Ranger Mokke: The Dreadful Prophecy

“Ranger Wood Sprites” is a large-scale fantasy illustrated literature series created by the internationally renowned painter and writer Xiong Liang. With its unique ink wash style and grand imagination, it presents a fantasy world with Eastern aesthetics and a mysterious forest home—Peach Blossom Spring. Wood sprites are spirits living in the trees of Peach Blossom Spring, maintaining the order of the forest and its peace. They wear hooded pullovers woven from plant fibers, with a wooden stem decoration on top of their hoods, and as they age, their foreheads grow taller.
This book is based on traditional Chinese culture and Eastern philosophy, with character inspiration drawn from "The Peach Blossom Spring," "Taiping Guangji," "Zhuangzi," "Nine Songs," and other works. All the ethnic groups in the forest can find their archetypes in classical Chinese legends, being both powerful and endearing. The illustrations emphasize lines and ink wash, while the text is innocent and possesses a unique sense of humor and poetry. The stories are independent, and numerous super-large scene paintings create a cinematic feel, with a wealth of rich details hidden within the illustrations.
"Ranger Wood Sprites: The Terrible Prophecy" tells the story of the mysterious disappearance of the little wood sprite's sister during a grand celebration in Peach Blossom Spring.

2019-09-01

天津人民出版社

96

9787201151250