Yasuo Kishibe

Camera Japan Festival 2016 poster. The theme this year was "comedy" thus many smiley / laughing faces. Collaboration with Beijing based illustrator Chong Zeng.

Camera Japan Festival 2015 poster. Collaboration with Kekfeng Lee. 2015 was the festival's 10th edition. The concept was based around number "10" and Geisha's lip make-up.

CAMERA JAPAN Festival Posters 2014 edition“J-Dream”. The theme was focused on fantasies and surrealism in Japanese cinema. Bonsai boat floating on ocean forms a surrealistic image of a skull. Collaboration with Idlebeats (http://www.Idlebeats.com)

CAMERA JAPAN Festival Posters 2013 edition. “CONtradition”. Traditional Japanese patterns were used as motif for the graphics. Collaboration with illustrator Zeloot (Zeloot.nl)

CAMERA JAPAN Festival Posters 2012 edition. “Japalicious”. Collaboration with a graphic/pictogram designer Asami Kiuchi

CAMERA JAPAN Festival Posters 2012 edition. “Japalicious”. Collaboration with a graphic/pictogram designer Asami Kiuchi

CAMERA JAPAN Festival 2011 poster: Gaisha. Theme "Made in Japan?" Traditional Japanese images combined with unlikely elements. Blond haird geisha with crazy stuff on her hair. Winner at Adprint festival 2012. http://www.coloribus.com/festivals-awards/adprint/AdPrint%202011/ooh-competition/art-culture-media-entertainment/

CAMERA JAPAN Festival 2011 poster: Tengu. Theme "Made in Japan?" Traditional Japanese images combined with unlikely elements. Tengu with popcorn box which is associated with movie watching experience. Winner at Adprint festival 2012. http://www.coloribus.com/festivals-awards/adprint/AdPrint%202011/ooh-competition/art-culture-media-entertainment/

CAMERA JAPAN Festival 2009 poster- Girl (Illustration: Mademoiselle Annette) - Reflecting the fact that CAMERA JAPAN's home base Rotterdam was chosen to be "European Youth Capital 2009", we programmed many youth specific films and special events catering to that demographic group under the theme "New Playgrounds." Child-like, humorous yet slightly sinister illustrations by Brussel-based Mademoiselle Annette were crucial elements for this year's graphics. The logos and letter types were hand-drawn to create a child-like / friendly feel as well.

CAMERA JAPAN Festival 2009 poster- Girl (Illustration: Mademoiselle Annette) - Reflecting the fact that CAMERA JAPAN's home base Rotterdam was chosen to be "European Youth Capital 2009", we programmed many youth specific films and special events catering to that demographic group under the theme "New Playgrounds." Child-like, humorous yet slightly sinister illustrations by Brussel-based Mademoiselle Annette were crucial elements for this year's graphics. The logos and letter types were hand-drawn to create a child-like / friendly feel as well.

CAMERA JAPAN poster 2008 (Photo by Kaoru Yamada) - Award winner at AdPrint festival 2009 http://www.coloribus.com/festivals-awards/adprint/adprint-2009/winner/--/bronze/

CAMERA JAPAN poster 2008 (Collaboration with Olivia Grandperrin & Prudence Dudan)

CAMERA JAPAN poster 2008 (Collaboration with Olivia Grandperrin & Prudence Dudan)

CAMERA JAPAN poster 2007 -

CAMERA JAPAN Poster 2006 (collaboration with Ludvig Gustafson)

BIGSOUND, Tokyo - Fake advertising posters of obscure products and a service were placed in public places, prompting people to visit the club to find out what they were all about. Text: Zach Watkins

BIGSOUND, Tokyo - Fake advertising posters of obscure products and a service were placed in public places, prompting people to visit the club to find out what they were all about. Text: Zach Watkins

BIGSOUND, Tokyo - Fake advertising posters of obscure products and a service were placed in public places, prompting people to visit the club to find out what they were all about. Text: Zach Watkins

Two-sided poster: A winner at Design for Asia Awards 2012 The inspiration for the typography comes from architectural drawings. http://www.dfaaward.com/2014/page/en/winners/2012.php

Two-sided poster: A winner at Design for Asia Awards 2012 The inspiration for the typography comes from architectural drawings. http://www.dfaaward.com/2014/page/en/winners/2012.php