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Prepare to get in touch with your inner child.

@tailiwu is an illustrator, ceramicist, and animator who grew up on a farm in the Taiwanese countryside and now brings that same wonder to the streets of NYC. 

Faculty at @svanyc, commissioned by @mtaartsdesign, shortlisted for @worldillustrationawards. Playful work with a serious resume.

Shop her collection at the link in bio. 🌻🧡
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This clay sculpture is called “The Warmth in Hands ” (手裡的溫度) by Taichung-based illustrator and sculptor Taili Wu @tailiwu , and resembles a Hakka-style glutinous rice dumpling called cao zai guo (草仔粿), which are typically stuffed with either a savory shredded radish filling or sweet red bean paste or sweet peanut powder. 🥟 Wu’s grandmother, who was a chef, made hers with the radish, dried tofu, and mushooms. But when Wu decided to make her own ceramic version for Issue 3 of Above the Fold, she filled hers with a recreation of a fond childhood memory—eating dumplings with her late grandmother.

“I was very lucky to have her in my life, immersed in her coooking,” the artist told Above the Fold @abovethefolddumplings . “She passed away two years ago, but her passion and love for food stays with us.”

Get a behind the scenes look on the making of “The Warmth in Hands,” and read an interview with Wu in this week’s newsletter, at the link in bio. ⬆️ You can also learn more about cao zai guo, and other Taiwanese rice-based filled dishes in Issue 3 of Above the Fold, available for purchase at at https://abovethefoldpress.com.
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The Northern Festival of Illustration Established Illustrator Prize Winner Announcement:

@tailiwu 

Title of your work

A letter to AMA (Grandma)

Please explain how you have responded to the Prize theme “Stories of Home”

Dear AMA, Do you remember our daily trip to the traditional market? It was a privilege for me to grow up with you when I was very little. I love exploring and smelling the traditional market together, our first stop on your little red scooter was the egg cake stall. We ate and shared the cake as we shopped, and you always asked me to have the last piece. Home is thinking of your kindness, warmth, and love. Home is when I look up at the night sky and see your smile twinkling with the stars.

Come and see the shortlisted, runner-up and winning works in person until November 1st at @hartlepoolartgallery
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