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Yoshitomo Nara: Little Star Communication (THE LITTLE STAR DWELLER)

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The cover of Hard Boyd Hard Jock, a well-known author, was Yosito's first domestic bound. It is a autobiography that has conveyed the confession of life and art through his work, his photographs, his sketchs. Although his book has not been published in the country, he is already a world-class artist, and the empty, cold, and unspoken gestures of his cute, innocent little children are enough to make them feel fresh for seeing with horror. The book takes time from the birth of the author to the present time of his development as an artist. In my early life and in college, when I was only painting in my room and carrying my burlap bags, the time spent in Europe meeting people and building ideals, and completing pictures through intense conversation with myself, and creating a show and getting to the end of success, this record of happy moments with friends, will make me feel more familiar with Yotomo, a country that was still wrapped in mystery. The picture, the photograph, and the flat floor of the workshop, which provides a pleasure to include a 213-cent edition, can also be seen in this book, where you can see the frank face and face of an artist who is speaking through a painting.

Korean title: 작은별 통신 (THE LITTLE STAR DWELLER)

Korean author: 나라 요시토모

Korean publisher: 시공사

ISBN-13: 9788952742377

Reviews

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MI****
May 20, 2011

If you like Yositomo, you think it's worth it. The story of the writer is well-intended and easy to read, so it is easy to focus on. His story of Confucianism is very helpful, his paintings are very good, and his printing is very good. I've been comforted, and encouraged by this book.

MU****
March 24, 2010

The picture of a girl who seemed to be full of discontent was very impressive in the novel of Yosimoto bananas [hard Boyd Harduck]. She liked her novel, and she thought she liked the illustrations in it. And I saw Yositomo's [little-star communication] in his uninvitingly-given country and found out that the author of the illustrator in her novel was Yosttomo, and I was surprised and surprised to see how he was a man. "I'm going to go to the Kingdom Hall.". [Small Star Communication] is a book

HA******
January 10, 2007

I think the National Yomiuri exhibition last year was done in our country. I think he drew a simple picture. I look at it closely and I think it's a double-eyed eyelid. And the eyes are lined up. This book has a story about what he's experienced in the places he've been. The story is very mainstream, since the painting is his main interest and everyday life. A book like autobiography. To him, painting is an act of making sure that there is a existence.

NI********
November 13, 2006

The hot new liver that came before the city construction. The more known was the illustrated home of Yosimoto, the country. The book is in the box of cute play paper. (Cheering and refreshing!). The freshness of this book is hard to speak. The middle section of the book is divided into sections. He's all cute and naive! "Punch to those who think they're going to be able to do it.". A cold look from the face of the child, not "grieved" or "beautiful.". The smoothed-out editor and various

BU*****
February 21, 2006

A global illustrator or painter working on small children and animals as Jutima, a biographies collection of autobiographical paintings in Yositomo, the country. His paintings are mere character narratives, and yet his unique personality makes him feel no simplicity. 20-year-olds were young and brave enough to take college registration money and travel to Europe. Where you can draw without being in school, you can do anything you want to. The author who was so passionate about his painting that

NE***
October 16, 2005

Earth, third planet of the solar system. The countless lives that visit the stars of the planet. Thousands of lives a day find stars like the Earth. I am one of them and I am also one of the writers of this book. The writer Yotomo country, who speaks his life as a stranger and a resident of the earth. The reason for the life of an artist, Yositomo country, is simple. You're facing yourself and expressing it in pictures or pictures. It's a recordr and creation. I know, but I forgot. The reason

CH*******
August 6, 2005

I was on my way to the National Show in Yositomo. I went with my friends, and it was a really nice show. I wanted to buy some kind of war books, but money was a problem. (Laughter) But not just books, but other things could be bought with less money. And as you go down to the entrance of the exhibition, you see a place where you sell all kinds of things. There they sell the postcards of my Yositomo and the cute puppy in my Yotomo painting. Hmm. I bought only postcards, but if I had money. I

JY****
June 5, 2005

I was a gang member. I never went to the movies in the arcade because I didn’t leave the stone, didn’T leave the car, didn't take the usual break. I didn't sleep in class, as the mutant gene was stuck in. But what kind of a high-end could he be? When I realized that I was going to college, drinking alcohol, not being rich and successful and running around happily in life, it was very sad for me to be a criminal-based life, which had been repressed from my youth. I told him to do it. He told me

OU*****
March 8, 2005

A biographies of Japanese contemporary art writer, who organized his life from 1959 to 2003 in the country of Yositomo. The article "Small Star Communication" was a single-letter text that appeared in Japan's magazine H. In the ephemeral elogues, I think I've expressed a little bit of my experience. And the personal part that I haven't written in this book, I want to keep in my mind a hard one. I've grown up in art, and I'm a very worried person. To be honest, I still live in the middle of art

CO********
February 7, 2005

The character of Yositomo, a rather ugly but not so much so scary, yet cute, country, allows me to dwell on my busy routine for a while. I often used to paint and play in practice because I loved graffiti on walls as a child. So I was really upset with her. That's a sad memory, and I can see the pictures of Yositomo in the country, and it reminds me of why. He smiles alone, fumbling. In fact, it is already published and sold in Japan. People like me who don't know Japanese want to buy and read

나라 요시토모: 작은별 통신 (THE LITTLE STAR DWELLER)
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