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アリス中毒： 三原ミツカズ画集。 Arisu chūdoku : mihara mitsukazu gashū.
- GenresManga
103 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 2002
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About the author
Mitsukazu Mihara
53 books74 followers三原 ミツカズ (MIHARA Mitsukazu) is credited with helping shape the GothLoli look through her work in the "Gothic & Lolita Bible"
In 1994, she won the first "Feel Young New Face Manga Awards" Judges’ Special Prize with her short work, "The Children Who Don’t Need Rubbers."
She resides in Osaka, Japan.
Sometimes credited as MIHARA Tsukazu.
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In 1994, she won the first "Feel Young New Face Manga Awards" Judges’ Special Prize with her short work, "The Children Who Don’t Need Rubbers."
She resides in Osaka, Japan.
Sometimes credited as MIHARA Tsukazu.
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June 20, 2015
"Alice Addict" is a gorgeous collection of full color illustrations by Mitsukazu Mihara, author of Doll, IC in a Sunflower, Beautiful People and whose illustrations frequently grace the cover of the Gothic Lolita Bible published in Japan.
Features high quality paper with vibrant color, an inset with paper dolls and a unique illustration on every page. Makes a wonderful addition to the collection of those interested in gothic lolita fashion as well as a handy reference for artists who are inspired by the anime/manga style.
All in all, a wonderful book with drop dead gorgeous illustrations that are gothic, moody, cute, and elegant. Please note there is some nudity and implied sexuality, but nothing distasteful(though I suppose that is a matter of opinion). The sparse text is mostly in Japanese, but there's no need to know Japanese in order to enjoy this book visually.
Features high quality paper with vibrant color, an inset with paper dolls and a unique illustration on every page. Makes a wonderful addition to the collection of those interested in gothic lolita fashion as well as a handy reference for artists who are inspired by the anime/manga style.
All in all, a wonderful book with drop dead gorgeous illustrations that are gothic, moody, cute, and elegant. Please note there is some nudity and implied sexuality, but nothing distasteful(though I suppose that is a matter of opinion). The sparse text is mostly in Japanese, but there's no need to know Japanese in order to enjoy this book visually.
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