Giclee Print Reiwa-Ukiyoe TAKUMI IRONMANMusha-e BUSHI Marvel Comics Rare
Giclee Print Reiwa-Ukiyoe TAKUMI "IRONMAN". Giclee prints are digital reproduction prints that originated with photographer and musician Graham Nash's use of the Iris drum printer, which was developed in the 1980s. From there, Giclee, also known as Iris, became synonymous with ultra-high definition digital output. In recent years, Giclee prints have been used for archiving and reproduction of tangible cultural properties and rare and valuable paintings. Giclee is used for archiving and reproduction of tangible cultural properties and rare paintings that require the most faithful reproduction of the original. Giclee is derived from the French word "giclee, " meaning to spray color. Unlike conventional lithographs and silkscreen prints, giclee is printed without making an original plate.
Using high quality pigments that boast high definition, a wide color gamut, and lightfastness, the prints are printed on materials such as canvas, printmaking paper, photo paper, and Japanese paper. The high definition of the prints faithfully reproduces even the "rubbing of a pencil". Product body: paper, frame: wood. Artist TAKUMI's ukiyoe depiction of the Avengers' most powerful heroes.
The artist's signature and serial number will not be included. 2012 Weekly Shonen JUMP Newcomer Award winner. He has been creating various works as a modern ukiyoe illustrator and has become a topic of conversation.
Produced CD jackets, live T-shirts, and event designs for GRAY, Maximum the. Hormone, Maki Ootsuki, Yan Li Fei, chester watson, etc. Designed official goods, advertisements, and event designs for anime "ONE PIECE". "Fate/Grand Order", "Psalms of Planets Eureka seveN", etc. Produced card designs for the card game "XENO", etc.
In 2020, he is working on a new decree Japanese ukiyoe that sublimates. "Iron Man, " "The Mighty Thor, " and "Captain America" into Japanese t. Aste as MARVEL's official licensed art. While maintaining the traditions of Ukiyo-e and Edo woodblock prints, we aim to rekindle. This art form that flourished in the Edo period by collaborating with contemporary. Subjects, and to create something new and fun, even though it is a traditional craft. Thank you for your understanding.