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Jizo Yamamoto (Author)
 Original text before translation
山本二三 (著)
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JAN:978-4568389050
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JAN:978-4568389050
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25.6cm x 18.2cm x 1.8cm 234 pages
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| A New Proposal for Painting Scenery! This book is the definitive guide to how the master of scenic art* Fumizo Yamamoto, who has drawn attention for his realistic landscapes in the animation world such as [Laputa: Castle in the Sky], [Princess Mononoke], and [The Girl Who Leapt Through Time], creates the realistic depiction of scenery that has moved people so much. The book is also packed with interviews and commentaries on his works. This book, the result of six months of in-depth interviews, is an overwhelming volume of more than 240 pages that thoroughly explains how to depict various motifs such as clouds, trees, and water. As a special appendix, the book comes with a rough sketch by Firzo Yamamoto that allows you to try your hand at coloring! [Table of Contents] Basics: Painting landscapes from the five elements: wind*air*water*earth*fire Practical Edition: Realistic landscapes such as sea, earth, and fire. Application: Painting memorable landscapes such as trees and cityscapes Resource section: Landscape production techniques learned from background art Interview with Fumio Yamamoto [Author's Introduction] Jizo Yamamoto Born in Goto City (formerly Fukue City), Nagasaki Prefecture in 1953, Yamamoto was the first art director for the TV animation "Conan: Future Boy" in 1978, and has since been involved in numerous masterpieces, including "Laputa: Castle in the Sky" (1986), "Grave of the Fireflies" (1988) and "Princess Mononoke" (1997). In recent years, he served as art director for "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time" (2006) and directed the TV* special "Miyori no Mori" (2007), and in 2011, the "Exhibition of Fumio Yamamoto, Creator of Japanese Animation Art" was held and is touring throughout Japan. |
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This book is the definitive guide to how the master of scenic art* Fumizo Yamamoto, who has drawn attention for his realistic landscapes in the animation world such as [Laputa: Castle in the Sky], [Princess Mononoke], and [The Girl Who Leapt Through Time], creates the realistic depiction of scenery that has moved people so much.
The book is also packed with interviews and commentaries on his works. This book, the result of six months of in-depth interviews, is an overwhelming volume of more than 240 pages that thoroughly explains how to depict various motifs such as clouds, trees, and water. As a special appendix, the book comes with a rough sketch by Firzo Yamamoto that allows you to try your hand at coloring!
[Table of Contents]
Basics: Painting landscapes from the five elements: wind*air*water*earth*fire
Practical Edition: Realistic landscapes such as sea, earth, and fire.
Application: Painting memorable landscapes such as trees and cityscapes
Resource section: Landscape production techniques learned from background art
Interview with Fumio Yamamoto
[Author's Introduction] Jizo Yamamoto
Born in Goto City (formerly Fukue City), Nagasaki Prefecture in 1953, Yamamoto was the first art director for the TV animation "Conan: Future Boy" in 1978, and has since been involved in numerous masterpieces, including "Laputa: Castle in the Sky" (1986), "Grave of the Fireflies" (1988) and "Princess Mononoke" (1997). In recent years, he served as art director for "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time" (2006) and directed the TV* special "Miyori no Mori" (2007), and in 2011, the "Exhibition of Fumio Yamamoto, Creator of Japanese Animation Art" was held and is touring throughout Japan.
「天空の城ラピュタ」「もののけ姫」「時をかける少女」などアニメーション界でリアルな風景を描き、注目を集めてきた背景美術の巨匠・山本二三が、人々に感動を与えてきた、リアルな風景描写がどのように生まれるのか、そのすべてがわかる決定版となる一冊です。
インタビューや作品解説も満載。約半年間にわたる密着取材により生まれた本書は、240ページ以上となる圧倒的なボリュームで、雲、木、水など、さまざまなモチーフの描き方を徹底解説します。特別付録として、着彩に挑戦できる山本二三の下絵つき！
［目次］
基礎編 風・空気・水・土・火、5つの要素から風景を描く
実践編 海・大地・炎などリアルな風景表現に迫る
応用編 木々、街並みなど心に残る風景を描く
資料編 背景美術に学ぶ風景の演出テクニック
山本二三インタビュー
【著者紹介】山本二三（やまもとにぞう）
1953年長崎県五島市（旧福江市）出身。78年テレビ・アニメーション「未来少年コナン」で初の美術監督を務めて以来、「天空の城ラピュタ」（86年）、「火垂るの墓」（88年）、「もののけ姫」（97年）など、数々の名作に携わる。近年では、2006年に「時をかける少女」の美術監督を務め、07年にはテレビ・スペシャル「ミヨリの森」では監督として映画を制作。11年「日本のアニメーション美術の創造者 山本二三展」が開催され全国各地を巡回中。