Importance of Eye Level in Anatomy & Buildings Art Lesson (From Kim Jung Gi) 

It's not hard to understand, that's his point. But you must practice what he is speaking of.

The old man in the bg was kinda trolling Kim Jung Gi. Basically Kim Jung Gi asked the audience, "do you understand the concepts that I've been trying to teach?" And the old man in the bg said in a kid's voice, "No I don't~." And Kim basically replied that you should look for another occupation. While I think Kim Jung Gi is partially serious with this joke, he's also goofing around with his friend.

I believe it’s hard for everyone to understand perspective, but the ones who keep practicing and learning are the ones who’ll stay in the industry

1 thing is understand, another is do it perfectly

Hmmm, well u cant compare urself with a master artist. Thats disrespectful. He has been regularly practising drawing his whole life, thats why he is so gud. B

it's what happens if you spend like 40 years drawing intensively :p

i think alot of artists see practicing as a chore honestly. i can easily sit all day and draw nonstop without getting bored. its fun to me, i started with 5 pages daily and rn going with 11

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He's a very good cartoonist.

Okay, holy shit. That's a very good observation.

He never wastes a line

"CHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHCHRRRR"

Cha cha cha! It means your english is correct.

Is it Korean for “So” or “Here” maybe?

@@MillywiggZ jew. your right

I feel like this is kinda undermining the effort he made for decades to get to this stage

@@mralabbad7 yep, i agree, people should stop calling it talent.

@@koysensei4424 Its talent and hardwork. He himself said it. If you dont understand this dont do art. Some people even if they were drawing twice as much as him wont be able to get to his level.

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He’s not wrong some people just really ain’t cut out for it specially they don’t have the drive for it

Do u now know the pens? I am really interested too :'D

@@Jonathan-fb7rx 붓펜 이라고 합니다. Pentel 회사에서 만들었습니다.

@Whitemana88 so what if the entire desk was rotated in a way where it didn't converge to the horizon line? would that mean it just has its own vp?

@Whitemana88 well not in an upwards rotation but if it was rotated let's say to the left where it doesn't converge to the horizon like or if it does it's no where near the other vps than it would just be its own individual vp? Like a small pencil case on the desk obviously doesn't have to converge to the horizon line.

Brush pen?

Jesusx23x the horizon line basically its the eye level or the camera level notice the hands in the pose he draws the line coverage to different points but the eyes level stay the same

Draw the body as boxes for practicing this and it will naturally answer your question.

Short answer: no, that part of the body is on a different plane, and will converge to a different horizontal line

it may create new vanishing points but the horizon would stay the same example if you draw multiple characters in one scene they all share the same horizon this decides what part of the character and scene youre looking up or down at applying this more to what you said imagine a fist pointed straight at you in perspective at eye level all youd see is the fist knuckles thumb most of the arm if not all of it would be hidden as the arm is lowered the vanishing points bring the rest of the arm into view as the fist pulls away from the horizon line and thanks to foreshorting the first would still be bigger then the arm if this is an extreme perspective like the hand is very close to you then it will seem to shift from very large to normal pretty fast and drastically ( while the arm is going down in perspective from the horizon it makes this shape / \, | | imagining those lines represent an arm and for an arm moving up its the opposite \ /, | | the fist moves up over the horizon getting smaller untill its normal size straight over their head any further back it begins vanishing into the horizon getting smaller) another example could be if say the man he drew bent over like he was picking up a coin well our eye level is around his waist lets say he bent pretty far so now hes below eye level his body is going to be pulled up towards the center creating a triangle and we would probably see some of his back you could imagine lines going from his hips, shoulders, head, etc towards the horizon everything still stays in line

just read a book about perspective.

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You do realize you skills need to study perspective for 8 months still right and then continuously study it for the rest of your life.

@@sadidiot9686 yep but understand his way make sence and less pressure , art is endless theres no such thing perfect art , im just saying what he says make thing easyer to understand

ㅇㅈ 김정기도 답답했을꺼 같은뎈ㅋㅋㅋ

lol! I know how you feel!

gi likes to joke a lot, and is a knack for sarcasm. but yeah, just take the skill advice, and don't take the career advice seriously.

@@ValisX That makes no sense in the context of what MihaiL said.

No he’s absolutely frikkin’ right unfortunately. To do this as a career, this stuff has to come to you like clockwork and as naturally as breathing. He’s not speaking about hobbyists and people who enjoy drawing and want to advance personally. This is him saying in his way how hard this career is and how much like a fish in water you have to be with your skills to get in the business.

her left shin is crossing her right calf. the chair she's sitting at seems a bit low to the ground so the legs go for that position naturally

10개월 당신 글 보니…. 부끄럽죠? 여기저기 물 흐리는 악플 많이도 다셨네….

@@LonLon192 외국에 살고있는뎈ㅋㅋㅋ