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Likukun Fanerhik
This folktale about an impatient boy is classic.
Likichfesir and Likichmwach
Copyright Dawn Yoshimura. 2018.
Two sisters who want the same things but only one can win theml
Eol and Eot
Eol and Eot illustration in watercolor and pigment ink.
Eol and Eot storyboard
Copyright Dawn Yoshimura 2018. Eol and Eot storyboard illustration using watercolor and pigment ink.
Growing up bilingual
These stories were collected from the community and represent the various islands our new neighbors in Hawai'i come from. Many growing up will not get to visit where their families originated from--so these stories are preserved in English and Chuukese to show pride in a culture and history that now joins with modern Hawaiian history.
How Christianity Came to Chuuk
Copyright Dawn Yoshimura 2018. Watercolor with pigment ink on paper. Illustration from How Christianity Came to Chuuk, book project by Palama Settlement.
Chuukese Folk Tales
These stories were collected from the community and represent the various islands our new neighbors in Hawai'i come from. Many growing up will not get to visit where their families originated from--so these stories are preserved in English and Chuukese to show pride in a culture and history that now joins with modern Hawaiian history.
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Artist’s worst nightmare?
What do you think? How do you understand the waivers you sign when entering a competition or exhibition? How do you ensure your work of art will survive transport and hanging in a show? I was recently happily juried into the Hawaii Watercolor Society Open Juried Show with respected juror Don Andrews. The Heart of the Matter and Anchor was selected to be in the show of 58 works with 30 plus artists. Anchor debuted at my solo show atRead More