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Contents.Career Kinu Nishimura began working at when she was recruited by while studying at in 1991, with her first job being, and her first major project for them being character design and illustrations for. During her time at Capcom, she provided designs and art for many of, including the series (working alongside Akiman as the main illustrator for and as character designer, promotional illustrator, and in-game artist for and ). She was the main illustrator (alongside ) and promotional illustrator for the crossover games and, on which she worked for Capcom on 's characters. Her other work on Capcom's fighting games included the series,. She has also worked as character designer and/or promotional illustrator on such games as, Gaia Master, and.Despite Nishimura leaving Capcom in 2008, she has continued to work on some of their games as a freelancer, such as. She also contributed new illustrations to the Street Fighter 25th and 30th anniversary art books in which she was featured prominently, and the tie-in art books for (including cover art ) and.Outside of Capcom, she has created character designs for many other games, including the series by (although succeeded by Rui Tomono in ) and by, many social mobile games, anime TV series, including, and, and other productions, such as a stage show Dragon, Dance With Wolves. She was charge of the characters and the game world planning for 's, of which launch copy includes the bonus disc containing a collection of her art; the game's producer said that he wanted to create a sequel, and that Nishimura had come up with some ideas for one already.Many of her illustrations have been printed in various Capcom and other art books, or served as covers.
Other have been adapted for figurines (including the 'Kinu Nishimura Collection' of Capcom vs. SNK 2 characters and a figure collection of the Capcom characters that she had designed, such as Street Fighter's ), posters, wall scrolls, and shirts. Recognition She is highly acclaimed and popular, both domestically and abroad. Featured her in an article series intended to celebrate the work of video game artists, and called her 'one of the most accomplished artists to have ever worked in video games'.
Her art is one of the two stated main inspirations for the artist Da-kuro from Japanese company Gumi for their games such as. She was also credited by Carlo Arellano, art director of video game.
The cover of a special edition of 's art book The UDON's Art of Capcom is a homage to her cover of Capcom Design Works. References.
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