by Joseph Luster April 4, 2019

SHARE

As gripping as the stories may be, series like Death Note and Bakuman. just wouldn’t be the same without the incredible art of Takeshi Obata. That art is going on display at the creator’s first art exhibit—Artist Activity 20th Anniversary Takeshi Obata Exhibition NEVER COMPLETE—which is set to run at Tokyo’s 3331 Arts Chiyoda from July 13 to August 12. Ahead of that, the contents have been revealed along with an amazing key visual.

Showings will follow at the Nigata Anime Manga Museum from September 14 to November 10, and then at Osaka’s Daimaru Museum in early spring of 2020. The exhibition will consist of a manga portion featuring original art from Hikaru no Go, Death Note, Bakuman., and more, as well as an illustration section with work outside of manga series and a Never Complete section focusing on Obata’s latest, Platinum End.

Here’s the visual:

Via Crunchyroll

Related Posts

Metal Gear Solidcosplaydeath notedragon ball zfinal fantasy vii

Fans Showed Off Their Cosplay Skills at Youmacon 2024

November 9, 2024Danica Davidson

exhibitionkaiju no. 8

Kaiju No. 8 Art Exhibition to Run from Sept. to Nov. in Tokyo

April 25, 2024Matt Schley

hikaru no go

Hikaru no Go Manga Heads to the Stage in New Play Adaptation

April 23, 2024Joseph Luster

carolyn ominedeath notethe simpsons

The Simpsons’ Death Note Spoof Episode Wins Emmy

January 9, 2024Danica Davidson

Interviewscarolyn ominedeath notedeath tome

INTERVIEW: Simpsons Writer/Producer Carolyn Omine Reveals How Death Note Treehouse of Horror Spoof Got Made

October 27, 2023Danica Davidson

death notefrank wildhornmusicalwest end

Will Death Note Solidify a Home for Anime on the West End?

August 31, 2023Kara Dennison