Understand Perspective Drawing like Kim Jung Gi

How to draw perspective? How to use a horizon line and vanishing points? In this video we’ll dive in the theory of perspective. If you want to be able to train yourself and apply these theories in your own drawings like Kim Jung Gi, then this video is for you. Learn to visualise a perspective grid and be abel to bring you imagination to life.

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2:09​ 1vp
5:47​ 2vp
9:17​ 3vp
10:51​ 4vp
12:47​ 5vp
15:18​ lenses
17:10​ Final thoughts on horizon line

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[Apatheia]

Rest in peace, Kim Jung Gi. Your crazy drawings will be missed.

[aliceberethart]

Kim is a master.
He also has thousands of hours doing the same thing over and over.
Don’t be harsh on yourself.
You will find your own path. You’re the master of your own art style after all.

[nicoday]

8:33 FINALLY SOMEONE EXPLAIN WHY THEY ARE DISORTED, I LOVE YOU MAN ❤

[jhonmaverick]

I've watched many videos explaining this subject, and so far yours is the best out of them! I can't tell you how long I've struggled with this subject, but your explanation solve the many issues I was dealing with. This is truly eye opening, specially the latter parts with the 4 and 5 point perspectives and viewing the world like a lens! Thank you sir! Drawing will be a lot easier now.

[DK]

The number for the lens is the focal point where the information is gathered and projected onto the film plane or the chip plane, which is why, the closer you get to that point, the more distorted the object will be as you get more information onto the same size plane. It's relevant to your theory on distorted perspective lines, in the later part og your video, as the shorter your focal point, the more distorted the outer lines will be. This is an important part of the Kim Jung Gi style, as he draws mostly up-close motives, where the distortion is most evident.

What is so impressive about Kim Jung Gi is that he builds from foreground to background, without perspective lines or even sketching, he just places his pen, doing all the sketching and perspective in his head, and almost all of his lines are perfectly placed, and the very few that are not we accept as part of the style. It's a truly amazing skill. To master the skill you need not only understand perspective but also relations, proportions, how everything you draw looks and functions etc., a very unique artist indeed.

[madwriter]

one of the best perspective explanations I've ever heard. Love that you show how to use it by drawing things, not boxes. The street with lights along the grid was very helpful in understanding how to use perspective to draw.

[alexmccaleb]

This video is about as thorough as it gets! Like Kim Jung Gi's videos, you talk about what exactly is supposed to be going through our minds from one stage to another. That's helpful bro. Five Point really is important and supplies our 1PP/2PP/3PP with a deeper foundation of understanding.

[rdc]

After watching this, I think I'm going to vanish

[matthiasrex]

You killed it, straight, simple, to the point. I can't wait to start utilizing perspective way better. Thank You!

[robertotcr]

You've materialized my subconscious ideas and put them into words and now I see it clearly. Very nice video. Taught me a lot!

[MarcusVinicius-ftll]

It's incredible how you managed to explain all concepts in less than 20 minutes! This was a very helpful video and I can't wait to try it out. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!

[brandonmackey]

Wow this is such a great video! I'm surprised how well you could teach all of that in under 20 minutes. Thanks!

[yll]

This video show things in a systematic way! I like how you don't throw a bunch of examples but just show a little bit and keep going. It's perfect for someone with some knowledge already. Appreciate it.

[Ishida_sui]

This is probably the best video tutorial about drawing in perspective! You're the best man! 😭👍🏻

[AlexSBoates]

This is one of the best break downs I have seen on YT. Thank you.

[shyyuen]

great explanation, clear, really helpful. especially the concept of lens and five-point perspective .thank you

[rk]

I feel slightly "watched" after being made aware of the vanishing point behind me. It's suddenly like being sucked inside of the perspective grid. Great way to think about it. Now I understand how Jung Gi describes almost being able to smell his drawings.

[Mightydoggo]

This visualization with the grid might be the best take on perspective I´ve seen so far on this platform. It really kinda opened my eyes.
It´s one of those situations where illustrating something obvious just gives you the extra aha effect you needed to actually understand the concept.

[Zankori]

This is a revelation for me my mind is blown thanks so much

[tuc-kaankaraayan]

It's surreal to have a person you look forward to study and learn from be gone so untimely. It feels wrong. İ hope his family is doing fine. Rip Gi.