Kim Jung Gi Character Design Lecture
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2020
- Last year we had the humbling opportunity to host Master Kim Jung Gi and Terada Katsuya for a Character Design Lecture.
During the Character Design lecture, Kim Jung Gi covered many facets of the design process including design fundamentals and techniques. He also shared his personal design and development process in creating memorable characters with unique shapes and personalities.
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What topics do you want Kim Jung Gi to cover in the future?
Kazone Art Fish eye perspective!
Kazone Art fish eye perspective and anatomy
Backgrounds-and clothing
Anatomy would be awesome. I love how he gives the bodie that "3d effect" that is only possible when you have a big knowledge in anatomy.
Anything kim covers i will watch thanks for the vids
I swear to God this man has blender installed in his brain
Nice one
Hahahha good one
Blender sucks
@@elie4946 no u
With the evee
RIP Kim Jung Gi.
Best artist of today and all times to come!
damn thats heartbreaking, didnt expect this at all
When I heard about his passing that made me really sad he was so young too
Dont get me wrong, i appreciate the effort of the translator, but i think that is better to have some proper subtitles to hear Kim while he talks
I see what you mean there cody, but then I can't sketch along anymore. so dubbing is actually appreciated in my case.
@@uber1015 u r right i will be distracted to see the subtitle. rather than to see the sketch he made
I'd listen to alot less of these videos if I couldnt draw alongside them, I really aprechiate the dub but that might just be me
I use automatic subtitle translation because I don’t know English well. therefore, for me, it would also be desirable to have subtitles
yeah in all honesty its nice to hear his words but i feel like I'm listening to both of them and they are fighting to be the one head, if you could have turned Kim Jung Gi down a little bit and delayed his speech this would be so much easier to listen to
Says "We don't have to draw with 100% perfection or detail" ...
then draws with 100% perfection and detail.
it only looks perfect to us mere mortals
@rioluben25, RELATABLE
It's all contour not a fully rendered image
i think what he means is, you don't have to learn every single piece of car engine to draw a car engine, you can add a bunch of mechanic looking stuff and it will look convincing to anyone who looks at it as long as they are not a car engine specialist. That being said he probably knows every single piece of a car engine lol, probably he does this in things he doesn't know how they look.
@@gloomsdoom649 So what?It looks better than most of the rendered images.
Kim Jung Gi is and always will be one of the grandmasters of the art world. such a intuitive and understanding teacher.
Kinda frustrating to see this dude drawing without perspective line, but also I love how he teach. And his advice are pretty useful and I managed to improve my drawing thanks to that.
I see it as kind of inspiring. just focus on his technique and observe how he simplifies shapes.
Frustrating ? lol I think this is the only man that draws without sketching, the only frustration is that I can't do what he does lol but he is a BEAST...
what size is that sketchpad?
Roberto Torres if you draw and practice the right way. like 10 yrs am sure you can archive that too, maybe even shorter.
@@chiroxxxrt He's not the only one, but the others who do don't seem to be as popular for it as he is. And a lot of the time, they're not nearly as good. Peter Han is one of them. Even Katsuya Terada, someone that Kim Jung Gi has collaborated with, draws like this.
All you have to do is draw with a pen and get confident in your lines it’s not hard, just dedication.
I always have a feeling Kim Jung Gi is just too good for me to learn anything from what he teaches if that makes sense.
How should I explain it... Imagine a great martial arts master. He's trying to teach you a new technique but when he shows it to you, you just see him closing in to you and the next thing you know is that you're lying on the ground with no idea what the heck has just happened. It's the same problem here - he's trying to move step by step but his step is larger than the longest of your leaps and he doesn't know how to make smaller ones.
Sometimes it's better to learn from people closer to your level, even if they have a lot to learn themselves.
But also remember even if you don't know what to do with what he says today, you may sleep on it and have more ideas tomorrow, or experience or hear again in a week something you remember him talking about. The more times information is reinforced and applied, the easier it will be to remember and understand. Think back to when you were just a puppy learning math, how abstract and frustrating it was even to do basic arithmetic. Eventually you're exposed to it enough that it starts to make sense.
His ideas here are not too advanced, but he's employing in this demo much more than he's talking about. Even if you understand what he's saying you can't replicate what he's doing here without more knowledge. So that's why you may feel inadequate.
Yes, I can understand this. I still believe he has an amazing gift despite the enormous amount of hard work and careful technique and approach to drawing he has demonstrated through his explanation and teaching. To expect to acquire his skill at a grade-school learning pace is not realistic for me. However, he does reveal techniques that any drawer or artist can use such as using the eyebrow line to establish a perspective. The value in seeing 'people at perspectives that we do not usually see so it is more natural to visualize them and their elements when creating characters. Also, the compositional tactic of creating a contrast between elements that are more simple and complex mechanisms and elements creating simultaneously a better sense of scale and balance for the viewer.
from what i see its somewhat different.
hes just saying some really basic things, the basic thing to consider to draw in 3d. its just these thing is not something you can master overnight despite being the basic of all. giving the illusion of it being some ultra advanced stuff that only the master can understand.
The difference is in his talent, which means he observed and PRACTICED A LOT from when he was just a little kid. It's normal to feel like you are so far behind him, cause it's the truth. What you see when he draws is all his experience put on paper, the one you (we) don't have. However he keeps on telling right tips, like visualizing subjects in 3D. Not an easy thing to do probably but he learned that in his childhood. Yeah.. and a lot of practice of course. Practice is the first rule for basically everything.
Hey why everyone here writing so long long comments I will write a short one
It's sorta kinda nice seeing his lines looking squiggly and rough. I guess he's just human after all.
but then again, dude has computer brain and probably he has like a personal Heads Up Display that shows him perspective lines and references.
@@otum2701 Ye, keep it loose, also he is teaching so he's probably drawing really fast (faster)
nah.... this guy was one of a kind. I don't think there was or will be anyone like this man. RIP TRUE MASTER.
This is probably the best advice on drawing I’ve ever saw I have many MANY books watched videos from all languages and bought courses and if you take what he says word from word with the visual example you will see this should be placed in a book
I am in the process of learning Korean, good thing this is translated
Me too
honestly just happy seeing him draw. since i dont know Korean, i image it just distracts anyhow. really love how it seems like he never tried to learn english. for some reason, it makes me respect him more.
❤️ thanks for the translation, now I can put attention on what he is drawing
This video is fantastic for me since it reveals a comparison of methods such as using facial perspective lines that most artists use initially and highlights the value of a continuity of perspective since Kim visualizes as well as uses eyebrow lines as a keystone. This is the method I used to do; visualizing the head/skull for scale and setting the eyebrow line eyes and nose as a perspective keystone. It is also comforting to know that Kim has avoided drawing an element he didn't feel satisfied with, like the hair and could look at many of his past drawings that were either bald or had helmets on. It is a minor negative in technique perhaps, or oversight but is a major positive in terms of the complexity of design of his helmets and the character elements of his bald characters. I always feel like I am cheating when I turn fists into boxing gloves or hide hands behind a character's back, but I retain confidence that I will gain the skill eventually.
Truly the best artist that ever lived, the way he draw was like magic
This mastery shows us why humans are beautifull!
i clicked for the hoodie lol
Same, I need it! anyone know what it is?
Has anyone found out what it is? 😅
Shit was spicy no cap
Has anybody found it ?
@@JuanHernandez-fx9zv I don't think so:(
I love artist...im always enjoying their art work..😄
Anatomy at an easy price, I'm a young artist with a small budget and look up to master Kim, and cannot easily afford most of the courses. The character design was really good, and I have watched it multiple times.
Invest in some anatomy books. Check out Scott Eaton's recommendations
I have an understanding of anatomy, but the way I draw using a similar visualization method to what Kim Jung Gi uses, even though I'm miles away from his skill level, but I think it would still be useful to understand how he draws and understands anatomy, as he obviously has no difficulty with it. Otherwise, thank you for the suggestions, I will look into them.
proko has free youtube videos on anatomy. highly recommended
AMAZING
i love these videos !! 😊😊😊
The hoodie he is wearing in the thumbnail, amazing!!!!!!!
I try like him th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
You what!! I really enjoys his voice so much and I don't mind readin subtitles!
But good work anyways!
Not only does this man have great skill, but I'm convinced that he has a photographic memory.
He doesnt. Even if you had something like that, you wouldnt be able to change the perspective lol
ughhhhh i love that hoodie in the thumbnail
I swear his glasses has the perspective star on them.
Thank you
Great stuff!!!
I love its volume
Really helpful, thanks a lot!
drawing kid giving flower or balloon to adult is also the meta.
Your Art is cool, but your knowledge is timeless! Thank you 🙏
I love this
썸네일을 두번 눈씻고 봤네요.. 개구리옷 귀엽읍니다...🤭🐸
He did not use line...amazing
Cool
Guys could you make a more indepth video with Katsuya Terada, like while he is drawing and showing how he draws ?
Very hooooooot level!!!!
Awesome
Awesome!!!
smtimes I gonna be like him th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
My mind boggles that 14 people disliked this. He's absolutely amazing.
They disliked the abrasive audio presentation, not the man or his illustrations.
👏👏👏👏👏
13:05. I like how they call this thing her
The first thing viewers need to know - This video is for those that have minimum 4 years of "DAILY" drawing exercises(with 3 hours daily).
We definitely should study his brain while drawing
can you post the original vid?
You can scroll this, but I tell you, if you will study how this guy uses imaginary lines to explain why people should stop using 3d but 4d in visualizing altanate angles, you can draw like him right now.i swear I can, this is the secret recipe, everyone should thank this guy, thank you kim jung GI from TANZANIA, Africa
Brasil
I feel like this is the video that ill be glad I remembered maybe a year later but now its not for my level of drawing nor information of character design
I like drawing th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
Hi AM! How's your skills now?
Yeah, tell us how it's going
I would love to know how he can dry mechanics like the ones on the frog's head, he didn't even use a reference thats amazing
Because he has drawn things like this thousands of times.
if you speed up the video you loose the technique.
You can slow the playback down. You will lose the dubbing but the technique should be easier to follow.
Can someone ask him how he does 5 point perspective so flawlessly?
Go watch the proko video about the máster Kim Jung Gi. There they ask Kim about perspective among other things.
He is practicing for so many years
He started actually drawing the perspective lines u know? He's been doing it for so long his brain is basically accustomed to visualize them automatically . U think about it 27 years of professional drawing it's not surprising .
@@zthreetwo9874
Well even in 27 years, it’s surprising he made it this far.
Some artist try everyday for hours, and won’t even achieve 10% of this skill.
Kim Jung gi’s talent is simply loving art enough, to overwrite any fear. That’s his talent.
My man drew a steampunk waifu in under 8 mins
That sir is the imprented machine .
RIP TO THE MASTER
El Rey de los dibujantes el prodigioso xd
10:1
This god I mean man.
heheeh I want he be my master th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
If I knew how to draw like that, I'd have tried to become partner with Eiichiro Oda!
쌤 빠링
I think volume of orginal Korean has to be turned down more, it's hard to focus on dub. Maybe just turn off original audio completely.
He changed the way of perspective I look at a frog now. 🙃
8:21 well, now that is a long neck. Very, very long one.
chek th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
I came here for the hoodie tho...
🥺🤙🏼✨ Yo he’s amazing!! I wonder how much he must draw
He is in a perpetual state of drawing
He's given this info in some interviews. Cant remember which ones, but at least one of them, he said he drew like 8 hours a day when he was in school. Def on one of his website QnAs
한국어 버젼 따로 올려주시면 안될까요??ㅠㅠ 선생님 뭐라고 하시는지 모르겠어요..
chek th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
Can you upload the video which is not translated or only with the subtitle by any chance??? I’m Korean and I can’t hear what he’s saying.
I just want to join Superani
Where is his frog hoodie from?
Same gaha
Where can i get that sweater?
Have you found out haha?
@@anthonytapia5373 HAVE U FOUND OUT
@@buhroke7150 no 🥲
Or characterize humans
PLEASE use subtitles instead of a voiceover
Guess who's early
"pre-visualize" what does that mean? To visualize before you visualize?
Basically...try to imagine *everything* before you even touch the tip of your pen on the paper. Try to see in your mind certain things, such as specific details that you want on the character(personality, if something like an object will be on his design and so on) and then try to break it to shapes, then add detail to the shapes, and then finally, start drawing. Don't try to make a piece of art on the first try, don't use the whole paper for one thing...fill the page with things that you think might look nice, then no another page, mash it up to the final, or close to final, design
@@devictor9486
I appreciate the whole comment! I already knew all this, thanks for the reminder. It was meant to be a little joke 😂😂. Like when you are at the airport and they say "pre board" well what does that mean? To get on before you get on? ☠️☠️
@@AblackGenie Oh, sorry! Guess I just wooshed myself, then! How much of a fool could I be? Trying to explain something to Popo, god himself...
@@devictor9486 thank you for the praise young follower! Definitely made my night. I may be a god, but that doesn't mean I should ignore an advice from you mortals. I do have a whole composition in mind that I want to draw in blue led pencil, I will make sure to do as you explained!
I miss watching his live videos 💔
If this video lasted 24 hours I could have watched it for 24 hours (then die from starving of course)
Please don't get me wrong either but I really want to learn from Kazone Art. And i almost bought the course on there for like 250 dollars. But the thing that stops me is that there are no subtitles in these videos. The english audio dub is just unclear because two people are talking at the same time. It is not comfortable to listen to. You have to keep having your ears peaked.
Mental reference is very difficult
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lets drawing th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
No more Loomis method. No more Reiley method. I want Kim Jing Gi method. Now!
He didn't even made a single mistake =-O
“Migraine for his life”🤣
Subtitle would be much better
Next time lower the volume of Kim's voice and yours...
I try like him th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
AMAZING!!! FIRST COMMENT HAHA!
Relatable
Not the best audio in this video :(
lets drawing th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
He must have a really strong photographic memory.
Robert Roberts He must have a normal human photographic memory,but he is just so patient to learn everything in this world.
Its from a life-long habit of actively observing everything he sees carefully and actively recalling his memory whenever he can.
God i love the comment section.😂
잉 김정기님 목소리가 안들려서 뭔지 못알아듣겠다 ㅠ
:< two voices are kinda distracting
Wait wait is he human or printer ?
Human :)
@@KazoneArt hehe I'm just kidding and I know Kim Jung Gi the master. He is a very inspiring and hardworking person.
You know you can just put translations when he talks, right?
I have a problem with my hearing... If theres 2 people talking at the same time it becomes extremely difficult to hear anything. Please mute Kim Jung
"In my own way to cre- to create"
English subtitles: "in my own way to make a curry to create-"
The WHAT.
0:28
Why do artists jump around so much instead of competing one area at a time
Dia mau menggambar hal yg sama berulang2... 😶😰😳
How to get a depression as an artist in 15 minutes
please please please just add subtitles instead of just dubbing over PLEASE
That good I give score 77, Too many lines that are not really needed, it makes it dizzy to see it, the most important thing is the color for finishing, makes it more alive than multiplying the lines
I try th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
He doesn't use color though and these aren't necessarily meant to be 'finished' pieces