Japanese artist Tatsuo Horiuchi, aged 77, has taken the art world by storm with his stunning Japanese landscape paintings—created entirely on Microsoft Excel spreadsheets.
Unlike most digital artists, he bypasses Photoshop for this unconventional medium, finding Excel’s versatility and ease of use remarkable.
Horiuchi’s journey began from observing others create graphs in Excel and realizing its potential for artistry.
His intricate artworks, resembling traditional Japanese paintings, feature vibrant natural landscapes and cultural motifs.
Winning accolades like the Excel Autoshape Art Contest in 2006, Horiuchi’s fame has soared globally.
Recently, Great Big Story delved into his process, showcasing how …
