Showing posts with label Inkyung Noh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inkyung Noh. Show all posts

Wednesday, 16 January 2019

Inkyung Noh II




I adore the quietness of these illustrations by Inkyung Noh, the simplicity that holds the horse's puzzlement and the prominence of only one or two main bold colours.  



Monday, 6 April 2015

Inkyung Noh






What is often difficult at Bologna is that Chinese, Korean, Taiwanese and Japanese illustrators names are indecipherable and often not translated. Even when they are translated, it is rare that you will be able to find an Internet presence. So this means that there are great talents with unique illustrations that I am unable to share.
Thankfully Inkyung Noh's Mr Tutti, was in a special catalogue by KPIPA and KBBY to promote Korean picture books around the world; 'Korean picture books that bring us comfort'.
Mr Tutti is a story about an elephant trying to take water home to his family 100 drops in total, and the story of those drops of water on the journey home, it is a beautiful story with simple evocative illustrations.