Difference between revisions of "Yoshitoshi ABe"
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One of his recent project is a series called Despera, set in 1930s Japan, with a main character named Ain who looks very similar to [[Iwakura_Lain|Lain]]. | One of his recent project is a series called Despera, set in 1930s Japan, with a main character named Ain who looks very similar to [[Iwakura_Lain|Lain]]. | ||
| − | He has contributed to the doujinshi works of a circle called | + | He has contributed to the doujinshi works of a circle called Mutekei-Fire, under the pen name AB. |
He may be found on many online communities, such as Twitter or YouTube, usually with a screenname of Abfly, or similar. | He may be found on many online communities, such as Twitter or YouTube, usually with a screenname of Abfly, or similar. | ||
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*[http://abworks.blog83.fc2.com/ ABlog] | *[http://abworks.blog83.fc2.com/ ABlog] | ||
*[http://www.doujinshi.org/browse/author/3029/Abe-Yoshitoshi/ Doujinshi Lexicon page] | *[http://www.doujinshi.org/browse/author/3029/Abe-Yoshitoshi/ Doujinshi Lexicon page] | ||
| + | *[http://www.codeartstudio.org/artists/artist.php?id=12 This page] (Russian) contains links to many of his rare Mutekei-Fire doujin works, among other things. | ||
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Revision as of 23:09, 15 February 2015
Yoshitoshi ABe is the character designer for Serial Experiments Lain, as well as other popular anime, such as Niea_7 and Haibane Renmei. Ueda Yasuyuki, who came up with the original concept for Lain, invited him to come work on the project after seeing his art online. Abe was a senior in art school at the time. A collection of his art for the series was released as Omnipresence in Wired, which features the short manga, The Nightmare of Fabrication.
One of his recent project is a series called Despera, set in 1930s Japan, with a main character named Ain who looks very similar to Lain.
He has contributed to the doujinshi works of a circle called Mutekei-Fire, under the pen name AB.
He may be found on many online communities, such as Twitter or YouTube, usually with a screenname of Abfly, or similar.
External Links
- His old homepage (web archive) - it was likely this site or something similar that led Ueda to Abe.
- His new homepage (also web archive)
- ABlog
- Doujinshi Lexicon page
- This page (Russian) contains links to many of his rare Mutekei-Fire doujin works, among other things.
