This granny who only started creating illustration books at the age 50 is not stingy to spray colors boldly on canvas; instead, she utilizes pure red, green, blue, yellow, and such vibrant colors along with childlike and exaggeratedly deformed characters of animal forms to create a vigorous visual effect. Before creating illustration books, Pacovska is already well-known in the art world as an abstract artist. Within her days studying at Academy of Applied Arts Prague, Pacovska is deeply influenced by Czech’s modernism and avant-garde; thus, her illustrations merge the traditional children book aesthetic with traits of modern art masters. Did the vibrant colors, spontaneous lines, and childish geometric shapes remind you of Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, or Joan Miró