Hello, my name is Orsolya (Or-shaw-yuh), but everyone calls me Orsi
(Or-she).
I am a Hungarian woman, working as a journalist, film
critic and editor. I have two kids: Lia (14) and Fulop (3,5).
I started to
paint little colourful creatures on small stones, pebbles three years
ago. I liked them very much, so did the children around me.
Not to lose the stones immediately, it was obvious to put a magnet on
their back, and I thought a fridge or a metal cabinet a perfect place
for them. You see them every time you open the fridge and they can help
holding important notes as 'Don't forget to buy some cookies!'
I
continued experiencing and I realized: my animals like to play and wish to have backgrounds that fit. So I
created interactive paintings. My first
creative book
has came out during this Spring.
This
is how it starts:
"This book has been made for you. The moment you open it you can enter the world of the imaginary Pandala Islands and get acquainted with the magical stone beings. You
can also paint them on pebbles, make salt dough fish ornaments, make
felt tic-tac-toe game board for your pandalas, make milk carton pencil
holder, color grinning whales, chatty parrots and carnival owls. You can collect and recycle materials in your environment – organic like stone or wood, or artificial as a milk carton. I would like to encourage you to see and find your own fantasy animal! If you wish you can copy the beings of this book, but it’s even better to create your own, unique animal. Enjoy exploring and have fun!"
This blog is my in personal playground. I hope you'll enjoy it! And by the way, Mesekavics means Pebble Tale in Hungarian.
Best,
Orsi
P.s.:This is the cover. It's in Hungarian, but I plan to publish the English version soon!
P.s.2.: Hungary is a small Central-Eastern European country next to Austria.
