* The second story of 『The Power of Drawing』, loved by 200,000 readers!
* 62 pictures to help you have the best day ever
* Habits of success from Professor Kim Seon-hyeon, the leading authority in the art therapy field

“Nothing can more clearly prove that art serves humanity.”
This recommendation left by art critic Kim Mi-ok for 『The Power of Painting 2』 accurately penetrates the essence of the book.
This relates to the emotional and abstract impact we usually expect from art, but it also speaks to a more direct and scientifically proven fact.

A research team at the University of Liverpool in the UK announced the results of a study showing that the abstraction of a master stimulates the neural mechanisms of the brain and activates brain function.
Drawing has a positive effect on the brain.
Based on this clear fact, 『The Power of Drawing 2』 is composed of drawings that will help you become a little better every day, and ultimately, become your best self.
The drawings introduced in 『The Power of Drawing 2』 will help you lead the small moments of your daily life in a slightly better direction, such as when you are stressed, when your confidence is low, when you are tired from focusing too much, when you just feel lethargic, when you are 'down' in your daily life, when you start something new, when you want to feel better and rest, and when you want to stop distracting thoughts.

These pictures will support you in leading an effective daily life.
I believe in the power of drawing again.
---From "Author's Note: I Believe in the Power of Pictures Again"

For everyone who wants to be successful, there comes a time when they need to be bold and not care about their surroundings.
I hope this painting empowers me to block out the noise around me, or the fears and anxieties within me, and focus on what I need to do now.
---From "Why Successful People Are Drawn to This Painting"

This painting is a miracle that Van Gogh gave with all his heart.
It was during the most difficult time of his life, to the point of admitting himself to a mental hospital, that he created a work filled with a more stable sense of happiness than any of his other works.
---From "Give the Miraculous 'Almond Tree'"

I am originally a good person.
I have so many strengths.
Think of people who encourage you by telling you about their strengths.
---From "You Are Enough"

Even if we approximate green by the trees and grass around us, the colors we are accustomed to in our daily lives have a very different effect than those seen in the best works of art.
If you take a moment to look at this picture while you are busy working, you will enjoy a healthy stimulation and a refreshing visual effect.
---From "The Art of Break Time"

In fact, taking a short nap is the most effective treatment for spring fever, but for those who cannot do so, it can also be helpful to take a moment to look at a painting that makes you feel like you are enjoying a cup of tea or a hearty meal, like this one.
Enjoy the leisurely pace of the painting while the visual stimulation will awaken your mind.
---From "Visual Effects That Make You Sleepy"

You can simply look at this picture and enjoy the mental rest that the moon jar provides.
But if you feel inadequate or lack confidence, repeat to yourself, 'This daytime moon is like me.'
And imagine you shining when the time comes.
---From "When I Need the Strength to Believe in Myself"

The environment definitely influences me.
But I can also make things better.
Like that golden fish that became a light in the dark sea.
Circumstances don't determine where I can go, they only determine where I start.
---From "The Power to Overcome Given Reality"

If you need the strength to tighten the reins and strike once more at the last moment, look at this painting that will soak up the energy of Poseidon often.
This is a picture that will cheer me on so much that I can squeeze out every ounce of strength I have.
---From "Tighten the reins!"

Instead of looking back and checking whether the footsteps I've walked are pretty and straight, I'd rather be excited about what kind of world lies around the corner.
The path in Witrillo's painting shows a composition where we can walk, shaking off the foolishness that holds us back, and making new resolutions.

---From "Walking the Invisible Path"