When I was looking at CD Japan for the Econeco coloring book, another cute book caught my eye. It’s a dress up sticker book for girls, with some great illustrations: It turned out that the book is designed by Manamoko … Continue reading Manamoko and her Fancy Surprise Shop
Recently I’ve stumbled upon Idola’s illustrations (her real name might be Malicecila) and thought it would be nice to share it here. At first sight her work looks just cute, but when you look a little closer you can often … Continue reading Cute and Gothic Illustrations from Idola
Next week I’m taking a (much needed) break from work, so that means I’ll finally have time to write new posts! In the meantime I’d like to give you a short cute fix with the work from Kira Imai. Kira … Continue reading Kira Imai’s Lolita Illustrations
Today a super short post since I’m battling various deadlines. I’d like to introduce you to Sette’s illustrations, filled with the sweetest colors and romantic sceneries. (^ check out that cat donut) Follow Sette on Tumblr or visit her (Japanese) … Continue reading Sugary Sweet Illustrations by Sette
Japanese illustrator Nanami Tomorou (a.k.a. Seven Seas) is inspired by girl anime from the late 70’s and 80’s. You can probably tell that from these great Creamy Mami illustrations. Creamy Mami was a popular magical girl anime series which aired … Continue reading Seven Seas – Anime Art by Nanami
I don’t know much about Illustrator London (ロンドン), other than that she’s from japan and creates the cutest paintings, illustrations and dolls. Her dolls and brooches are so sweet, the mixed materials really come together: Check out more of London’s … Continue reading Japanese Illustrator London
I’ve bought a couple of cute notebooks and cards on several occasions, when I came to realize that they were all made by the same illustrator. So I guess I can call myself a fan of her work 😉 The person in question is called Lilidoll, she lives in France and makes the most amazing illustrations of girls, fairytales, nature and animals. Continue reading Illustrator Lillidoll
Recently I stumbled upon the work of French (and half Italian) illustrator Amandine Piu. She goes by the nickname of Piu Piu and has definitely earned herself a spot in my list of favorite illustrators. Her style is cute and a little nostalgic, I hope you’ll enjoy it as well ｡^‿^｡ Continue reading Illustrator Amandine Piu
Chatani Reica is a ‘romantic’ illustrator from Japan and she obviously loves cats. I think Chatani might be a little inspired by 60’s/70’s shoujo manga, something that I can certainly appreciate. A bunny igloo <3, how cute and romantic is … Continue reading Chatani Reica
I first noticed Mouk in a local stationery shop in Berlin, during the Blythecon. There I saw Mouk sharing sushi with his friends in the shade of a Sakura tree. Back home I discovered that the friendly little bear was … Continue reading The Colourful World of Marc Boutavant
Japanese illustrator Teracco likes to draw chibis (characters with an oversized head). Her pastel coloured characters with solid colored eyes drew my attention and I hope you can appreciate her illustrations as well ♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪. She’s also responsible for the cute … Continue reading Teracco
Kanahei’s wallpapers are a great way to brighten up your mobile phone or computer. Her whimsical illustrations with girls and animals are hard to resist (look at those bunnies!). It reminds me a bit of the Crux and Q-lia stationery … Continue reading Kawaii Mobile Wallpapers by Kanahei
Saaki is a Japanese illustrator who loves kawaii, fairy kei and pastel colours. She is inspired by Harajuku fashion, candy and vintage toys. With her work Saaki likes to show a dreamy view on the world. Sakura Unicorn DOKIDOKI Toxxxic … Continue reading Saaki’s Kawaii World
These colorful and magical illustrations are from Dr. Moricky, sadly I couldn’t find any information about him/her, but the work is worth sharing. Dr. Moricky’s toybox shows a lot of reference to 80’s toys. So far I’ve spotted My Little … Continue reading Dr. Moricky’s 80’s Toybox
Yurie Ekiya graduated from Japan’s Tama Art University in 2010 and has been working as an illustrator ever since. You can recognize her work by the vivid colors and huge sparkly eyes. As you might have guessed Yurie is a true child of … Continue reading Yurie Sekiya’s Fairy Kei Art
Recently I stumbled upon the work of illustrator Nakamura. I think she’s influenced by Fairy Kei, judging by her cute pastel coloured artworks. I always like the combination of “creepy” and cute! Ayana made this flyer for the Harajuku Fashion … Continue reading Ayana Nakamura
Marron Nagao creates retro style illustrations of girls and animals. Her kawaii illustrations are inspired by Japanese pictures from the 50’s and 60’s. I just love those huge sparkly eyes! Easter inspiration 🙂 Please visit Marron’s website for more information. Continue reading Retro Illustrations by Marron Nagao
Japanese illustrator Nozomi Shibuya -a.k.a. Shibuzo- has been working as a toy developer before she became a freelance illustrator. She likes fluffy animals with short limbs and I guess that’s why she draws all those chubby penguins. She often pictures … Continue reading Shibuya’s Cute Penguins
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