Kustaa Saksi – Haapaneitty, mettän tyttö
Posted by Fabio 23 February 2012
Kustaa Saksi’s children book project for Finnish publisher Nemo. “Haapaneitty, mettän tyttö” is a musical story of a boy lost in forest inspired by old folk stories, Sergei Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf and Francis Poulenc’s Babar the Elephant, combining music and visuals seamlessly and making a modern approach to a book for children.
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