A part of the art club since junior high school. Thanks to her grandparents’ flower shop influencing her, flowers make up the stars of her drawings. Her works are filled with a wish to "make smiles bloom on the faces of people who see my art."
Received the grand prize and head of education prize in the SDGs Hiougigai Para Art Contest in the past

A lover of birds and flowers, she layers color pens and crayons over color pencils to make deeply layered palettes.
Previously nominated for the ARTPARA FUKAGAWA grand prize

As a major fan of the Hanshin Tigers, he’s themed his work this time after the team’s colors. His signature is a style characterized by rope and colorful fluorescent paint.

The artist, who loves trains, began drawing around April 2016, starting with his favorite railroads. After drafting with pencil, he applies colors with colored pencils or water-based magic markers. He mainly draws landscapes with trains running, but recently he has been drawing more animals and insects.

The artist has a unique style. She applies paint directly to a glove and completes the work with free finger movements. On the other hand, she uses a technique of inserting a string with paint on it between two pieces of folded paper, and pulls the string from the bottom. The work is impressive for its rich imagination.

The artist became interested in painting after an encounter with her former teacher at school. She creates her own original colors by dissolving paints with more water and sometimes using crayons, and her paintings are full of individuality born from her own inspirations.

Her signature works are continuous patterns (matrix series) with unique deformations created with unwavering lines. She uses a wide variety of painting materials with motifs of animals and insects. She has exhibited many works so far, including an Honorable Mention in the 2023 Toyohashi Brut Art Contest Para Art TOKYO.

With his creativity spurred on further each time he joins Ehime Prefecture’s yearly art exhibitions, he came to win multiple prizes. Markers and magic-brand paint markers make up his distinctive, delicate palette.
[Prizes received]
2022:
Egao Hirogaru (Spreading Smiles) Ehime Disabled Artist Exhibition, honorable mention
2023:
Hotto Heart Art Contest Bari-san Prize (second place)
Discovery Art Nomi Mayor Prize (first place)
ART TO YOU National Public Invitation Exhibit of Tohoku Artists with Disabilities, Corporate Award
2024:
Big-i x Bunkamura Art Project 1st Round Prizewinner
Cover accepted for Mitsu Itsukushima Shrine’s shrine stamp book

Distinguished by using a wide variety of colorful, vivid markers for finishing touches, resulting in works that are irresistible to cat lovers.
Previously received prizes in the Hotto Heart Art Contest.

The artist combines the pursuit of reality with a keen sense of observation. He is particular about capturing the reality itself in his works, making full use of a wide variety of painting materials. The artist's unique and delicate touch is what draws the viewer's attention.

After receiving a prize in the Nitten art exhibition during the lower grades of elementary school, he began to work using acrylic gouache to paint abstract art, finger painting with opaque watercolors, tribal art using ink for certificates as well as digital data, and more. With his commitment to two-dimensionality without compromising dynamism, the worlds he paints are sure to stimulate the viewer’s imagination.

A painter for 15 years, she specializes in imitative art with a pen. Her latest work is a reproduction of a nearby cookie tin, with a delicate touch, drawn with great care down to the finest details.

After entering art class, he initially drew with a color pencil, but after attempting some cut-out art with scissors, he took to using a cutter more frequently, and his work evolved in that direction. His signature is moving immediately to the work itself with no rough drafts.
Previously chosen for the Pocorart exhibition held in Arts Chiyoda.

His works, which are often drafted with oil-based pens and finished with acrylic paints, are known for their vivid colors and rich sensibility. Please enjoy the artist's imagination reflected in his colorful works.

An artist currently active as an illustrator. The main character of her latest art is "Mouse-kun." A number of other unique characters appear, and display all ranges of emotion in their unique ways. Her theme, sure to be relatable to many, is "nobody is perfect."

Using crayons and color pencils, he colors his works in a variety of colors, and down to the fine details. We would like to draw your attention, in particular, to the line work and powerful coloring of his art.

He began by drawing Shinkansen bullet trains, his favorite since he was in elementary school. Today, he often imagines a Shinkansen in his head, paints it in acrylic paints, and finishes it from there. Today’s work is something painted on a small card, which he then attached to a board. There are over 40 types of trains in the Shinkansen series, and this piece collects a curated selection of 30 of them in one place.

He has a keen interest in flowers, fish, fruit, and dolls, painting them using acrylic paints and color pencils. He is characterized by his powerful, unhesitating touch. He has hosted a number of personal exhibits before, as well as participating in, and receiving prizes in other painting exhibits. Today’s work is one that appeared in London, UK, in the "Discover The One Japanese Art 2017 in LONDON" exhibit aiming to introduce these works to citizens. There, it received the judge’s prize from Mick Davies, President of the Royal Society of British Artists (Mick Prize).

Picture book-like illustrations, free-spirited coloration, and skillful gothic lettering combine into unique works. We hope you enjoy the divide between the parts drawn faithfully to their real appearance, and the parts that show more artistic license.

He paints vehicles, photographs, and everything around him on a canvas with AQYLA rather than acrylics. He participates in the Chiba branch exhibition of the Nika Art Exhibition every year.

Studied Japanese-style painting in earnest after exhibiting their work in an amateur exhibition more than 20 years ago. His style is characterized by motifs of nature such as birds and trees.