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Mr White

By Yiting Lee

Original price was: 2.00 JOD.Current price is: 1.00 JOD.

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ISBN: 9781907432132

Publisher: Hogs Back Books

Binding: Paperback

Number of Pages: 32

Publication Date: 19-Feb-15

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Mr. White is the first of Yiting’s books being published by Hogs Back Books. Yiting studied Children’s book illustration at Cambridge School of Art. She uses loosely drawn lines to illustrate scenes and then adds bright colours to bring them to life and this approach inspired the story for Mr. White.

Yiting Lee is from Taiwan and is based in Cambridge where she graduated with an MA in Children's book illustration from the Cambridge School of Art. Yiting enjoys playing with different media and material, from watercolour, colourpencil to collage amd loves to explore the world and experience things then express them in stories or artworks. Yiting has exhibited her work all around the world including the 2011 Tayori - postcards for Japan charity, the 2012 Pop-up Book Exhibition in Taiwan and the Bologna Children's Book Fair alongside fellow students from the Cambridge School of Art. Yiting's work was also exhibited at the 2011 Mill Road Winter Fair - Mill Road Art. Yiting is excited about the publication of Mr White, saying: "I really wish people will love him as I do'.

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Who needs colour? Not Mr. White! This charming book describes how Mr. White discovers something extraordinary in his ordinary and black and white world. He decides to add colour everywhere but realises it is possible to have too much of a good thing. Yiting Lee's simple tale about an ordinary man in an ordinary world carries a strong message about existence, the desire to try something new and what true happiness means. Mr. White is the first of Yiting's books being published by Hogs Back Books. Yiting studied Children's book illustration at Cambridge School of Art. She uses loosely drawn lines to illustrate scenes and then adds bright colours to bring them to life and this approach inspired the story for Mr. White.