Shinjiro Ogawa Collection – Walking Along the Railroad

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This is the first collection of works by Shinjiro Ogawa, popular on social media for his perspective-heavy style that depicts scenes of station fronts, street corners, and train tracks.

The unique deformation emphasizes the terrain’s elevations and the curves of the tracks, giving the rickety buildings and trains a nostalgic and warm feeling. Many of the illustrations incorporate a distinctly Japanese sense of the seasons, allowing readers to experience the changing of the seasons as they turn the pages.

Railway Scenery Through the Seasons (Part 1 & Part 2) / Artist Interview

Pages:
128
ISBN:
9784768319758
Release Date:
October, 2024
Language:
Japanese
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Author profile

Shinjiro Ogawa

Street-walking illustrator. Born in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. Graduated from the Faculty of Law at Nanzan University and from the Setsu Mode Seminar. Completed the Illustration Aoyama Juku. After working for an automobile manufacturer, began working as a freelance illustrator. Handles work such as advertisements, magazine illustrations, book covers, and calendars. Depicts seasonal railway landscapes in a style that emphasizes perspective with deformation, and presents them on social media. Currently serializing “Train Irregular Landscapes” in the magazine “Tokyojin.”

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    Beautiful art. Really captures the feel and beauty of inner city Japan. The book is very educational as well.

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    Beautiful art. Really captures the feel and beauty of inner city Japan. The book is very educational as well.

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