Osamu Sato - Revision history

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Badcafe at 19:50, 30 October 2023

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Badcafe: Added couple pieces of info from books, re-organizing/wording Personal Life section

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Added couple pieces of info from books, re-organizing/wording Personal Life section

SalsaGal: Expand on his personal life

2023-07-20T05:08:55Z

Expand on his personal life

SalsaGal: Typo

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Typo

SalsaGal: Fix headers

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SalsaGal: Add references section

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SalsaGal: Add reference for his biography

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Add reference for his biography

SalsaGal: Mention Sony publishing Tong-Nou

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Mention Sony publishing Tong-Nou

SalsaGal: Add more information from his website

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Add more information from his website

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 ==Career==
 His first visual art exhibition was [[Alphabetical Orgasm|The Alphabetical Orgasm]] in 1991. He released many art pieces in the time since, receiving a Grand Prix at the digital entertainment program by Sony Music, who would later publish later fund and publish his first video game [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]].
 ==References==
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 ==Personal Life==
-He was born on April 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. His brother, [[Takumi Sato]], was a ceramics artist. Both his father and grandfather were photographers<ref>All Things Must Be Equal (Art Book)</ref>. Sato studied photographic science and graphic design<ref>https://www.osamusato.net/#about</ref>, graduating from the Kyoto Institute of Design and Kyoto Saga Art College<ref>The Art of Computer Designing (English), p. 128</ref>. During his time as a student, he taught himself how to play a synthesizer and released his first album [[Objectless (1983)]]. He also learned design and color composition from a kimono dying master, which was the origin of his taste of traditional Japanese color design. His photography skills got him a job as a cameraman at Mos Advertising, Inc. where he learned graphic design, how to make music videos, and how to use computers.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20010408045005/http://www.compu-osd.com/SATO-E/profile-e.html</ref>
+He was born on April 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. His brother, [[Takumi Sato]], was a ceramics artist. Both his father and grandfather were photographers<ref>All Things Must Be Equal (Art Book)</ref>. Sato studied photographic science and graphic design<ref>https://www.osamusato.net/#about</ref>, graduating from the Kyoto Institute of Design and Kyoto Saga Art College<ref>The Art of Computer Designing (English), p. 128</ref>. During his time as a student, he taught himself how to play a synthesizer and released his first album [[Objectless (1983)]]. He also learned design and color composition from a kimono dyeing master, which was the origin of his taste of traditional Japanese color design. His photography skills got him a job as a cameraman at Mos Advertising, Inc. where he learned graphic design, how to make music videos, and how to use computers.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20010408045005/http://www.compu-osd.com/SATO-E/profile-e.html</ref>
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 ==Personal Life==
-He was born on April 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. His brother, [[Takumi Sato]], was a ceramics artist. He studied photographic science and graphic design at an art university in Tokyo<ref>https://www.osamusato.net/#about</ref>, as well as design and color composition from a kimono dying master. This was the origin of his taste of traditional Japanese color design. During his time at the university, he taught himself how to play a synthesizer and released his first album [[Objectless (1983)]]. His photography skills got him a job as a cameraman at Mos Advertising, Inc. where he learned graphic design, how to make music videos, and how to use computers.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20010408045005/http://www.compu-osd.com/SATO-E/profile-e.html</ref>
+He was born on April 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. His brother, [[Takumi Sato]], was a ceramics artist. Both his father and grandfather were photographers<ref>All Things Must Be Equal (Art Book)</ref>. Sato studied photographic science and graphic design<ref>https://www.osamusato.net/#about</ref>, graduating from the Kyoto Institute of Design and Kyoto Saga Art College<ref>The Art of Computer Designing (English), p. 128</ref>. During his time as a student, he taught himself how to play a synthesizer and released his first album [[Objectless (1983)]]. He also learned design and color composition from a kimono dying master, which was the origin of his taste of traditional Japanese color design. His photography skills got him a job as a cameraman at Mos Advertising, Inc. where he learned graphic design, how to make music videos, and how to use computers.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20010408045005/http://www.compu-osd.com/SATO-E/profile-e.html</ref>
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 ==Personal Life==
-He was born on April 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. His brother, [[Takumi Sato]], was a ceramics artist. He studied photographic science and graphic design at an art university in Tokyo.<ref>https://www.osamusato.net/#about</ref>
+He was born on April 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. His brother, [[Takumi Sato]], was a ceramics artist. He studied photographic science and graphic design at an art university in Tokyo<ref>https://www.osamusato.net/#about</ref>, as well as design and color composition from a kimono dying master. This was the origin of his taste of traditional Japanese color design. During his time at the university, he taught himself how to play a synthesizer and released his first album [[Objectless (1983)]]. His photography skills got him a job as a cameraman at Mos Advertising, Inc. where he learned graphic design, how to make music videos, and how to use computers.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20010408045005/http://www.compu-osd.com/SATO-E/profile-e.html</ref>
 ==Career==

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 ==Career==
-His first visual art exhibition was [[Alphabetical Orgasm|The Alphabetical Orgasm]] in 1991. He released many art pieces in the time since, receiving a Grand Prix at the digital entertainment program by Sony Music, who would later publish later fund and publish his first video game [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]].=
+His first visual art exhibition was [[Alphabetical Orgasm|The Alphabetical Orgasm]] in 1991. He released many art pieces in the time since, receiving a Grand Prix at the digital entertainment program by Sony Music, who would later publish later fund and publish his first video game [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]].
 ==References==
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−	His first visual art exhibition was [[Alphabetical Orgasm\|The Alphabetical Orgasm]] in 1991. He released many art pieces in the time since, receiving a Grand Prix at the digital entertainment program by Sony Music, who would later publish later fund and publish his first video game [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]].	+	His first visual art exhibition was [[Alphabetical Orgasm\|The Alphabetical Orgasm]] in 1991. He released many art pieces in the time since, receiving a Grand Prix at the digital entertainment program by Sony Music, who would later publish later fund and publish his first video game [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]].=
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	=Career=		=Career=
−	His first visual art exhibition was [[Alphabetical Orgasm\|The Alphabetical Orgasm]] in 1991. He released many art pieces in the time since, receiving a Grand Prix at the digital entertainment program by Sony Music.	+	His first visual art exhibition was [[Alphabetical Orgasm\|The Alphabetical Orgasm]] in 1991. He released many art pieces in the time since, receiving a Grand Prix at the digital entertainment program by Sony Music, who would later publish later fund and publish his first video game [[Eastern Mind: The Lost Souls of Tong-Nou]].

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−	He was born on April 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. His brother, [[Takumi Sato]], was a ceramics artist.	+	He was born on April 14, 1960 in Kyoto, Japan. His brother, [[Takumi Sato]], was a ceramics artist. He studied photographic science and graphic design at an art university in Tokyo.
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		+	His first visual art exhibition was [[Alphabetical Orgasm\|The Alphabetical Orgasm]] in 1991. He released many art pieces in the time since, receiving a Grand Prix at the digital entertainment program by Sony Music.