More creative wrappings!
The first one is a wok disguising as a bunch of flowers.
The second one is a set of game cards disguising as a cat.
I really love this. Making wonderful combinations with kraft paper and markers.
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More creative wrappings!
The first one is a wok disguising as a bunch of flowers.
The second one is a set of game cards disguising as a cat.
I really love this. Making wonderful combinations with kraft paper and markers.
Remind little goldfish!
I wrote this story about a forgetful little goldfish for Room to Read Vietnam in 2013.
Realizing it's absentmindedness, little goldfish came up with many plans to overcome that.
Then little goldfish went to a fish parade. What an exciting parade it was!
Little goldfish did a great dance and received the crown from the Great Flowerhorn!
Little goldfish was so happy! What could possibly go wrong?
Paper clips are actually great for drawings. Check out some more illustrations I did around them here: https://medium.com/p/ce46d61019fb
The square bear
I wrote this story for Room To Read Vietnam. During the workshop, we were encouraged to develop exciting conflicts in the story flow. I thought about this a lot, and came up with this idea of two antithetical shapes: a square and a circle.
This is a story about a square bear.
He wanted everything to be as square as he is.
The cake moon
I wrote this story for Room To Read Vietnam. This was the first time I got a chance to be coached in a creative writing workshop. It was such an amazing experience. I got lots of story ideas from that.
This is a story about a cake moon sent to the hungry animals during a severe drought.
But there was a greedy owl who wanted to eat it all.
The milk family
I wrote this story for Kim Đồng publishing house. It’s a series about the transformation of different substances in daily life.
This is a journey of milk drops.
They travel through different processes to turn from liquid milk to dairy products.