Tokgabi and his Pranks

Storybook with 16 vibrantly-crafted pages retelling a fantastical and poetic Korean fairytale for the wider American audience.

Print | Illustration

This 2019 version is lovingly crafted with new visuals and writing to faithfully retell this fantastical and poetic story for American audiences.

Ethnographic research was conducted with a cultural consultant on how to best deliver the running themes of the original story that were lost in translation.

Retold from the translation ‘Tokgabi and his Pranks’ by William Elliot Griffis.

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