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Akemi Takada

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Akemi Takada
高田明美
Akemi Takada at Japan Expo 2009
BornMarch 31, 1955
Tokyo, Japan
NationalityJapanese
EducationTama Art University, Tatsunoko Pro
Known forPainting, manga, anime character design, jewelry design
Notable workCharacter designs for Kimagure Orange Road and Urusei Yatsura
MovementAnime, manga

Akemi Takada (高田明美, Takada Akemi, born March 31, 1955) is a Japanese manga artist and anime character designer born in Tokyo, Japan. Her character-design work is one of the more recognizable styles of the 1980s,[1] when she worked on series like Creamy Mami and Kimagure Orange Road. She is also noted for her long collaboration with director Mamoru Oshii. She graduated from Tama Art University, after which she worked for Tatsunoko Pro. She is currently a freelance manga artist with her own studio, though she is also a member of the creative group Headgear.[2] She also has her own designer jewelry store called Diakosmos.

Takada began working for Tatsunoko productions after visiting the production office as a fan during the broadcast of Gatchaman.[3]

Books

Art books

  • Anniversary ISBN 4-89189-297-8
  • Creamy Mami: Memories of Magical World ISBN 4-7973-1566-0
  • Eyes: Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor Gashū (art collection)
  • Madoka ISBN 4-04-853294-4
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami: Long Good-Bye
  • Misty Orb ISBN 4-87188-441-4
  • The Mobile Police Patlabor: Air ISBN 4-8291-9113-9
  • The Mobile Police Patlabor: Pulsation ISBN 4-8291-9106-6
  • Patlabor Illustration Works: Now or Never ISBN 4-8291-9125-2
  • Sekaiki: Ygg-drasil ISBN 4-8291-9109-0
  • Takada Akemi Art Book: Complete Visual Works ISBN 4-89189-375-3
  • Takada Akemi Art Book 2: Crystella ISBN 4-89189-331-1
  • Tir na Sorcha ISBN 4-8291-9117-1
  • La Madonna ISBN 9784894258655 character illustrations from Kimagure Orange Road[4]

As illustrator

  • Akuma no you na Watashi (cover and interior illustration, novel by Sadamu Yamashita)
  • Aoi Requiem (cover and interior illustration, novel by Kei Rokudō)
  • Devilman (illustrations in Weekly Morning (1999))
  • Eternal Filena (vol.1-9, cover and interior illustration, novels by Takeshi Shudō)
  • Ekuusu (vol.1-2, cover and interior illustration, novels by Hitoshi Yoshioka)
  • Full Moon no Densetsu Indora (vol.1-2, cover and interior illustration, novels by Hisayuki Toriumi)
  • Hiiro no Rouge de Hajimatta, ISBN 4-10-123611-9 (cover and interior illustration, novel by Hitomi Fujimoto)
  • Hōkago, Ice Tea (cover and interior illustration, novel by Ryō Kubota)
  • Jinbaika Series vol.1: Lavendar ga Miteita (cover and interior illustration, novel by Yū Maki)
  • Jinbaika Series vol.2: Rose Marie ga Sasayaku (cover and interior illustration, novel by Yū Maki)
  • Jinbaika Series vol.3: Fennel ha Yumemiru (cover and interior illustration, novel by Yū Maki)
  • Jūchūki (vol.1-2, cover and interior illustration, novel by Saori Kumi)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor: Black Jack (vol.1-2, cover and interior illustration, novel by Michiko Yokote)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor: Fūsoku 40 Meters (cover and interior illustration, novel by Kazunori Itō)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor: Syntax Error (cover and interior illustration, novel by Michiko Yokote)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor: Third Mission (cover and interior illustration, novel by Michiko Yokote)
  • Ki no Kuni no Hime (cover and interior illustration, novel by Reiko Hikawa)
  • Kurenai Gankyō (cover and interior illustration, novel by Mamoru Oshii)
  • Nagareyuku Kawa no you ni (cover and interior illustration, novel by Shinobu Saeki)
  • Nijiiro no Seishun Matsuri (cover and interior illustration, novel by Seiichi Morimura)
  • Nishikaze no Senki (cover and illustration, novel by Yoshiki Tanaka)
  • Ōjo Asutoraia, (cover and interior illustration, novel by Hitomi Fujimoto)
  • Ōto no Shō Areku, (cover and interior illustration, novel by Hitomi Fujimoto)
  • Project Hanasaku Otome, (cover and interior illustration, novel by Yū Maki)
  • Program Usher: Kaze-tachi no Mezame ISBN 4-257-76522-4 (cover and interior illustration, novel by Ryō Katsuragi)
  • Rasetsuoh (vol.1-7, cover and interior illustration, novel by Kei Rokudō)
  • Sanjūshi: The Three Musketeers (cover and interior illustration, novel by Alexandre Dumas)
  • Seikonsha Yū: Bara no Stranger (cover and interior illustration, novel by Takeshi Narumi)
  • Seikonsha Yū: Haō no Tablet (cover and interior illustration, novel by Takeshi Narumi)
  • Seikonsha Yū: Ōgon no Princess (cover and interior illustration, novel by Takeshi Narumi)
  • Shinju-tachi (cover and interior illustration, novel by Saori Kumi)
  • Shoujo no you ni Kirara ka ni (cover and interior illustration, novel by Sadamu Yamashita)
  • Shutendōji (cover and interior illustration, novel by Go Nagai)
  • Sōmujō (poster and illustration, short story by Yoshiki Tanaka in February 1997 Amie)
  • Sōmujō (insert cover and illustration, short story by Yoshiki Tanaka in 1999 Amie)
  • Spiral Zone (cover and interior illustration, novel by Kazunori Itō)
  • Suiren no Kokuin (cover and interior illustration, novel by Maki Kanemaru)
  • Suishōkyū no Erisu (cover and interior illustration, novels by Hitomi Fujimoto)
  • Suizoku (cover and interior illustration, novel by Chūsekisha)
  • Sweet Valley Twins (series cover and interior illustration, novels by Francine Pascal)
  • Tenkooru Toki ha Akatsuki (cover and interior illustration, novel by Noriko Yahikozawa)
  • Tessius no Yūwaku (cover and interior illustration, novel by Hitomi Fujimoto)
  • Toki no Hikari, Toki no Kage (cover and interior illustration, novel by Kei Rokudō)
  • Yasashii Yoru no Hitomi (cover and interior illustration, novel by Michiko Yokote)
  • Yūwakusha (cover and interior illustration, novel by Saori Kumi)

Filmography

Listed alphabetically by decade, with role and studio (if know) in parentheses.

1970s

1980s

1990s

2000s

  • Imomushi no Bōken (character design)
  • WAN! (character design)

2010s

  • CoCO & NiCO (TV Series, Creator & Character Designer) 2016

Digital media

Games

  • Eien no Filena (Super Famicom, character designer)
  • Kaeru no Ehon (character designer, in-game character illustrations)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor (character designer)
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami (game jacket design, character designer)
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami: Futari no Rinbu (game jacket designer)
  • Misa no Mahō Monogatari (PlayStation, character designer, tarot illustrations, guidebook illustrations)

Other

  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor CD-ROM: Eyes (art collection)
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami and Magical Stage Fancy Lala CG Printout (part of the Pierrot Project)
  • My Stella: Akemi Takada CD-ROM Digital Gallery (art collection)

Exhibits and presentations

Listed by exhibit year and location.

  • Fantasix (1988, Shinjuku Gallery Apea)
  • Nine Art (1988, Ginza Rapōra)
  • Odd Eye (1991, Shinjuku Gallery Apea)
  • Takada Akemi Gengaten (1992, Hong Kong Arts Centre)
  • Anime America (1995, San Jose, California)
  • Noa-Future (1996, CG exhibition)
  • Angels (1998, Studio Pierrot 20th Anniversary Exhibit)
  • Modern Fantasy Artists (1999, Shiga Prefectural Modern Art Museum)
  • Anime Expo (2000, Anaheim, California)
  • L.A. Kikokuten (2000, Aoyama Animation Kobe)
  • Project A-Kon (2000, Dallas, Texas)
  • Rosette (2000, Kobe and Tokyo, Japan)
  • Takada Akemi Ten (2000, personal exhibit in Taiwan)
  • Character Design no Genba kara (2001, lecture)
  • FANTA X (2001, Shiseidō The Ginza)
  • Madoka (2001, Aoyama GoFa)
  • Takada Akemi Gengaten (2001, Nagoya, Ōsaka, Harajuku)

Other

  • Angels (lithograph illustrations)
  • Benesse Junior High 2nd Year Course Cover (illustration)
  • Casual Angel (illustration)
  • Catch Me! (FANTA X illustration)
  • Chat with a Friend (official site illustration)
  • Creamy Mami Again (Studio Pierrot Fair 2000 illustrations)
  • Eien no Filena (CD jacket illustration)
  • Forget Me Not (Megami Magazine pinup illustration)
  • Hana (illustration)
  • Hanayome (illustration)
  • Haru no Seijaku (official site illustration)
  • Itsuka no Yūgure (illustrations)
  • Kaeru no Ehon (promotional illustrations)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor: 100-manbon Toppa Kansha (illustration thanking fans for Patlabor manga selling 1 million volumes)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor CD Box Deluxe (CD box cover illustration)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor (DVD cover and box illustrations)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor (game poster illustrations)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor LD Box (LaserDisc box cover illustration)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor New OVA Series Memorial Box (box set cover illustration)
  • Kidō Keisatsu Patlabor TV Series Memorial Box (parts 1-2, box set cover illustrations)
  • Kimagure Orange Road (CD box cover illustration)
  • Kimagure Orange Road Memory Box (LaserDisc box cover illustration)
  • Kimagure Orange Road Perfect Memorial on TV (box set cover illustration)
  • Kimagure Orange Road: Singing Heart 2: Sweet Memories (CD box cover illustration)
  • Koko ni Tsuite... (official site illustration, one of a series)
  • Kyuukyoku Choujin R (album artwork)
  • Kyuukyoku Choujin R vol.2 (album artwork)
  • Kyuukyoku Choujin R Drama Special (album artwork)
  • Love (original Valentine's Day illustration)
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami and Magical Stage Fancy Lala Cel Stencil Sheets
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami (DVD box cover illustration)
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami LD Box (vol.1-2, LaserDisc box cover illustration)
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami Perfect Memorial on TV (LaserDisc box cover illustration)
  • Magical Angel Creamy Mami Triple Fantasy (LaserDisc box cover illustration)
  • Magical Stage Fancy Lala (vol.1-8 LD jacket illustrations)
  • Musashino (Kichijōji Station opening commemorative card illustration)
  • PC Engine Fan (cover illustrations)
  • Resurrection (character card illustration for MMTCG Resurrection)
  • Sneaker Fair Campaign (ad campaign illustration)
  • The Sneaker Special (ad campaign illustration, multiple times)
  • Taikutsu na Tenshi-tachi (illustrations)
  • Tropical Valentine (original illustration)
  • Visitor (LD insert illustrations, CD cover illustrations)
  • Yuki (official site illustration)
  • Yume no Naka de (illustrations)

References

  1. ^ "Interview with Akemi Takada". UCLA International Institute. Retrieved 23 August 2018.
  2. ^ "August 10 Declared Patlabor Day in Japan". Anime News Network. Retrieved 16 August 2018.
  3. ^ "Anime UK" (17): 12–13. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)
  4. ^ "La Madonna – Takada Akemi Art Book Review". Halcyon Fealms. 22 July 2015. Retrieved 23 August 2018.

External links

This page was last edited on 14 August 2023, at 19:33
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