Understanding Kim Jung Gi's Box Method
Understanding Kim Jung Gi's Box Method
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Stevie Roder
Thanks so much Marshall on giving us this treat of a bonus lecture with Kim. I still miss him so it was great to see him again. I managed to befriend him with my trips to comic con through the years little by little showing him my art whenever I made something new from college when I was taking art classes at the time. Was always such a delight on him sharing how I could improve on my art on the pieces I took with me. So this was such great joy to watch.
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In the premium lesson, we dive into Kim Jung Gi's drawing technique, exploring how he visualized everything as 3D boxes to draw freely and accurately from imagination. We explore how, after he understood the three-dimensional box, he started to improve a lot faster. Kim Jung Gi could fill walls with drawings because "all these boxes are in his mind."

We discuss the importance of visualizing scenes with boxes, setting the horizon line, and breaking down complex images into simple shapes within a big box. The lesson emphasizes that "it comes down to how much you understand the three-dimensional box and how well you can draw it." We also share his advice on observing subjects objectively from more than one point of view and building spatial awareness to create dynamic drawings.

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Marshall Vandruff
Let's explore how Kim Jung Gi visualized everything as 3D boxes to draw freely and accurately from imagination.
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Very interesting. Thanks for posting this, Marshall.
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