Resident in Tokyo. After planning and designing for gifts and general goods, she became a freelance illustrator in 2004. Now she draws illustrations mainly for magazine covers, women’s magazines, books, and commercial media targeting young women from teenagers to those in their 30s, including packages and posters of P&G and Japanese major companies. Her illustrations have been highlighted in domestic and foreign design and art magazines. She started overseas activities in 2010.

Resident in Kanagawa Prefecture. Graduated from Graphic Design Department of Nippon Designer Institute. After working for an advertising agency, she became a freelance illustrator in 2006. She draws illustrations of females from young girls to adult women. She has worked for ads, magazines, books, websites, etc. She has also created commodity packages and illustrations of book covers.

While emphasizing interest as a picture, she draws illustrations of girls, expressing essences of modern cultures such as a compromise between Japanese and Western styles and “goth-loli” fashions. Interpreting Japanese unique senses such as wabi, sabi, kare, and iki in a modern way, she fuses two types of depictions: animation & manga and design & arts. She is active at home and abroad in various kinds of media including paper, digital, and websites, having drawn an interior wall painting at a club bar and creating illustrations for cell phone covers, screen designs, consumer game images and so on.

Resident in Tokyo. Became a freelance illustrator after working for planning for sales promotion. She depicts cute and cool women in a simple composition, using black color effectively. Her smart illustrations have been used for visual illustrations of fashion brands and business advertisement targeting women in their 20s and 30s, website fashion guidebooks, commodity packages of cosmetics and general goods, etc. She also works for many media such as CD jackets, catalogs, magazines, digital contents and so on.

Born in Tokyo in 1973. Graduated from Department of Japanese Painting, Musashino Art University. He learned traditional techniques of Japanese painting from Gyokkou Tanaka. Participated in an exhibition held at Mitsukoshi Department Store in Nihonbashi, Tokyo in 2003. Started activities as an illustrator in 2006 drawing illustrations of street fashion, etc. CEO of AYANE International, Inc. Running a gallery only for illustrations “12G” in Roppongi. Active domestically and abroad in book publishing, event planning and exhibition planning of illustrations. Planned many exhibitions in New York. He also made a cover illustration for a book.

After graduating from Musashino Art University, she became a freelance illustrator in 2004. Adopting textile designs in her works, she draws retro and pop illustrations of girls which remind viewers of some music. Her pictures of “girls in the 1960s” drawn with the eyes of the same sex have been popular among girls in their late teens to women in their 30s. Her illustrations with motifs of music instruments drawn from her own music experience gain sympathy of women as well as men in various age groups. She has worked for posters, covers of magazines and books, jackets of CD and DVD, iPhone applications, illustrations for stationery, etc. Recently she has started her activities abroad.

Born in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture. Now resident in Tokyo. Started activities as an illustrator in 2001. After working for a design company, she became a free-lancer. Using analog techniques with watercolors and acrylic colors, she draws many aspects of women closely not only as fashion illustrations but as works of arts. The feature of her illustrations is melancholic face expressions, transparency, a radiating feminine attraction, and a vivid red. She has worked for subways, TV, ANNA SUI cosmetics, book covers, magazines, CD jackets, websites, cellular phones, stationery, watches, etc. Her first solo exhibition was held in 2009. She is also active in participating in exhibitions in Vancouver and New York.
Artist’s Comment: I wish to draw illustrations for Andersen’s fairy tales, especially “The Little Mermaid.” I also want to design fashion items for Japanese costumes. My illustrations in the exhibition are original paintings. I hope viewers can feel the warmth of my hands.

Graduated from a design school. After worked for a design office for several years, he became freelance. His specialty is character design. He is quite active in many fields including designs for various media, live painting and a school instructor.