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Illustration by Jasmine Park
‘창세신화 Changsesinhwa’ – The creation myth of the world
Illustration by Jasmine Park
Make Sure to Bring Your Haetae!
Illustration by Jasmine Park
Where am I? – 사방신 sabangsin, the Four Heavenly Kings watching over each cardinal direction of the world. Who else is there to ask for directions?
Illustration by Jasmine Park
Feeling Lonely? Your Best Friend –introducing you to the fast and easy way to make your new best friend! Based on진가쟁주(眞假爭主), jingajaenju, a folktale that tells a story about a rat eating human nails to shapeshift and eventually take over their place.
Illustration by Jasmine Park
할머니집 halmeonijip – discover all the strange roommates and neighbours in your nostalgic grandma’s house. Visit your nostalgic childhood: https://jasminepark258.wixsite.com/halmunyjib
Illustration by Jasmine Park
할머니집 halmeonijip – discover all the strange roommates and neighbours in your nostalgic grandma’s house. Visit your nostalgic childhood: https://jasminepark258.wixsite.com/halmunyjib
Illustration by Jasmine Park
Based on Korean Shamanism Amulet 명태 액막이 myeongtae aengmagi, dried pollock amulet, believed to protect one from evil energy, 액aek, by watching over with its wide open eyes and swallow with its mouth.
Illustration by Jasmine Park
‘Everything is Fine! I think…?’ – Introducing 깡철 or 깡철이 kkangcheol or kkangcheori, a creature that believed to cause natural disasters such as fire, drought and storms. How wonderous is it to have such mythical creature help you out with cooking? Well, that is, of course, if things go as planned…
Illustration by Jasmine Park
‘Everything is Fine! I think…?’ – Introducing 깡철 or 깡철이 kkangcheol or kkangcheori, a creature that believed to cause natural disasters such as fire, drought and storms. How wonderous is it to have such mythical creature help you out with cooking? Well, that is, of course, if things go as planned…
Illustration by Jasmine Park
‘Everything is Fine! I think…?’ – Introducing 깡철 or 깡철이 kkangcheol or kkangcheori, a creature that believed to cause natural disasters such as fire, drought and storms. How wonderous is it to have such mythical creature help you out with cooking? Well, that is, of course, if things go as planned…
Illustration by Jasmine Park
‘Everything is Fine! I think…?’ – Introducing 깡철 or 깡철이 kkangcheol or kkangcheori, a creature that believed to cause natural disasters such as fire, drought and storms. How wonderous is it to have such mythical creature help you out with cooking? Well, that is, of course, if things go as planned…
Illustration by Jasmine Park
Feeding my neighbour stray ‘cats’ – Based on 호환(虎患) hohwan, roughly translates to ‘tiger disaster’ term referring to tiger-induced disasters during the Joseon dynasty and 장산범 jangsanbeom, more recent mythological creature that mimics people’s voices to lure them for a hunt.

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