Quick Tip From Kim Jung Gi
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2019
- Kim Jung Gi is an established artist from South Korea whose artwork has attracted international attention. Working from memory, Kim has the rare ability to visualize drawings beforehand, creating incredible illustrations without reference in record time. As an illustrator and influencer, Kim's work, firmly rooted in pop culture, is well-loved and admired across the United States.
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I Can do it. it may take me 2-3 tries with a pencil and eraser... but I can draw the Oval. I just have to learn to do the rest.
Ray McTion, bruhv just grab a pen and a large sheet of paper and GO for it! It’s all about trial and error. If you’re not happy with one, restart so you can see your progress instead of erasing it (•=
dont worry, it's all about that oval man. nothing else, just the oval
You got me in the first half, not gonna lie
After you've got got that oval down.... don't forget to note and replicate the visual distortion that optical lenses cause... Pretty sure you do it in that order... Arting is so easy, dude.
Don't just follow the steps draw it in your own way
It's like seeing Mozart with a piano tutorial saying "it's so easy guys"
What everyone forgets is Mozart and Kim Jung Gi studied and mastered the fundamentals just like everyone else.
@@littleripper312 Well Mozart was a child prodigy. He'd mastered the essentials when he was about 5. Not that much like everyone else.
😂😂
@Opti Zensidar bro u geekin
@Opti Zensidar For you to believe that genetics gives you everything, you are greatly mistaken. If that were true, i would already be kim jung. Because my entire family is good at art. but they all still had to work. So do I.
Watching him draw that hand so effortlessly and perfect is the most frustrating thing I've ever seen
Joe
satisfying*
@@squeegeemcgee *Frustrating
Then draw everyday, you will not achieve anything if you don't practice and study
Ikr
tru
I don't know if this guy is inspirational or demoralizing..
Both
Yes.
This guy worked his ass off to get this good, its inspirational
@Opti Zensidar he practiced since he was a child, he like it that much that most of his time at school he spend it on drawing, proko interview him
@Opti Zensidar that is nonsense.
According to Kim Jung Gi, proportions and 3-dimensional shape are the 2 most important things in drawing. Then it's perspective, and once you got those 3, just go and memorize how things look and draw them over and over again until you can draw everything from memory.
Thank you now i finally understand
What about Anatomy?
@@kelvinokonkwo1194 when you simplify the body in simple 3 d shapes and have them in good proportion anatomy can be added like he said with your knowledge
link to that source of he is saying that?
practice drawing everything, learn to draw everything, and then you will know how to draw everything... got it
How to draw an owl
1 Draw two circles
2 Draw the rest of the owl
@lazer tag but If you follow him you should already know the important fundamentals like perspective proportion and gesture. These 3 are essential to give likeness when drawing everything especially the human body
@lazer tag I'm pretty sure he's even said in proko's video that he doesn't follow the process that he teaches to other artist.
@Jordo he just has a really good visual memory. You can't teach that. You either have it or you don't.
He's got an absurd visual library to pull from because he's spent his entire life filling it up with observation and practice. But that's a completely useless technique for the 90% of us who don't have ridiculously strong visual memories.
@Jordo no, peoples minds just work differently. If a fish spends its whole life being told it should try harder to climb that tree, it's going to think its retarded.
I have zero visual memory, full stop. My mind works in sounds and motion. So I have to find way to translate that into art. If I spend the rest of my life trying to train something that isn't there, I'm going to have a bad time.
I get the don't be discorouged by talent argument. But it's even worse to try and act like everyone is on a level playing field with for everything.
Its complete nonsense and does no one any good.
Find YOUR niche. Don't try and emulate what worked for others.
@@Cernunnnos Visual memory is something that can definitely be trained. In fact it is something taught in a lot of courses. Of course to get on Kims level you need to start at age 3. But if you've already resigned yourself and don't want to train at least dont spread falsehoods like that. "You approached it like its heavy, so it was."
The way he speaks is so satisfying and i don't even understand korean.
He's very calm and clear. I don't understand Korean either but I feel the same!
@@biksit4095 yeaah,exactly!
@lazer tag you are correct in the identification of your comment, kind sir.
there are subs now bro
@@junggoo3534 Yes ,there are but like,if i were to know korean it wouldn't have been as satisfying.
Seriously sucks this guy is gone. Loved his art, he was in a league of his own and a big inspiration.
When did he pass away? And how?
@@Grimsyreaper he started experiencing chest pains and waa taken to the hostpital, and sadly passed away on the third of october of 2022, that is the only information I could find on his ig
@@nehuenjavier6962 oh you mean Vaccine side effects?
Fuck..
He only started with the oval for us lmao. If he was being real he would’ve started drawing from the beard probably😂
Knowing his other videos he would start from the top of the cap, stop, start drawing the opposite side of the head, then magically make them connect. His visualization skills are the truly amazing thing, watching it is like the drawing was always on the paper and he just made it visible for us.
The oval was the 'tip' -part. That is the three dimensional simplification all his lines then follow.
@Strong Girl - superheroine online No it wasn't. The oval is just the base to give the actual tip of how to express tridimensionality. "keep the curvature in mind and express the thickness of objects" is the tip, like he said it's not much of a tip, it's more just showing how the basics work to people that need to see to understand better.
From watching lots of his videos, he can basically start from the feet and draw the rest of the body with perfect perspective and proportion 😂
True 😂 th-cam.com/video/zbo0mDcF8MM/w-d-xo.html
Mozart: "start by putting your hands on the keyboard"
Ok. He wants to tell us there is no tips for drawing.
Yes, there are only tips on practicing drawing but there are no tips on drawing itself.. It is a skill that cannot be taught and can only be learned by one's self
There are tips on drawing, there are means to get to draw better and faster, but obviously this video is not for everyone, it's just for people who have practiced a lot and got a really good sense of anatomy and perspective, then they want to climb to a new level. Watching this video without those basics is like trying to do calculus not knowing to add or subtract.
@@Afnimation not really, the fundamental point of the video is to always keep in mind the curvature of the object you're drawing. That's important for people at almost every level.
@@kapitankapital6580 Curvature is a vague concept for people who can barely draw a circle. A better tip for those people would be to practice observation and find the basic shapes of the subject. If you can't get there, curvature and 3d thinking is just miles away from you.
@@Afnimation sure, it might not be super useful for somebody drawing their first 2D pictures, but there's quite a wide range of levels between drawing in 3D and the level he is at. You don't need to be a pro for curvature to be important. Hell, I'm an atrocious drawer and yet I still need to bear it in mind for my pathetic attempts at drawing.
entire video summarized
step 1 draw an oval
step 2 draw the rest of the face
No!
The moral is there no tip and short cut.
You have to practice and hard work.
😅
Rip kim you will live forever
Modern day master. Enjoy the fact that he is with us in our lifetime.
Why is that? Is there more going on here?
@Opti Zensidar u really cappin, ain't u chief?
@@bigblicky4478 Right? this guys crazy, i dont even know what Kim Jung did wrong!
It is like all his drawings are already drawn but only his eyes (mind) can see them and he is just merely tracing over it with pen.
It's actually what he does, thats why his amazing memory is a topic on interviews, and it's also what you should do while drawing, but he is on a legendary insane level.
@@KuroJesterheaD he's the best!
@@KuroJesterheaD thats not what he does. Stop spreading misinfo
@@KuroJesterheaD he does not have photographic memory, he just observes so much and applies his good memory while drawing, not as if he was tracing tho. like he said, hes visualizing the curves of the oval to apply perspective without guidelines.
@@akiani Yeah, I am also pretty sure that he did not know what kind of face he was going to do until his pen touched the paper, he was just simply going with the flow
greatest human to ever touch a brush or pen, greatest artist to have ever lived, such sadness.
Please note that Quick tip from Kim jung gi,needs a lot of years to master.
Yeah 20 years without Pencil :)
Here's an oval and don't forget about the curvature.. Tadah
The void is sidereal, the pain is abyssal, you will be missed forever Kim Jung Gi, Best of the Best, Master of the Masters
RIP legend
I don't know how people find him demoralizing. To me, he's like the biggest inspiration. I think only new artists feel demoralized.
KJG:
1: Draw an oval
2: finish your masterpiece
언제나 아이처럼 해맑고 천진하신 저 모습이 그립습니다 선생님...
So essentially: Think in terms of cross contours (kind of the artist's wire mesh), and always be imagining the curve of the contours, and that will help you place things on a surface in a believably 3D way.
WE DRAWING TOGETHER th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
What an absolute legend
Quick tip: Practice drawing your whole life, then draw an oval and perfectly visualize a human face on top of it.
More of this please! ♥️
Qcho Productions yes!
I love those dramatic angles. Makes the face look so awesome!
🤣🤣🤣 I would have to redraw every line, at least 3 times. I love how clean and efficient his lines are. Love that he talks to himself and makes sounds. 😍 I do, too. 😁👩🏽🎨
Thank you, Master! ❤️😎👩🏽🎨
every time i see master gi´s drawings i feel like improving and just giving up at the same time, geez i just love this man
That ovel This is the closest thing to a sckech he's ever done
Ever is a really big word.
Rip Master 😢
All we had to do was follow the damn art, CJ.
he makes it looks easy
kim : "drawing a square"
me: *ahhh,he is sooo damn good*
His "to be continued" must be protected.
I love this man. He makes it so fun. ❤️🥺😂
It's like watching magic. Real sorcery.
If you watch more of his videos/interviews he's been drawing all his life. I think the biggest tip you can take from him is be consistent.... like he just draws for fun nonstop. When normal people are watching TV or on their phone he's drawing 😂😂. if you don't know where to start gesture drawing is an amazing thing to have down. It teaches you anatomy and flow at the same time, if done daily (15m-1h) you will deffinetly see some kind of improvement.
You're right but you forgot to say Kim Jung Gi's skill is memory and great understanding perspective.
Just saying the missing the missing context.
@@novski3175 I mean yeah we could say that but he also says that he will look at things and draw them in his head.... constantly.... so is that really memory or is it because he's doing something so much it's like second nature??? Because my memory isn't that good, but after busting out gesture drawings for 3 weeks I'm able draw poses like it's nothing and I don't have any schooling... just draw alot 😂
@@bre6651 that's cool.. I just remembered my memory is bad as well but to the point I forget that I forget.
That could help me alot.
It just amazes me how easily he draws perspective qwq
Praying for an animation project with Kim Jung Gi style when the Master still living in our days.
This aged very bad
@@elingeniero4337 true
Me: Well we just have to learn by doing, it's sink or swim time, practice practice practice, the only way to get good is to git good, yes it's-
Gi: shut up you're just procrastinating, now grab a brush pen and paper.
Me: ok hey what pen do you use?
Gi: *DEATH STARE*
Lol
Mike Kazz not a lot of people will get that joke until they ask him lol.
Ok guys ,so i've done some research on mind ,visualization ,experiments and stuff and i really actually started to get steps closer to drawing like him,i just need a bit better visualization and expand my visual library.
So prerequirements:
-perspective
-hand control
You really have to get very good at perspective.
Now,last week i was curious how could i draw from my mind because well it is hard for most of us.What i did was to try to draw with eyes closed and solely focus on my imagination while drawing what i see there.
I began drawing,i drew for a while.Eveything that i drew was very close to what i had in mind.So,practice drawing eith eyes closed it really helps.
Also important tip:when visualizing whatever part of the image that is faint construct it by yourself with the knowledge you have and guess how thinks should look.
You have to observe everyday and when you observe things,as you look at them try to look through them and imagine the simple 3d shapes and try to make some kind of mind palace placing your deconstructed objects in ur mind,with practice you ll get faster.
Practice everyday drawing with your eyes closed,for me the next day there was already a big improvement on my visualization.
After you get a better hang try to still focus on your imagination but with eyes open and look anywhere except at what you re drawing and keep focusing on the image.
This is from personal experience and i start to realize that kim jung gi is no specialty he just gathered a big visual library,he s good at perspective and has good visualizing.He invested his skill "points" towards that while other artists are better at painting composition etc.
You're amazing, thank you for posting this! Gems like you are why the internet is such a cool place to learn. Much appreciated! 👌
@@ReallyRedPanda I hope you understand.No problem.It really massively helped me.One thing tho,those with aphantasia(can't visualize) won't find this as helpful.
My first follow along sketch, when I started discovering sketching during the first lockdown, miss the sensei 🙏
R.I.P Legend ❤
learn to think in 3d and draw the contours of the main features
Why is he so cute
I love him so much! I met him at AnimeNYC and he is a truly joy to being around. He even took a selfie with me ❤️
Show us!
DRAWING th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
He makes it look so easy.
But it's the hardest thing ever.
Sooooo much talent in one man.
Inktober is everyday for him
I tried it this way, and i swear after 30 Minutes i could hear my painting whispering: "Kill me..." xD
The way he does it so relaxed but it turns out friggin divine! I can't draw that if it took me 5hours! These chinese artists brought in this channel are MadLads! The Gods of drawing!
It must be a gift at this point because i've never seen anyone do it before
Respect Kim !
its the Pen i tell you !!! the pen!! with that i can draw like him !!
Noooo, it is his baldness! We need to train super duper hard until we become bald like him hahaha
I bought one of those pens last weekend. It does help you keep a light touch and makes drawing shapes really smooth. Sadly, mine didn't come with the magic.
Rays K one punch man logic lol
Ah yes, the external locus of control.
Joe Blankenship -- what pen is that? i want one!
Love this man,
To be continued! Bzz bzz..
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He really is like One Punch Man ... even the explanation of his skills is the same xD
The way he explains things makes me understand so much faster! It's so simple. It's like something clicks in my head
Thank you!!
LETS DRAWING th-cam.com/video/NxWGQMSXbN8/w-d-xo.html
It's so easy for him, he just draws and it comes out spot on.
I'm so happy and grateful that I get to witness this Master in action.
His voice is really satisfying
So good to see such a joyful master.
"Thu bee khantinood...!"
I can binge watch this maestro from South Korea...
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Mm. I always remind myself to have as fun as Kim Jung gi up until I’m 80 drawing. What an inspiration.
I love his narration!!
its so kind that a literal art god is teaching us his ways
Great insight and what a dynamic angle...already makes the picture way more interesting
Such an awesome dude
I feel lucky that this man is alive at the same time I am. what a blessing.
Love this guy
We need more tips like this. in the futur 😍😍😍
He is simply the art machine. Being a little part of that machine is the highest point being possible for me...
Thank you so much for the subtitles.
He's just amazing
He is teaching you a great lesson, is thinking in big shapes and perspective before making the first trace in your paper. People in the only thing that think is becoming as fast and pricise as him without basic knowledge of perspective and form. It takes time but if you practice to improve, not practice for the sake of practice. you are going to be good. Not as him but good enough to start developing your own styke and way to create your own artwork.
Huh, I never tried doing sound effects, while drawing a beard before.
This definitely helps.
Top tip!
What I love about this style!! So free. He doesnt view the possibility of a failure, only how to make it rightly expressive.
To be not afraid of failure and accept it is the key to be better on mostly everything
Right, so simple
A master, him enjoying while drawing reminded me of Pretty Purdie enjoying while teaching basic time and ghost notes on the drum.
와.....미쵸따.
Amazing Master!
Omg its dat simple
It’s a little past 2 AM and this video is giving me those warm tingly feelings at the top of my head that make me melt into syrup
The maestro KimJung Gi!!
He's so cool
This tip is helping me so much.
You are a genius sir!
It's so simple he says, YES FOR YOU KIM 😳😭😭😭
I always watch his live sessions! Hes really awesome and funny haha
It sure is enjoyable to watch Kim Jung Gi draw.
jung gi is the best
This man is a god.
"Look how well I draw and you don't."
wow, amazing bro, vẽ thật đẹp
You are a legend
top fan of him. Respect mister Kim Jong gi
Amazing
Oh that pen is smooth.
That was pretty cool!
fucking love this guy