1.
flower
2.
dandelion
3.
sunflower
4.
morning glory
5.
stag beetle
6.
cicada
7.
butterfly
8.
dragonfly
9.
pineapple
10.
banana
11.
watermelon
12.
vegetable
13.
elephant
14.
giraffe
15.
pig
16.
bear
17.
panda
18.
crocodile
19.
word
20.
sheep
21.
squirrel
22.
dinosaur
23.
high-speed train
24.
police car
25.
fire engine
26.
shark
27.
seal
28.
penguin
29.
frog
30.
person
31.
walking
32.
running

You can draw anything with circles, triangles, and squares!
Before drawing with your hands, you must first understand it in your head.

When a child first starts drawing, it is difficult if they just start drawing without any plan.
First, you need to observe and understand what the object you want to draw looks like.
The shape of most objects is a combination of simple shapes such as circles, triangles, and squares.
So when you draw, you need to know what shape an object is made of, and whether it resembles something simple.


Before you just draw with your hands, understand it with your head first.
This is how to draw well.
The [Easy 10 Minutes a Day Drawing] series is a book planned with this idea in mind.
If you can draw circles, triangles, and squares, you can draw anything.


It's okay if you don't send them to art school.
Improve your drawing skills at home in just 10 minutes a day!

[Easy Drawing in 10 Minutes a Day] is a book created based on the author's experience teaching drawing to over 10,000 children in cultural centers, kindergartens, and schools for about 10 years.
We thoroughly researched what children find difficult, how to draw well, and what topics are mainly drawn in kindergartens and schools.
Among the similar-looking children's drawing books on the market, this will be the easiest and most user-friendly book.


Draw for 10 minutes a day with [Easy 10-Minute Drawing a Day].
Even if you don't go to an art school, your drawing skills will improve quickly just by having this book.
It is designed so that even children who do not know Korean can follow along and draw on their own, and you can also choose a book that is appropriate for your child's developmental stage.

Are you worried that if you copy, you won't be creative?
Creativity comes only when you have the ability to express yourself first.

If you force a child who is not confident in his or her drawing skills to draw his or her own, the child will find drawing even more difficult.
It is good for these children to first develop their expressive skills by looking at books and drawing along with the pictures.
As you become more expressive, you will gain confidence in drawing.


Just because you're drawing something doesn't mean you have to draw it exactly the same way.
For example, you could draw a lion's legs longer, or a human face more square.
It's a good idea to experiment with a variety of drawing materials or paint with your favorite colors.
As you draw step by step, your expressiveness and confidence will grow, and your creativity will develop as you gradually develop your own style.


You can draw directly on the book without a sketchbook.
And then the book I wrote later becomes a diary and memories of the child's growth.

The left page shows how to draw objects, and the right page has space for your child to draw freely.
Rather than leaving the space completely empty, you can create wonderful works for each theme by setting a background or picture concept.
Naturally, your background drawing skills will improve, which will be helpful when you draw landscapes or scientific paintings in elementary school.
Also, unlike the workbooks commonly found on the market, it is printed on thick paper, so you can use any materials, including colored pencils, crayons, markers, and watercolors.
At the bottom there is a box to record the date the picture was drawn.
And then the book I write later becomes a diary and memories of the child's growth.