Ice Cream Work
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.52 (630 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0983491739 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 40 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
When you take time to sip instead of gulp." - Tofugu . The story exudes a loopy, anarchist joy: chronicling the adventures of a hardworking and stylish frozen dairy confection and his eclectically industrious week." - Dale Bayse, author of the Heck, Where the Bad Kids Go series"Naoshi represents everything I love about contemporary Japanese art: one foot in history, one foot in pop culture, two skilled hands, and her head firmly in a cloud of unadulterated enthusiasm for making art." Matt Wagner, author of The Tall T
. In her effort to familiarize more people with Sunae outside of Japan, she has participated in a wide range of projects including gallery exhibitions, commercial work, and children s workshops. Naoshi is a Tokyo based artist currently living in Los Angeles. She uses shiny colorful sand, called Sunae in Japan, to create surreal people living in the real world. Naoshi is an internationally acclaimed Japanese illustrator whose distinctive characters and original style are
This utterly delicious book tells the story of a humble ice cream cone man whose search for work takes him many places and puts him in challenging situations as he tries to earn a living over the course of a week. This book reminds us that everyone has unique traits which make them special and emphasizes the importance of creativity and imagination in daily life. Ice Cream Work will delight readers young and old while introducing an exciting new talent to American audiences.. Using shiny colorful sand, known as Sunae in Japan, Naoshi’s distinctive style is instantly memorable and utterly original. There is also an interactive “Look and Find” page which challenges readers to spot details they might not have noticed before. Winner - Gold Medal - PubWest Book Design Awards“The sort of book that could easily capture the imagination of kids drawn to the culinary fantasylands of Strawbe
"fun and colorful book uses Sunae--colored sand--to create amazing illustrations" according to Amazon Customer. This unique, fun and colorful book uses Sunae--colored sand--to create amazing illustrations. The story follows Ice Cream Man through his various jobs throughout the week performing tasks that can use an ice cream cone as a camouflaged part--such as a traffic cone, a golf ball and tee or part of a sunflower. It includes an explanation and craft for Sunae and a look & find for various cute characters throughout the book. The unique, kawaii feel will appeal to young kids and create a memorable reading experience . More than a kid's book Kaylee P. The illustrations in this book are sublime! The method used is "sunae," or sand art, though you'd hardly guess it with the impressive level of detail. The story itself follows a bizarre little ice cream guy in his day-to-day routine, which is quirky, fun, and altogether entertaining. Though it could very well be a children's book, the simplicity isn't bad - I could spend hours with the colorful characters and the "search-and-find" section in the back.. The “look & find” pages are fun and when searching for these Jules This is a delightful book for both children and adults. Upon the first read, you’ll miss many hidden quirks and characters. The “look & find” pages are fun and when searching for these, you’ll find plenty of gems within Naoshi’s Sunae artwork. Each page also offers a chance for children to make up their own story of Ice Cream Man’s work routine. It’s also fun to find out how the Sunae sand art is made and how to make your own.