Nineteen artists have created the work which will go on display at an exhibition in the Japanese capital from tomorrow.

They will also be displayed across the city with the aim of promoting both the Olympics and Paralympics.

Artists from both Japan and overseas have been involved in the project.

There are 12 posters for the Olympic Games and eight for the Paralympics, with all 20 continuing the long tradition of artwork advertising the Games.

Asao Tokolo, the Japanese artist who designed the Tokyo 2020 emblems, has provided one Olympic and one Paralympic piece of work.

These feature "harmonised" versions of his logos.

Other Japanese artists for Olympic work include photographer Takashi Homma, calligrapher Shoko Kanazawa, artist Tomoko Konoike, graphic designer Daijiro Ohara, painter Shinro Ohtake, graphic designer Taku Satoh and manga artist Naoki Urasawa.

Those from overseas are British Turner Prize-winning painter Chris Ofili, art director Theseus Chan from Singapore, Dutch photographer Viviane Sassen and Senegal-born artist Philippe Weisbecker.

Manga artist Hirohiko Araki is among those to have created Paralympic works, alongside graphic designer Goo Choki Par, calligrapher and contemporary artist Koji Kakinuma, artist Chihiro Mori, photographer and film director Mika Ninigawa, artist Tomoyuki Shinki and painter Akira Yamaguchi. 

All of the contributors were picked by an Artist Selection Committee comprising senior figures from the worlds of art, culture and design. 

The exhibition beginning tomorrow will run until February 16, and is taking place at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo.

All of the posters can be viewed here.