Showing posts with label Illustration Stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illustration Stuff. Show all posts
Jim Benton Autograph!
One of our favorite artists is Jim Benton, creator of "Happy Bunny." Jim was at the Licensing International Expo and we bought his books to get them autographed! Here are some pics of him and the Jim Benton booth!
Licensing International Expo Las Vegas 2010
We had a great show at the Licensing International Expo that took place in Las Vegas from June 8 - 10, 2010. Below are pictures of our booth and some other pictures that were taken by permission from other exhibitors.
Vooz Booth - Their famous character "Pucca!"
Transformers!
Jim Benton's Booth - Famous character "Happy Bunny!"
Star Wars!
Smurfs!
Ugly Dolls!
Seoul International Book Fair
Here are some pictures taken from the Seoul International Book Fair! It was great to see so many books and fabulous illustration talent. It was especially so when seeing the breathtaking craftmanship exhibited by artists and college students who are aspiring and pursuing the field of children's books and illustrations!
Illustrations
What amazing craftmanship!
Seoul International Book Fair is definitely worthwhile of visiting for those especially in the children's book industry.
Cool Signage!
Little Belly and a Hong Soo Hwan caricature (which WooToons created), was used in a signage to promote Living Show on KBS2 at Hong Soo Hwan's Star Boxing gym! Check it out!
Licensing International Expo
WooToons will be attending the Licensing International Expo in Las Vegas from June 8 - 10, 2010. We will be exhibiting with KOCCA (Korea Creative Content Agency) at booth numbers 4057 and 4257.
Hong Soo Hwan Caricature!
WooToons had the great opportunity to draw Korean boxing legend and two-time world champion boxer's caricature!
Insadong in South, Korea
On my way to meeting Emily Gravett, I had to take pictures of these amazing stores and sights that truly reflect Korea's old and new culture!
*" Insadong-gil is "well known as a traditional street to both locals and foreigners"[10] and represents the "culture of the past and the present"[11]. It contains a mixture of historical and modern atmosphere and is a "unique area of Seoul that truly represents the cultural history of the nation."[10] The majority of the traditional buildings originally belonged to merchants and bureaucrats. Some larger residences, built for retired government officials during the Joseon period, can also be seen. Most of these older buildings are now used as restaurants or shops. *credit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insadong
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http://picasaweb.google.com/iwootoons/Insadong?feat=directlink
*" Insadong-gil is "well known as a traditional street to both locals and foreigners"[10] and represents the "culture of the past and the present"[11]. It contains a mixture of historical and modern atmosphere and is a "unique area of Seoul that truly represents the cultural history of the nation."[10] The majority of the traditional buildings originally belonged to merchants and bureaucrats. Some larger residences, built for retired government officials during the Joseon period, can also be seen. Most of these older buildings are now used as restaurants or shops. *credit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insadong
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http://picasaweb.google.com/iwootoons/Insadong?feat=directlink
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