Studio Ghibli announced that it will provide scene pictures of all its works. Starting from September 18, it has provided a total of 400 stills from 8 works including “The Hidden Girl”, “Ponyo on the Cliff”, “The Wind Rises”, “The Borrower Girl Ariti”, “From the Red Flower Slope”, “Earthsea”, “The Tale of Princess Kaguya” and “Marnie in the Memory”, which can be used freely for reasonable purposes.
Studio Ghibli provides 400 scene images of 8 works, which can be used freely for reasonable purposes.
Previously affected by the pneumonia epidemic, Studio Ghibli released background pictures for “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind”, “Castle in the Sky”, “Magic Princess”, “The Hidden Girl”, “Howl’s Moving Castle”, “Ponyo on the Cliff”, “The Borrower Girl Ariti” and “The Tale of Princess Kaguya”. It was for personal video conferencing purposes, so you could download the picture and replace it for the video conference background. At that time, it was also stipulated that the permission to use the picture was limited to “personal use” for the background of the online conferencing application, and the public could not access and then share unofficial link picture links.
And “The Hidden Girl”, “Ponyo on the Cliff”, “The Wind Rises”, “The Borrower Girl Ariti”, “From Red Flower Saka”, “Earthsea”, “The Tale of Princess Kaguya” and “Memories” will be available starting from September 18th. There are a total of 400 stills from 8 works including “Marnie”. The official website only states “Please use it freely within the scope of common sense.” It is basically non-commercial and can be used for interview research, Internet dissemination and other non-profit and reasonable purposes.
To download a picture, first click on the work you want, then click on the scene you want, then you can right-click to save the picture as download, or use the function key in the upper right corner to download or share the link to FB or Twitter. The picture size is 1920 X 1038 and the resolution is 72dpi.
With the increasing awareness of intellectual property rights, most images must be authorized to be used legally. However, Studio Ghibli has announced that these images can be used “freely for reasonable purposes.” I believe they can also play a certain role in the promotion and utilization of these classic works. Of course, for reporters or researchers, there are more materials that can be used legally.
Studio Ghibli work scene picture download website
Source: KOCPC Chinese