From traditional to modern artworks
Traditional and full of elegance, modern and completely crazy, the Japanese art will never stop surprising us. Their artworks are such a part of our culture that they even have inspired other artists from all around the world. It is quite versatile as not only the style can be found in paintings, posters or in origami, it is also perfect when it comes to illustrating your Business cards or Packaging in a whole different way.
Ready to take a trip with us and discover what Japan has to offer? Come this way!
Ryo Agarie
Source: Tengami
© Tengami
365_for justice.
Source: JaeHoon Choi
© JaeHoon Choi
Hoppy Art Land Calendar.
Source: Ilustrata design
© Ilustrata design
Ukiyo-e Project / Yuurei
Source: Nathaniel Rueda
© Nathaniel Rueda
Creek Fishing
Source: Jeremy Fenske
© Jeremy Fenske
SUSHI FRIENDS Drawing & Brush Set
Source: Syd Weiler
© Syd Weiler
NOROSHI （麺屋のろし） //Branding
Source: Mortise Design （榫設計）
© Mortise Design （榫設計）
Space Dragon: Studio Wall Mural Installation
Source: Palehorse —
© Palehorse —
INDIE EXPRESS ／ 獨立急行 ／ インディーエクスプレス
Source: Multiple owners
© Multiple owners
SAMURAI
Source: Multiple owners
© Multiple owners
Ichigo Ichie Art Studio / Vi
Source: Masaomi Fujita
© Masaomi Fujita
Nakagawa Takao solo exhibition „Lager panda“
Source: Takao Nakagawa
© Takao Nakagawa
Ceremony of the traditional festival of Japan
Source: Yuta Takahashi
© Yuta Takahashi
Alice in the Wonderland ~ アナグリフの国のアリス
Source: hanako hirose
© hanako hirose
Japanese Food
Source: James Gilleard
© James Gilleard
Hid Or Miss
Source: Francesca Chan
© Francesca Chan
Red Tail Bar
Source: Bravo
© Bravo
Wolverine vs Deadpool
Source: Edwin Yang
© Edwin Yang
PARALLEL
Source: Si Maclennan
© Si Maclennan
Maki-San – Branding & Print
Source: Esther Goh
© Esther Goh
We do not own any of these designs. This is just a collection for your inspiration. Our sources are as stated. If you feel like we used your design wrong, please contact us.
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