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 Yomar AugustoYomar Augusto is a graphic artist from Brazil. His works are beautifully, interesting and amazing arrangements of painting, screenprints and typography. He is a class of his own in his art. He was involved in many various projects around the globe and his clientlist names EMI Music, Sony, Mesa mania, Indian Jeans, Santa Ephigenia, Rizzoli Libri and many more. He participated in the Art Storm in Berlin and Barcelona. He is featured as one of the top Brazilian upcoming artists by HOW magazine in 2005! Recently he launched a fashion brand called "AVAPOR"and had a solo show at Nanzuka Gallery in Tokyo. |
|  Kristian RussellKristian Russell is a graphic artist born in Sweden. Many people think Kristian's works are completely computer graphics, but there are always handdrawn elements included. Living and working half of his time in London and Stockholm, he is working internationally for magazines like Flaunt, Nylon, Dazed&Confused, Jalouse and more. |
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 Tez HumphreysTez Humphreyz is a graphic artist, living in England. His special style is to combine collages and paintings. His work was shown in the Dazed and Confused Gallery in London in 2006 and published from Esquire to Amelie's Magazine and much more inbetween. He has a studio displaying found "kitsch objects", and textured surfaces which he collects and believes that they "are all part of a subconscious cycle of events that one day everything will be used in a piece of work". |
|  Daryl WallerDaryl Waller was born in 1978 in Cornwall, and currently lives and works in London. He studied at the famous Royal College of Art where he gained his Masters in Communication Art & Design. Daryl expresses and exposes himself through live performances, solo shows and exhibitions. |
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 Nathalee PaolinelliNathalee Paolinelli is a fashion designer and illustrator who lives and works in Vacouver, Canada. She creates her own tailored T-shirts and silk screen patterns. Her illustrations are simple but with a certain humour. Recently she took part in the fashion show "Champions of the Univers: I love T-shirts". |
|  Gregory Gilbert-LodgeGregory Gilbert-Lodge is one of Switzerland's most well known graphic designers and typographers. Living and working in Zurich, he recently had his first solo exhibition at the Kemistry Gallery in Storeditch, UK. He has worked for The Face, Dazed and Confused, IdN, Delicae Vitae and others. He is a member of Silex, a Swiss illustration collective, which published the book " Silex: My Way" with Die Gestalten which won design awards and got plaudits across Europe. He has also worked freelance for Honda and Bally. His personal works are obsessively detailed and darkly humorous, their elegant lines and perfect colouration find a path between illustration and fine art. |
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 Marie JacobiMarie Jacobi is born in 1980 and studies in Berlin at the Art-School Weissensee. She is the member of the artgroup "Nobatik". She spent an exchange semester in Marseille France where many of her computer graphics found their inspiration. She does collages of computer works, mostly in the colours black, white, grey and red. |
|  Chris SweeChris Swee is a British illustrator who gained his Masters Degree from the Manchester Metropolitan University. Chris works mainly with ink and combines his drawings with other materials like photographs, computer graphics, and typography. About his work he says: "The free flowing quality of ink allows me to express my creativity in a direct and spontaneous way. Incorporating this with other media creates a balance between the spontaneous line and the narrative."
He also does Plastilin sculptures and models for clients like The Parisienne Orange Coffee Company. He also did the layout of the Young Designer's Award of the Art Director's Club in Germany. |
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 Stephane ManelStephane Manel was born in 1971 in France. He is one of the best known french illustrators and his clients include Mont Blanc and Le Coq Sportif. He also exhibited in various exhibitions around the world. |
|  LikeLike is the dutch designer couple Edvard van den Dungen (born 1973 in Rotterdam) and Joey Kops (born 1977 in Hengelo). They both studied at the famous Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. For their clients like Nike, Buzzworks, SO, Alexander von Slobbe they do projects in graphic design, typography, and fashion. |
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 Jon FrickeyJon Frickey was born 1979 in Stade, Germany. He works as a designer and illustrator and since seperating from the artagency Scholz and Friends, he started his activities in animation and did screen projections for various filmfestivals as a freelancer. He founded the design studio SFA with his partner Till Penzek. |
|  Craig MetzgerCraig Metzger was born in Jackson Heights, Queens NY in the 70's, and now works and lives as an artist in Brooklyn NY. His work is described as 2-dimensional imagery that combines hand cut paper, drawings, photos and iconography. Metzger's influences range from early American folk art to Latin and European religious art. His work blurs the line between art and design by focusing on composition and decoration as well as imagery. Metzger's work has been featured in various art and design magazines, books and galleries and also in the Semipermanent Book 2005. |
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 Jacques MagieraJacques Magiera is a Swiss graphic designer who currently lives in Berlin, Germany. He does all kinds of design projects and has a deep passion for illustration. Together with Brigitte Speich he worked on a 220sqm large carpet for the exhibition "Create Berlin" which was shown in Tokyo and Milano. He also prints T-shirts with his own designs and creates snow and skateboard designs. |
|  Yke SchottenYke Schottenis an illustrator and and artist. She lives and works in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Her prints and drawings are done in sharp black outlines. Her work is inspired by comics and graphic novels. Subjects vary from personal portraits to fashiondesign like line-up of characters. Animals and human beings pose as models and mannequins, but in a different and slightly bizarre way. Yke's pieces are best described as story stills taken from the exciting space between phantasy and reality. |
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 Hjarta SmartaHjarta Smarta is the pseudonym of the artist duo Samira Bouabana and Angela Tillman Sperandio. They both graduated in 2001 from the Stockhom Forsberg School of Graphic Design and since then have worked as graphic designers and illustrators on a freelance basis. They create book covers, posters, advertisement campaigns, editorial illustrations and much more. |
|  Sara SinghSara Singh is an artist living in NYC, USA. She studied at the Beckman's School Design in Sweden and appeared i.e. in Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire and Harper's Bazaar and worked for clients like Le Sportsac, Donna Karan and Shiseido. |
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 Lucinda ThomsonLucinda Thomson is an illustrator based on the UK. Special for her works is her technique to use pencil and inc in a very refined and detailed way. Her illustrations are feminin and charming and even though her works are so light and transparent they give a very deep impression. |
|  Kelly Lynn JonesKelly Lynn Jones lives and works in LA, America. Her illustrations and artworks show very playful impressions in a sensitive and vivid style. He is scetching a lot, includes fabric and uses many tools while she is drawing, so all her creations show a little story. Just by focusing on the outline and the forms, she is leaving a simple but heartcatching impressionon her audience. She exhibited her works in San Francisco's Primary Space and the Gian Robot Gallery. |
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 Reluctant HeroReluctant Hero is the designer couple Sheilen Rathod & Peter Manning. Their studio is based in Newcastle, UK.They work for various projects in the fashion and graphic world and their client list reaches from Calvin Klein, the Tokyo Project to Dazed& Confused. |
|  Doug JaegerDoug Jaeger is a graphic designer residing in the East Village of NYC, USA. He is the founder of "The Ｈappycorp global" a company dedicated to the greater good! Happycorp is a graphic agency, their clients are Diesel, Levi's, Adidas, Threadless, Design is Kinky, SBI Razorfish, Ogilvy&Matter and many more. His personal works are sprayed stencils, combinations of abstracted trademarks with a critical social theme. He is heavily influenced by the effect of branding on the masses. His works seek to create pirate flags from brand imagery, warning viewers of their not so obvious corporate agendas. |
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 Stephen CrowhurstStephenCrowhurst is an artist, director, illustrator and surface designer from Canada. He was born 1973 in Toronto. His cliente list include IdN, Zoo, Rojo and OK Fred. With his works he focuses very much on the creative process documentation and mixes handcraft with digital elements. He was sponserd by the international design project Tekko. as one of the most talented young international artists. |
|  NewtastyNewtasty is Stevie Copter, a UK based illustrator and designer. |
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 Fumi NakamuraFumi Nakamura was born in 1984 in Shizuoka City Japan, but at the age of 11 she moved with her mother and brother to America. She still lives and works in the California Bay Area today where she graduated from the California Art University and the San Francisco Art University. She is distributing miniature books and hand printed tote bags through her website. |
|  Elisabeth Arkhipoffis an artist based in Paris. Born in 1973 she grew up immersed in the culture of her Russian father and Bulgarian mother. After studying literature and philosophy she started her career as an artist in 2000. See her site at www.romanticsurf.com |
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 Emil KozakEmil Kozak was born in Denmark and started graphic design because of his long passion for skateboarding. Currently he lives in Barcelona, Spain. From his ruff skateboard style he has quickly developed great skills in graphic design. Because of his bright and positive style he always scores a hit with his audience! |
|  David FoldvariDavid Foldvari has worked on Nike campaigns, a great number of record covers, Dazed and Confused and many other clients. His work has been shown in the group exhibition "Stoique" at Parco Tokyo and one of his illustrations was used for a soccer ball in the 2006 world cup.www.davidfoldvari.co.uk |
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 VasavaVasava was founded from Runo and Toni Selles in 1997. It is a Design Studio based in Bacelona, Spain. Recently Vasava opened the Gallery "Vallery" and they show the freshest and hottest contemporary artists and illustrators of today. At the moment are 10 members of Vasava working on several interesting and non conservative projects in the fashion, art and animation scene. |
|  Han HoogerbruggeHan Hoogerbrugge is one of the most unique graphic artists in The Netherlands. He lives and works in Rotterdam and displays on his website motion graphics, print and the interactive tale "Hotel". The center character of his works is a guy with the white shirt and black necktie, very similar to himself. Have a look and be amazed. |
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 ElephanteElephante is the designer-duo Martin Scholler and Carla Dasso. Both graduated from the Buenos Aires University. They started to work together in 2004, in Argentinia, a coutry that becoming a new contemporary art and design hub! While mixing various media, techniques and themes their style is always surprisingly new and fresh. They are at the forefront of a new era of Argentinean design. |
|  Alex RomanoAlex Romano was born in 1981 in Brazil. He does a lot of street art, grafitti and stencil pieces. He doesn't work for companies or produce commercial work, but it's his passion to show his art to pedestrians on the street!  At the moment he displays a lot of his works in Sao Paulo, a city with a lot of pollution and violence among street kids. With his art he wants to call attention to the everyday poverty and unfairness of the streets. |
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 Santiago TaccettiSanitago Taccetti works and lives in the new art and design metropole Barcelona in Spain. His works have the names: "Teenage day Tripper", "One night only" and "Eat Me", lascivious illustrations of girls in connection with spiders, guns and serious men. His drawings have a certain spanish appeal and he combines his clear black lines with neon colours on clear white walls. |
|  National ForestNational Forest is a full-service creative design studio! From the idea to the final release of the project they work with their designers, photographers and art directors. They have done advertisement campains, print, direct marketing and also product packaging and event productions for clients like Burton, Element Skateboards, Nike USA and Sony Music. |
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 Maki YamadaMaki Yamada was born 1977 in the Hyogo Prefecture in Japan. She works for the fashion brand QFD and is managing the section of the printing items. In 2003 she had her first solo exhibition and since then she is showing her works regulary in galleries. In her work she focuses mostly on illustrations for T-shirts and fashion. |
|  memeshe was born 1977 in Kanagawa, Japan. The concept of her art is, to show the "Girl that has no self consciousness". Her intention is to draw the sweet heart that keeps backstage and doesn't want to show herself. Beside illustrating for T-shirts she also works for print, WEB design and created also CD covers. |
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 Francesco D'IsaFrancesco D'Isa was born in 1980 in Firenze, Italy. He studied Philosophy at the University of Firenze. His works can be understood as a philosophy of a certain kind. His portraits with "malleable and distorted faces, silhouettes and bodies like flowing wax", are surrealistic and feminine and are reminiscent of the masterpieces of ancient times. |
|  Asif MianAsif Mian is a NYC based artist and designer. Self taught in graphic design, animation and filmmaking, Mian's background includes painting, drawing and sculpture as well biology, genetics and chemistry! In the creative arena, Mian was recently named a 2006 ADC Young Gun, the only major advertising award given to designers and directors under the age of 30. By stating "concept is key, style is inevitable", Mian has directed music videos, exhibited his artworks internationally in magazines, books and shows, and designed for print and fashion. |
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 Ben Weekslives and works in Toronto, Canada. In 2004 Ben graduated with a Master’s Degree from ATTIK and the University of Huddersfield. After, he worked freelance, then full time for ATTIK and was involved in projects for Nike, Scion, Smith Barney, EA Games, Sobe, AOL and Siemens. |
|  Rob BarberDed Associates is an international design agency. They work several fields from |
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 Neasden Control CentreNeasden Control Centre is the Studio of Steve Smith, an artdirector based in the UK. On his website he shows a huge variation of illustrations, typographies, motion graphics and installations. He participated in Exhibitions around the globe from Berlin to San Diego. |
|  Robert WunschRobert Wunsch was born 1978 in Berlin, Germany. He studied Media Design at the University of Berlin and works as a freelance designer for Universal and the record company No Limits. Characteristic for his designs is the combination of collages and hand drawn typographies. |
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