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The Artist Who Colored Ghibli

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The Artist Who Colored Ghibli
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The Artist Who Colored GhibliPlus: news.Jul 27, 2026146817ShareA still from My Neighbor Totoro (1988)We’re back! We’ve done a ton of prep over the past few weeks to get ready for the rest of our 2026, which begins today.Here’s the slate for this Sunday:1. Ghibli’s colorsThe art of Studio Ghibli isn’t really duplicable.

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Canonical URLhttps://animationobsessive.substack.com/p/the-artist-who-colored-ghibli
Publication timeMon, 27 Jul 2026 18:32:09 +0000
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The Artist Who Colored GhibliPlus: news.Jul 27, 2026146817ShareA still from My Neighbor Totoro (1988)We’re back! With the mid-year break over, the Animation Obsessive newsletter returns with a new issue. We’ve done a ton of prep over the past few weeks to get ready for the rest of our 2026, which begins today.Here’s the slate for this Sunday:1. On Michiyo Yasuda, a master of color.2. Animation newsbits.3. The last word.Now, let’s go!1. Ghibli’s colorsThe art of Studio Ghibli isn’t really duplicable. People have tried: the internet is full of attempts, the bulk of them machine-generated.

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