Part 1: Preparing to Draw
Understanding Drawing 12
Introduction to Materials Needed for Pencil Drawing 13

1.
Understanding of good
Straight Line Exercise 18
20 lines of different lengths
Irregular line 21
22 lines of different thicknesses
Short and thick line 23

2.
Understanding clairvoyance
1-point perspective 25
2-point perspective 26
3-point perspective 27

3.
Understanding light and shade
Basics of Light and Shadow 29
Hexahedron 31
Cylinder 32
Old 33

Part 2 Preparing to Draw a Tree
1.
Tree practice
Drawing with vertical lines 35
Drawing with lines of different lengths 36
Expressing with short, thick lines 37
Expressing Softly 38
Line 39 drawn without force

2.
Texture expression practice
Wood Grain Practice 40
Stone Drawing 42
Baby Apple 43
Expression of Water 44
Cloud Expression 45
Rubbing, erasing, and pencil turning 46
People on the Street 48

Part 3: Drawing a Tree
1.
Winter Tree 51
2.
Cyprus 56
3.
Roman Umbrella Pine 58
4.
Palm tree 62
5.
Sycamore 64
6.
Tree stump 66
7.
Leafy Tree 68
8.
Two cedar trees 70
9.
Pine tree 72

Part 4 Landscape with Trees
1.
80 Big Trees Found on the Trail
2.
Tree that Climbed Over the Wall 83
3.
Palm trees in summer vacation spots 86
4.
Resting Road 90
5.
Bench 94 under the shade of a tree
6.
96 in Goseong, where the leaves fall in late autumn
7.
100 street trees peeking out between buildings
8.
Quiet Beach and Pine Trees 102
9.
Two People 106
10.
Alleyway 110: Spring Has Arrived
11.
Waiting for the bus 112
12.
114 in Gangneung in early spring
13.
Standing by the river 118
14.
122 in front of the hotel in the late afternoon
15.
Warm Backyard 126
16.
Dorimcheon Trail 130
17.
One Day in May 134
18.
Two trees guarding the front of the coffee shop 138
19.
People Walking 142
20.
Narrow path with flowing water 146
21.
A building with unique windows and 150 street trees
22.
Late Afternoon Walk along Dorimcheon 154
23.
Letter from England 158

Part 5 Gallery

- Introduction to materials needed for pencil drawing, such as pencils, paper, and erasers.
- How to draw five types of lines: straight lines, lines of different lengths, irregular lines, lines of different thicknesses, and short and thick lines.
- Perspective techniques for expressing a sense of space and perspective, methods for expressing light and shade in various basic three-dimensional shapes, and methods for depicting various tree shapes and textures
- Drawing a tree step by step, such as a winter tree, sycamore, or pine tree
- Step-by-step drawing of a landscape painting with various materials such as trees, buildings, people, and benches.