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If Miyazaki was a pre-WWII Japanese wood print artist, here's what his characters might look like.
Studio Ghibli Characters Look Even Better in Traditional Japanese Wood-Cut Style
In a new series of posters from illustrator Bill Mudron, an alternate history is imagined - if beloved animator Hayao Miyazaki was born a half century earlier, he might have been a wood printer in the vein of shin-hanga print artist Kawase Hasui.
A marvelous mashup of Japanese cultural icons, casting peaceful settings from Miyazaki films like My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke, and Spirited Away, in Hasui's turn-of-the-century "new prints" style.
Enjoy!
If Miyazaki was a pre-WWII Japanese wood print artist, here's what his characters might look like.
Studio Ghibli Characters Look Even Better in Traditional Japanese Wood-Cut Style
In a new series of posters from illustrator Bill Mudron, an alternate history is imagined - if beloved animator Hayao Miyazaki was born a half century earlier, he might have been a wood printer in the vein of shin-hanga print artist Kawase Hasui.
A marvelous mashup of Japanese cultural icons, casting peaceful settings from Miyazaki films like My Neighbor Totoro, Princess Mononoke, and Spirited Away, in Hasui's turn-of-the-century "new prints" style.
Enjoy!
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