What does a perfect bowl of ramen look like to you? Have you tried making your own bowl before? It should be pretty easy… right? Join us on Saturday, 5/11 at 10:30 AM for a special Story & Craft featuring a read-aloud by local illustrator Shiho Pate featuring her book, Ramen for Everyone! Then, get ready to create some ramen-inspired messy art!
Activities are *FREE* with admission! You can even bring your own copy of Ramen For Everyone e or any of Shiho’s other amazing books to get signed! Books will be available for purchase day-of courtesy of our friends at Once Upon a Time bookstore! A book purchase is optional and not required for participation in the author event.
About Shiho Pate
Shiho Pate (pronounced Sheeho Peit) started her career as an artist for several indie gaming studios in NYC. In her ten plus years in that industry, she published many social games and mobile games but her passion has always been children’s book illustration. Now, with her recent move to Southern California, she has turned her focus to breaking into our industry. With a playful, bold style that combines all of her talents using sumi ink, pencil and digital media – Shiho creates both warmth and a kind of simplistic imperfection in her Work that is both endearing and enduring. Support and inspiration comes from her daughter and her husband. Shiho is also the artist behind the whimsical mural featured in Southern California Children’s Museum’s Story & Craft exhibit! Learn more at ShihoPate.com or follow her on Instagram @shihopate.
About AANHPI Heritage Month
May is Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month! It honors the breadth and depth of AANHPI contributions in our nation’s history. There is no single story of the AANHPI experience, but rather, the diverse cultures of Asian Americans, and Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders make our Nation more vibrant and enriches America’s culture and society!
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