Author: Moriya Kazuo

1954
Born in Kumamoto Prefecture

1984
Audrey the Design Co., Ltd. was founded. https://www.audreythedesign.com
Primarily producing corporate advertisements, logos, pamphlets, catalogs, etc.
He was responsible for the art direction of the monthly magazine "Takarajima" (1981-1985) and for the cover design of the monthly magazine "UNIX Magazine" (1986-2006) for 20 years, from its first issue until its cessation.

1986
His collection of American 1950s illustrations, "GOLDEN YEARS OF AMERICA," was published by Lyonsha.

1994 年
サンフランシスコ・フォークアート・ミュージアムにて「自然布」の展覧会に合わせて「 Riches from Rags（襤褸布の豊かさ）」を出版。

2001
Wrote and designed "Web Design" and "Graphic Design" (Sotec Publishing) for graphic designers.

2007
Ultra Vibe reissued the LP "ZAZOU," produced in 1981 to commemorate the disbandment of the band ZAZOU.

2010
The Japan Pine Wood Car Association was founded. Pine Wood Car races were held in various locations around Tokyo.

2011
Established the cycling wear brand "mogo" and began designing, producing, and selling it. http://mogoing.shop-pro.jp

2012-2015
Organized and produced the country music festivals "Country in Country" and "Top of the Country" throughout Gunma Prefecture.

2018
Wrote and published "Charlie's Book+CD," a memoir by Kumamoto country singer Charlie Nagatani.

2023
Published "Tanpopo," a novel based on his travel experiences from the ages of 16 to 18. https://amzn.asia/d/9RaiD7R