Kim Jung Gi - How to Draw Guns

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • In this video, Master Kim will show you how to draw guns in this demonstration tutorial.
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Комментарии • 541

  • @jondesoo8055
    @jondesoo8055 4 года назад +2491

    KJG just showed me that I need to learn things about what I want to draw, not just what it looks like.

    • @fobo3361
      @fobo3361 4 года назад +70

      Im am guilty of doing this, honestly i still have no clue how to draw the six pack area of the torso

    • @fobo3361
      @fobo3361 4 года назад +20

      @@joopmoop4089 and then each muscle the size can be increased or decreased, and the character could be shredded or they could be kinda chubby depending on who your drawing

    • @flo62
      @flo62 4 года назад +24

      @@fobo3361 just keep it up

    • @nyogrson1
      @nyogrson1 4 года назад +10

      So true...I learned a lot about drawing the human anatomy through sculpting

    • @rrcn5234
      @rrcn5234 4 года назад +5

      @@fobo3361 Honestly I think the feet and hands are the most difficult part

  • @Rodutchi
    @Rodutchi 3 года назад +502

    His perspective understanding is astonishing.

    • @yoyolol22
      @yoyolol22 2 года назад +6

      He just like me fr

    • @rock9737
      @rock9737 2 года назад +9

      Everything about his drawing ability is astonishing

    • @dfredankey
      @dfredankey 2 года назад +18

      @@rock9737 everything he’s simply tracing his thoughts

    • @yourparalysisdemon1936
      @yourparalysisdemon1936 2 года назад +10

      He's great! But the persepctive used in this video are actually pretty simple if you've studied perspective

  • @zekeviews
    @zekeviews 4 года назад +427

    "have you seen the old revolvers"
    *casually draws some lines and circles*
    *becomes nicely drawn revolve in a minute*
    wow

    • @speedycube3239
      @speedycube3239 3 года назад +15

      he had 30 years of drawing experience, so probably he knows how to draw things in his memory

  • @noodlery7034
    @noodlery7034 4 года назад +2040

    Step 1: Draw two boxes
    Step 2: Draw rest of the gun

    • @dustbringer_
      @dustbringer_ 4 года назад +136

      * two snicker bars

    • @LaLiLuLeLoX
      @LaLiLuLeLoX 4 года назад +70

      But that's exactly what it is. The most important concept when learning to draw is how to simplify things. That with a little knowledge of perspective and the rest is just details. That's really it. Its amazing

    • @KazoneArt
      @KazoneArt  4 года назад +193

      Simple.. right? :)

    • @LaLiLuLeLoX
      @LaLiLuLeLoX 4 года назад +20

      @@KazoneArt but it is!! Im not trying say i can do all that!! Doing a lot of gesture drawings. Whether its a pistol or horse!! Its all abput repetition. Once you understand that object and you understand perspective and how everything is made of basic shapes and how they move in perspective , you can render that object in whatever manner you want!! It just takes repetition. Start simple and work your way up!! Its really cool what you can do!!

    • @monkeyman12328
      @monkeyman12328 4 года назад +8

      LaLiLuLeLoX exactly that’s how I taught my 5 year old sister how to draw goku haha it kinda works lowkey I was using shapes like triangles bananas leters

  • @ryangarritty9761
    @ryangarritty9761 4 года назад +1343

    Just held up a corner store using two Snickers bars taped together.

    • @waggel.
      @waggel. 4 года назад +64

      Get on the ground! *opens snicker bar* *munches* Give *munches* Me your money!

    • @KazoneArt
      @KazoneArt  4 года назад +74

      :)

    • @Pencil0fDoom
      @Pencil0fDoom 4 года назад +4

      Ryan Garritty they had to have had you SERIOUSLY outgunned!

    • @skidart9063
      @skidart9063 4 года назад +2

      Good one...lol

    • @muzludamak133
      @muzludamak133 4 года назад +1

      No it s my drawing of a gun

  • @bubsenseijebe2993
    @bubsenseijebe2993 2 года назад +5

    "If you are good at the basics, you are advanced" the goat of the basics=the goat

  • @hanzflackshnack1158
    @hanzflackshnack1158 4 года назад +112

    Kim always makes me feel like I've been looking at the world my whole life but I never really saw it.

  • @elingeniero4337
    @elingeniero4337 2 года назад +54

    I love how he doesn't say any step to draw it, he just tell the basic: two snicker bar, the rest depend of the gun or the style, such incredible.

  • @Mendrawza24
    @Mendrawza24 4 года назад +1109

    "...which you all hate to draw the most."
    Joke's on you, I'm an American. Guns were one of the first things I learned to draw!

    • @olianims
      @olianims 4 года назад +22

      Damn

    • @rootytootypointnshooty6230
      @rootytootypointnshooty6230 4 года назад +163

      [Freedom intensifies]

    • @olianims
      @olianims 4 года назад +135

      [distant screeching of an eagle]

    • @P-Bass_Pete
      @P-Bass_Pete 4 года назад +79

      I just dip my gun in ink and draw more guns

    • @fingolfin3843
      @fingolfin3843 4 года назад +4

      14:04 its a combination of a box and the rest of the gun

  • @definesman9141
    @definesman9141 4 года назад +208

    so what i undrestood out of this is to break down the shape to a simple form and assosiate it whit something you know in this case snickers. then look at the proportion then look for the function of the part and why it has to be that shape example revolvers bullet chamber placement. then keep adding details whit the undrestand of their funtion. so most importaint thing is to remember the gun there for knowing its function is more likly to ground the information to the brain and alow you to recall it in a later date. i am happy to know that kim jung gi tought the same way as when it comes to learning. .D

    • @jamess.7981
      @jamess.7981 4 года назад +4

      Define I agree...I’ve noticed over the years that different art teachers use different references....one of my teachers was such a foodie that every shape was referred to some sort of food...others referenced mechanical objects...like you said, reference something that YOU know. It tells you a lot about a person and what’s on their mind...Paging Dr. Fraud !

    • @sage4382
      @sage4382 4 года назад

      Jesus christ..wh- I'll just see my self out......

    • @professorandrew4837
      @professorandrew4837 4 года назад +1

      Defines man thanks for sharing your observation man really helpful

  • @d4nkime
    @d4nkime 2 года назад +12

    I’m gonna miss this wonderful teacher

  • @Eric_X
    @Eric_X 2 года назад +28

    love his totorials, rest in peace kim

  • @fobo3361
    @fobo3361 4 года назад +91

    I love watching him draw its so relaxing, like when i draw its either super stressful or peaceful never in between, but he's always relaxed

    • @aznemeril
      @aznemeril 4 года назад +6

      I think if you drew as much as he did from childhood, you would be relaxed too. I imagine at least half of his waking life was spent drawing, and the other half observing things so he could draw them. He has also said in interviews he draws in order to relax.

    • @wowoliwowol4702
      @wowoliwowol4702 4 года назад +2

      thats why i almost cant watchh any youtube videos about drawing because i try and then i feel like shit after the first few lines

    • @fobo3361
      @fobo3361 4 года назад +1

      @@aznemeril also its his pen that he uses, in order to get thin lines he has to be super light on the hand, when im drawing something that im comfortable with i can kinda get the calm feeling, but since i use pencil its impossible to reach his level of bob ross chill because to get dark lines i gotta apply pressure

    • @fobo3361
      @fobo3361 4 года назад

      @@wowoliwowol4702 same but if you just accept that its not gonna look as good, or that its gonna take you a lot more time to get it to look as good the videos examples, than i think you'll have a lot more fun with it

    • @fobo3361
      @fobo3361 4 года назад

      @@wowoliwowol4702 i like to imagine me a student to a great shinobi or something (im a weab sorry) and in going through one of those anime training scenes, failing over and over until i finally grasp the concept, maybe even mastering it

  • @Azubjourni
    @Azubjourni 2 года назад +21

    Gone to soon, i thought he was like a master who is supposed to teach 30 more years atleast. RIP Korean Legend.

  • @melcco
    @melcco Год назад +11

    Mr. Kim Jung Gi was a person I looked up to in my passion of pursuing art. When I first saw the instagram post of his passing, it didn't quite hit me. RIP

  • @linkconparche9771
    @linkconparche9771 2 года назад +72

    Descansa en Paz maestro, tu arte y talento quedara para la posteridad

  • @kushkungvivo744
    @kushkungvivo744 4 года назад +21

    great artists can literally create a beautiful artwork just by making a tutorial.

  • @aweeeeh5255
    @aweeeeh5255 5 месяцев назад

    The amount of confidence in each pen stroke is amazing.

  • @kontrolincorporated-gaming9015
    @kontrolincorporated-gaming9015 4 года назад +32

    I understand now , why this is The Punisher's favorite drawing channel.
    Everything's presented so smooth and silky here. My drawing vids are pure chaos and mayhem. Dodgy lighting, elbowing the camera, hack and slash editing...I should run a contest where the prize is free aspirin.

  • @95Grumple
    @95Grumple 4 года назад +63

    I like how he instinctively draws the second gun on the same visual plane as the first 0:58

  • @SideBurns
    @SideBurns Год назад +1

    not only a good art tutorial but a good explanation of how guns would work in reality.

  • @grudds
    @grudds Год назад +5

    The speed at which he is able to make these 3D constructions is mesmerizing

  • @yasserrek9681
    @yasserrek9681 2 года назад +11

    Rest in peace legend 🙏 💗❤

  • @cuhooligan1126
    @cuhooligan1126 4 года назад +114

    Some revolvers have only 5 cylinders, so not necessarily a mistake!

    • @maxsalyer2266
      @maxsalyer2266 4 года назад +3

      Josias Arcadia BIG IRON!!

    • @deltanize9618
      @deltanize9618 2 года назад

      the taurus judge usually has 5 cylinders i thin

  • @flipo010
    @flipo010 2 года назад +11

    R.I.P Legend🙏😔

  • @Good_games555
    @Good_games555 Год назад +1

    I can't watch this without tears.

  • @Sparten-177
    @Sparten-177 3 месяца назад

    I like how he's explaining really simple and i like how he explains a reality of the guns the parts if a gun.

  • @brucewayne2184
    @brucewayne2184 4 года назад +11

    I like how he explained the inner workings and stuff. I would learn a lot better if all drawing videos were like this.

  • @Wrath_of_the_bagel
    @Wrath_of_the_bagel 2 года назад +5

    Mad respect for this legend so glad i got to see he work while he was alive rip

  • @jonsverrir
    @jonsverrir Год назад +1

    The fact he draws a whole revolver in less than a minute is crazy!, many people would spend even an hour and it wouldn’t look that detailed

    • @CoonMog
      @CoonMog Год назад

      He was so talented as an artist. It is so unfortunate that he died at such young age. We will miss him.

  • @TheStowAway594
    @TheStowAway594 Год назад +2

    I really like the way he teaches, its so natural. I feel like he's just one of my buddies and we're sketching together.

  • @superchewer
    @superchewer Год назад +2

    You will always be an inspiration kim. May you rest easy

  • @solortus
    @solortus 4 года назад +1

    This guy's visual memory is off the charts

  • @Boo.7361
    @Boo.7361 3 года назад +1

    I enjoyed the sound effects that Kim did.

  • @GugureSux
    @GugureSux 4 года назад +16

    Amazing, clear video tutorial!
    11:02 some modern handguns can hold up to 20 rounds (or more) in a single magazine. It really depends on the model and caliber. The *Glock17* for example typically holds *17* rounds, like its name implies, and the 1980's classic, the Beretta M9, has a 15 round mag usually. The older guns often held less ammo, like only 7 or 8 shots for Colt 1911, 8 shots for the Luger and the Makarov PM, or 13 shots for the Browning Hi-Power (M35).

    • @andylynx007
      @andylynx007 2 года назад +2

      I think a Kel-Tec PMR 30 can even hold 30 rounds in it.

  • @8Maik
    @8Maik 4 года назад +139

    i would like to see q tutorial of his about clothes and costumes

    • @KazoneArt
      @KazoneArt  4 года назад +15

      Vicare will let hime know!

  • @kakapeterpan2942
    @kakapeterpan2942 Год назад +3

    Gigachad.we will miss you

  • @solaireofastoria7255
    @solaireofastoria7255 3 года назад +3

    Someone who has been an artist for a long time can say the way he explained it was really good

  • @rockstarskolas
    @rockstarskolas Год назад +3

    Rest in Peace. A true legend

  • @GoblinLord
    @GoblinLord 4 года назад +29

    Ok, honestly anyone notice how his drawings sort of look like diagrams? like the ones you might see in a really old manual about gun construction? idk, it's kind of weird to think about, his art looks like rough blueprints

    • @h00db01i
      @h00db01i 4 года назад +6

      isometric perspective

  • @DhimanRoy007
    @DhimanRoy007 Год назад

    I think I have learnt about guns more than any video on YT from this video. Unreal depth of knowledge coupled with perfect drawing 🙌

  • @cletusmandeletusman2328
    @cletusmandeletusman2328 Год назад

    the god has left this world to spread his drawing knowledge unto other universes.
    farewell Kim.

  • @Tine_of_Nice_Dreams
    @Tine_of_Nice_Dreams 4 года назад +50

    Drawing automatic guns: Look, this is simple. You can do it too.
    Drawing revolvers: 5 minutes of pure flexing

  • @Maurilustrador
    @Maurilustrador 4 года назад +3

    I think one of the best solid things to learn before trying this or at the same time is perspective. Master Kim Jung Gi it's so good with perspective, that's what makes gun look better and more real. And on12:45 take a look on the drawings on his left, the angle and the proportions are perfect with the perspective.

  • @malako777A
    @malako777A 3 года назад

    we are witnessing is a guy with such great powers of observation that he just can't help it draw what he sees perfectly. it's a superpower.

    • @salty_3k506
      @salty_3k506 2 года назад

      Yeah, he honed his observational skills for a very long time

    • @pronoobie5780
      @pronoobie5780 2 года назад

      @@salty_3k506 until the very end 😓

  • @jackkeenanx
    @jackkeenanx 2 года назад +7

    R.I.P.❤

  • @michaeldunleavy6149
    @michaeldunleavy6149 4 года назад

    your ability with that brush pen is absolutely phenomenal

  • @hirikaru1
    @hirikaru1 2 года назад

    KJG is the first artist that makes everything look easy and clear to me

  • @EdArtMoment
    @EdArtMoment Год назад

    RIP master Kim. I miss you. Thank you so much.

  • @bruh8539
    @bruh8539 4 года назад +12

    Really appreciate the effort and help you guys share with us - thanks so much!

  • @sodablower
    @sodablower 4 года назад +2

    He NEVER...MAKES...A...MISTAKE..........EVER!!!
    The man's talent is frightening. If he'd been alive 200-300 years ago, they'd have worshipped him as a deity!! I must admit I'm considering it _now_ to be honest.
    All hail the chosen one! 🙌🙏🙌

    • @fernando3061
      @fernando3061 Год назад

      He makes little mistakes often...

  • @officialmaxrebo
    @officialmaxrebo 2 года назад +2

    guns’ primary ingredient is actually two snickers bars.
    that’s why americans love them so much!!

  • @aifg8064
    @aifg8064 4 года назад +1

    amazing art skillz

  • @hrishikeshnath6039
    @hrishikeshnath6039 4 года назад +9

    Keep em videos coming kazone, also massive boost on video quality

  • @sociallyresponsiblexenomor7608
    @sociallyresponsiblexenomor7608 4 года назад +65

    the way he uses a brush pen man....

  • @JJTOPSMILE
    @JJTOPSMILE Год назад

    i love drawing guns especially when it comes to details switches / safety latches / magazines / the hollow tip

  • @capuchinosofia4771
    @capuchinosofia4771 4 года назад +1

    More of this please! 10/10 tutorials by genius ppl are the best

    • @KazoneArt
      @KazoneArt  4 года назад

      Capuchino Sofia thank you!

  • @zimablue0079
    @zimablue0079 4 года назад +2

    thankyou! this is *litterally exactly* what i was looking for, not only how to draw them but also the function so it makes sense in my head why its there so when im drawing i can go through in my head if such a gun would actually work making them more realistic and accurate!

  • @Do2bit
    @Do2bit Год назад

    nice detail and informative draw by kim

  • @FYEOProductions
    @FYEOProductions 4 года назад +3

    Not gonna lie I had no idea what was happening after the two bars thing but thanks to this video I've come to consider looking up the anatomies of the things I want to draw. Thank you for the assistance Kim Jung Yi!

  • @grimreaper5035
    @grimreaper5035 Год назад +4

    Rest in peace you art god

  • @rafaeldefault
    @rafaeldefault 4 года назад +10

    Thanks for the incredible content Kazone!

    • @KazoneArt
      @KazoneArt  4 года назад +1

      rafaeldefault thank you!!

  • @SSGSativa
    @SSGSativa 4 года назад +2

    Guns are actually really easy to draw. Especially if you know about or have the firearm(s) you are drawing. It's easy, just use basic shapes and go from there.

  • @med-2014
    @med-2014 4 года назад +32

    Please more tutorials Mr. KJG.
    What about how to draw animals? :)

    • @fobo3361
      @fobo3361 4 года назад +3

      Theres do many animals though he would have to make like a 20 part series

    • @nguyeninhquyet2450
      @nguyeninhquyet2450 4 года назад +2

      @@fobo3361 but they're all have common shapes

    • @fobo3361
      @fobo3361 4 года назад +2

      @@nguyeninhquyet2450 actually yeah, but still even if you know how to draw a male doesn't mean you can draw female, theres just so many little things that make a horse look like a horse and a tiger a tiger, but i do agree everything is kinda connected in a weird way

  • @aimankhairul3651
    @aimankhairul3651 4 года назад

    oddly satisfying watch this kind of machine been drawing by master KJG u know..... (sorry for bad english)

  • @natt8968
    @natt8968 4 года назад +2

    This helped me a lot because I want to make a cartoon action show with a lot of gun shootings so this really helped thank you Kim Jung Gi

  • @novaria
    @novaria 4 года назад

    This is also an intro to product design. Really cool!

  • @deadmahn9219
    @deadmahn9219 4 года назад

    You are a great teacher. I learned to draw a gun in 30 sec omg.

  • @rishitlikesanime2091
    @rishitlikesanime2091 4 года назад +2

    Mahn, serving 2 years in the army must've been really beneficial for learning to draw guns

  • @deffbeatz7747
    @deffbeatz7747 4 года назад +5

    Draw your own dream gun... Like how you would design the perfect gun thts nothing like anythng else

  • @reigettzu
    @reigettzu 4 года назад

    Please my chief more videos like this you are a master

  • @edwardalves439
    @edwardalves439 4 года назад

    Thank you for the uploads

  • @Sechel1010
    @Sechel1010 4 года назад

    아아 갓정기 선생님 당신은 그저 빛...
    이런 유튜브가 한국에 많이 알려지지 않은게 아쉽네요

  • @Lee-rs3kk
    @Lee-rs3kk 2 года назад

    Best example of the visual library at work

  • @PANCAKECRAB1
    @PANCAKECRAB1 4 года назад +71

    dont come to art class tom

  • @benmcccool0123
    @benmcccool0123 4 года назад

    I always loved drawing guns, it's like another subject of anatomy where it's a variable on how you draw it.

  • @harvprendy3447
    @harvprendy3447 4 года назад

    Love watching home draw, I remember seeing his panoramic drawings and being amazed

  • @eleazarsoto2263
    @eleazarsoto2263 4 года назад

    Incredible you are the best greatings from Ecuador

  • @Graham.556
    @Graham.556 2 года назад +1

    Hard to believe he's gone.

  • @benmcccool0123
    @benmcccool0123 4 года назад

    Am I the only one fascinated with drawings and self teaching firearm anatomy?

  • @nicolamassarini8413
    @nicolamassarini8413 4 года назад

    I love drawing guns, I get the inspiration from videogames and thanks to realistic games like Tarkov I can say I know how they work enough well to draw them!

  • @skyejamss
    @skyejamss 3 года назад

    Thanks, I needed this for my school project

  • @707bear3
    @707bear3 4 года назад

    Hmm you make it so simple 👍 really good tutorial

  • @assassinmaya8286
    @assassinmaya8286 4 года назад +7

    Could you upload a tutorial on how to draw weapons, tanks, airplanes and military equipment?

  • @lmaowersmao9031
    @lmaowersmao9031 4 года назад +1

    That's pen is so amazing, it can draw anything you want, gonna buy that soon=_=

  • @aidonsantoladevuono2157
    @aidonsantoladevuono2157 4 года назад

    I think this video shows how much research matters. Kim was in the military if I’m remembering correctly, so he knows the mechanics of a gun.

  • @hadiyankamarulzaman1811
    @hadiyankamarulzaman1811 4 года назад

    Too informative 4 me n it's a good thing. Can u please make a video about how go draw a motorcycle? Having a hard time doing that.

  • @pnutdraws
    @pnutdraws 4 года назад +10

    really cool , would be cool if you upload more content like this here :)

  • @gabrielreichert5362
    @gabrielreichert5362 3 года назад

    The fact that he's using a brush is just amazing

  • @anb00
    @anb00 3 года назад +2

    역시.. 구조적인 형태나 이런걸 다 외우고 계시는군요!!
    원화로 겜회사 취업 준비중인 사람인데 아이템 그릴때 현대식 무기들은 사진자료 참고하지않으면 아직까지 힘들던데
    역시 많이보고 형태를 머리에 때려밖는거 말곤 답이 없나봐요 ㅠㄲㄲ 영상 도움 많이 되었어요!!
    글고 갠적으로 전 리볼버 형태가 일반 권총보다 더 그릴때 재밌더라구요 ㅎㅎ

  • @potatoprinz
    @potatoprinz 4 года назад

    Thank you Master Kim, very cool

  • @exhaustedgoose
    @exhaustedgoose 4 года назад

    Pistols are semi-automatic, but other than that you know a lot about guns and especially how they work, your knowledge an drawing skills are very impressive.

  • @bryanmclendonjr9942
    @bryanmclendonjr9942 4 года назад +1

    Thanks man. I’m trying to make a superhero comic and this will definitely help with one of the members of the team.

  • @potatoprinz
    @potatoprinz 4 года назад

    Who would dislike a video like this?

  • @gooooooooooofy
    @gooooooooooofy 4 года назад +34

    Kim: "let me draw a gun, which you all hate to draw the most"
    hands, feet and eyes: am I a joke to you? 🤔

  • @drawingmyway_7641
    @drawingmyway_7641 4 года назад

    That is dope!!!! Your drawing is amazing😁🤗🎨

  • @oskarsuper1
    @oskarsuper1 4 года назад

    I like that he draws it so good couse he just knows how it works

  • @b.dalius5136
    @b.dalius5136 4 года назад +3

    For me personally, one of the most hardest gun to draw is a flintlock and a musket. Ive always always always loved the shape of it and Im now on a tormenting path of practice. I always wondered why there arent enough videos on artists approaching on how to draw them :/

  • @HogashTheOrc
    @HogashTheOrc 4 года назад +18

    Can't see difference from da vinci's approach to the paper.
    Curiosity before everything

  • @durianlegrand
    @durianlegrand 2 года назад

    i find it very fun to draw guns