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Registrace 12. 06. 2021
Drawing from imagination and animation.
Kim Jung Gi’s Memorizing Method: Draw What You Remember Without Reference, Check Reference, & Repeat
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#KimJungGi explains how he studied effectively and built his visual library:
-He 1st observed the subject or reference.
-He next drew what he remembered without looking at the reference.
-Then, he looked at the reference again to find out what he didn’t remember.
-Finally, he would repeat this process over and over again until he memorized the subject.
RIP Kim Jung Gi
#drawing #art
#KimJungGi explains how he studied effectively and built his visual library:
-He 1st observed the subject or reference.
-He next drew what he remembered without looking at the reference.
-Then, he looked at the reference again to find out what he didn’t remember.
-Finally, he would repeat this process over and over again until he memorized the subject.
RIP Kim Jung Gi
#drawing #art
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Lessons from Kim Jung Gi: References, Deciding what to draw, You must visualize 60% in your mind
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QUICK SUMMARY Copying is the basic thing that every artist is supposed to do. Kim Jung Gi himself used to copy from his favourite artists. Eventually he moved on from the copying phase. But of course this does not mean that there is anything wrong with people who copy from reference. Kim Jung Gi just believes that drawing from one's visual library is good because it helps to sharpen observation skills. You have to observe the world around you then you have to try to remember what you can. When you are away from the thing you observed or when you have put your reference image away, you have to now draw from memory. Kim Jung Gi would observe objects then he would try to draw them later from memory without looking at the objects. He did this because during his time internet platforms that have references weren't readily available. Kim Jung Gi drew what interested him. During those days it could be an object like a bicycle, roller blades or anything that captured his interest. He applied his imagination to what he drew by adding what he liked to his drawings. He also believed in drawing all sorts of different objects to widen his scope of artistic knowledge.
The seemingly effortless talent of this man is incredible! 👏
he is going to be teaching young artists for decades to come, so even if he's gone sadly, his spirit will remain present for a very long time.
He really just messing around with the camera😂
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How the fuck am I supposed to calculate the percentage of things I know how to draw? And when do I reach 100%? Will I know everything in existence if I reach 100%?
For example if you pick up the reference of a Patagonian mara and draw it as carefully as you can and really study the anatomy and shape of the legs and everything with the intent to redraw it tomorrow then you will really observe it with intent and take your time. The next day as you try to draw it again you'll know what you remember and what you don't remember so when you do the same exercise you know what to focus on to try to study and memorize. His recall is like being fluent in that subject. If you can draw a chair in any angle from memory then you are "fluent" in chairs like KJG.
@@AmbiCahira Nice reply
I please before drawing complex things
This video shows how deeply he really analyzed things. Thank you for sharing it.
Этот мужик рисует в прямом смысле то, что приходит в голову.
Rest in peace the goat
Man he was literally doing spaced repetition but for drawing 🤯
anyone know the pen being used here??
why bother translating if shes speaking gibberish
It's not completely gibberish.
A carburator I missing..😅 Btw so 🆒😎👍
in short its like you practiced so much you could "guess it" right ? like shooting an arrow very far and you try to get closer and closer to the target and if it was for darts your goal is to be able to make full bullseyes on the shots
no se a quien amo mas, si a kim jung gi, o a la traductora.
Rip master 🙏🏾⬛😢
That-is-insane to me
Quality practical advice from a master. Rest in peace.
i can’t believe he is gone, i hope one day we can meet in the afterlife
Dibujas muy hermoso
I miss you Kim Jung Gi.
16:16 with all due respect to Kim Jung Gi, this is not how an AK looks like.
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Nothing more perfect than being able to practice drawing and korean from a pro in a single video😗
Name Of The pen please
As soon you open de box with this pen you Gina cry. (Jung Gi)
Jung Gi is the GOAT. RIP King 🙏🏿👑🕊️.
Rest in peace. Kim, you're a good man.
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Thank you so much! Such a powerful gem! Can't thank you enough 😊
You’re welcome! Much appreciated!
@soulsonica First of all thank you so much for the content.Could you please provide more of this content? This is truly the richest of advice that we can get of the master. RIP KJG
Thanks! I’ll be uploading another video shortly sharing more of Kim Jung Gi’s great advice.
@@soulsonica Thank you so much!
The candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long. In his case it was more like 10 times as bright. We’ve been robbed of an unfathomable brilliance. Truly one of a kind.
Beautifully said my friend. Could not agree more!
bs quote, throw that away in the trash. What you believe in is what will be, that doesn't help at all
Let's say he is drawing worm🐛he knows how to dig in😱
Simply explained! Btw, what's the music? very nice.
Pen he used ?
He’s using a Pentel Artist Brush Sign Pen SESF30C
@@soulsonica Thanks 👍🏼
Are there any videos on how to draw like Kim Jong Un?
Rip Kim Jung you are a legend and inspire so many
Such a beautiful moment. Both casually conversing, whilst still focused on their craft. 😌
Гениальный художник
genius
Is unbelievable 😂 what a trip!! Im very happy I watch this priceless knowledge skill method thank you Id like to learn Thank you guys I love you!!!take Care!!!!!!
He’s a fucking genius thats all
For anyone looking for something to watch I’ve found this channel and haven’t looked back. I watch a video every morning like the morning news and have 0 aspirations to become an artist, simply breathe taking.
Unfortunately, Jung Gi passed a month ago.
@@hagegesamuel I know.
I'm sure somewhere along his life he observed the flop of the section of the body that is usually covered with a clothing item called 'underpants'.
What was the pen/brush used in the video?
ehe
He’s using a Pentel Artist Brush Sign Pen SESF30C
What’s the name of that pen😀
He’s using a Pentel Artist Brush Sign Pen SESF30C
What kinda pen does he use?
He’s using a Pentel Artist Brush Sign Pen SESF30C
RIP
Born with a photographic memory.
It truly is just studying. When you draw it the first time and observe it with the intention to review and redraw the next day and only remember 30-60% the next day it is the same as studying homework and review that.
There is lots of detail but no expression of light and shading