40double spreads
A book children read to the end
Illustration on the left and text on the right, forty times over. Each spread tells one single thing and tells it well: no filler, no pages to skip.
What you will find inside, told in eight figures. Swipe, or let them play on their own.
40double spreads
Illustration on the left and text on the right, forty times over. Each spread tells one single thing and tells it well: no filler, no pages to skip.
Kosmo wears violet and carries a sun on his medallion. His antenna records what is happening now and transmits it to the Great Galactic Exploration Centre. He is the funny one: he gets distracted, eats twenty calamari sandwiches and falls asleep on a museum plinth while visitors admire him as contemporary art.
Mila wears orange and carries a moon. Her antenna projects a golden beam that opens a window onto the past, and she is the one who tells the history: what stood here two hundred years ago, who lived in this house, how this was built. Between them they cover the present and the past of any place, and that division of labour is what makes the format fit almost any commission.
In the collection you can flip through every book in full before you buy it.