JSAA 2019 Poster Public Relations Activities by Naoyuki Fukumoto |
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| DESIGN NAME: JSAA 2019 Poster PRIMARY FUNCTION: Public Relations Activities INSPIRATION: Oddly, the Roman numeral "V" corresponds to the Arabic numeral [5]. And the act of "cutting out" itself is one of the main purposes of art anatomy, and this layout realizes the happy marriage of "da Vinci" and "art anatomy". As a result, this poster is an unparalleled novelty in the world, and has successfully introduced Da Vinci's 500th anniversary event. UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Year 2019 is 500 years after the death of Leonardo da Vinci. At this year's symposium of the Society for Art and Anatomy, They will be focusing on this person who is the key to Art Anatomy. Since all existing works of Da Vinci are well known to the world, Designer tried various approaches to layout it in various ways. As a result, He used Da Vinci's initial "V" as a motif, and then, cut and laid out the Mona Lisa in the "V" shape. OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: This poster shows detail Information about exhibition to user and invite him/her to there. PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: This Poster was made in Hiroshima,Japan. and was presented in Tokyo, Japan. July, 2019. FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Graphics, Illustration and Visual Communication Design |
PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Overrapping, Superimpose, Symbols, mona lisa, "V" SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: Width 728mm x Height 1030mm Offset Print TAGS: leonard da vinci, mona lisa, poster, lettering, anatomy RESEARCH ABSTRACT: This year is about 500 years after Da Vinci's death, and events derived from it are being held in Italy and around the world. When I researched those main visuals and catch copies, I saw a lot of boring things such as collages of portraits and works of Da Vinci's own works, and simply arranged ones. I made a collage of the famous Mona Lisa with the "V" figure to hide them and as a tribute to Da Vinci as a person standing at the intersection of art and science. CHALLENGE: Above all, I focused on creating a line that distinguishes it from the key visuals of other events, and also promoting the novelty and discomfort in the visual aspect in the first view, because I was interested in the event itself. did. Therefore, we adopted "V" which represents "5" in Roman numerals as a symbolic figure. ADDED DATE: 2019-06-30 11:22:32 TEAM MEMBERS (3) : Art Director:Naoyuki Fukumoto, Designer:Naoyuki Fukumoto and Supervisor:Michiyo Miyanaga IMAGE CREDITS: Naoyuki Fukumoto, 2019. |
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NAME: Japanese Society of Artistic Anatomy PROFILE: The Japanese Society of Artistic Anatomy was founded in July 1994 at the Department of Artistic Anatomy, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts, as a place for younger researchers to develop their interests and studies of art and anatomy. The aim of the society is to bring together researchers in the fields of art and anatomical science for the purposes of interacting through art per se and research in the fine arts and anatomical studies, and of developing theoretical and practical foundations for research into the human figure and its inherent beauty. The society annually publishes “The Journal of Artistic Anatomy” which was started as an outlet for members to present their research. The journal through the editorial board aims to reflect future developments and directions of artistic anatomical studies. The society also annually organizes a variety of events for members, including lectures, meetings and general conferences. The conferences provide a venue for members to present their research, exchange information, discuss mutual interests and develop collaborative research activities. The society provides a network for members and is open to researchers in fields related to practical and theoretical studies of art, and basic and applied anatomical sciences. The administrative office of the society is housed in Department of Artistic Anatomy II, the Graduate School of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of Arts. |
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Jsaa 2019 Poster Public Relations Activities by Naoyuki Fukumoto is Runner-up for A' Design Award in Graphics, Illustration and Visual Communication Design Category, 2019 - 2020.· Press Members: Login or Register to request an exclusive interview with Naoyuki Fukumoto. · Click here to register inorder to view the profile and other works by Naoyuki Fukumoto. |
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