Digital Creator Yuji Hirayama Official site

Yuji Hirayama draws illustration with the outlook on the world with which the variation is filled centering on publication, the advertisement, and the multimedia. The feature of his work is to use analog painting materials such as the watercolor, the acrylic fiber, the oil painting tools, and the air brushes and computer-aided digital painting materials properly. The manuscript of the How to one of the work making in Photoshop, Illustrator, and 3D software, etc. was written in the computer magazine etc. for digital.

The cover of the magazine and the interface designs such as the multimedia contents, CD-ROM, DVD and Web, are produced including graphic designs of the package and the advertisement. The feature of his work attracts the design to give the impact by visual than the design class that considers typography and the production desire is attracted. Moreover, the prize in various genres is won, and it is nominated in Japan.

Yuji Hirayama had the dream that it had wanted to become cartoonist in childhood. He got some short cartoons in the magazine and the work of the serial such as four-frame comic strip by extending the occupational category of illustrator. And, it serialized it as a most important work for three years with short cartoon "I was Mac" serialized with Mac Fan Befinners for seven years and Bass World. ｢Futatabi Jikken-kun｣It is. The fine work is won by the comic opening Kodansha on the magazine morning in1997. A short comic is being serialized in the table tennismagazine since 2007.

He does taking a picture based on subject such as sceneries and the people centering on the magazine, the advertisement, and WEB. The photograph where the space, the composition, the air, and the outlook on the world that doesn't take the moment but was created were pursued is produced though there is only his photograph.

An image, animation, a still picture, a sound, and various elements are united digitally and the progressing media art work is Yuji's style. A digital ping-pong that unites table tennis with the media art is exhibited by the H.I.S. Yokohama world table tennis Championships in 2009.