Meet the fairy tales in a book!

A little strange romantic comedy where three different people meet to heal and heal wounds.

A series of special fairy tales written by famous fairy tale author Moon Young, who do not know love in the drama, is published in Wisdom House.

The scriptwriter, Jo Yong, and the illustrator Jamsan took part in it to capture the lingering and emotions.

Jo Yong

Through his work, Jo Yong conveys a heartfelt message, “They are only a little unusual, so they are so lonely, my dear, give them warm comfort.”

He concludes that ‘slightly different’ protagonists are not ‘abnormal’.

Rather, they are talking about filling the loneliness through each other’s warmth.

Jamsan

He is working as a concept artist and illustrator.

He held a solo exhibition [People Gathering], and participated as a concept artist for numerous illustrations,

including Nike Park Ji-sung CF & Graphic Noble, Enprani Road Shop Holika.

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