Abstract

The debut work of "Kota", an up-and-coming writer and current art college student who has become a hot topic on SNS! A romantic and exciting science encyclopedia that can be enjoyed by both children and adults♪ Contains illustrations of over 80 types of paleontology from the Precambrian period to the Permian period. The story progresses as if you were touring an aquarium, with explanations at important points such as when fish were born and how they evolved into modern fish, and when plants and amphibians were born. Among them, the double-page page depicting a huge aquarium with lots of fish migrating around is the highlight! If there was an aquarium like this, I would love to go there!

Author’s Information

(Written and illustrated) Kota Born in 2001. Born in Niigata Prefecture. Lives in Tokyo. Currently enrolled in the Department of Graphic Design at Tama Art University. I mainly produce illustrations and designs with a natural theme, such as sea creatures and paleontology. In addition to digital works, ballpoint pen drawings, and photography, he is active in various fields such as exhibitions and merchandise sales. (Supervisor) Yasutoshi Nakajima Born in 1981. Born in Tokyo. Paleontologist, Ph.D. (Science). Associate professor at Tokyo City University. Research on extinct vertebrates. So far, fossils of marine reptiles, Japan's oldest amphibian, and animal feces have been discovered. His work is supervised by ``Hone Hone Animal Bone'' (Kagaku Doujin).