The King is Coming: Korean Culture Brought to Life Through Story
Faculty Mentor
Two WU mentors: Jason Tselentis, M.F.A.; Elizabeth Dulemba, M.F.A.; tselentisj@winthrop.edu; dulembae@winthrop.edu; Two Non-WU mentors: Brian Lies; Yoo Yang Suk; blies@earthlink.net; yyoo@kookmin.ac.kr
College
College of Visual and Performing Arts
Department
Design
Faculty Mentor
Jason Tselentis, M.F.A., Elizabeth Dulemba, M.F.A.,
Abstract
My project combines historical Korean culture and modern values to create a timeless tale promoting concepts of respect and humility. My picture book is aimed at children ages 5-8, and includes a story and illustrations that teach and entertain. Through the research of Korean culture and popular children’s books, my finished book will be an historical document and a moral, meshing humor with fact, for children and adults to enjoy.
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Course Assignment
VCOM 486 & VCOM 487 – Tselentis
The King is Coming: Korean Culture Brought to Life Through Story
My project combines historical Korean culture and modern values to create a timeless tale promoting concepts of respect and humility. My picture book is aimed at children ages 5-8, and includes a story and illustrations that teach and entertain. Through the research of Korean culture and popular children’s books, my finished book will be an historical document and a moral, meshing humor with fact, for children and adults to enjoy.
