momentinpassing i think even if you don’t like drawing, doing it will greatly improve your paintings. I think it’s important to work at a lot of mediums
Mine is that i don't know what to draw then i just put my pencil on the paper and the boom still had nothing to draw... Lmao... Memory problems even though young
Good luck! The journey of happiness and creativity, being an artist is always so magical and intriguing, who knows what you will create? Never give up and enjoy things you draw! :3
"Maybe you can visualize it, but you can't draw it." It's like he punched me right in the stomach. Time to draw another 1000 boxes in two point perspective.
Translation: “Draw every day, draw until you puke, then draw more, until you pass out, then inject adrenaline into your chest and keep drawing, until you die. Then come back from the dead and keep drawing.”
RIP Master. Your humility and skill were hand in hand, and set you apart from everyone else. Even a week before your passing, you took the time to smile at me saying Hi, and said it back, and was graceful to each and every fan. Took a picture with me that I will cherish for a life time. Thank you, and I will never forget you, and the world will never either. Your passion, and skill will live on for the ages. Rest your spirit, Master, and see you later!
The way he speaks so humbly, like he isn't one of the greatest to ever do it. He clearly strived to improve much more going forward and knew he had more to offer the older he got. Such a shame he died at the age he did. RIP
The reason a lot of people quit is because they only want art on impulse. Meaning that they don't actually technically are willing to do what it takes to get where they want to be, they just want it now and only now. The truth is it takes a lot of sacrifice. Sacrificing time, other hobbies, social life, memory capacity, etc. If the feeling to illustrate isn't an ever lingering one, you don't want it. So build yourself, draw way too much and after doing that for a couple of years that's when you'll realize whether or not you actually want to draw. This applies to pretty much anything that takes time,effort and patience. Anyway, great interview. What Kim says isn't really surprising, however it's always nice to have someone tell you anyway to reinforce what you're doing. EDIT: My comment is manly directed towards people who want results quickly and complain when they don't improve because they have done nothing, or not enough to get there. Also, RUclips doesn't ping me anymore if I get responses.
I think it's also important to not only focus on the end product since it likely wont always turn out how you wanted it to. Especially if you're a beginner. It's important to also enjoy the process. If you don't enjoy the process and end up not liking the end product either then you won't enjoy drawing. I personally enjoy the process of drawing more than the end product no matter how good it turned out. If i didn't enjoy the process of the drawing then i probably also won't like the end product because i didn't enjoy making it.
Herzen Yes I agree. It can be a real puzzle to try to figure out how to get something right, and part of the process of drawing is learning how to draw something; so you have to be willing to draw from life and reference to build that library otherwise the process of your drawing will get frustrating and you’ll never get past that wall.
1:02: 📚 Indirect experiences, like watching videos or reading books, provide valuable information and should be actively sought. 2:17: 💼 Advice for aspiring professionals: prioritize gaining diverse experiences over focusing solely on monetary compensation. 4:01: 🎨 Enjoyment in work often comes from having creative freedom without strict guidelines. 5:06: 💼 Collaborating with a supportive team can enhance productivity and reduce stress in artistic endeavors. 6:14: 🎨 Creating mental images of what you want to draw is essential before starting any artwork. 7:55: 🧠 Training your mind to observe and remember impactful scenes from daily life aids in visualizing artwork.
I saw this video sometime after it was released when I was stuck in an art block. The "learn something new" is what saved me the most. Every time. I try to learn something new, and it pushes me over. That mindset did so much for me, sadly I will never be able to tell him this. Rest in peace.
I might be not young artist anymore. I manage to survive the industry for long time now, but sometimes i forgot what the true motivation for being an artist until you remind me again. Thanks for your wisdom, and Rest in Peace.
rip Kim Jun Gi, I will always miss you. I definitely miss the times going to comic con and just standing memorized, watching ya draw with joy at your booth for hours on end. It always amazed me seeing ya draw with joy all those hours on end. I'm glad I got to get a picture of you while you drew me in the sketchbook collection 2018 I bought at the time. I As well as allowing me to take a picture with ya back then. Comic Con is really not the same without you in presence in a way. I miss watching ya draw with joy. Hope you are resting up in peace wherever you may be. I have taken up to painting now these past couple years and enjoy this hobby a ton. It's my favorite thing to do and my favorite subject has been doing abstract art lately. Miss ya a ton Kim.
I hope to succeed as a comics writer/artist and/or as a mangaka. This's motivation. I saw a comment here that says 5-7 years to draw from imagination, I've got 2 years down. Let's see if I can do this
You know 99% of pro artists use references Hell every pro artist I know use reference Kim constantly draws what he sees Hes been drawing what he sees since he was a teen His mental image bank is huge
Side notes: Korean sounds like what a hearty meal tastes like Before drawing: "I'm so nervous I'm gonna dissapoint myself today" After drawing: A) lmao! that's the worst! Welp, that was fun and I know how I messed up so I'll do better tomorrow B) I botched that but I learned from it. I can do better B) that was satisfying, and I'm proud. C)Holy shit! I didn't know I could do that! Imma make more
Most of us are probably thinking that he can draw everything he visualizes, here he;s saying he can only draw 60, 70 or 80% of what he visualized. Such a humble person.
I’m 24. This Fall October I’m gonna apply for the local art college. I spend the last 4 year studying at a language university, got the degree and suddenly I asked myself what I wanna do most if I have a choice. So I choose drawing since I love drawing since childhood. This video suddenly were in my rec. I guess the journey begins …now.
It’s been 11 months how is it going, I myself started learning to draw after graduating from architecture at 24, just go for it and don’t stop, remember it’s a marathon not a race
Hi there, I’ve saved my study early this year and focus to make some living. Hopefully I’ll be back next year. Meanwhile, I sometimes draw to relax … ☺️
It's crazy how much work it sounds like he put into visualizing things. While there likely is a decent amount of talent within him, I always thought, either you can visualize or not, nothing to be done about it. But he even worked on that.
I have an on/off relationship with art. Mostly influenced by a family that discourages any activity that would not bring in big money. Now I'm in my 30s and lately have been going back to the basics. I hope it's still not too late for me. I am self taught and it matters to me to improve on doing the stuff I love.
it is never too late buddy... all the very best for your art journey. We all have our ups and down...that's where you learn to appreciate things in life...👍🏻
im still a newbie and I always find Kim Jung gi related videos, lessons and motivational speech everytime i got tired of drawing-- I just love th& way he motivates me all the time. I'm 20 and just started in drawing. And absorbing Kim Jung Gi teachings makes me draw, practice and dedicate myself in drawing. Thank you, Kim Jung Gi!
Yeah man if you just started drawing... keep going, its a real therapeutic thing to do. I have been depressed stressed and broke before and drawing has given me a door to a better mindset and the eyes of god 🙏🏽🤞🏾keep going people love is love
This is really helpful in one of my weaknesses. I often just draw without aim, and don't have a clear image of what I want to draw. I find that visualization really is very important in you growth, so thank you. 🙆🙇
I started drawing two months ago im 16. Kim jung gi has been such an inspiration to me am so sad I didn’t discover him earlier before he passed. It has been so fun to see my improvement every single drawing I do.
Having a pocket sketchbook with you at all times is a great help, draw people, study your favourite artists, read educational books,movies, know perspective, composition,etc. Draw things your not comfortable with, so many things. Also depends what you’re aiming at.
A refreshing humble perspective. This is what it means to be an artist. Some of the people on youtube who say they are artists are the most pretentious disgusting people. However, this guy has my utter respect.
Yes he is right. Experience is very important in art. People just underestimate thinking is just slap image there and done which is far from the truth. You need a lot of knowledge and experience to be efficient in art
I’ve been drawing everyday for 7 years, I do it because it gets me in a focused, meditative state, now I am channeling it into an art business but it’s a daily passion that is slowly evolving 🤙🏻 mastering something takes around 10-15 years I think, Keep Creating and don’t focus on the money, that will fall into place eventually, enjoy the moment/ process
I'm 23 biggest fan of art in general and I could only wish that I had art teacher like Kim. This man has a science, art imagination. How does he do what he does? I don't think this world will ever know.
I am 20 years old and I love drawing, but I was never very good, there is always that thought that I am too old to learn, but watching these videos I feel that it is never too late for art
Yes never too late. I'm 25. I started the beginning of this year. I'm still needing to get down human anatomy. But you know "slow progress is still progress."
Great advice, I challenge the idea that unless you can visualise you won't progress. Of course for most of us, especially if we're visual learners, that will assist us greatly and WILL be of benefit, but this isn't an absolute. I had a student with aphantasia who definitely was able to progress in their artistry, but it was through specific processes using logic, movement and feel.
Well, what works for one artist doesn't necessarily work for another, he might be giving those tips for beginners specifically. Also check Proko's "Ask a Professional" video series and you will find that many of his questions get varied answers from the different artists (questions about daily routine, inspiration, how to get work,.. Etc), it's a great series overall.
When you have talent sometimes it can be difficult for you to explain everything and most of it becomes invalid once you’ve been doing it for as long as he has been.
I started drawing when I was little, can't even remember the age. Did some painting classes, learned how to play guitar, became a tattoo artist last year, 16 years old🤠. I've always loved art, every kind of it. I just wanted to live for the art, it is and has always been my dream ever since I was a kid, but people always told me that art would never pay my bills (I was just a KID.), so I gave up. Now I'm 17 and I really want to follow my dream, I'm studying and working hard for it and I hope I can do it 🤞
Ah patience, my old enemy.
And practice, my older enemy
Ah school, my old enemy
and life responsibilities, the eldest enemy of all.
*All these nations lived together in harmony but it all changed when the patience nation attacked*
@@Crow-ht6co LOLZ!
I can only draw 1% of what I visualize but that beats the hell out of zero😤🤘
Yup that's the attitude we all should have
momentinpassing i think even if you don’t like drawing, doing it will greatly improve your paintings. I think it’s important to work at a lot of mediums
That's me when I draw stick figures
territorial pissings lol. That too funny. I've been doing it for 25 years and still feel the same way
Mine is that i don't know what to draw then i just put my pencil on the paper and the boom still had nothing to draw... Lmao... Memory problems even though young
I'm 29 and I just figured out that I love art. I will teach myself how to draw. The journey begins.
Good luck! The journey of happiness and creativity, being an artist is always so magical and intriguing, who knows what you will create? Never give up and enjoy things you draw! :3
good luck dude! follow what you love!
What was it then before arts?
Good luck, it will never end - but it offers fun and pain at the same time. Wouldn´t change it for anything in the world.
Good luck man. The first thing would be to continue despite the initial loneliness .
"Maybe you can visualize it, but you can't draw it." It's like he punched me right in the stomach. Time to draw another 1000 boxes in two point perspective.
🙄🙄🤦
Exactly, I keep visualizing so much ideas yet I can't take it into action> -
I’m 50/50 I visualized it but like from afar so I can draw it but when I draw the details im in need of references or else I can’t finish it
Same
:(
Rest in Peace Mr. Kim Jung Gi. Thank you so much for inspiring us. Your legacy will live on.
Seriously! I didn’t know he’s one of my greatest inspirations. I had to fact check this just to make sure😢
He want to draw so bad with this sketchbookin his hand
Translation: “Draw every day, draw until you puke, then draw more, until you pass out, then inject adrenaline into your chest and keep drawing, until you die. Then come back from the dead and keep drawing.”
BAD AT PARTIES Not really?
Freaking hell, does dying twice makes the effect more effective?
another translation : Just Draw.
so basically just do the same as in Whiplash but drawing
Draw until it becomes an obsession, like it is for him.
RIP Master. Your humility and skill were hand in hand, and set you apart from everyone else. Even a week before your passing, you took the time to smile at me saying Hi, and said it back, and was graceful to each and every fan. Took a picture with me that I will cherish for a life time. Thank you, and I will never forget you, and the world will never either. Your passion, and skill will live on for the ages. Rest your spirit, Master, and see you later!
The way he speaks so humbly, like he isn't one of the greatest to ever do it. He clearly strived to improve much more going forward and knew he had more to offer the older he got. Such a shame he died at the age he did.
RIP
The reason a lot of people quit is because they only want art on impulse. Meaning that they don't actually technically are willing to do what it takes to get where they want to be, they just want it now and only now. The truth is it takes a lot of sacrifice. Sacrificing time, other hobbies, social life, memory capacity, etc. If the feeling to illustrate isn't an ever lingering one, you don't want it. So build yourself, draw way too much and after doing that for a couple of years that's when you'll realize whether or not you actually want to draw. This applies to pretty much anything that takes time,effort and patience. Anyway, great interview. What Kim says isn't really surprising, however it's always nice to have someone tell you anyway to reinforce what you're doing.
EDIT: My comment is manly directed towards people who want results quickly and complain when they don't improve because they have done nothing, or not enough to get there.
Also, RUclips doesn't ping me anymore if I get responses.
Dude, I like your comment so much that I had to tell you that! ;D
Vladvetrov Vlad Haha thanks 🙏 I appreciate it!
I think it's also important to not only focus on the end product since it likely wont always turn out how you wanted it to. Especially if you're a beginner.
It's important to also enjoy the process.
If you don't enjoy the process and end up not liking the end product either then you won't enjoy drawing.
I personally enjoy the process of drawing more than the end product no matter how good it turned out. If i didn't enjoy the process of the drawing then i probably also won't like the end product because i didn't enjoy making it.
Herzen Yes I agree. It can be a real puzzle to try to figure out how to get something right, and part of the process of drawing is learning how to draw something; so you have to be willing to draw from life and reference to build that library otherwise the process of your drawing will get frustrating and you’ll never get past that wall.
What's the point of putting in that much effort if you're just gonna fail tho ? 🤔
This dudes mind is on another level
Hes 1000000 IQ
RIP Master Kim
Even he can't get over 80% fidelity from imagination. This is both encouraging and discouraging simultaneously.
I always admired Jung Gi, I miss him...
1:02: 📚 Indirect experiences, like watching videos or reading books, provide valuable information and should be actively sought.
2:17: 💼 Advice for aspiring professionals: prioritize gaining diverse experiences over focusing solely on monetary compensation.
4:01: 🎨 Enjoyment in work often comes from having creative freedom without strict guidelines.
5:06: 💼 Collaborating with a supportive team can enhance productivity and reduce stress in artistic endeavors.
6:14: 🎨 Creating mental images of what you want to draw is essential before starting any artwork.
7:55: 🧠 Training your mind to observe and remember impactful scenes from daily life aids in visualizing artwork.
I saw this video sometime after it was released when I was stuck in an art block. The "learn something new" is what saved me the most. Every time. I try to learn something new, and it pushes me over. That mindset did so much for me, sadly I will never be able to tell him this. Rest in peace.
He has a rinnegan beneath those glasses💜
I wanna learn Korean strictly to understand his lectures
I thought the same thing! xD A good YT channel is "Talk to Me in Korean"
Me too 😖
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@@naranciaghirga1809 edit your comment ?
Lucky me , I know Korean 😎
I might be not young artist anymore. I manage to survive the industry for long time now, but sometimes i forgot what the true motivation for being an artist until you remind me again.
Thanks for your wisdom, and Rest in Peace.
RIP master. You are sorely missed.
A whole universe was alive inside your mind.
rip Kim Jun Gi, I will always miss you. I definitely miss the times going to comic con and just standing memorized, watching ya draw with joy at your booth for hours on end. It always amazed me seeing ya draw with joy all those hours on end. I'm glad I got to get a picture of you while you drew me in the sketchbook collection 2018 I bought at the time. I As well as allowing me to take a picture with ya back then. Comic Con is really not the same without you in presence in a way. I miss watching ya draw with joy. Hope you are resting up in peace wherever you may be. I have taken up to painting now these past couple years and enjoy this hobby a ton. It's my favorite thing to do and my favorite subject has been doing abstract art lately. Miss ya a ton Kim.
He's so chill with all this genius stuff. Like it's no sweat, even though his art bespeaks such mastery and level of skill.
I hope to succeed as a comics writer/artist and/or as a mangaka. This's motivation. I saw a comment here that says 5-7 years to draw from imagination, I've got 2 years down. Let's see if I can do this
same, I'm working on fundamentals
You know 99% of pro artists use references
Hell every pro artist I know use reference
Kim constantly draws what he sees
Hes been drawing what he sees since he was a teen
His mental image bank is huge
The story is way more important than wasting your life obsessing about drawing from imagination.
i have a similar goal, wish you all the best!
Took me like 2 years to draw from imagination 🤷♂️ it ain't that hard 🤦♂️
Side notes:
Korean sounds like what a hearty meal tastes like
Before drawing: "I'm so nervous I'm gonna dissapoint myself today"
After drawing:
A) lmao! that's the worst! Welp, that was fun and I know how I messed up so I'll do better tomorrow
B) I botched that but I learned from it. I can do better
B) that was satisfying, and I'm proud.
C)Holy shit! I didn't know I could do that!
Imma make more
"Don't stop learning and observing new things."
Rip Kim Jung Gi my favorite artist❤️❤️💝
Us artists all over the world will miss you dearly. May your soul rest in peace master Kim.
I wish all my fellow artists a lot of success, I hope you will be able to do what you aspire to❤🙏🏻
Visiting the Master's video and remembering his words that helped a lot of aspiring artists. Thank you so much and we will miss you Master Kim!
Rip great master. I wished i could have met you and seen you irl how you draw. Great inspiring life. Admirer from india🇮🇳
RIP
May his teachings live on.
Legend r.i.p 😢
I appreciate this man so much for looking out for us
rip king, he was an amazing artist
Rest in peace. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Rest In Eternal Peace master kim Jung Gi...Your art will sorely be missed!
Very helpful.
RIP master Kim
Most of us are probably thinking that he can draw everything he visualizes, here he;s saying he can only draw 60, 70 or 80% of what he visualized. Such a humble person.
I’m 24. This Fall October I’m gonna apply for the local art college. I spend the last 4 year studying at a language university, got the degree and suddenly I asked myself what I wanna do most if I have a choice. So I choose drawing since I love drawing since childhood. This video suddenly were in my rec.
I guess the journey begins …now.
It’s been 11 months how is it going, I myself started learning to draw after graduating from architecture at 24, just go for it and don’t stop, remember it’s a marathon not a race
How’s it going? I hope you’re doing well
Hi there, I’ve saved my study early this year and focus to make some living. Hopefully I’ll be back next year. Meanwhile, I sometimes draw to relax … ☺️
How about now bro?@@silvergoth1834
R.I.P to the Legend
Rest In Peace Legend🥺
I love how he literally said he used references before he got advanced but people still meme him cuz he draws from imagination
GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN
Beautiful and great sharing friend😃❤️
It's crazy how much work it sounds like he put into visualizing things. While there likely is a decent amount of talent within him, I always thought, either you can visualize or not, nothing to be done about it. But he even worked on that.
I have an on/off relationship with art. Mostly influenced by a family that discourages any activity that would not bring in big money. Now I'm in my 30s and lately have been going back to the basics. I hope it's still not too late for me. I am self taught and it matters to me to improve on doing the stuff I love.
it is never too late buddy... all the very best for your art journey. We all have our ups and down...that's where you learn to appreciate things in life...👍🏻
its never too late babes
rest in peace
Miss you ❤
What a beast, so humble
im still a newbie and I always find Kim Jung gi related videos, lessons and motivational speech everytime i got tired of drawing-- I just love th& way he motivates me all the time. I'm 20 and just started in drawing. And absorbing Kim Jung Gi teachings makes me draw, practice and dedicate myself in drawing. Thank you, Kim Jung Gi!
“Time for you to put down your brush and rest” RIP Master.
9 minutes is so short yet so full of knowledge thanks to kim jung gi and the others who helped make this video
Rip 🪦 master Gi
you made me feel i could draw.. rip i will always admire you
My visual imagination is getting better the more i draw 💗
RIP :( He will live in his artwork.
Yeah man if you just started drawing... keep going, its a real therapeutic thing to do. I have been depressed stressed and broke before and drawing has given me a door to a better mindset and the eyes of god 🙏🏽🤞🏾keep going people love is love
This is really helpful in one of my weaknesses. I often just draw without aim, and don't have a clear image of what I want to draw. I find that visualization really is very important in you growth, so thank you. 🙆🙇
I started drawing two months ago im 16. Kim jung gi has been such an inspiration to me am so sad I didn’t discover him earlier before he passed. It has been so fun to see my improvement every single drawing I do.
That's so nice. Enjoy your journey!
RIP Kim Jung Gi. You will be missed...
Having a pocket sketchbook with you at all times is a great help, draw people, study your favourite artists, read educational books,movies, know perspective, composition,etc. Draw things your not comfortable with, so many things. Also depends what you’re aiming at.
김정기님이 한국인이라서 너무 행복합니다.
A refreshing humble perspective. This is what it means to be an artist. Some of the people on youtube who say they are artists are the most pretentious disgusting people. However, this guy has my utter respect.
Yes he is right. Experience is very important in art. People just underestimate thinking is just slap image there and done which is far from the truth. You need a lot of knowledge and experience to be efficient in art
I’ve been drawing everyday for 7 years, I do it because it gets me in a focused, meditative state, now I am channeling it into an art business but it’s a daily passion that is slowly evolving 🤙🏻 mastering something takes around 10-15 years I think, Keep Creating and don’t focus on the money, that will fall into place eventually, enjoy the moment/ process
I'm 11 but I'm still practicing thank you!
those information is so important
I'm 23 biggest fan of art in general and I could only wish that I had art teacher like Kim. This man has a science, art imagination. How does he do what he does? I don't think this world will ever know.
He's the real reason I draw THANK YOU
This man is, and will be a a great inspiration for all artists
thank you for everything!! R.I.P master
Rest In Peace king
Really good, realistic and helpful advice that comes from his whole life
Boss Man of the Brush and Memory…This guy is Awesome!!!
Thank you of sharing your experience.
This guy is such a goat. Love him!
I am 20 years old and I love drawing, but I was never very good, there is always that thought that I am too old to learn, but watching these videos I feel that it is never too late for art
Yes never too late. I'm 25. I started the beginning of this year. I'm still needing to get down human anatomy. But you know "slow progress is still progress."
This is pure gold
Thank you for giving the tips
Great advice, I challenge the idea that unless you can visualise you won't progress. Of course for most of us, especially if we're visual learners, that will assist us greatly and WILL be of benefit, but this isn't an absolute. I had a student with aphantasia who definitely was able to progress in their artistry, but it was through specific processes using logic, movement and feel.
rip,one of my biggest inspiration
So useful and brilliant advices 💚
rip, our hero, our great teacher
Imagine him as a witness in a crime scene.
Rest In Meace, Master
I love this guy.
Love this advice, literally on this journey ! ❤
Somebody told me to watch Kim Jung Gi to get better at perspective, I will try that now
He said in a video that he doesn't even follow his own tips and that the tips he wrote in his books are not what he follows lol
Well, what works for one artist doesn't necessarily work for another, he might be giving those tips for beginners specifically.
Also check Proko's "Ask a Professional" video series and you will find that many of his questions get varied answers from the different artists (questions about daily routine, inspiration, how to get work,.. Etc), it's a great series overall.
When you have talent sometimes it can be difficult for you to explain everything and most of it becomes invalid once you’ve been doing it for as long as he has been.
@@AscendantStoic i suppose when you master some techniques you kinda skip them
well, the master trains different than the beginner
Exactly what I do.Til my shoulder hurts. I love Art. It’s very obsessive. I get up early, I even do it at night too .
I again came here to watch this video after passing of master kim . Miss him
So humble, so knowledgeable..
I find it kinda funny that even in an interview he's just holding a pen, like he's ready to draw anytime.
*_"I'm going to draw nature!"_*
(Sketch looks like many random lines, looks incomprehensible)
*_"I give up."_*
don't give up!
Tips for Jung artists. Very useful.
Thanks you so much,
I love this Legend
thank for the advice .
'It's important to always be collecting and storing information"'Supply more than what you are paid" "visualize what you want to draw"
I started drawing when I was little, can't even remember the age. Did some painting classes, learned how to play guitar, became a tattoo artist last year, 16 years old🤠. I've always loved art, every kind of it. I just wanted to live for the art, it is and has always been my dream ever since I was a kid, but people always told me that art would never pay my bills (I was just a KID.), so I gave up. Now I'm 17 and I really want to follow my dream, I'm studying and working hard for it and I hope I can do it 🤞