Komitsu

Komitsu

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Credited on 6 works from 2017 to 2021. Main genres: 2D animation, Animation, Music video.

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Ahare! Meisaku-kun Season 6 ED - 映像作家: 大橋史Takashi Ohashi
2D animationMotion graphics

Ahare! Meisaku-kun Season 6 ED

2021
00:00:36
This is the sixth ending theme for the TV anime “Ahare! Meisaku-kun,” based on an original work by Takato Shinkai and featuring character designs by JUN OSON. The concept imitates the “before-and-after” effect often seen on Instagram and TikTok, where the camera lens is covered by a hand to create a transition. It proposes a scenario in which Meisaku, who is seriously cleaning, transforms into a classmate who messes around while cleaning. Illustrator docco joined as the character designer, resulting in a “reverse deformed” design with more realistic proportions.
Minna no Uta “The Murmurs of Insects” - 映像作家: harukasuzuki
2D animation3DCGAnimationMusic videoOriginalPV

Minna no Uta “The Murmurs of Insects”

2020
Only Image
This is an animated music video for the August–September song "Mushi no Tsubuyaki" on NHK Minna no Uta. It tells the story of a girl who finds herself in the world of insects and meets insects with all kinds of worries. While listening to the song, I felt that our own strengths can also become weaknesses or sources of worry, and I wanted to create a lovely work that gently accompanies the troubled insects, much like asking someone who seems to be struggling, “What’s wrong?” I also paid attention to the colors of each scene and the character designs so that the process of meeting each insect would feel enjoyable and visually charming.
Station ID「Shapeshifter」 - 映像作家: 大橋史Takashi Ohashi
2D animationMotion graphicsStation ID

Station ID「Shapeshifter」

2019
00:00:30
Under the mission of “conveying the appeal of music,” this Space Shower TV station ID depicts the introspective world of audiences immersed in music at live houses and clubs. By surrendering themselves to the rhythms and beats of the music, their bodies take on abstract forms reminiscent of Paul Klee’s paintings, and the listeners melt into the music as part of it, while vibrant colors as if bathed in colored light metaphorically express an unreal, vivid musical experience through animation.

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