Zodiacville Runners Lasten kirjan kuvitus by Juyeon Park

Zodiacville Runners Lasten kirjan kuvitus by Juyeon Park is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Pronssipalkinto A' Design Award in Painomuotoilu Competition Category.

PronssiPainotuotteet· 2021

Zodiacville Runners Lasten kirjan kuvitus

by Juyeon Park

Client: Karandashi

Pronssipalkinto A' Design Award Winner in Painotuotteet Category

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The Design

About Zodiacville Runners Lasten kirjan kuvitus

Zodiacville Runners on kuvitettu lasten satukirja Zodiacvillen eläimistä, jotka osallistuvat Lohikäärmekuninkaan järjestämään juoksujuhlaan. Kuvitukset yhdistävät perinteisen korealaisen minhwa-maalaustyylin piirteitä digitaaliseen pointillismiin. Lukuisia himmeitä pisteitä kerrostettiin yksitellen, saaden inspiraationsa itämaisesta takamaalaustekniikasta. Kirjan koko on 260 x 260 millimetriä, ja sen kulmat on pyöristetty turvallisuuden vuoksi. Ensimmäinen osa esittelee tarinan lapsille, kun taas toinen osa tarjoaa oppimisoppaita ja täydentävää materiaalia kasvattajille.

The Recognition

About the Pronssipalkinto A' Design Award

Zodiacville Runners Lasten kirjan kuvitus on Pronssipalkinnon A' Design Award -voittaja, erittäin arvostettu tunnustus, joka myönnetään erinomaisille designeille, joita luonnehtivat luovuus, nerokkuus ja oveluus. Pronssivoittajat ovat runsaan taitavia ja silmiinpistävän luovia taiteellisia tuotoksia, jotka todistavat suunnittelijoidensa laajaa kokemusta, mielikuvitusta ja kekseliäisyyttä. Zodiacville Runners Lasten kirjan kuvitus:n odotetaan olevan korkeassa arvossa pidetty, ihailtu ja rakastettu esine, joka on huomattavan ammattimainen ja innovatiivinen. Tämä Pronssipalkinnon A' Design Award -voittajadesign sisällyttää itseensä parhaita käytäntöjä taiteessa, tieteessä, designissa ja teknologiassa ja on erinomainen huomiollaan yksityiskohtiin. Zodiacville Runners Lasten kirjan kuvitus tyydyttää upeasti tarpeita, koskettaa haluja, viehättää tunteita ja vetoaa uteliaisuuteen.

Behind the Design

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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: This project is an experimental mixture of traditional Korean 'minhwa' attributes, fable narratives passed from mouth to mouth, and illustrator's own digital pointillism painting styles. Accordingly, folkish episodes of zodiacville animals are based on the humorous and joyful sentiment of the festival. Furthermore, numerous dilute dots were blended layer by layer, inspired by the oriental back-painting technique.
Dimensions & Packaging: 260mm X 260mm, Rounding post-processing to prevent children from cutting their hands on a book
Tags: Illustration, Fairy Tale, Pointillism, Zodiac
Production Technology: Layering hard-type dots one by one, the illustrator materialized the pointillism in a digital drawing environment.
Design Challenge: There were concerns that humorous expressions could convey distorted visual messages to growing children, as this book was planned to be used in educational sites. Therefore, the contents were continuously consulted by professional elementary teachers and volunteers from youth institutions. Accordingly, the illustrations have undergone modifications to prevent expressing certain races or minority classes in negative stereotypes.
Research: The project is based on anatomical research to represent detailed animal characters that fit the cognitive ability of shapes of teenage children. In advance, the actual bones and muscle structures of the animals in the book were analyzed in detail. After that, the silhouettes were organically simplified and the deformation technique was applied to give character traits.
Inspiration: This is a children's fairy tale about Zodiacville's animals participated in the running festival hosted by the Dragon King. The illustrator and writer enriched episodes with ideas from several workshops in the plot conception stage. For example, a four-character idiom, "Monkeys and dogs don't get along well", was naturally included in the episode.
Project Duration: The duration of the project is from October 2018 to February 2019. The project was mainly carried out in South Korea. Later, other countries where the books are planned to be distributed are Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine.
Operation Flow: The book is divided into Part1 for children and Part 2 for educators. Educators organize classes by referring to learning guides and supplementary materials in Part2, helping children understand contents in Part1. Educators use illustrations and Russian hint texts to encourage children to learn Korean and Korean culture naturally. Furthermore, children infer the situation with illustrations and learn in-depth on what the yellow-highlighted keywords mean in Korean.
Team Members: Juyeon Park
Image Credits: Juyeon Park, 2019