has become that new idea of art.It was in the year 1952, only seven years after the surrender of Japan to the United States, in the small Japanese town of Shizuoka, that the artist Yoshitaka Amano was born (Amano 3). His family was small compared to most families in his area, and he had a lot of peace and quiet in which to meditate and follow his instincts. Amano recalls one of his early childhood moments, “I don’t remember a time in which I wasn’t drawing. It was at the age of five that my sister, while viewing one of my drawings exclaimed, ‘We have a genius here!’ (Amano 3).” Ten years later, Amano found himself with an animator-trainee position at Tatsunoko Productions in Tokyo. In his early life, Disney cartoons were a heavy influence for him and he constantly absorbed art from other cultures. When he wasn’t creating characters for cartoons such as Gatchaman and Hutch the Honeybee, he studied life drawing at local art schools or scoured art books for inspiration (Amano 3). At the age of 30, Amano grew restless and decided to leave the stability of Tatsunoko

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