CONTENTS

To you who are just starting out

Part 1: Preview of Sagong Yeonghwal's Portrait Painting Special Lecture
Preparation
Face Drawing 1 Front, Side, and Profile
Face Drawing 2 Front, Side
Face Drawing 3 Eyes
Face Drawing 4 Nose
Face Drawing 5 Mouth
Face Drawing 6 Ears
Portrait painting, you can draw it if you know this!
8-Step Figure Drawing Preview

PART 2: Sagong Yeonghwal's Portrait Painting Special Lecture
1st period girl
2nd period boy
3rd period girl 1
4th period girl 2
5th period, boy 1
6th period, boys 2
7th period grandmother
8th period grandfather

Special Appendix: Portrait Drawing Practice Sheet

The World's Easiest Figure Drawing Guide
Anyone can draw it easily!

“This is my first time drawing a portrait!”
To you who are just starting out

“Start your painting with a portrait.
Both those who want to draw portraits and those who simply want to learn how to draw.
If you can draw portraits well, you can draw landscapes and still lifes really easily.
“That’s the advantage of portraiture.”
However, no matter how good portrait painting is, it is difficult to find a friendly book for people who just want to learn it as a hobby, or for middle-aged women and men who have become interested in painting as they get older.
If you look around, you will see art schools and various drawing textbooks for those majoring in art or design.
If you're feeling overwhelmed by the sheer weight of books filled with drawing techniques and difficult techniques, consider taking a look at Sagong Young-Hwal's drawing class.

This book will provide you with the practical know-how you need for those who are just starting out in portrait drawing.
Now it's time to open the world's easiest figure drawing guidebook.


Naver's representative cafe 'Pencil Sketch'
Drawing Secrets of the Portrait Wizard Sagong Yeonghwal

A friendly portrait drawing guidebook that teaches anyone how to draw portraits easily.
Teacher Sakong Yeonghwal, who leads 56,000 enthusiasts at Naver's representative cafe 'Pencil Sketch', teaches how to draw portraits in 30 minutes, filled with his 10 years of know-how.
Unlike existing books that teach drawing but are full of text, this book is designed to allow for intuitive learning in a short period of time by looking at large pictures.

This book consists of eight steps, starting with line drawing, breaking it down into units and sketching, and drawing eyes, nose, mouth, and head.
Step 8 is so easy that it needs no explanation.
Anyone can complete a portrait in just 30 minutes by following the example pictures step by step.

In addition to the main text, a special appendix, "Drawing Practice Sheet," is included, featuring a variety of facial expressions and faces of all ages and genders, allowing for ample practice.
It is easy to follow along, and the outline is drawn in 5cm increments, so it is not difficult at all for even absolute beginners to practice on their own.


The best gift to give to your loved ones
“If you draw my face, the other person won’t forget me.”

“Expensive and precious gifts may be nice for a while, but paintings are forever.
If I draw a face, the other person won't forget me.
“That’s the true charm of portraits drawn with pencil,” says Mr. Sakong Yeong-hwal.
Among the members of the 'Pencil Sketch' cafe, there is a person with a level 1 disability who can barely move his hands, and another who is learning to draw so that he can draw his precious daughter whom he had after 20 years of marriage.
A laughing child, a wife bubbling stew, a husband sleeping soundly, parents smiling with gentle wrinkles, or even a favorite celebrity... Portraiture has the charm of killing two birds with one stone: drawing your loved ones, whether family or celebrities, can bring you happiness, and with just a pencil, you can gift your loved ones with the ultimate emotion.
So, without further hesitation, why not give portrait sketching a try?