The Little Eyes series, created by a renowned Japanese artist, was created with the youngest children in mind. Its refined simplicity, innovative concept, and diverse themes are an excellent way to build an emotional, creative connection with your child.
The series begins with "First Book" for children aged 0-5 months. It's a set of twelve tripartite cards. Each card features black, geometric shapes on a white background. By showing the child—by opening, flipping, and closing individual sections of the cards—we discover new, surprising shapes. We focus the child's gaze on the changing images, stimulating their imagination and curiosity about the world. The book's form allows for many ways of presenting and "reading" it. We encourage them to explore these possibilities.
After birth, a baby observes the world around them and absorbs experiences. When my newborn daughter began to look at me consciously, she wanted to communicate something. That's when I drew the first illustrations to communicate with her. At that time, not yet able to distinguish colors, she responded to strong contrasts and simple shapes. The first card in this set depicts the shape of a woman's breast, seen through the eyes of a child. For a child, it's a sign, a symbol of trust between them and their mother, a message. A triangle, a circle, a square. Different shapes convey different images. Observe your child and their reactions. This contact will bring you great joy. A child's eye is half the size of an adult's, but those tiny eyes carefully observe the world.
Katsumi Komagata
The series begins with "First Book" for children aged 0-5 months. It's a set of twelve tripartite cards. Each card features black, geometric shapes on a white background. By showing the child—by opening, flipping, and closing individual sections of the cards—we discover new, surprising shapes. We focus the child's gaze on the changing images, stimulating their imagination and curiosity about the world. The book's form allows for many ways of presenting and "reading" it. We encourage them to explore these possibilities.
After birth, a baby observes the world around them and absorbs experiences. When my newborn daughter began to look at me consciously, she wanted to communicate something. That's when I drew the first illustrations to communicate with her. At that time, not yet able to distinguish colors, she responded to strong contrasts and simple shapes. The first card in this set depicts the shape of a woman's breast, seen through the eyes of a child. For a child, it's a sign, a symbol of trust between them and their mother, a message. A triangle, a circle, a square. Different shapes convey different images. Observe your child and their reactions. This contact will bring you great joy. A child's eye is half the size of an adult's, but those tiny eyes carefully observe the world.
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The Little Eyes series, created by a renowned Japanese artist, was created with the youngest children in mind. Its refined simplicity, innovative concept, and diverse themes are an excellent way to build an emotional, creative connection with your child.
The series begins with "First Book" for children aged 0-5 months. It's a set of twelve tripartite cards. Each card features black, geometric shapes on a white background. By showing the child—by opening, flipping, and closing individual sections of the cards—we discover new, surprising shapes. We focus the child's gaze on the changing images, stimulating their imagination and curiosity about the world. The book's form allows for many ways of presenting and "reading" it. We encourage them to explore these possibilities.
After birth, a baby observes the world around them and absorbs experiences. When my newborn daughter began to look at me consciously, she wanted to communicate something. That's when I drew the first illustrations to communicate with her. At that time, not yet able to distinguish colors, she responded to strong contrasts and simple shapes. The first card in this set depicts the shape of a woman's breast, seen through the eyes of a child. For a child, it's a sign, a symbol of trust between them and their mother, a message. A triangle, a circle, a square. Different shapes convey different images. Observe your child and their reactions. This contact will bring you great joy. A child's eye is half the size of an adult's, but those tiny eyes carefully observe the world.
Katsumi Komagata
The series begins with "First Book" for children aged 0-5 months. It's a set of twelve tripartite cards. Each card features black, geometric shapes on a white background. By showing the child—by opening, flipping, and closing individual sections of the cards—we discover new, surprising shapes. We focus the child's gaze on the changing images, stimulating their imagination and curiosity about the world. The book's form allows for many ways of presenting and "reading" it. We encourage them to explore these possibilities.
After birth, a baby observes the world around them and absorbs experiences. When my newborn daughter began to look at me consciously, she wanted to communicate something. That's when I drew the first illustrations to communicate with her. At that time, not yet able to distinguish colors, she responded to strong contrasts and simple shapes. The first card in this set depicts the shape of a woman's breast, seen through the eyes of a child. For a child, it's a sign, a symbol of trust between them and their mother, a message. A triangle, a circle, a square. Different shapes convey different images. Observe your child and their reactions. This contact will bring you great joy. A child's eye is half the size of an adult's, but those tiny eyes carefully observe the world.
Katsumi Komagata
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