The Birth of a Bird | Fiction and Lies | Not Even Noticing the Flower Petals Flapping | I Can't Hear Your Voice | Easy for Some | Just Meeting | Dreams Are Chaotic | A Matter of Taste | Between Tension and Excitement | Only Without Going Crazy | Intensity | Sometimes Even Playing Word Chain | I Never Know What's Sincere | The Moment Pink Flies | Venting and Gyareureureure | Uselessness | Willingly Nicknames | Ordinary Romance | Bossa Nova and Bossam Set Meal | Dog Dream | Just a Kiss | Real Truly, Just You | Oh My God, Gyareureureu Koraji | Further Explanation Is Needed | Dog Dream 2 | What Should We Do? | Soybean Paste, Red Pepper Paste, Crazy Bird Poop | Together | A Funny Relationship | A Sincere Apology | A Disparity | I'm Grateful for the Kindness, But No | The Relationship Between Wings and Tails | A Humble Blind Date | In Front of the Doghouse | My Heart | I'll Know It's Love | Conspiracy Theory | In Front of the Apple Tree | The Path of Learning | Sighs and Amazement | On the Verge of Going Crazy | Life is an Ozawa epitaph, a doodle, and two scraps of paper | Symptoms of a true nerd | If you look for me, I'll be the one who found me | The essential narrative of a makjang manga | Between lovers | A fight to win | Coffee first | Until dawn

In the world of lovely chatter
Birds don't pretend to know what they don't know and are not afraid to ask questions.
Flatten the opponent's subtle bravado and unknowingly deliver a straightforward, direct punch.
The dog is always anxious and worried about such a bird, and spends half of the day writing a diary and letters to console himself and thinking about what to do before doing anything.

The two main characters, a dog and a bird, are mammals and birds who meet hard, talk hard, and end with a kiss.
If we calculate the distance between me and the other person, who seems to know each other well but in fact doesn't, it would be around this much.
The two, born with this intuitive sense of distance, naturally have different histories and ways of thinking, so they have a fair amount of tiki-taka, but soon they start to bicker, become affectionate, and then suddenly reconcile.

Following the two three-dimensional characters, sometimes a single snippet of their boring conversation, sometimes a rambling chat about their troublesome interests, prejudices, indifference and excessive kindness, and the hustle and bustle of the world, 50 episodes flow.
The story, told through the filter of the two main characters, a dog and a bird, is full of sparkling jokes that break down the huge and heavy things.


Collected in the pen of writer Song Mi-kyung
Cute and shiny things
The author, who enjoyed doodling as the coolest thing to do when playing alone since childhood, started drawing dogs and birds one day and putting what he wanted to say into the dog and bird's speech bubbles.
On a moving train, in a moment of free time, before or after meeting someone, the fragments of the world observed by the writer were gradually gathered into stories about dogs and birds.


The materials are fountain pens and markers, and the subtle shades of ink and the writer's handwriting, which naturally reflects his emotions, create a calm atmosphere for the story.
On a peaceful background, jokes, pranks, venting and complaining, slips of the tongue, tension and excitement, letters of resentment and longing, and moments of laughter together flow calmly.


Just as Song Mi-kyung, a unique and experimental children's book writer, conveyed a shining sense of liberation to children, this time she speaks to adults.
Let's see lots of cute things and share empty words without any purpose.
Let's be happy.