Midori Yoshio "Konekonekonote"

Yoshio "Cat" is free-spirited.

They can be cool, yawn carefree, and sing happily, maybe even more free than "cats"?

A cute and lively wonderland where cats, birds, and penguins created by kneading clay play!

The long-awaited collection of 3D illustrator Midori Yoshio's work!

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It's been 10 years since I met Yoshio!

It's been 10 years since I met Yoshio "Cat"!

"Mr. Yoshio, please make a cat and a little bird" & "Try making a Momotaro that only cats appear in."

Works published! congratulation! ! Mr. Yoshio! ! !

--Shogakukan Baby Book Editor-in-Chief Koichi Kokubun (Dog Lover)

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★Pre-sale at Midori Yoshio's solo exhibition "Paper Clay Works Exhibition Hana Uta Shout!!!!!" held in Iromura, Osaka from September 27th (Wednesday) to October 2nd (Monday), 2017!

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Yoshio Midori

3D illustrator. Born in Kitakyushu Graduated from nursery school.

After working as a designer at a design office, he became a three-dimensional illustrator using paper clay. With his colorful and lively works, he is actively involved in production requests from companies, illustrations for magazines, children's books, and picture books, covers for teaching materials, campaign visuals for cat food, calendars, pamphlets, and more. The quarterly magazine "Nekomaru" (Tatsumi Publishing) is currently serializing Yoshio Midori's cat diary. He is in charge of the cover of "Natsume-sha, a warm picture book for mothers and children before good night" (Natsumesha) and the illustration of "Issunboushi". His publications include "A round cute little bird made from clay" (Nitto Shoin). His solo exhibitions and group exhibitions have been held all over Japan, including in Tokyo, Osaka, and Hiroshima.

He loves making things out of clay and kneads the clay with a smile on his face. He especially likes cats and birds.

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A5 size, 64 pages, 2,750yen (consumption tax not included)