'Five, Six, Seven' tale illustration for filmstrip
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Ervin Lázár is a well-known hungarian writer. Five, Six, Seven is one of his tales in which he plays with images, metaphors and feelings. This tale is for adults. In my opinion it is very important to read tales as an adult too, because they are like a friend who wants to help you with important thoughts just doesn't tell you them directly.
The main character in the tale meets a flower which - in my opinion - represents himself. That is why I created a character for the illustrations, who has a flower tatoo. In the tale, this flower is unhappy when it's little but it starts to grow with the number of the suns on the sky. But at the end, the flower is not happier. The character shows the same: when it is little, it is uncomfortable but when it becomes too big and has a lack of space, it becomes uncomfortable again.
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