The Wise Father and His Four Sons

There once was a wise father who, when seeing his home grow too small for his four sons, secretly built a beautiful house deep in the forest. When it is complete, he offers it to one son-on the condition that he can fill it completely. One by one, the eldest sons attempt to do so with wealth, possessions, and intellect, but each falls short. The youngest, underestimated by all, takes a different approach and steps forward with a simple yet profound solution.

Author Biography

Born in 1989, artist Zuza Wollny graduated with honors from the Academy of Fine Arts in 2015 and has 15 years of professional experience.She specializes in creating book illustrations, original posters, and designing and creating murals. She has worked for publishing houses such as Edgard, Nowa Era, Jama, Glowbook, Nuts!, and Great Star (Shanghai) Media Co. Her mural clients include Google, Microsoft, Intel, Skanska, and many others.Wollny approaches each commission individually. She always begins by listening to the voice of the literature for book illustrations or the client’s brief for murals, while also drawing on her own sensibilities for posters. She then conducts extensive research, filters it through her personal perspective, and finally puts it on “paper.” This meticulous process explains the variety of styles and approaches seen in her portfolio. Each technique demands different thinking, hand skills, and tools, making every project unique. However, she emphasizes that each style is an authentic part of her, as she never copies others.Wollny has developed effective methods for work and project organization that she is happy to share. She notes that one of her most significant projects involved creating about 130 illustrations for a single book, which she considers a considerable challenge.In her private life, Zuza Wollny loves books, her dog Marcel, and her cat Max (who often appear in her illustrations and posters). She also has a passion for all other animals, bicycles, tents, nature, and new challenges.Visit: iluilu.pl Author Daniel Pishock is a creative who deeply loves his Catholic faith, wife, and children.