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'11 Piki no Neko' (11ぴきのねこ) is a series of picture books created by Japanese cartoonist Noboru Baba (馬場のぼる) in 1967 which illustrate the adventures of 11 hungry [ssorder:-20180913]
Archigram was a British neo-futuristic architect group, active in the 1960s and early 1970s. They visualised a possible architectural future without actually constructing any buildings. Their work had a great influence on artists in various fields. Together with the Archigram archives we have picked some of our favouri[ssorder:-20180217]
We are proud to present our first collaboration with Ishiguro Ayako, famous for her distinct style in illustration and many colorful, and scary, picture books for both children and adults. official page[ssorder:-20180806]
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We are proud to present the world of Charlie Harper, an artist who captured the essence of the subject with expressions with as few visual elements as possible in a style called "minimal realism", the rare intersection when studies of nature meets graphic design![ssorder:-20181009]
Elmer the Patchwork Elephant is a series of picture books by British writer David McKee. They are about Elmer, who is a very playful and energetic Patchwork Elephant and we have used him and his friends directly from the book for a series of colorful tees and dresses.[ssorder:-20190528]
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As one of Japan’s greatest folklore and horror comic book artist, few have been as influential as Shigeru Mizuki. From his impressive line up we have picked his most famous creation, 'GeGeGe no Kitarō' [ssorder:-20190703]
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"To colour every day with nature's harvest" is the motto of this Japanese textile art brand, inspired by travels through natural landscapes, the designs aspire to convey the love and kindness of all things natural.[ssorder:-20190214]
kata kata is a design duo that makes use of traditional Japanese dyeing technique to create subtle and sensitive designs. We hope that you will enjoy this series of garments in a retro-modern Japanese style.[ssorder:-20180724]
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Funny characters with deep messages, simple but bold colorful patterns, clever illustrations, these are some of things that have made Matti Pikkujämsa a beloved artist both in his native Finland and in Japan, a country he often visits.[ssorder:-20190514]
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Nontan the mischievous boy kitten loves to play and learn about the world around him with his friends and his little sister. He first appeared in Japanese author Sachiko Kiyono's children's books in 1976, and continues to inspire children's imaginations 40 years on.[ssorder:-20180720]
Pingu is a Swiss-British stop-motion clay animated children's comedy television series created by Otmar Gutmann in 1990.[ssorder:-20181120]