Ochiai Shohei draws nostalgic objects that everyone will recognise

Illustrator Nori Okawa creates dynamic characters out of ovals, circles and lines

Japanese illustrator Sabu is influenced by the nostalgia of old adverts

With bright colours and soft pencil lines, Neuhyo draws attention to idyllic moments

“The brushstrokes contain all my emotions”: Illustrator Fan Pu on why she is drawn to the water

Eri Aikawa views her illustrative practice as a safe space “away from the dangers of the world”

Illustrator Andreas Samuelsson wows us with some nostalgic sculptures

Derek Abella utilises illustration to tap into the universal language of nostalgia

Simple scenes and surreal poses from Japanese illustrator Noritake

With cuteness and crayons, Shiori Tamura makes everyday moments a little more special

Oikawa Mayuki builds a “lyrical and strange world” purposefully designed to confuse the audience

Chopping, folding, eating: Mon Jajaja’s illustrations show the joy that food brings to our lives

Lose yourself in the dreamlike pencil drawings of Meicheng Chi