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Yuichi Yokoyama. Color Engineering. Brooklyn, 2011
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In English. Short description: Yuichi Yokoyama. Color Engineering. Brooklyn, 2011. The first book of color drawings and comics by acclaimed New York Times and Eisner Award nominated manga artist Yuichi Yokoyama, designed and edited by the artist himself. He organically combines his lavishly painted canvases (often rendered as centerfolds) with a succession of comics in a variety of media: photography, freehand drawings in marker, hyperreal portraiture, and more. Throughout, he continues his exploration of the world of machines, architecture, and post-human fashion. Yuichi Yokoyama is a Japanese artist and mangaka born April 3, 1967 in Miyazaki. Yuichi Yokoyama's unique neo-manga style is distinguished by sketchy images and a virtual absence of dialogue. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUMS001910
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