Recently received a few copies of Higashimoto Changping comics donated by friends, which should not have been introduced in China, and were photographed and shared for everyone to see.
It mainly shows a collection of paintings from 2010:
There are quite a few catalogs.
Masahira Higashimoto is a Japanese professional manga artist specializing in motorcycle and automobile genres.
Not very famous in China, his painting style and technique are one of my personal favorites.
The coloring technique is mainly based on watercolor and hand painting, and the painting skills are very solid, which can be called a human body printer.
The women he writes about are also graceful and beautiful, and each has its own color.
This album does not have any personal introduction to him, and I can't find any introduction to him, but it is not necessary to know which hen is under the egg, just to appreciate the painting.
In addition, the royal painter of the Hasegawa motorcycle kit is also a very famous painter in Japan, and his iconic paintings can be seen in many Japanese motorcycle magazines, but I don't even know what his name is.
My personal favorite style of painting is watercolor, and I can read it all day in Xinhua Bookstore in high school.
But most of the paintings are so much in color that I still can't appreciate.
I personally feel that the oil paints on oil paintings generally give people a feeling of depression, dirtiness and turbidity.
You said that if you hang a large oil painting at home, it is estimated that it will make me depressed over time.
Including a lot of world-class oil paintings, painters are moving in a gloomy, distorted direction, and even I think they are playing more gloomy than who is more gloomy, more crazy.
But the style of watercolor is completely different.
Fresh, bright, cheerful, jumpy...
Good watercolor paintings allow you to see how pigments flow freely on paper.
Good paintings should not be ones to struggle and confuse.
Rather, it gives people the enjoyment of strength and beauty.
The original price of the book was 1,500 yen, which is more than 70 yuan.
It is very cheap in terms of Japan's per capita income.
There are also four manga works.
Two are earlier works and two are recent works.
They are all full color, and full color comics are produced without the slightest degradation in the quality of the painting.
Brother Changping is worthy of being a liver god.
The manga is in Japanese, and if the content is too long, I will not take pictures one by one.
A brief look at the content is a collection of small stories related to motorcycles.
There are two completely different talents for creating stories and painting.
Therefore, top cartoonists are rarer than novelists and painters.
The creation of long stories is much more difficult than the collection of small stories.
There is a recent Japanese movie "Driving My Car"
Adapted from Haruki Murakami's short story collection Men Without Women, Driving My Car.
There are resources on the Internet, and Station B also has explanations.
I only watched the trailer and knew that this kind of too literary film was definitely not for me.
If you are interested, you can try to see it.
The extremes of the Japanese are reflected in many ways.
Either extremely hot-blooded, or extremely indifferent and restrained.
The film's Douban score of 8.0 is not bad, but in Douban, a place where Wenqing is flooded, this kind of Japanese director's cold and depressed film score is easy to inflate.
I like the picture and color presentation of most Japanese movies, but I can't agree with the way and form most Japanese people tell stories.
Some Japanese people always seem to me to have a sense of deceit and subservience.
I like to complicate simple things, and to put it bluntly, I like to pretend.
Put on the trailer:
Masahira Higashimoto - Illustration Appreciation I.
Masahira Higashimoto - Illustration Appreciation II.
I think it's good, click one in the look ~