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Studio Ghibli's Hallmark: Finding the Signature in Hayao Miyazaki's Artistic Patterns In the world of art and animation, Hayao Miyazaki is known as the world’s greatest living animator. Initially, one might think that his target audience is children, but the complexity of his art, plots, and characters can only be appreciated by art-experienced ones that can pick on the details. Miyazaki's films transcend mere entertainment, portraying emotions and personalities through the intricacies of his design.  what sets his work apart, in many respects, is his distinctive approach to character design. in this blog, we'll be delving the artistic patterns that define Hayao miyazaki's characters. Plucky Heroes and Bewitching Antagonists Chuhiro and Yababa respectively of Ghibli's 'spirited away' Miyazaki's hero/ines, like Chihiro of "Spirited Away" and Kiki of "Kiki's Delivery Service," are often marked by a juxtaposing blend of ten