Nara Yoshitomo's works

Nara Yoshitomo's works include: Nara Yoshitomo slides with a knife, Nara's Notes, 48 girls in Nara Yoshitomo, Little Star Communication, Nara Yoshitomo: Starting from an Empty World, etc.

1, Nara Yoshitomo cut it with a knife.

Nara Yoshitomo Gliding with a Knife combines words and pictures, once again bringing readers into the world of contemporary Japanese artist Nara Yoshitomo. Children with big eyes, cute animals and other familiar elements still run through the book, and the poems written by Nara Yoshitomo tell the deep memory of Nara, as if he were mumbling.

2. Nara's Notes

This book is a collection of diaries written by Nara Yoshitomo in 1999-2000. During that time, he lived in Germany and made many creations. At the same time, he made exhibitions all over Japan, large and small, and gradually became famous. Later, many picture books and picture books were published gradually.

3. 48 girls in Nara Yoshitomo

"48 Girls in Nara Yoshitomo" assembled Nara Yoshitomo's cover creation for this widely spread magazine in the Japanese study room in Zhu Mo. Generally, Japanese magazines take idol stars as the cover, and illustrations as the cover are not only rare, but also a very fresh attempt for Nara Yoshitomo, so she agreed to accept this serial invitation.

4. Xiaoxing Communication

Little Star Communication is Nara Yoshitomo's only autobiography. For Nara Yoshitomo, painting is a familiar expression. Although it was changed into words this time, it still retains Nara Yoshitomo's simple and frank personality. Different ways of communication do not affect Nara Yoshitomo's expression of true feelings.

5. Nara Yoshitomo: Start with an empty world.

This book consists of autobiography Half-Life, in-depth interviews from seven perspectives (growth experience, art, music, literature, film and television, pottery, travel, contact with people), recent exhibitions, photos, chronology and other contents, as well as his life photos, classics and latest works. This is an unprecedented "Nara Encyclopedia" dominated by Nara Yoshitomo's own language.