Y2K Aesthetic Institute 💽さんのイラストまとめ

(2/2) From what I can find, image #4 is titled 'Circus' and was created in 1979. They have the Y2K-era translucent blobject look to them, but with an analog/painted quality.

Works by legendary artist & graphic designer, Mitsuo Katsui (1/2)

These pieces span decades; I've never been able to figure out how much is digital vs. analog in terms of production.

Some scanned from issues of Graphis magazine

1) 'Koi Rider'
2) 'Jack'
3) 'Heroes'
4) Illustration for Vice Magazine

Various artworks; we only have the titles for these, so I'm not sure if they were commercial or personal works.

1) 'Anahita'
2) 'Bathers'
3) 'Dorothy'
4) 'Gloria'

Ad for the Panasonic 'e-wear' wearable SD music player. (2000) From the copy: " 'Net music doesn't get much cooler than this!"

'Almost Human: Are You Ready to Go Bionic?' (May 2001) -- feature on emerging bionic technologies, implants, etc.

Planeta Paulina - album by Paulina Rubio (1996)

Pink ‘strap-on shades’ by Chanel, scanned from Mademoiselle magazine (1999)

'Glacial Effect' photoshoot - Project X Magazine (Nov/Dec 1995)

Project X was part of a wave of magazines focusing on club kid & rave fashion and culture. From their archive (link in comments), unfortunately this was the last issue as they closed up shop in January 1996.

Selections from 'Extreme Fonts: Digital Faces of the Future' (1999) by Spencer Drate (fonts used noted with 'F') (1/3)

1. Ninja Tune NYC Debut - F: Kitchen/Microbus Round
2. Zero ad - F: Zero/Zero italic
3. Honey promo - F: Honey
4. Pollen 100 promo - F: Pollen

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