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Idea, liquid 5, 2001

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Contents
Special feature: Evolution of humor expression
Charles S. Anderson Design Company
Evolution of creativity: Nagai Kazumasa
Andrzej Klimovski: Revisiting the subconscious
1994 International Poster Triennial Toyama Gold Prize-winning artist Stasys Eidurigevičius
Dick Bruna: Simple and abstract forms
Contemporaneity of cute things
Kawaii = scary and eerie!? Homma Takashi
“Kawaii” is a part of one’s wholeness – Interview with editorial artist Ito Gabin Interviewer: Sawaragi Noi
Rebellion, deviation, reversal Photography: Tsuzuki Kyoichi
“Exorcists” of cuteness: Sawaragi Noi
groovisions
Maywa Denki

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 2001
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha
  • Size: 224mm X 296mm

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