Twelve of Korea's 24 seasons were selected and produced as a calendar by combining elements of Hangeul. At this time, the characteristics of each season were reinterpreted in typography. It is combined into one illustration after only the first alphabet of the names that Hangul calls each month and the names that are called in English. We tried to capture the feeling of oriental painting using the blur function, and put red, which marks the beginning of the year when the sun rises, and blue, which represents the end of the year and winter, into each beginning and end to express Korean sentiment.
