IllustrationSeptember 2024 Issue/ Genkosha

БбIllustrationSeptember 2024 Issue
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[Machine Translation] In recent years, buildings depicted by illustrators, especially those depicting the interior in detail, have become popular. In this feature, we interviewed five illustrators who draw rooms and buildings, including Chiaki Ida, author of the hit book "Ie ga suki na hito" ("People who love houses") (Jitsugyo no Nihonsha), Ayumi Shioya, Nonohara, IC4DESIGN, and Pecco. We hope you will enjoy these fascinating illustrations that convey the lifestyle of the people who live there. Changes in Cover Illustrations for "Architectural Knowledge" Magazine and Their Appeal "Architectural Knowledge" magazine (XKnowledge) has attracted a great deal of attention not only from people involved in architecture, but also from people who draw pictures, with its special feature projects that show a unique point of view. In this special issue, we introduce the covers of the last four years of the magazine, and ask the illustrators to comment on the background of their work and memorable exchanges. We also interviewed the editorial staff of "Architectural Knowledge" and Kohei Nawata of Kohei Nawata Design Office, who is in charge of cover art direction and design, to provide detailed information on the evolution of the magazine and the background of its creation. For illustrators who spend most of their time working indoors, what exactly is the "ideal room"? This time, we will ask six illustrators to draw their ideal rooms, both realistic and unrealistic. Participating artists: Yoriyuki Ikegami, Namisatori, Kashiwai, Yoko Tanji, Rokkakudo DADA, Hinako Gotoh (honorifics omitted) / John Klassen talks about his new work "Skull. Since its publication in April 2024, "Dokuro" (Switch Publishing) has been attracting a great deal of attention. It has far more pages than any picture book that Mr. Klassen has ever produced, and Motoyuki Shibata, who translated the book, has said, "I think this book belongs to the category of masterpieces. In this feature, Mr. Shibata and Ms. Michiyo Miyako, who designed the Japanese translation of the book, talk about the background of the publication, the production process, and the book's outstanding expressions. / Serials: "Illustrator Roundtable" Yuka Nagata, Ryohei Murata, and Manabu Nakagawa The theme of this issue is "What I think about when I draw historical works". The theme of this issue is "What I think about when I draw historical books". Other

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