Kim Jung Gi – The How to Draw Figures in Perspective
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There’s no better time than now. your learning journey with Kim Jung Gi, and begin the trek towards mastery of your craft.
Kim Jung Gi – The How to Draw Figures in Perspective
Check it out: Kim Jung Gi – The How to Draw Figures in Perspective
Learn Master Kim’s working methods and thought process
Kim Jung Gi’s work seems spontaneous with no sketch or reference to look at, but a lot of preparation is required. He said He needs a background knowledge of the topic since a work reflects how prepared an artist is. “To complete one drawing, comprehensive background knowledge is a prerequisite” he said.
What will I learn
- Kim’s drawing techniques and thought process
- Human Anatomy (Face/Skull, Facial Features, Torso)
- Perspective & Composition
What’s included
- 4+ Hours of On-Demand video
- Two year access
- Access on mobile and TV
Your Instructor
Kim Jung Gi is an established artist from South Korea whose artwork has attracted international attention. Working from memory, Kim has the rare ability to visualize drawings beforehand, creating incredible illustrations without reference in record time. As an illustrator and influencer, Kim’s work, firmly rooted in pop culture, is well loved and admired across the United States.
Learn from the Best
There’s no better time than now. your learning journey with Kim Jung Gi, and begin the trek towards mastery of your craft.
Course Curriculum
- Introduction (7:02)
- Part 1: Intro to Drawing the Human Face (10:58)
- Part 2: Drawing the Facial Features (24:22)
- Part 3: Drawing the Head from Different Perspectives (7:55)
- Part 4: Applying Accessory or Foreign Object to Head (14:12)
- Part 5: Drawing Anatomy in Perspective (16:56)
- Part 6-1: Drawing Characters in Perspective (26:49)
- Part 6-2: Drawing Characters in Perspective (34:18)
- Part 7: Learning Animal Anatomy from Human Anatomy (17:53)
- Part 8-1: Placing Figures in Perspective – Using Box (28:03)
- Part 8-2: Placing Figures in Perspective (28:17)
- Part 9: Placing Characters Into a Scene (39:51)
