Golden A' Design Award Winner 2020
educational materials, learning workbooks, pixel art illustration, eight-bit aesthetic, Korean typography, tetradic color harmony, coral pink, lime green, marigold orange, cerulean blue, saturated palette, high-key value structure, paper craft figures, voxel design, curriculum materials, elementary education, subject differentiation, character mascots, speech bubble graphics, systematic presentation, contemporary design, playful aesthetic, geometric simplicity, cubic forms, matte paper finish, diffused lighting, white display surface, stepped composition, diagonal arrangement, hierarchical organization, grade-level indicators, supplementary materials, tactile learning, digital-physical integration, child-friendly design, accessible education, warm color temperature, clean edges, bold typography, cheerful atmosphere, structured layout, product photography
Powerbox Wanja is a study book series designed for elementary school students. The series applies the Powerbox Learning Method, in which learning concepts are split into small parts placed inside square frames. Twenty books cover all elementary school grades, and each subject is given a separate color for easier recognition. Cube-shaped characters appear on the covers, and four books form a large cube shape when combined. Paper toy kits are included, so learners can build cube figures, an activity that supports spatial cognition and holds interest.