Gauche, the Cello player

Selected books for the Japanese Library Association

"Hey, Gauche. I'm having trouble with you. I have no expressions. I'm angry or happy, but I can't bring out any emotions at all."
Rakucho yells at him and Gauche, who practices hard until late at night, has been coming to Gauche one after another since that day...

Someone who can't see is always watching over me...
This work depicts Sato Aya from a warm perspective as the blissful time with the animals that visit each night, rekindling Gauche's passion for music.

【profile】
Illustration: Sato Aya
Born in Chiba Prefecture. After graduating from Kuwasawa Design School, he studied at the Sets Mod Seminar.
He won the honorable mention at the 6th Japanese-French Hall Poster Original Art Competition.
She made her debut in 1999 with "The Horse Who Wanted to Dance Ballet" (written by H. Stoltenberg, translated by Hishiki Akiko, Fukuinkan Shoten).
His main illustrations include the "Cat Taxi" series (written by Nanbu Kazuya, Fukuinkan Shoten), "The Ghost O-chan" and "Keizo-san hates April." ' (both written by Ichikawa Nobuko, Fukuinkan Shoten), 'A Fun Farm' (both written by Marcel Eame, translated by Sakumayumiko, Fukuinkan Shoten), 'Pipin and Tom Tom: The Secret of the Phantom Thief Dandan', 'Gigile-san of Doremifa-so' (both written by Takadono Hoko, Rironsha), 'Fumikiri no Kanta-kun' (both written by Fujimaki Fumie, educational art drama), 'Friend' (both written by Kizaka Ryo, Kaiseisha).

●Art materials used: transparent watercolor, gouache (opaque watercolor), face color/paper: Shintori no Ko paper

[Published Date] October 17, 2012