Small cards.
Extraordinary artists.
A little space to appreciate the people who make our binders worth opening.
A growing selection of 23 artists. Read about their work, follow the original sources, and explore their cards.



Mitsuhiro Arita
Creature illustration and imagined worlds
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Ken Sugimori
The character designs behind the cards
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Atsuko Nishida
Character, personality, and small design decisions
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Yuka Morii
Clay models and photographed little worlds
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Tomokazu Komiya
Expressive painting and experiments with materials
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Kouki Saitou
Light, atmosphere, and Pokémon in their habitats
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AKIRA EGAWA
Research, dramatic composition, and living creatures
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Shinji Kanda
Dense colour, line, and surreal atmosphere
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HYOGONOSUKE
Picture-book warmth and expressive light
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sowsow
Illustration, character design, and playful worlds
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Naoki Saito
Character illustration and sharing the craft
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Atsushi Furusawa
Research notes, simple forms, and rich settings
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Narumi Sato
Transparent watercolor and unposed everyday moments
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Yuu Nishida
Warm color and the habit of drawing
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Jiro Sasumo
Atmosphere, perspective, and a moment in a story
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Oswaldo KATO
Linework, lighting, and a sense of scale
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OKACHEKE
Painterly light and quiet moments
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KIYOTAKA OSHIYAMA
Bold movement and visual humor
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takuyoa
The energy and presence of Pokémon V
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MINAMINAMI Take
Atmospheric color and intimate scenes
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kantaro
Connected stories across an Evolution line
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Julie Hang
Everyday adventures, warm light, and storytelling
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Asako Ito
Handcrafted textures and miniature scenes
Meet the artist ↗Summaries are written by Binderpages from the sources linked on each profile. Card artwork and artist credits belong to their respective creators.