When Lee Junseon was young, he was a playful boy who roamed around the mountains and the fields. He was really into drawing and creating things. In his first year of elementary school, he drew his dad with crayons during art class and his drawing made it into the cover of Boy, a monthly magazine.
Maybe that's where Lee's career as an illustrator began. These days he enjoys drawing on traditional Korean paper with Chinese ink. Books Lee has illustrated include Princess's Room & Prince's Castle, A Rabbit Who Became a Magician, Red Bean Porridge Tiger and the Seven Objects, The Tiger Rock That Grants People's Wishes, Yeoul's Museum Tour, Old Tombs That Tell Stories About Korean History, The Goblin Market, and Busan Elementary School Student Yeonghee Took a Train to Gyeongseong.