oh get outta town these are remarkable found you thru flickr there, we were sitting next to each other in the pulp fictin pool....hahahah...that sounds so odd anyway fantastic blog keep up the good work josh (larspowderdry)
i would love to know if Hiyou Miyazaki gets some of his ideas from Utagawa such as the picture of the huge boar pin cushioned full of arrows just like in princess minonkoe( i dont think this is spelt right) :)
Wonderful post, always a pleasure to visit. Thanks for taking the time to share, it's much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of him before, thanx a lot for this new weird universe
ReplyDeleteWonderfully provocative post.
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found you thru flickr there, we were sitting next to each other in the pulp fictin pool....hahahah...that sounds so odd
anyway
fantastic blog
keep up the good work
josh
(larspowderdry)
i would love to know if Hiyou Miyazaki gets some of his ideas from Utagawa such as the picture of the huge boar pin cushioned full of arrows just like in princess minonkoe( i dont think this is spelt right) :)
ReplyDeletethanks so much for posting these!love it.
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thanks so much for posting these!love it.
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These are so deeply weird, I love them. Looking at these, Japanese animation makes a lot more sense.
ReplyDeleteYup, that's my theory now. The typical anime/manga style = Utagawa Kuniyoshi + Dick Bruna :l
ReplyDeleteI also thought that Hayao Miyazaki could have been influenced by this work. The images definitely brought to mind some scenes from Spirited Away.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is excellent!
Love Kuniyoshi :)
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