AOKI Hiroe
- Specialization
- Illustration / Picture book
Students learn the basics in their first year and then specialize in their chosen field from their second year onward
In the first year, students take cross-listed courses in the Department of Illustration, focusing on drawing by hand and learning basic drawing and composition skills to develop a rich imagination and sensitivity. From the second year on, students will choose between the Illustration Course and the Motion Illustration Course (launching in 2025) to gain the specialized expertise and skills they need.
Exposing yourself to a variety of techniques and expanding your creativity
Students will broaden their creative repertoire by learning a variety of techniques, including figure drawing, three-dimensional expression, copperplate engraving, photography, and computer graphics. They will also learn Japanese painting and ink painting and gain exposure to traditional Japanese techniques and materials. The Motion Illustration Course will offer new classes in animation and 3D computer graphics, aiming to help students acquire new skills. Through this course, students will find the means of expression that best suits them.
Developing the ability to communicate ideas with the real world
Illustration is a way of getting the message across in a clearer and more appealing manner. Students will refine their visual perception skills and their ability to comprehend information. They will gain an understanding of the role of illustration and the differences between various media formats, including posters, merchandise, book design, and web media, and acquire the ability to effectively communicate with the real world through practical learning.
Each student has their own desk in the studio where they can immerse themselves in their work.
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Class in the studio
Printer room for printing large posters