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    The Fox and the Green-Eyed

    PrizeOfficial Selection in Illustrate (graphic)
    CompanyHongik University (Professor)
    ArtistHitomi Sakabe
    CategoryProfessional
    ClientNurimbo
    CreditHitomi Sakabe. The climax of the book.
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    This work explores infant socialization. Bear, the main character, transitions from family to friendship with Fox, expanding their social connections. Previously, Bear and Fox became best friends. The group expands to include Rabbit, fostering further growth. Cherry blossoms symbolize spring's peak, with Bear's anger depicted through fluttering petals. The final scene shows Bear and friends on a cherry blossom blanket, as if the sky smiles upon them. Their remarkable growth leads to acceptance of "all together" in their social journey. It recommended by the Kyobo Book's merchandiser.

    Bio
    Hitomi Sakabe, based in South Korea, is a graphic designer, visual artist, and educator. She has published 10 picture books and 2 books in collaboration with publishers like Design House and Woongjin Thinkbig.
    She holds a Doctorate of Design degree (DDes) from Seoul National University and currently serves as an assistant professor at the School of Design Convergence, Hongik University. Alongside her academic role, she is also the director of the Korea Society of Illustration Research (KSIR) and a member of the Japan Graphic Designers Association Inc. (JAGDA).