Pokémon cards, by artist
A binder of
little worlds
Explore Pokémon cards through the eyes of their illustrators, and curate the cards that bring you joy, one little world at a time.
THE CHECKLISTS
Explore the checklists
Open an illustrator’s collection or a visual theme, then check off cards in your binder.
Artists
6 artistsEvery card by a single illustrator, from their first set to their newest.
Asako Ito
Hand-crocheted amigurumi Pokémon captured in serene natural environments.
Yuka Morii
Iconic physical clay dioramas with warm storybook lighting and whimsical proportions.
Akira Egawa
Akira Egawa brings epic high-fantasy storytelling to Pokémon cards through rich oil textures, dynamic chiaroscuro lighting, and cinematic scale. Famous for the legendary Crown Zenith Gold VSTAR quartet and Mewtwo V-UNION, each canvas captures Pokémon with mythological reverence and sweeping drama.
Tomokazu Komiya
Wild expressive brushstrokes, distorted perspectives, and raw, humorous vitality.
Shinji Kanda
Shinji Kanda brings raw underground comic energy to the Pokémon world through aggressive ink cross-hatching, gritty textures, and psychedelic linework. His cards radiate a frantic, electrifying intensity unlike anything else in the hobby.
Sachiko Adachi
Three-dimensional Pokémon models made with clay and acrylic paint, staged with tactile mixed media.
Themes
4 themes + a sister projectCards from many illustrators, gathered around a shared idea.
Pokémon & Their Reflections
A visual checklist of Pokémon TCG cards with reflections in mirrors, glass, and water.
Pokémon Under the Northern Lights
A community-curated checklist of Pokémon cards illuminated by the Northern Lights and aurora borealis.
Pokémon at Work
A hand-curated checklist of Pokémon building, lifting, digging, and getting jobs done.
Pokémon in the Park
One shared park across 28 Sword & Shield era cards, through every season, from sunrise to a midnight concert.
Cards caught napping
A cozy, hand-curated collection of Pokémon cards caught napping.
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