YUETONG ZHU



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  1. Knitting Day
  2. Lonely Baguette
  3. The Secret Railway Arch Space(part1)
  4. The Secret Railway Arch Space(part2)
  5. Sketch















































Knitting Day


18th June 2026






‘Knitting Day’ is a picture book suitable for children aged 6–9. The story follows a group of little animals as they learn to knit together. Although they encounter numerous difficulties along the way, they never give up; in the end, through teamwork, they successfully master the art of knitting. This teaches children the importance of cooperation, whilst also sparking their interest in knitting and helping them to develop a new hobby.






Lonely Baguette


2nd July 2026






‘ Lonely Baguette ’tells the story of a baguette that leaves its original bakery in search of a place where it truly belongs. Along the way, it experiences disappointment, hope, and unexpected twists. Through a simple yet heartfelt journey, the story explores themes of belonging and finding meaning in life's uncertainties.




The Secret Railway Arch Space (part 1)


20th Apr 2025








‘The Secret Railway Arch Space’ is an accordion-fold book centred on the Bermondsey railway arch space, exploring the area’s historical development and spatial transformations. The project examines the railway arches’ transition from industrial warehousing to a combination of retail and storage facilities, exploring the evolving relationship between local residents and urban space, and how architecture embodies local memory, everyday life and community ties






The Secret Railway Arch Space(part2)



29th May 2025







‘The Secret Railway Arch Space’ Part 2 is a wordless picture book I created using drypoint techniques, drawing inspiration from Part 1. The story follows a former biscuit factory worker who, after the factory closed down, systematically learnt to bake bread in the hope of making a living from it; however, during the learning process, he gradually realised that he preferred making biscuits to bread. Having realised what he truly enjoyed, he saved up money by running a market stall and rented the warehouse where he had once worked, opening his own new shop.





Sketch


2025-2026












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