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Painting in the Ghibli Style
Here are two videos that demonstrate some gouache techniques resembling those used in background paintings for Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli.The first is by Osamu Masuyama, a background artist on Spirited Away, Ponyo, and Howl's Moving Castle, doing a demonstration at a university. (Link to YouTube)
He pre-mixes four colors before starting on the sky: a lighter and darker blue for the gradation of the sky, plus a white and a gray for the lit part of the cloud and the shadow part.
Artist Victor Ishihara demonstrates creates a painting of the building from "Spirited Away" (Link to video on YouTube). I'm not sure what Mr. Ishihara's connection is with Studio Ghibli, but his way of painting seems fairly similar to that of Mr. Masuyama.
A few observations on both demos:
1. The art is set up flat on the table, so the method doesn't depend on gravity to pull down washes.
2. The paper is pre-wet for the sky, which helps achieve those soft edges in the clouds.
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Previously: Demo by Kazuo Oga
Kazuo Oga
Watercolor Tips from Miyazaki
Artist Victor Ishihara demonstrates creates a painting of the building from "Spirited Away" (Link to video on YouTube). I'm not sure what Mr. Ishihara's connection is with Studio Ghibli, but his way of painting seems fairly similar to that of Mr. Masuyama.
A few observations on both demos:
1. The art is set up flat on the table, so the method doesn't depend on gravity to pull down washes.
2. The paper is pre-wet for the sky, which helps achieve those soft edges in the clouds.
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More resources
Previously: Demo by Kazuo Oga
Kazuo Oga
Watercolor Tips from Miyazaki
(imported from Japan)
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