About Yumi Heo
Lived 1964 – 2016 (aged 51–52). Yumi Heo was a South Korean illustrator and picture book writer.
Yumi Heo (1964–2016) was an author and illustrator of children's picture books. She was a graduate of San Ji University and the New York School of Visual Arts. In 1989, Heo moved to New York and earned an MFA in Illustration at the New York School of Visual Arts.
Biography
Early life Yumi Heo was born in Korea in 1964. Heo began taking art lessons in junior high with the encouragement of her mother.
"Q is for Queens" art installation In 1999, Heo designed an art installation called "Q is for Queens." The installation features 30 stained glass windows featuring the landmarks and people of the Queens borough. 1995, Father’s Rubber Shoes 1996, The Green Frogs: A Korean Folktale 1999, One Sunday Morning 2009, Ten Days and Nine Nights: An Adoption Story 2012, Lady Hahn and Her Seven Friends 2015, Red Light, Green Light
Illustrator
1994, The Rabbit’s Judgement (Suzanne Crowder Han, author) 1995, The Rabbit’s Escape (Suzanne Crowder Han, author) 1996, The Lonely Lioness and the Ostrich Chicks: A Masai Tale (Verna Aardema, author) 1997, A is for Asia (Cynthia Chin-Lee, author) 1998, Pets! (Melrose Cooper, author) 1998, So Say the Little Monkeys (Nancy Van Laan, author) 1999, The Not So Itsy-Bitsy Spider: A Pop-up Book 2000, Yoshi’s Feast (Kimiko Kamikawa, author), an International Reading Association Teacher's Choice book 2001, Henry’s First-Moon Birthday (Lenore Look, author), a YASLA notable book 2001, Sometimes I’m Bombaloo (Rachel Vai), author) 2002, The Snake’s Tales (Marguerite W. Davol, author) 2003, Pirican Pic and Pirican Mor (Hugh Lupton, author) 2004, Smile, Lily! (Candace Fleming, author) 2004, Moondog (Alice Hoffman and Wolfe Martin, authors) 2004, Uncle Peter’s Amazing Chinese Wedding (Lenore Look, author) 2005, Tangerines and Tea, My Grandparents and Me (Ona Gritz, author) 2008, Jibberwillies at Night (Rachel Vail, author) 2008, Hey Mr. Choo-choo, Where Are You Going? (Susan Wickberg, author) 2011, Pola Dot Penguin Pottery (Lenore Look, author) 2012, Flabbersmashed about You (Rachel Vail, author)
Anthology Contributor
2002, This Place I Know: Poems of Comfort (Georgia Head, editor) 2007, Knock, Knock!
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Who was Yumi Heo?
South Korean author and illustrator (1964–2016)
When was Yumi Heo born?
Yumi Heo was born in 1964 in South Korea.
When did Yumi Heo die?
Yumi Heo died on 5 November 2016 in New York City.
What was Yumi Heo's occupation?
Yumi Heo was an illustrator and picture book writer.
What nationality was Yumi Heo?
Yumi Heo was South Korean.
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