Illustrator and artist Keitaro Sugihara presents a collection of his works, including his latest project that takes the form of a children's book.

How's this for a novel way of chronicling an event: Junko Shimizu goes to the event, and records what happened -- in quite a bit of detail -- through her drawings. Her "reports" can be found at Tokyo Graphic Recorder. (in Japanese)

Illustrator Ryoko Totsuka presents her illustration work while giving us a unique and cute tour of Tokyo. (Presented in English and Japanese)

A few years ago, Adrian Hogan went to Aomori, Japan and taught English for one year. During that time, he developed a habit of drawing his students. Here he shows us his work and how it has evolved over the years. Now he works as a freelance illustrator in Tokyo.

"Presentation of the Day" on November 22, 2013.

Artist Jay Shogo has been working exclusively with Sharpie pens in his work since 2009. Here he speaks of his work on all shapes and sizes of canvases -- from hi-top shoes to full-scale murals to eyewear. (in Japanese)

"We were documenting Tokyo a lot, but even though we might draw Tokyo tower three times, because of our different background and where we come from, there will be three different outcomes which we thought was really interesting."

In Celebrating Illustrators and Tokyo from PechaKucha Night Tokyo Vol. 138, David Robert and Andrew Joyce share on The Tokyoiter project. The Tokyoiter is willing to present the talent of artists and the wonderful and inspiring city of Tokyo to a larger audience. Every cover of this imaginary magazine and tribute to The New Yorker and The Parisianner is a celebration of creativity and one of the best city on earth.

This was "PechaKucha of the Day" on Friday, September 2nd, 2016. 

Will Scobie is an Brighton-based artist whose work delights in retraced lines and zings with movement.  You could say that he's reinventing the drawn line.  

Hana Ishikawa's career has been inspired by the playgrounds of her childhood.

Seinan Tsuno takes about the process of creating dresses (which were selected as finalists of ITS International Talent Support) using 3D pen. She’ll also share about the influence of her experience in a psychiatric hospital on her creation, and about her goals from here.

ITSに入選した3Dペンで制作した服ができたプロセス。精神科病院勤務の体験が自身のクリエーションに与えた影響と今後の目標。