mitiru is a creator who takes the everyday objects closest to us, adds a witty twist that makes you smile, and turns them into irresistibly catchy products, which they regularly share on social media. Today, their work resonates with people not only in Japan, but around the world, transcending language barriers.



Line up the memo sheets from left to right and a famous painting gradually comes into view — that’s the Masterpiece Memo Block. After enjoying the assembled image, simply return the sheets to their dedicated box and use them one by one as memo paper. You could jot down ideas and arrange them together, tuck one in with a small gift, or find all sorts of other ways to use them.



The paper company Takeo carefully selected individual sheets from a vast range of options to match the specified colors, then cut and arranged each one by hand. This meticulous process is what makes this exquisite pixel art possible.



The original idea was to create “Masterpiece Sticky Notes,” but by taking the form of a memo block in a box, it became even more beautiful — something that serves as desk décor. The box itself is made from “Fine Flute,” an original type of paper by Takeo.