Perspective & Fixed Proportions Art Lesson (From Kim Jung Gi)

Clipped from Super Ani live stream (17/06/20)
Link to the full stream below. Kim Jung Gi gave a short lesson at the end of his stream for his viewers, so I uploaded parts of it if anyone wanted to see it again. The full stream and channel has way more tips and content so go check them out if you're interested.
Super Ani: • 2020.06.17 Live Comics...

[@kevl0d922]

He is badass enough to finish the drawing then do the sketch.

[@chipchocolate8988]

That requires such a level of talent. Im not even close to creating his drawing even when going through the steps

[@hinamatsuro1908]

@@chipchocolate8988 hah lier I bet you can plenty people can what makes him so amazing is just that he can do it in any angle possible with amazing detail but it's not impressive being able to draw without sketching

[@destinyn4910]

@@hinamatsuro1908 yes it is. No matter how many people can do it it’s just as impressive. Its even more impressive when you do it at the speed he does.

[@chippchipp1]

His intuitive sense of perspective and foreshortening is just insane

[@augustmedbrod]

It's truly wonderful and totally astounding

[@archinotee52]

Actually, when you draw something for thousand times, your sense will sharper and, you will memorize every detail of the object

[@chippchipp1]

@@archinotee52 True, I'm sure he wasn't born with this skill. But even seasoned professionals will usually sketch out the basic geometric forms of the object in perspective before adding detail, whereas Kim Jung Gi seems to see it clearly in his mind before he starts drawing

[@angmatalv]

@@chippchipp1 In fact, he said in an interview that the only "talent" he believes he has, is that he's able to retain images in his mind for a longer time than average people. This could mean that he doesn't need to study from reference as often, and when he does, he digests it incredibly well. However he also emphasises that a lot of his skill comes from the fact that drawing is as natural to him as breathing. He's drawing all the time, every time he has a chance to. It's one of the prime examples that talent is just the foundation of your art career: The artist is the one that needs to lay the bricks through a LOT of hard work, and that's not a bad thing. Skill always beats luck.

[@Davidgopaint]

@@chippchipp1 thats becuase hes the most seasoned proffesional, alot more so than others

[@halokosovo1]

Kim's drawing lesson: just look at stuffs and remember it! it's easy! Me: looking at my dog! look away for 5 seconds. Completely forget what a dog looks like!

[@amadeus6747]

Same xD

[@koikkyu]

U can train your memory, and your visual memory will get better the more you draw so don’t worry e.e

[@astroxdavinci]

Learn dog anatomy. Then Easy.

[@jonas4xa43]

hyun jin chilling in the background haha

[@wilsonalfando503]

Just learn perspective yesterday and idk if this is encouraging or depressing

[@NA-ym1kd]

I really appreciate you going through the effort of getting these lessons out of his streams.

[@wadya69]

Thank you so much for uploading these videos! That helps a lot!

[@abdulrhmanshqqaa6963]

My favorite artist of all time

[@tysean0816]

As soon as the video starts you already get a badass sketch

[@davidfitcher2953]

He not only had an unbelievable photographic memory, but he literally lived in 3D.

[@looopaa9783]

no photographic memory my ass 😑

[@WatchLuluTV]

He makes it seem so easy :(

[@ScilexGuitar]

Well, for him it IS easy :D Just cause he has drawn and practised so much

[@leoprzytuac3660]

Kim Jung Gi is a great artist, but God is he bad at teaching. His explanations are basically: "If you understand perspective, you'll be able to draw cool things." Yeah, no shit.

[@coreystrong636]

My problem is figuring out the proportion of my brain that seems to go blank when I try this

[@alifrangga5156]

if it that hard and confusing for you, try tracing first and figure it out the measurement.. because tracing work really well for me. hope this will help you.

[@nabillaouar9775]

thank you for the upload , thumb up

[@steampunk1435]

truly a master of his craft

[@ochinchin6718]

rip

[@cosmerelampago3363]

Quero treina ao ponto de desenhar assim

[@EarthToIndiaa]

does anybody know what he's using to draw? Is it ink and pen or brush? I'd love to draw with what he's using, it looks so satisfying.

[@user-gs2mh5hj9x]

YEET

[@doodleart8640]

The line so artistic i am your fans

[@sobhanmoslemi]

Hey, thanks for everything....where can i find other videos? As you mentioned some topics in beginning of the video, i.e. visualizing the pose, geometry sizing etc.

[@raffaeletarallo6251]

The God of drawing!

[@elgatopeludin194]

great!!

[@changedname2244]

So you have to do math?
Anyways, this lecture us in China

[@guillermovaldezchavira8159]

I was struggle with that angle un human body thanks For make it easy to understand

[@SlayPlenty]

love the ending

[@H0lloH]

I wish I could have seen him draw in person

[@Im_Tbal_Cya]

한국분이셨어요?

[@michaelbarra5681]

❤

[@MohamedElHanoun]

RIP ❤

[@volcanofc10]

This videos are gold, thank you!!

[@NoBSGuidesByZoran]

It's all about the eye level

[@neonartworld881]

It's a good stuff but watch modern j james, his perspective drawings are next level..if you really want to learn check out his video.. btw I like the inkingstyle of kin

[@bertm4n467]

what is he drawing with?

[@TiffanyNg100]

One of his line stroke is straighter than my whole life

[@1vs1]

ily

[@uberbobbyart5789]

I would much rather just read subtitles than listen to the interpreter.

[@Berrywizarrd]

Cause it was live

[@Real_G0D]

God forbid, if you speak a little louder, woman.

[@AhmedAldoori]

Rude.

[@Real_G0D]

@@AhmedAldoori Thanks.

[@drunkenmonkiee9470]

Get a good pair of headphones...dumbass

[@bluedotsrelaxingmusic2831]

U have shit sound devices