I selected this storybook to turn into an object book because the author, Yusuf Atılgan, beautifully highlighted the dual-world aspect I wanted to incorporate into my designs.
Saatların Tıkırtısı, tells the story of a clockmaker who is dissatisfied with his life and goes crazy as the clocks tick.
Tutku, tells the story of the love of a disabled man, who is ignored by all the village people, for a woman who is considered much higher than him.
The character, which can only exist in its own world, can only be seen on the digital, mental side.
Beyond the Coop tells about a hen who hates her own coop and is curious about the other roosters and coops around.
The same story is told from the perspective of three characters. Ultimately, the culmination reveals that all these accounts collectively contribute to the fabric of gossip.
The swallow, marginalized by society for its decision not to seek a new mate, carries the profound weight of this burden during migration.
The protagonist, feeling entitled to a better life from others, sought a justification to end his own existence. He found his solution by taking the life of the only person who had treated him with kindness.
Çıkılmayan tells the story of a man skipping stones by the lake, dealing with a sense of insignificance. While walking through the market, although he got caught attempting to take an apple, he found contentment in the recognition of his presence.
The story narrates the experiences of the main character, who, haunted by paranoia of getting caught, struggles to resume a normal life after looting a shop during a rebellion.
The story unfolds the tale of two individuals who deliberately keep their distance, fearing that closeness might shatter the enchantment of their love.
