Chiho Aoshima - Illustrator

[seahorseinstripe]

Chiho Aoshima is a CG artist who creates her unique and extraordinary world through manipulation of Bezier curves, a feature of the computer software Illustrator. She constructs her works with such elements as bodily fluids, reptiles, insects, and old, concrete buildings. Her works are audaciously enlarged and printed by heavy-duty printers, not only onto papers but also onto leather and plastic surfaces, giving her works the sense of transcendence of both art and illustration.

she's a artist from the www.kakaikiki.co.jp of the infamous takashi murakami

all images from kakaikiki.co.jp

 

[seahorseinstripe]

more from google.com

 

[seahorseinstripe]

from kaikaikiki.co.jp
http://www.vgallery.co.za/34long/two...press/indx.htm
http://www.publicartfund.org/pafweb/..._chiho_05.html
http://www.icaboston.org/photo-album/aoshima/view-photo
http://www.100artworks.com/catalog/c...hima-m-34.html

and my recent fave :

 

[gius]

interesting imagery --i like these last ones the most
sort of like the Greek god, where the earth is 'mother'
thanks for posting, seahorseinstripe

just to let you know, google is not a valid source for images
it has to be the actual website holding the image
there's more info at the bottom of the page, Community Rules

 

[seahorseinstripe]

oops sorry
i'll try to search the source again...

they're from :
kaikaikiki.co.jp
http://www.vgallery.co.za/34long/twogether_press/indx.htm
http://www.publicartfund.org/pafweb/projects/05/littleboy/littleboy_chiho_05.html
http://www.icaboston.org/photo-album/aoshima/view-photo
http://www.100artworks.com/catalog/chiho-aoshima-m-34.html

 

[gius]

thanks!
edited

 

[Butterfly*]

Oooh, the first one is my favorite!
I've been having a thing for cherry blossoms lately..

Though, I don't like the idea of women being tied..

Thanks, seahorseinstripe!

 

[ChrissyM]

interesting...
are some of those images in actual tube stations or is that some sort of installation method/diplay

 

[liashoes]

The artist herself:

style

at Murakami Opening exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum