watching this video.... and have done countless studies on his technique. It's one thing if & when one can achieve his strokes, it's another to know his thought & design process.... the designs he has done on the characters, mechas, vehicles etc. Not only is he a good artist, but an amazing designer as well.

squigle squigle bam solid snake... (＃°Д°)

When a person accidentally became famous and drew nothing just few lines and everyone is amazed.. how he able to do that

Beautifully Drawn

The marks are going where they were always meant to be

Absolute beauty

I love how pencil is just another art material for him and not something that needs to be erased, it gives tone and depth to the final drawing

I love the art of Yoji Shinkawa !!!

god bless the japanese.

THE AMOUNT OF COPE IN THE COMMENT SECTION IS UNREAL. HE'S INSANELY TALENTED THAT'S IT. IF YOU'RE NOT TALENTED IN THE FIRST PLACE, NO AMOUNT OF PRACTICE WILL GET YOU TO HIS LEVEL. Period. If you think otherwise you're just deluding yourself into thinking you can be him and that's the truth.

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Really nice use of gesture line drawing

Incredible.

Sumi-e x design.

I'd kill for this drawing

"Bon après il y a des trucs que je ne peux pas vous montrer !" 😂 ("there's a few things I cannot show you") what a shame... ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

9:11 what is that thing's name? Is that kinda tipe X?

It always looks like he's gone fucking crazy and starts scribbling randomly but then you see it made into this beautiful, whispy masterpiece, like it's made out of smoke. And he just does it like he's making breakfast.

Truly one of a kind, untouchable.

So abstraction

激レア映像！

I AM IN AWE.

Solid snake drawing speedrun

French speakers, what are these people saying, and why is it always so funny

school: you need to start from the boxy geometry shinkawa: hold my sake

What a wierd pen 0o0 such art ❤💗❤💗

His brain works way differenly than mine...There were points where I thought he was drawing something that he wasnt drawing at all...He like draws in reverse to how i do, not that I can draw at all...I have no drawing ability whatsoever...

Legandary man

頭おかしいんとちゃうか？（褒め言葉）

Amazing!

He’s always been one of my biggest influences for illustration

It’s cool how he does this without reference or the skeleton base.

Is it possible to learn this?

every single piece of art from this guy is crazy.

*HIM NOT EVEN SKETCHING A BASE MAKES ME BE ASHAMED AT MY OWN DRAWINGS*

anyone knows what kind of pen he use ? i see is a brushpen but i cant find which one is it

i love Shinkawa's art style. incredible to look at, mind blowing how he does it