“The Tokyoiter” is a project that “celebrates the passion for Tokyo and its inhabitants’ story“, and it is also a tribute to “The New Yorker” and “The Parisianer” traditional cover art. Made by Japanese illustrators, and also foreign artists that are living in Tokyo, each cover is a reflection of Tokyo as a diverse city […]
Some people are lucky to dedicate their life to their childhood passion. This is the case of Laura Wood, a talented illustrator that spends her days creating visual worlds and enjoys every minute of it. Laura, who currently lives in Bristol, has illustrated many children’s books like Cook me a story, Mapping my day, […]
The Mountains of Tibet is a New York Times Outstanding Children’s Book of the Year and Best Illustrated Children’s Book of the Year (1987).Written by Mordicai Gerstein, is an inspiring look at life after death for all ages. Mordicai Gerstein has illustrated and written nearly 50 children’s books. He is also a painter, sculptor, designer […]
Some weeks ago I posted about this extraordinary new way of learning to read Mandarin with Chineasy, and today I would like to recommend you their Memory Game which is a fantastic game for kids, and also for adults, that are learning Mandarin. The rules are simple and similar to other memory games, and this […]
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