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Japan style digital design

Japanese-Style Visual Arts

YUKIE UESAKA

Moisturize every scene of society with Japanese visuals

A new world of Japanese that is fascinated by advanced digital techniques and traditional skilled techniques

Super vector　Japan style digital design

　ベクターデータ

Japan style digital design

vector dater

Kanazawa next Tradition

金澤友禅

（kanazawa yuzen)

UESAKA kimonos are washable at home.

The patterns are beautifully matched in any size from 150cm~180cm in height.

There is almost no deterioration of color and fabric, which is inevitable with silk dyed kimono.

Super vector dijital kimono

●Kaga Yuzen "Furisode, Kanazawa Modern　

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●UESAKA's Kimono Visiting Kimono "Kaga Fubuki

「Online展示会場はこちらから

UESAKAインスタグラム　

Japan style digital design

壁紙クロス　加賀友禅・日本模様

（現代の障壁画・Digital Printed Wall Art）

Heisei Kano School Project

(Awarded the Ishikawa Excellent Entrepreneur Prize in the Innovative Venture Business Plan Contest)

You can produce high-resolution images on even the largest walls.

◉ UESAKA creates one space with one design instead of the simple repeating pattern of conventional industrial prints.

Original super-design wallpaper for creating space in all inkjet output environments such as digital print wallpaper, wrapping, and paper with vector data (no deterioration when enlarged, small capacity of large screen data, high flexibility of design processing)・ We plan and produce digital art design content.

Adobe Creative Cloud

上坂の仕事動画

（アドビユーザー事例にて紹介）

Kaga Yuzen / Japanese visual wall art

（All drawn with vector data）

壁紙クロス　加賀友禅・日本模様

平成の狩野派プロジェクト/ Example of Construction

Kanazawa Hot Spring

Kanazawa City, Japan

■The bright blue (lapis lazuli) that suddenly jumps out at you is the color of the Maeda family (the 13th lord of the Kaga domain, Nariyasu Maeda), who had been devoted to European culture for generations and had a merchant stationed in Nagasaki as their official.

The Maeda family (the 13th lord of the Kaga domain, Nariyasu Maeda), who had been devoted to European culture for generations, purchased the pigment in 1826 when a synthetic pigment similar to the color of lapis lazuli was invented in France, and used it in Seisonnkaku.

When a synthetic pigment similar to lapis lazuli was invented in France in 1826, he purchased it and used it for the walls of Seisonnkaku. Qietai is said to have invited only important guests to this room.

From NHK's "Bi no Tsubo" (The pot of beauty).