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Fiesta del Libro y la Cultura

Tom Sóyer and Brazil, guest country

Illustration and animation for Medellín’s 2017 Book and Culture Festival, across the little yellow book, its interactive app and the Brazil guest-country identity.

Client
Fiesta del Libro y la Cultura de Medellín
Role
Illustration and animation
Year
2017

Deliverables

Book illustrations · Character design · App animation · Brazil identity

Tom Sóyer. Little yellow book

Each year, the Book and Culture Festival of Medellín (Colombia) publishes the "little yellow book", a series of short adaptations of universal literature classics. For 2017, the title chosen was Mark Twain's novel "Tom Sawyer".

I was commissioned to create the llustrations for both printed and interactive/animated app.

Tom Soyer. Little yellow book, artwork 14
Tom Soyer. Little yellow book, artwork 15

Characters and scenes

The characters developed for this adaptation were Tom Sawyer as "Tom Sóyer", aunt Polly as "Tía Dolly", Huckleberry Finn as "Huck El mortiño" Becky Tatcher as "Becky", Injun Joe as "Indio Joe"

Tom Soyer. Little yellow book, artwork 7

Brazil, guest country

In all previous editions, the guest at the Medellín Book Festival was usually a city. In 2017, for the first time, there is a guest country: Brazil, which assisted with a delegation of almost 100 people, more than 6,000 literary titles, but also a variety of talks of authors, samples of gastronomy, cinema and music of the largest country in South America.

I was commissioned to create the brand image and a set of icons representatives of Brazil.

Download the Brazil icon set for free Here

Brazil country guest. Medellín Book Festival 2017., artwork 1
Brazil country guest. Medellín Book Festival 2017., artwork 3

Credits

Client: Medellín Book Festival 2017

Project`s supervisors: Ana María Arango, Gregorio Herrera

Story by: Koleia Bungard. Based in Mark Twain`s novel "Tom Sawyer"

Illustration & animation: Kathiuska (Catalina Vásquez)

Additional animation: David Castaño

App programing: PanterCo.