Miyamoto Musashi T-shirt (Back Print)
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・Contents: 1 T-shirt. The illustration of Miyamoto Musashi is printed on the back.
・Sizes are available in M, L, or XL.
*The patterns are the same. The position of the print differs.
Body: 100% cotton
Rib: 95% cotton, 5% polyurethane
With water-absorbing, quick-drying yarn
-Size M: Length: 70 cm, Shoulder width: 46 cm, Sleeve length: 22 cm, Body width: 54 cm, Cuff width: 19 cm
-Size L: Length: 72 cm, Shoulder width: 48 cm, Sleeve length: 22.5 cm, Body width: 56 cm, Cuff width: 20 cm
-Size XL: Length: 74 cm, Shoulder width: 50 cm Sleeve length: 23 cm Body width: 58 cm Cuff width: 21 cm
[Noriyoshi Ohrai, a solitary illustrator]
After winning international acclaim for his work on the international poster for Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back, he continued to draw a wide range of illustrations, including for Harmagedon, Godzilla Heisei Version and Nobunaga's Ambition/game software, and has created over 3,000 works in his lifetime.
Noriyoshi Ohrai's original ideas, such as the representation of a green universe, which had never before been used in conventional methods of expression, and the composition of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, which reverses perspective, have had a major impact on the world of illustration since then. In today's digitalised world of illustration, Noriyoshi Ohrai's illustrations have been created using a primitive approach with his eyes and hands. It is no exaggeration to say that no other illustrator like him will appear in the future.
We have created a product using illustrations by Noriyoshi Ohrai to pass on the name of this world-class illustrator and the pictures he has drawn to future generations, if only for a short while.
[Words of Ohrai Noriyoshi]
"I am a manual labourer and prefer to carry out the whole process of work by hand. I use simple and conventional tools such as ruler, compass, brush, pen and pencil as much as possible, and I do not like to copy anything from a machine or create an inorganic surface during the production process."
(Extract from "Words of Noriyoshi Ohrai: Noriyoshi Ohrai Illustration", Tokuma Shoten)
・Sizes are available in M, L, or XL.
*The patterns are the same. The position of the print differs.
Body: 100% cotton
Rib: 95% cotton, 5% polyurethane
With water-absorbing, quick-drying yarn
-Size M: Length: 70 cm, Shoulder width: 46 cm, Sleeve length: 22 cm, Body width: 54 cm, Cuff width: 19 cm
-Size L: Length: 72 cm, Shoulder width: 48 cm, Sleeve length: 22.5 cm, Body width: 56 cm, Cuff width: 20 cm
-Size XL: Length: 74 cm, Shoulder width: 50 cm Sleeve length: 23 cm Body width: 58 cm Cuff width: 21 cm
[Noriyoshi Ohrai, a solitary illustrator]
After winning international acclaim for his work on the international poster for Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back, he continued to draw a wide range of illustrations, including for Harmagedon, Godzilla Heisei Version and Nobunaga's Ambition/game software, and has created over 3,000 works in his lifetime.
Noriyoshi Ohrai's original ideas, such as the representation of a green universe, which had never before been used in conventional methods of expression, and the composition of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, which reverses perspective, have had a major impact on the world of illustration since then. In today's digitalised world of illustration, Noriyoshi Ohrai's illustrations have been created using a primitive approach with his eyes and hands. It is no exaggeration to say that no other illustrator like him will appear in the future.
We have created a product using illustrations by Noriyoshi Ohrai to pass on the name of this world-class illustrator and the pictures he has drawn to future generations, if only for a short while.
[Words of Ohrai Noriyoshi]
"I am a manual labourer and prefer to carry out the whole process of work by hand. I use simple and conventional tools such as ruler, compass, brush, pen and pencil as much as possible, and I do not like to copy anything from a machine or create an inorganic surface during the production process."
(Extract from "Words of Noriyoshi Ohrai: Noriyoshi Ohrai Illustration", Tokuma Shoten)
