Top Qs
Timeline
Chat
Perspective

Hidetaka Tenjin

Japanese anime illustrator (born 1973) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Hidetaka Tenjin
Remove ads

Hidetaka Tenjin (天神 英貴, Tenjin Hidetaka; born 1973) is a Japanese mecha anime artist, science fiction illustrator,[1] and voice actor.

Quick Facts Born, Occupation(s) ...
Remove ads

Personal life

Hidetaka Tenjin was born in Nishinomiya, Kobe City, on October 13, 1973. After graduating from the Shibaura institute of Technology's Department of System Engineering, majoring in mechanical control systems, he became a freelance illustrator.[2][3]

In 2022, Tenjin won the prestigious Inkpot Award, given by Comic-Con International, for his contributions to the world of animation.[4]

Mechanical and science fiction illustrations

Later he established the Tenjin Studio Ltd. where he began working on plastic model box art, video game software and DVD cover art, illustrations, etc., the best known being in the Hasegawa Macross series, the Bandai MG Gundam series, Konami's Gradius V videogame, Space Battleship Yamato Fact File illustrations, etc. He has declared in many occasions that his realistic art style is influenced by the works of Yoshiyuki Takani, Noriyoshi Ohrai, Shigeru Komatsuzaki, Yuji Kaida and Tsuyoshi Nagano.[1][2][3][5]

Remove ads

Anime

Tenjin has also worked as an animation artist in several sci-fi anime productions like Macross Zero, Sousei no Aquarion, Gundam Evolve, Macross Frontier and Macross Delta.[3][5]

Voice Acting

Tenjin is also an accomplished voice actor, acting professionally since 2003. He has lent his voice to live action narration projects, and has had roles in such notable anime series as Ghost in the Shell SAC 2nd Gig, Hunter x Hunter, and Jujutsu Kaisen.[6]

Tenjin has also provided Japanese vocal dubbing for notable American productions such as Any Given Sunday, Erin Brockovich, Gladiator, and Malcom in the Middle.[6]

A life-long Star Wars fan,[7] Tenjin also provided the Japanese voice for Ryder Azadi in the Star Wars: Rebels animated series, and later reprised his role when the character made a cameo appearance in the live-action Ahsoka series.[6]

Remove ads

Videography

Macross

  • Macross Zero - Mechanical Artist
  • Macross Frontier - Mechanical Artist
  • Macross Frontier: The False Songstress - Mechanical Artist
  • Macross Frontier: The Wings of Farewell - Mechanical Artist
  • Macross Delta - Macross Visual Artist

Other anime

Video games

Remove ads

Artbooks

  • Tenjin Hidetaka Art Works Of Macross: VALKYRIES - Mechanical Illustrator[1]
  • Hidetaka Tenjin Works: the Art of Hidetaka Tenjin - Mechanical Illustrator[9]
  • Tenjin Hidetaka Art Works Of Macross: VALKYRIES SECOND SORTIE - Mechanical Illustrator[10]
  • Macross The Ride - Mechanical Illustrator
  • Yamato Mechanical Illustrations - Mechanical Illustrator[3][11]
  • Tenjin Hidetaka Art Works Of Macross: VALKYRIES THIRD SORTIE - Mechanical Illustrator
  • Star Wars: The Box Artistry of Hidetaka Tenjin - Author, Artist[12]
  • Hidetaka Tenjin's Artistry Of Macross: From Flash Back 2012 To Macross Frontier - Author, Artist[13]
  • Hidetaka Tenjin's Artistry of Macross: Macross frontier Films, Macross Delta & Archives - Author, Artist[14]
Remove ads

References

Loading related searches...

Wikiwand - on

Seamless Wikipedia browsing. On steroids.

Remove ads