Lee Su-yeon et al.: Carving Drawing Book

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Kant said: 'The hand is another brain that reveals itself outside.'. The hand is a motor that does the brain's command, and it provides the most information for the brain. The hand is packed with 70 percent of the touch cells and capillaries, and the 115 nerves that are started from the hand are connected to the body. The dictionary definition of coving is ‘scrape, carved patterns ’ or ‘cratulation.’. It's cutting whatever the object is, so the material can be expressed differently depending on what it is, but if you create a pattern or shape of it, it's all kabing. Fordcabing is a garnishing technique that tries to enhance the food, and uses fruits and vegetables to carve various shapes into a dish with finished dishes. Kabing has a lot to do with art therapy. It's done with fruits and vegetables, which relieves psychological and emotional conflicts. The creation of the Kabings allows us to understand our personal psychological and emotional state, and to gain mental stability and psychological comfort from psychological or emotional conflicts. So, the anxiety and loneliness that primary school students often have can be reduced by creative cawing activities. So, Kabing can play a role in shaping physical or mental and social relationships and improving the quality of our lives.

Korean title: 카빙 드로잉북

Korean author: 이수연 외

Korean publisher: 푸른행복

ISBN-13: 9791156370994

이수연 외: 카빙 드로잉북
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