For its first issue of 2020, series.
It’s not a fictional illustration: depicted is his take on model Lindsey Wixson, wearing an actual Gucci dress. But given Amano’s style, it’s hard not looking at it and thinking, oh, that’s a friendly wind sorceress, beautiful work as always my man.
Of course Amano has and continues to do so much more than just video game work, on everything from anime to comics to ads, so if all you’ve ever seen are his Final Fantasy logos then you should definitely go check out his site.
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Way to miss the entire point of what they’re doing. It’s all a move to highlight sustainable fashion promotion by significantly reducing the environmental and human costs involved with organising photoshoots.