pixivision - Illustration features tagged transparency

Drawings Featuring Transparent Motifs - Luminous Delicacy

Thu, 13 Aug 2026 18:00:00 +0900

Illustrations that make use of glass, water, and other transparent textures carry a cool, crystalline beauty that’s refreshing just to look at. The way light reflects and refracts, delicately brightening the surrounding space, creates a shimmering, luminous landscape.

Shine through with this collection of illustrations with transparent motifs.

Drawings Featuring Beautifully Rendered Water - Painted Clarity

Tue, 11 Aug 2026 18:00:00 +0900

The rippling surface of the water, a falling droplet, a burst of spray surging upward in a single explosive moment… These illustrations are so precisely rendered that you can almost feel the refreshing water pouring over your fingertips.

Submerge in this collection of illustrations featuring beautifully rendered water.

[Featured Articles] Illustrations Featuring Water - Dive into a New World!

Mon, 10 Aug 2026 18:00:00 +0900

Drawings of Transparent Materials - Clearly Captivating

Sun, 04 Jan 2026 17:00:00 +0900

Transparent materials like glass and plastic subtly reflect their surroundings even as light passes through them. Their delicate beauty and the fascinating way they distort objects add breathtaking depth and intrigue to each illustration.

See right through this collection of illustrations featuring transparent materials.

Drawings Featuring Transparent Motifs - Crystal Clear

Sun, 25 May 2025 17:00:00 +0900

When illustrations feature glass, water droplets, clear vessels, or other transparent objects, they render not only what's behind them, but also the subtle reflections and textures that make see-through materials uniquely captivating. The precise details and ethereal atmosphere draw the viewer in, evoking a fragile beauty that’s hard to look away from.

Clear your mind with this collection of illustrations featuring transparent motifs.

Drawings Featuring Gemstones - Shine Bright Like a Diamond

Fri, 13 Oct 2023 17:00:00 +0900

In the famous words of Shirley Bassey, “Diamonds are forever.” This is by no means a figurative expression—diamonds are said to have formed within the earth more than three billion years ago, and even younger gemstones such as sapphires have been around for millions of years! The luster, color, and brilliance of precious stones have captivated people throughout the ages, making them highly symbolic prized possessions. Although most often associated with jewelry, gemstones have also been used for talismans, burial suits, sacrificial knives, and musical instruments. And understandably so—how can you not help but be mesmerized and fascinated by their enticing sparkle?

Today’s drawings feature various kinds of gemstones in all their glittering magnificence. The way they reflect the light and transform into prisms of color is truly a sight to behold! Marvel at them as much as you like, but be careful not to get too sucked into their beauty!

Drawings Themed Around See-Through Containers - On the Other Side of the Glass

Thu, 05 Oct 2023 18:00:00 +0900

There’s something enchanting about seeing champagne air bubbles fizz to the surface of a glass, or a miniature garden nestled inside a tiny Japanese-style herbarium. It’s as if an entirely different world exists within the container, separated only by a single layer of glass. Depending on how the light hits, you can sometimes witness the most magical and otherworldly reflections.

Here is a series of illustrations showcasing various items in colorful glass containers, from witchy apothecary bottles to mason jars filled with thirst-quenching summer drinks. Enjoy!

Drawings Featuring Characters Inside Glass - Looking Glass World

Thu, 03 Aug 2023 18:00:00 +0900

There's a whimsical, fairytale-like beauty to illustrations that feature characters inside glass objects, whether it be a glass cup, bottle, terrarium, or hourglass. You just can't help but catch your breath the moment you see these characters enclosed beyond the looking glass in a world that you cannot reach...

Take a look at the illustrations below of characters in glass objects!