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Evelyn Gosali
Authors / IllustratorA award-winning Indonesian author-illustrator. She has been a freelance illustrator since 2005 and illustrated more than 80 children’s book stories under the name EorG. Aside from writing and illustrating, she is currently working as a Creative Director in Litara Foundation. She founded Kelir, an Indonesian Children’s Book Illustrators Circle in 2009 and currently holds as the Regional Advisor for SCBWI Indonesia chapter since 2013.1
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