Balint Zsako’s recently published “Bunny & Tree” is built from primal fairy-tale stuff: a cute moppet—in this case, a rabbit—runs away from a big baddie (a wolf), becomes lost, and seeks ...

Take a peek at this year’s winners. From “Bunny & Tree.”Credit...Balint Zsako Supported by The 10 winners of The New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Books ...

Generous” is a word that artist Balint Zsako uses often in conversation, and it’s a good one to describe his debut, Bunny & Tree (Enchanted Lion), a wordless hand-painted picture book nearly ...

Balint Zsako. Art history takes a ... Zsako’s style is a hodgepodge of Chagall, Bosch, and folk art, and tilts dangerously close to illustration, but charm and savvy win out. Through May 27.

BALINT ZSAKO at S.P.I.N. Gallery (1100 Queen West) through October 31. 416-530-7656. ... Zsako points out that the key factor in turning a blob into a head is not giving it eyes or a mouth, ...

Bunny and Tree by Balint Zsako. Bunny and Tree meet when the former is being chased by a hungry, ferocious wolf and gets ...

Balint Zsako is one of those people who makes the rest of us look like slackers. In the 10 years since he received his bachelor’s in photography from Ryerson University in Toronto, the Hungarian-born ...

Credit Balint Zsako The Futility of Vengeance. Illustration by Balint Zsako. Photo Credit Andrew Holder Justice Kennedy on Solitary Confinement. Illustration by Andrew Holder.