Talk:Mahiro Maeda

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Manga Impact
Manga Impact: The World of Japanese Animation, 6 December 2010, ISBN 978-0714857411; pg 149:

One of the premiere creative talents working in the anime industry today, Maeda Mahiro (born in 1963 in Tottori) is best known for his work as designer of the 'Angels' in Anno Hideaki's mecha masterpiece Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995). At the time of release, the sleek organic form and geometries of the 'Angels' were highly original. Maeda had earnt his spurs working as an inbetweener and animator for Studio Ghibli and, later, for Gainax on the space movie Wings of Honneamise (1987, dir. Yamaga Hiroyuki). As a director in his own right, Maeda was responsible for Ao no Roku-go (Blue Submarine No. 6, 1998), an adventure based on the sixties comic by Ozawa Satoru, that exhibits Maeda's trademark inventiveness in character design and animation. Maeda's designs combine delicate curved forms with sharp angles and points. His design aesthetic is uniquely animation-orientated, as the addition of motion combines with the quality of the shape and form to create a sensuous overall image. Maeda's work reached a large international audience in Quentin Tarantino's two-part martial arts epic Kill Bill (2003), when he provided keyframe animation for the animated segments that develop the backstory of assassin O-Ren Ishii. His trademark movement animation style, with its fluid squash-and-stretch and intense detail, is also discernible in his contribution to the short film collection The Animatrix (2003). D.S. [David Surman]

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