…all characters in Chinese are composed of eight fundamental types of brushstrokes, ranked in a simple hierarchy: the dian (dot), heng (horizontal), shu (vertical), pie (left-falling diagonal), na (right-falling diagonal), tiao (rising), zhe (bending downward/rightward), and gou (hook).
Celebrate with a nice balance of nostalgia and modernity.
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World Expo Mascots:
Seymour D. Fair (New Orleans 1984) | Cosmo Hoshimaru (Tsukuba 1985) | Expo Ernie (Vancouver 1986) | Expo Oz (Brisbane 1988) | Curro (Seville 1992) | Gatto Cristoforo (Genoa 1992) | Kumdori (Taejon 1993) | Gil (Lisbon 1998) | Twipsy (Hannover 2000) | Kiccoro & Morizo (Aichi 2005) | Fluvi (Zaragoza 2008) | Haibao (Shanghai 2010) | Yeony & Suny (Yeosu 2012) | Foody (Milan 2015) | Saule, Moldir & Kuat (Astana 2017)
Youth Olympic Games Mascots:
Lyo & Merly (Singapore 2010) | Yoggl (Innsbruck 2012) | LeLe (Nanjing 2014) | Sjogg (Lillehammer 2016)
Commonwealth Games Mascots:
Keyano (Edmonton 1978) | Matilda (Brisbane 1982) | Mac (Edinburgh 1986) | Goldie (Auckland 1990) | Klee Wyck (Victoria 1994) | Wira (Kuala Lumpur 1998) | Kit (Manchester 2002) | Karak (Melbourne 2006) | Shera (Delhi 2010) | Clyde (Glasgow 2014) | Borobi (Gold Coast 2018)
Asian Games Mascots:
Appu (New Delhi 1982) | Pan Pan (Beijing 1990) | Poppo & Cuccu (Hiroshima 1994) | Chai-yo (Bangkok 1998) | Duria (Busan 2002) | Orry (Doha 2002) | A Xiang, A Ru, Le Yangyang, A He, & A Yi (Guangzhou 2010) | Barame, Chumuro & Vichuon (Incheon 2014) | Bhin Bhin, Kaka & Atong (Jakarta & Palembang 2018)
Asian Winter Games Mascots:
“Squirrel” (Sapporo 1986, 1990) | Doudou (Harbin 1996) | Gomdori (Kangwon 1999) | Winta (Aomori 2003) | Lulu (Changchun 2007) | Irby (Astana & Almaty 2011) | Ezomon (Sapporo 2017)
Asian Indoor Games Mascots:
Hey & Há (Bangkok 2005) | Mei Mei (Macau 2007) | Gà Hồ (Hanoi 2009)
Asian Martial Arts Games Mascots:
Hanuman Yindee (Bangkok 2009) | Alabai (Ashgabat 2017)
Asian Youth Games Mascots:
Frasia (Singapore 2009) | Yuan Yuan (Nanjing 2013)
Asian Beach Games:
Jalak Bali (Bali 2008) | Al Jebel, Al Reeh & Al Med (Muscat 2010) | Sha Sha, Yang Yang & Hai Hai (Haiyang 2012) | Sakorn, Sintu & Samut (Phuket 2014) | Chim Yen (Da Nang 2016)
SEA Games Mascots:
Wichien-maat (Bangkok 1985) | Johan (Kuala Lumpur 1989) | Kiko Labuyo (Manila 1991) | Singa (Singapore 1993) | Sawasdee (Chiang Mai 1995) | Hanuman (Jakarta 1997) | Awang Budiman (Bandar Seri Begawan 1999) | Si Tumas (Kuala Lumpur 2001) | Trau Vang (Hanoi & HoChiMinh City 2003) | Gilas (Manila 2005) | Can (Nakhon Ratchasima 2007) | Champa & Champi (Vientiane 2009) | Modo & Modi (Palembang & Jakarta 2011) | Shwe Yoe & Ma Moe (Naypyidaw 2013) | Nila (Singapore 2015) | Rimau (Kuala Lumpur 2017)
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It’s konyakku jelly / gummy in unique resealable little pockets!
Absolutely adorable!
The Schocken Kafka Library Series (1999)
Published by Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Designed by Peter Mendelsund
Penguin Modern Classics Series (2007)
Art Direction by Mother
Cover photography by Jacob Sutton
Styling by Gary Card
Found these featured in ppaper. 21 December 1940 was 70th anniversary of the writer’s death. Designed by Coralie Bickford-Smith of Penguin Books.