Zine No. 3 Ellen Monkey's Left Hand Series | Limited Edition Independent Publication | MonkeyCookie

"Left Handed Zine - The Left Handed Drawing" by Princess Ellen Lovingly handmade! The little monkey on the cover, Ellen, has a left hand that can actually move up and down, as if holding a pen to wave. After injuring her dominant right hand at work, requiring extensive treatment and rest, the creator still wished to share her life through art. During this time, she decided to continue drawing with her unpracticed left hand, documenting the moments of her life that her right hand couldn't capture. Each page is meticulously hand-cut, creased, and sewn. A limited edition release, be sure to collect this joyful and heartwarming experience. / Dimensions - Approximately 11.5cm (W) x 15.5cm (H) / Printing + Publishing + Design - TOSHINE Creative Studio / Illustrations & Text - Princess Ellen (Ellen Tseng) / Language - Japanese / English / Publication Date - July 2014 / Specification - 16 pages / Output - Black & White / Includes a small bookmark ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ⚫ About Orders & Shipping Shipping Hours | Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (excluding weekends and holidays). All items are carefully packaged before shipping. For convenience, selecting "FamilyMart" for store pickup is recommended for faster shipping. If shipping via post office, please provide a designated collection point. Tracking codes and receipts will be included in the package. ⚫ Brand Introduction MonkeyCookie's creations are all rooted in hand-drawn artwork. The protagonist, "Ellen Monkey," is an alien who resembles a monkey. Each illustration tells its own unique story, sharing situations and emotions from a life perspective. Brand Founded 1988 in Sydney. MonkeyCookie is established. MonkeyCookie established in Taiwan in 2006. ⚫ Creator Introduction Artist Princess Ellen engages in cross-disciplinary work across various artistic fields. In 2013, she published her first Zine, "MonkeyCookie with cats." Her public art installation "Light of Flower Shade" at Zhongshan Station (Exit R2) of the MRT. Rich collaborative and creative experience, including partnerships with Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Yingge Ceramics Museum, MRT Zhongshan Station Public Art, Taipei City Government Department of Cultural Affairs, Taiwan Power Company, Chinese Character Festival, 國語日報 (United Daily News), Shin Kong Mitsukoshi. Life Philosophy: "Beautiful things are always worth the wait."