April illustration from an Osamu Tezuka themed calendar (2007)
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Wonder 3 pop art practice 🌟
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Wonder 3 children’s jigsaw puzzle (1960s)
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Tezuka Moderno Wonder 3 postcard (2008)
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Osamu Tezuka manga museum Wonder 3 postcard (2000s)
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“To the guys in the 21st century, save the glass earth!!” Osamu Tezuka character telephone card. (2000s)
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#Tezuka#Osamu Tezuka#Astro Boy#Mighty Atom#Astro#Ochanomizu#Black Jack#Unico#Wonder 3#Bokko#Nokko#Pukko#Phoenix#Ambassador Magma#Magma#Big X#Akira#Asagumo Akira#Princess Knight#Ribon no Kishi#Princess Sapphire#Sapphire#Tezuka star system#Shunsaku#Shunsaku Ban#Higeoyaji#Hyotantsugi#Merchandising#Mod's post
Wonder 3 bubblegum advertisement (1960s)
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Wonder 3 magazine illustration by Osmau Tezuka (1965)
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“Goodbye everyone!” Roppu kun book advertisement (1965)
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Shogakukan Wonder 3 picture book (1965)
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This is a fan art of the 1960's Japanese manga "Wonder 3".
Osamu Tezuka, famous for manga such as "Astro boy", is one of the cartoonists who made me want to draw manga, and is a god of manga.This duck-like character was intentionally drawn by me to look like Donald Duck.But this duck reminds me of Donald.Because Tezuka sensei himself was strongly influenced by Disney!
I'm sorry I haven't been able to post anything new.
ずっと、今の自己流で描いてみたかったワンダー3、多分手塚治虫作品ではマイナーだと思うけど地味に好きです、ほかにもマイナーながら好きな作品沢山あります
Golden week festival promotional artwork by Osamu Tezuka (1986)
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#Tezuka#Astro Boy#Astro#Ochanomizu#Jungle Taitei#Kimba#Lune#Black Jack#Pinoko#Unico#Phoenix#Princess Knight#Princess Sapphire#Sapphire#Wonder 3#Bokko#Pukko#Marvelous Melmo#Melmo#The three eyed one#Sharaku#Son Goku the Monkey#Son Goku#Hakkai#Tezuka star system#Hyotantsugi#Lamp#Ambassador Magma#Magma#Mod's post
“Little Mieko” by Fukuyama Kieko, this was drawn for a special memorial issue of Comic Box dedicated to Osamu Tezuka and his work after his sudden passing. (1989)
An Osamu Tezuka wind turbine in Wakasu Kaihin Park in Tokyo's Koto, which was installed in 2004 and is still there to this date.
Fun fact: At 330 feet tall (100 meters) it is one of the largest wind turbines in Japan. It outputs 1,950 kilowatts of electricity a day, which is enough to power four houses for a year.
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