About this sitewho drew the card?
A free guide to the people who draw Pokémon cards, with every card they drew in English and Japanese.
Every Pokémon card names its illustrator in the bottom corner. Poké Card Illustrators gathers those names into one list per illustrator, so you can find every card by an artist you like, see what they drew first and collect their whole run.
Where the lists come from
The card lists are updated every day as new English and Japanese sets and promos come out. Spot a mistake? It gets fixed in the next update.
Rarest first
Every list starts with the hardest cards to pull and works down to the Commons. It goes by the rarity printed on the card, not by price. English and Japanese rarities sit side by side: a Japanese SAR next to an English SIR, an AR next to an IR.
Names and shared credits
Names are spelled the way they are printed on the cards. When a name is printed more than one way, the cards are kept together on one list. Cards credited to two people show on both of their lists.
Who gets a page
Everyone with 5 or more cards has a page. Promo dates are worked out from each promo's number when no exact date is known, so a first card year can be off by a few months.
Not official
This is a fan-made site. It is not made by or affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company.