Linnea Sterte is one of the most mysterious illustrators in Sweden, but probably one of the absolute best. A meditative road trip, a contemplation on life in general. Lessons are learned, and thoughts are exchanged. It’s a slice of seasonal life for a frog who experiences everything for the first time. Along the way, the frog has encounters with mice, cats, dogs, trees, persimmons, and other beings. The frog decides to follow them on their journey south. The spirit yearns for the tropics and so do the two toads. "A young frog (hatched this spring) encounters two toads, who have captured the ghost of a Shungiku flower that withered and died just recently. It has an extremely horizontal format, combined with open spine binding to enable it to easily lay flat while reading, providing readers with an unusally broad spread – close to twenty inches wide, but less than five inches high – that makes for a panoramic landscape that strikes us as working to capture a frog's perspective. To fit the landscape book comfortably in bookshelves, the book has a rotated slipcase, so that you can store the book vertically.Frog in the Fall is a unique work, with a notable Japanese feel. The book has an open spine binding and a thick kraft cover with white and blue pantone spot colors. The story is told in a landscape format, printed in a solid blue pantone ink on our favourite paper from Munken. This is the longest Peow book that we have ever published, at just over 330 pages.
You may recognise her on Instagram as TurnDeCasette, or from the book Stages of Rot which she released in 2017 which she was also Eisner nominated for. Linnea Sterte is one of the most mysterious illustrators in Sweden, but probably one of the absolute best. Along the way, the frog has encounters with mice, cats, dogs, trees, persimmons, and other beings. It's a slice of seasonal life for a frog who experiences everything for the first time.
Over 330 pages, one-color interior, a two-color cover, and a full-color slipcase.Ī young frog (hatched this spring) encounters two toads, who have captured the ghost of a Shungiku flower that withered and died just recently. The new graphic novel by Linnea Sterte (Stages of Rot).
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