「나의 분홍 코끼리」
Welcome to the storyland below the burrow. Choose a friend you would like to meet.
- HamdoriA picture book by Park Dawon
- Baby ElephantA picture book by Seo Jeongbin
- ElephantA picture book by Song Jiho
- WangnuniA picture book by Hong Seungwoo
- KkangchongA picture book by Yeo Hwi
- Sketchbook GirlA picture book by Lee Minwoo
- Pink ElephantWhere the story begins
- PlaygroundPlay mini-games
- Story LibraryRead all eight books
- House of LearningExplore learning stories
- Contact mailboxLeave a note
- About the projectSee the map of this world
- Meet the teachersMeet Lee Minwoo and Hong Seungju
- PressRead press news
5
student artists
8 weeks
creative process
8 sessions
class sessions
Not AI, but an artist’s imagination
It began with one hand drawing
This exhibition brings together watercolor picture books made with free AI tools from the artists’ hand drawings and own words. Five university student artists with developmental disabilities shaped each story’s structure, texture, and feeling.
Eight picture books
Open a book, and the story begins
Five books developed from student artists’ original stories, one by Lee Minwoo who first drew this world, an opening frame story, and a special story in which six friends weather a storm together.
The people who made this world
The protagonist is not AI, but imagination
Each character’s strength reflects an artist’s own strength. The original story sentences are words the student artists wrote during class.
Eight Fridays
One piece each week became one book
Eight weeks designed so hands and words always came first, using free AI and digital tools without paid subscriptions.
- 1
First meeting
The day a colored-pencil drawing became my own AI character
- 2
My world
Making a world poster and expression stickers
- 3
In motion
A still drawing walking and dancing in a video
- 4
My diary
A day spoken aloud becoming story sentences
- 5
Four-panel comic
Choosing scenes and building a story’s frame
- 6
My song
Setting short lyrics to music for a theme song
- 7
E-book
Gathering eight pieces into one book
- 8
Presentation
Reading the finished book aloud to family
What we believe
“Everyone has a pink elephant.
Here, we bring that friend who lived only in our hearts
out into the world for the first time.”
Like Alice in Wonderland, everyone here is a picture-book artist.
Now it is your turn
Share what stayed with you from the exhibition, an idea for working together, or anything else. Your words are meaningful encouragement for the five student artists.