Taku Inomata reimagines everyday objects with clever paper crafts

Yuka Masuko’s improvised illustrations mingle medieval references with whimsical charm

“I love books!”: How Japanese graphic designer Ikuya Shigezane keeps traditional techniques alive

Ikki Kobayashi returns with a new train of thought, this time focusing on positivity and interiors

Shotaro Kitada uses paper puppetry to make his comical vignettes

“Unique, strange and weird”, Takaya Katsuragawa’s illustrations are full of unexpected moments

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

Mihoko Takata adds drama to daily life with her monochrome illustrations

Taiwanese designer Tsai Chia-Hao on how he fine-tunes meticulous compositions

Tokyo illustrator Okamura Yuta and his endearing brush-and-ink characters

Fashion: Maiko Takeda's millinery is awesomely otherworldly

Furniture Design: Kueng Caputo create a series of beautifully cosmic leather and enamel furniture

Japanese designer Tadashi Ueda is back with some ambiguously playful posters