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Thank you for sharing the image boards! They're very rare and impressed me. How have you found them?
There's always a "courtesy of..." under each image board and it seems like it's all books released for each film.
You're welcome! I shared from AnimationObsessive's blog, and they did a great deal of research and showed the drawing image boards on paper from Mr. Hayao Miyazaki himself and the studio. This article I find unique, and some images have not been seen or public before. I recommend subscribing to their blog for more animation articles.
> Future Boy Conan

That's what that giant flying wing warship is from

I highly recommend the NHK documentary "10 years with Hayao Miyazaki" that shows how he works (and also his sometimes difficult character).
There’s so much magic, for lack of a better word, in those illustrations. Miyazaki is really one of a kind.
Seeing Miyazaki’s Pippi makes me so sad that we never got to see that movie. I’ve been reading a ton of Astrid Lindgren with my kid lately, and for many of them I see them in my mind’s eye as Myazaki films, and especially Pippi. Myazaki and Lindgren have a lot in common, I think, in how they tell stories from children’s perspectives. What we’ve got for Pippi movie adaptations instead are very poor things.
What the hell, many of these look like complete frames in themselves! Crazy
And nowadays people believe that just setting a Ghibli filter on an AI image generator makes them Miyazaki's equal, because talent isn't real.