Walking around town along the railroad tracks: Shinjiro Ogawa's works collection

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This is Shinjiro Ogawa's first collection of works, which is a collection of railway scenery. Mr. Ogawa uses a painting style that emphasizes perspective to depict scenes in front of stations, on street corners, and along train tracks, and has become popular on social media. The unique deformation emphasizes the height of the terrain and the curves of the tracks, and the rickety buildings and trains give you a nostalgic and warm feeling. Many of the books depict landscapes that incorporate a Japanese sense of the seasons, so you can feel the changing seasons as you turn the pages.

Seasonal Railway Scenery (Part 1 and Part 2)/Author Interview

Shinjiro Ogawa (Author)

About the Author
Shinjiro Ogawa...A city-walking illustrator. Born in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. Graduated from Nanzan University Faculty of Law, Setsu Mode Seminar. Completed Illustration Aoyama Juku. After working at an automobile manufacturer, he worked as a freelance illustrator. Works on advertisements, magazine illustrations, book covers, calendars, etc. He draws seasonal railway scenery in a style that emphasizes perspective with deformation, and publishes it on SNS. "Train uneven scenery'' is currently being serialized in the magazine "Tokyojin''.

Publisher: Genkosha (2024/10/11)
Release date: 2024/10/11
Book: 128 pages
ISBN-10: 4768319750
ISBN-13: 978-4768319758
Dimensions: 25.7 x 18.2 x 1 cm

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