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Japanese illustrator and animator (1960–2024) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mutsumi Inomata (いのまたむつみ, born 猪股 睦弥, Inomata Mutsumi, December 23, 1960 – March 10, 2024) was a Japanese illustrator and animator.
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Born | 猪股 睦弥 December 23, 1960 Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan |
Died | March 10, 2024 63) | (aged
Nationality | Japanese |
Occupation(s) | Illustrator, animator |
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Mutsumi Inomata was born in Kanagawa Prefecture on December 23, 1960.[1]
An anime fan, Inomata began working for Ashi Productions, working as an animator, key animation director and character designer on several anime television series.
In 1982, she joined some of the younger staff of Ashi Productions who established Kaname Productions , where she worked as an animator, animation director, and character designer on several of its series. In 1983, she also made her debut as a manga artist, with her work GB Bomber being featured in Tokuma Shoten's The Motion Comic. Later, in 1984, she left Kaname Productions and continued her work as a freelance animator.
Inomata is noted for her work as an animator, character designer and animation director on several anime titles, including Windaria, Plawres Sanshirō, Future GPX Cyber Formula, and Brain Powerd.
Inomata was also a prolific novel illustrator, known for her vivid watercolor paintings which often center around young women with wide, jewel-like eyes. Many of her illustrations are collected in her artbooks, which include Voice of the Stars, Dreams of the Moon (星の聲月の夢), Eccelente, SAI, and numerous others. Her representative works as a novel illustrator are for the Utsunomiko (宇宙皇子) series written by Keisuke Fujikawa (藤川圭介) and Weathering Continent (風の大陸) series by author Sei Takegawa (竹河聖). She is also noted for being the main character designer on a number of titles in Namco's Tales of series of video games.
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