When designing and making pictures, you will occasionally want to add some cute illustrations to make the whole picture richer and more intimate. If you are not an expert in drawing, it doesn’t matter. The cute illustration material website irasutoya from Japan is worth collecting. Not only is it free to use, even for commercial use, but more importantly, this website is one of the few that provides cute illustrations of One Piece and has obtained permission.
Introduction to irasutoya, a Japanese stock photo website that provides a large number of free cute illustrations
After entering the irasutoya website, you can see a very cute and rich visual design. There are various categories on the right side, ranging from One Piece, characters, schools, life, society, nature, building maps, and text. Each category will be further subdivided:
Scroll down to see what are the most popular illustrations currently. If you find Japanese to be difficult to read, you can also use the browser’s full-page translation function to convert it to Chinese:
As shown in the picture below, you can roughly understand it. There is actually a detailed information category on the left. All categories are listed here. Visually, there are at least more than 50, which is a lot. However, I personally feel that the color scheme is not easy to read, so it is easier to find it from the category illustrations above:
Taking One Piece as an example, there are currently 20 illustrations, each of which is very cute, featuring characters such as Luffy, Nami, Sanji, Zoro, Chopper, and Robin:
Some characters also provide multiple illustrations. For example, Luffy has two illustrations, one with gas and the other without:
After clicking on the illustration you want to use, a new tab will automatically open, and then you can open the right-click menu to save the image to your computer. They are all PNG image files that have been de-memorized:
Those who are worried about authorization issues can go to the third option above, which explains the available range. The second option also has relevant instructions, and those who are interested can also take a look:
If you don’t understand it, just turn the entire page into Chinese. Of course, there will definitely be some errors in machine translation. If you want more accuracy, it is recommended to find someone who understands Japanese to translate it for you:
Source: KOCPC Chinese