Rashin Kheiriyeh

 

'Story Boat' written by Kyo Maclear and illustrated by Rashin Kheriyeh, a story about being on the move as a family, for whatever reason', and how 'home' is constantly evolving and changing as you travel, maintained by a thread of consistancy, a cup/ a blanket. Here is home, but here is constantly changing.

"What I really want to convey was the idea that home was also a story," Maclear says. "That what could carry us in the absence of something solid was just the presence of a story."     Kyo Maclear 

Thank you, Joy Chu.

Rashin Kheiriyeh IIII

More feathery beauty by Iranian illustrator Rashin Kheiriyeh from"Where is my blue bird?" which was selected at 2017 Nami Island international picture book illustration concours, South Korea.

Rashin Kheiriyeh II

Rashin Kheiriyeh's illustrations for "Boy, Train and Bird" book, published in Iran, written by Ahmad Reza Ahmadi, and exhibited at the Illustration exhibition of this years Bologna Children's Book Fair.
Rashin's birds with collaged feathers are a delight as are the lovely characters who inhabit her pictures.
It has been eight years since I first blogged Rashin's work and her career has gone from strength to strength with her works selected for many international awards.

Rashin Kheiriyeh Iranian Illustrator

Above: Up There Down There

Above: The Cunning Tailor

Below: Rashin Kheiriyeh

Today I found the beautiful work of Rashin at http://nataschasrosenberg.blogspot.com/ this is a tiny sample of Rashin's books published in many languages that have won many awards see her gallery of works at http://www.rashin-art.com/