BECOMING A GI II: Drawing in curvilinear perspective
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CONTENTS:
1:26 - CREATING THE 5 POINT GRID
2:24 - DRAWING A VEHICLE IN 5 POINT
4:48 - BLOCKING OUT THE FIGURE IN CURVILINEAR
7:22 - ADDING DETAILS TO THE FIGURE
In this series, we'll try to break down the techniques used by master Kim Jung Gi.
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There are people who are too shy to film in public, and then there are people who run around in public wrapped in aluminium foil. Awesome! :D
Thankyou thank you! expect more public antics in the future, my lack of embarrassment is my strongest asset
haha i'm looking forward to that!
I get shy about filming in private
Haha welcome to new yorks subway!
And there ̶i̶s̶ was Filthy Frank/ Papa Franku
Keep going with this series of "Becoming a GI" i am loving them.
I second that! +1
I'll 3rd it
I’ll 4th it
Did he become bald and asian yet?
I could say I 5th it but he stopped doing it...
I loved the idubbbz content cop song during the figure drawings
3:00 I agree. The more you draw the less you need to construct everything. I find myself now starting pictures with the arms first or a simple action line and still coming out with a well made sketch. It's as if the drawing simply falls into place.
Also, I'm drawing things in different perspectives now. I use to be afraid but realized that it benefits me more to just go for it. Using an action figure helps a lot with this.
Btw, I love this channel. I'm considering Joining it to support it. It's like a virtual text book.
Well kim jung gi. drew all his life. he is amazing because he was able to constantly draw constantly throughout his life. He did not automatically create his amazing scene. Also he probably made mistakes while drawing throughout his life. But this is good starting point to get a understanding of his abilities.
This is the ONLY video I've found on drawing the figure in a curvilinear perspective. Very helpful, thank you. If you know of any more videos like this, please let me know. I am looking for more 5 point figure drawing videos. Thank you
Men you definitely deserve more views
Thanks so much! There will be new videos every week so hopefully the views start going up :]
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yes
@saul wtf
this channel just gets better and better
the most useful thing you thaught me man, is to "demistify" our art-heroes
it's like something clicked in my head when he said that
Yeah. Stop idolizing these guys and find out how they work. We have hands and eyes just like them!
YOU REALLY SAVED ME! This is the ONLY video I've found on the internet about drawing with a curvilinear perspective. I didn't understand how to do it until I watched your video. It was sooooo helpful, thank you! ;U; Now I can do my homework
Hilarious intro. Im glad I discovered this channel, I will be watching and studying all these videos soon, thanks!
Dude i have to say that from all the artists i have seen, your style is the most intriguing
i love these videos. But yeah, the "How to Draw" book by Robertson is such a solid base for perspective.
Its really all you need to understand how to draw in perspective, it has like everything :)
I know that I am 3 years late to the party but I have the book and I had to take a break from it to learn perspective from other sources. The book spends 6 pages on perspective terminology and jumps right into techniques and construction and leaves a lot of perspective 'rules' untouched. For example, I didn't find anything there about tumbling boxes (when you tilt the box on the x and z axis), the nature of 3 point perspective and how to place that 3rd point and so on. It's a good book but it doesn't feel like a perspective book but a book on how to use your existing knowledge of perspective to construct forms from imagination.
@@umario992 I think the book expects you to have at least some prior knowledge of perspective before starting it. I've been planning on jumping into it but I decided to read perspective made easy by Earnest Norling. I'm a little over halfway done with it and its more geared toward people who have pretty much no understanding of perspective.
Love what u said about demystifying artists. Much needed perspective (pun intended)
I hope you won't stop doing these videos. I've been struggling to find any motivation to start drawing again - and as it sounds strange - you're helping me a lot. You don't overload your videos with information and i like it. In general, everything that you say can be seen if enough effort is made.
Don't worry the videos will keep coming! The patreon support helps quite a bit, if you're interested in supporting the channel whilst receiving some badass perks head over to patreon.com/moderndayjames
The more information like this is available from each of us to each other, the more we become one organism. Resistance is futile.
Great vid, no foil needs brother.
Very inspiring. As a beginner drawer, I've been doing the Drawabox course for 2 months and seeing higher level techniques like this really excite me for future learning!
Nice. How is it going?
That's real skill you have
Drawing every day
Something I should adopt
An artist with humor instant sub
There was an article (or was it a video? I forgot) that states that Kim Jung Gi spent hours in browsing things that he has interest in at that current point of time of the day and started drawing one object from different perspectives. He'd continue to do it again and again and again with the same object for hours untill he's satisfied. After that he'd do everything else that he needed to do for the rest of the day.
So in short, yeah, you're right. Mileage and experience. Draw more, observe more, draw some more again and again and again and again. Kim Jung Gi even stated that he often screws up even when people sees his work as amazing (he has a healthy self-criticizing attitude) and he even wasn't shy from saying that he'd make things up tiny details that's actually different from real life objects that he's based his drawings from (from his visual library). And to top it all, he does so while enjoying the process.
Really loved the comment about deconstructing artists' methods! As a beginner, looking at GI e.g. is so overwhelming that it is impossible for me. Now you have at least given some points on a map of how to move towards that
"I dont do life drawing at the street because people may look at me while I draw them" Imagine doing it wrapped in aluminium foil
Hey, that's pretty good
Story and Spice what we do here is go back back back
Love your videos! I'd love to see you cover a contemporary digital artist like Wangjie Lie or even a classical one like Sargent and what we can learn from him
oddly enough I was planning on doing a Sargent series ;]
I love your videos, you have a very clear and concise manner of speaking and solid understanding of drawing. Really lovely to watch. i'll sign up on your pateron soon!
SO GOOD! Curved perspective finally makes sense, you've got yourself a patreon!
KJG has this fantastic ability to visualise things before he draws them and it can be intimidating, but looking at his sketchbooks one thing becomes apparent: he draws ALL THE TIME. At a restaurant, at a talk, waiting for his car to be serviced, in a museum, on the street...
So leave that phone in your pocket and pick up a pencil! Like Indy said: "It's not the years, it's the mileage."
thats all the best way to learn drawing. start simply, as simple as you need. think the blocks etc. in 3D and perspective. then the way up to blocked figures in all sorts of perspectives and gestures. drawing it all day and night long, then start sketching loosely. it may not kick in inbetween the first weeks, but at one point its like you said. you just no more relying on the blocks, you just start sketching freely. you jsut need to do it daily and not overpacing. one thing to be worth mentioning tho is, just combine the blocking with shading. right away from the start the simplest rectangular blocks. just imagine the source of light and shade the blocks. it will boost your abilty to sketch out fast drastically, when you go further on details.
I knew it's a bad idea to go back and watch your old videos. Now I have a crush dang it.
That was my high level marketing strategy all along
@@moderndayjames you better be single when I start working in animation or stop being funny and attractive
big fan! keep up the hustle. its gonna be worth it!!!
Just one word: AWESOME. This channel is gold
This was extremely helpful! Currently learning how to improve my skills! ❤ thank you!
One thing I heard somewhere is that five point perspective is just one point perspective with curved lines. If it’s above and to the left of the vanishing point, then the vertical lines will bend so that they bend up to the right, and down to the right. The horizontal lines will curve so the ends of the line point down. It’s actually quite simple once you can imagine a grid.
hey! thats my jeep! ...and it just amazes me how you can draw in ink like that without worrying about making mistakes.
Me: *scrolling through pintrest*
Oh, this creator recommends this video for perspective tips? Sounds good
*goes to video and watches the intro*
What have a stumbled into
I could recommend if you are a digital artist and use photoshop to try out lazy nezumi, it has all types of perspective tool, even fisheye, its REALLY good, its like magic really.
man this is awesome! really usefull... i always want to learn how 5 point perspective works and u explain it so good. thanks a lot.
Thank u so much for all your amazing videos, they helped a lot⭐️🙏🏻
6:10 content cop
I see a lot of people saying that the way to get better is to practice a lot, and while that is true in some sense I don’t completely agree with it. For drawing I think it’s about understanding what you are doing, and then practice a lot.
i agree with this!
Step 0. Thinking in 3D space.
Step 1. Visualizing.
Step 2. Drawing.
It's that simple baby.
That's just the steps from Ethan Becker's video on Kim Jung Gi.
Man this is so great, luckily I was searching for Gi to get to this video :D
I don't know why but these videos totally crushed my momentum and willpower to draw.
Awesome tutorials! Thanks for explaining things so clearly. Rock on.
Please keep doing this series. Subbed and liked!
Nice content, I love that you're teaching people to draw! Subbed!
Can't believe he went as far as going to heaven just to make this video
The problem is that most aspiring artists think watching tutorial videos is as good as practice. Like it's a shortcut to somewhere. Sure you have some idea of the things you need to do but that's like seeing a signpost. You still have to trek and get mileage on your understanding of the fundamentals through practice. It is only then, the things you learn in these videos will be put to use. So keep at it. I myself draw my commissions while I watch the series ( awesome job by the way James, I like the skit you put it which is new from most of the art channel in YT) then try out the techniques he used in my spare time.
Thank you for doing these. You are awesome.
Great video! For a minute there I thought from the screen thumbnail it was Kim Jung Gi.
Great sense of humor.... lovely tutorials
NANI! i love'd how you demystified his process and made it seem...obtainable if someone committed to it
doing it again , nice intro Sensei
Man you are getting to his level fast...
Very cool video minus background music! Thank you very much!
0:43 i don't Beliebe you XD, thanks for your content.
Very cool, thanks!
Just subscribed. Incredible video. I love perspective 😃
Dude your videos are AWESOME!
Why are the "Drawing fundamentals" series unlisted and how can I find the rest of the videos besides the one showed in this one? ::(
hahahaha.. that intro!!!
Awesome videos...
0:19
the safest wear in a thunderstorm is a metal suit (faraday box) XD so you cannot draw like kim this way
holy shit that was good. I love your videos
Oh my gosh xD he actually did it
I love his videos so usefull 😄
im starting to see your videos, and I just have to say that you are great help thanks for sharing your knowledge on perspective.
the interesting thing about curvilinear is that to my knowledge it is not something we see with the eye it is only visible through a lens am i correct?
We don’t see in curvilinear perpective, but we do see almost 180 degrees around ourselves at all times. Drawing with curvilinear perpective can make you fit more space in a drawing.
Holy shit, you do a fantastic job of emulating Kim Jung Gi's style. I keep thinking that the drawings in the thumbnail are the master himself.
Also, I think it's worth mentioning that so many people totally discount the years of very specific and very rigorous practice that Kim Jung Gi has under his belt. Yes, he has a skill that very few artists have and he practices that skill with unprecedented competence, but he has built up hundreds of hours of drawing in a more traditional manner, bolstering his visual library and developing techniques.
You have great (Gi) control, keep your vids coming!
You’re a real g.
Great videos man. Keep them coming. :)
how has nobody asked for the background songs yet? fuckin crunchy jams
This. Is. So. Useful omg
Lol. I drew a model car like 5 times. Now I can draw cars. Around the 3rd time, you start to learn what cars have in common. The 4th time and you start to realize why cars have these things in common. Certain curves nd shit have aerodynamic function and most cars have them. The 5th time, you barely gotta look at the reference. In terms if perspective, idk. I did fisheye and perspective stuff in kindergarten. Not tryna flex but, I was also eating worms nd drinking from puddles at this age so, cha boi was a simple ass thinker. A puddle was water. A worm was protein. Everything was shapes. I could not draw flat, 2d forms for awhile because nothing looked like that. And my one friend drew 3d stuff in the class before me and taught me before I ever tried drawing so, that helped. Fisheye just came into play cuz I wanted to fit more shit on a page and it still looked good enough. So yeah. If you wanna remember how to draw something, repetition. If you wanna draw in perspective gi style, repetition, I guess? Idk. I just kinda draw that way cuz ive always drawn that way. To simplify, force shit into the intuition zone. It can take like a week or less to do with something if you’re obsessed with it....except colour theory. I still find those watercolour masters fucking scary. Like, gi is scary. But, I at least know where that monster is from.
Hahahaha. I love your sense of humor. Great video
Superb my friend!!!!
Please make a video on learning curvilinear perspective
dude, this is pretty cool! I'm subscribing!
hooked to this instantly.
yooou evil little maaan, you makea me cry!
thanks for the tips
Thanks man
If you are breaking something down then you need to reconstruct it again. this how the learning process is working
why tf are you still only 21k you deserve more!
Thank you! Very helpful
Hi! Love your channel! Keep up with it!
In this vid you said you have a video about hatching, but can't find it anywhere!
Thank You
amazing! must follow
Dudeee awesome videos! I instanly suscribe to your channel, keep it up!
Great video. love it!
At first I used to do this from intuition.... Now I know the theory
Oh my goodness! What an intro :D
Funny stuff!
Inspiring!! Thanks!
Well, after this video you're my favorite artist on UA-cam now. LOL
Looks like that lightning struck worked nicely! ;-P
its raining outside but no one has an umbrella LMAO.
That's Hollywood level special effects right there
@@moderndayjames loved it btw.
동영상 시작부터 터졌습니다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 좋은 영상 감사해요...!!
Holy shit
You’re amazing,in teaching and drawing
i will admit, when i first saw this video, i thought the rain was real. lol wow
Could you do a video of like how to apply form and anatomy into stylized drawings e.g anime. Similar to how artist like Artgerm do. No one has covered it yet even though it's pretty popular in the illustration world.
I like this Idea, maybe I'll make a series breaking down particular artists' styles. I don't typically draw anime, but I love it and I'd be more than willing to try!
You don't apply form and anatomy to stylized drawings. In reality you apply stylized drawings to form and anatomy
this is beautiful.
Thanks SENSEI! You're the best