Silvi Väljal

Silvi Väljal was an Estonian book illustrator and graphic artist.

In addition to school textbooks (for example, the 2004 Mulgi language reading " Mulgi keelen ja meelen " ), Silvi Väljal illustrated and designed Estonian children's literature classics such as Heljo Mänd , Silvia Rannamaa , Jüri Parijõgi , Elar Kuus , Venda Sõelsepp , Marta Sillaots , Iko Maran , Aino and Find Tigane ; Ellen Niit , Heino Väli , Olivia Saar . Jaak Kõdari has gained fame with illustrations by Silvi Välja in this century"Crime Stories", real fairy tales of Mulgimaa , which reached Estonian children in 2006 .

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