Description This product is a drawing guide designed for children ages 5-8. Each volume teaches kids how to easily draw people, animals, nature, and objects using simple lines and shapes. Full of clever and fun drawing tips you'll never learn in a regular art class, this series helps children build confidence in their drawing abilities. The set includes a total of 4 books. Detailed Product Images Author Introduction Kim Choong-won Professor Kim Choong-won is one of Korea's leading art educators and illustrators, having authored more than 60 art instruction books. He graduated from Seoul National University's College of Fine Arts and its graduate school, and has worked in many fields including broadcasting, advertising, publishing, and brand consulting. Driven by unique passion and curiosity, he is a designer who always dreams up new ideas. He also serves as a professor in the Department of Communication Design at Myongji College, dedicating himself to nurturing the next generation. His published works include the series Let's Draw, Art Class, Drawing Class, and Comic Quiz. Table of Contents Book 1: Let's Draw People Book 2: Let's Draw Animals Book 3: Let's Draw Nature Book 4: Let's Draw Objects Publisher's Review Kim Choong-won's Art Class is a book that supports the development of expression and intelligence in children ages 5-8 through fun and creative art activities. Generally, once a child turns 5, they begin to consciously notice the characteristics and changes in shapes and colors, and start expressing them, broadening the range of their expression. During this period, children also try to express the emotions of objects, giving personal meaning to things—such as drawing facial expressions on flowers or objects—and enjoy creating stories. As children repeat this kind of symbolic and emotional expression while drawing, their precious imagination and creativity flourish. With this in mind, this series focuses on simple and easy techniques for expressing the emotions and expressions of subjects. Another key feature of this book is that it guides children to draw using simple lines and shapes as a foundation. Since children tend to prefer expressing drawings with lines rather than filled-in areas, their drawings naturally take on a style similar to cartoons. Even when depicting shapes, they use the most basic forms—circles, triangles, and squares—to create their pictures. Drawing with straight lines, curves, and simple shapes will greatly help develop children's hand-eye coordination......