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 Alexis ZirittIllustrator by day and comic artist by night, Alexis Ziritt originally comes from Venezuela but has lived in the US for the last 10 years. His work is influenced by old Mexican comics like El Santo, Kaliman and Fantomas, as well as the great lucha libre movie lobby cards. Past projects include music flyers for groups such as Mastodon, Cage and Prefuse 73, published short comics in BARSOWIA magazine, plus his own comic series “Rudo” and "MEKANO TURBO". |
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 Grandi PanarekaBased in Jakarta, Indonesia, graphic designer Grandee Panareka specializes in art direction and fashion design. His previous clients include Ed Stone and Isis Dei. |
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 Florian FuscoFlorian Fusco was born in 1981 in Berlin, Germany. He became interested in screenprinting in 2001 and is currently studying surface and textile design while working freelance as a graphic designer. |
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 Lisa JonesBased in London, Lisa Jones is an illustrator with a talent for creating distinctive greeting cards. She is influenced by pottery and Scandinavian folklore and has worked on a broad range of design commissions for products and companies such as Habitat and the UK charity, Plan. |
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 KittozuttoKittozutto is a Singapore based art and design boutique which specializes in combining fine art illustrations with digital imaging techniques. Their work is highly detailed and often takes on a sense of hyper-realism. |
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 Robi JoelehtGraphic designer Robi Joeleht is based in his hometown of Tallinn, Estonia. He is inspired by music, nature and strange things he sees in everyday life and has a passion for typography and everything related to it. |
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 SupermundaneSupermundane is the pseudonym of Rob lowe,
a multi-disciplined creative who works
as a graphic designer, artist, illustrator,
typographer, and art director in
London, England. His work has been published and exhibited
worldwide including several solo UK shows. Clients include E4, MTV, New York Times,
and many more. |
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 Matt TaylorBrighton based illustrator Matt Taylor lives a stones throw away from the sea and is influenced by comic books, found photos, wildlife and National Geographic magazines, among many other things. His work has been exhibited by Gallery 1988 (Los Angeles), Hearts & Minds (New York) and Playlounge (London). |
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 Dreamer ProductionsSydney based creative consultancy Dreamer Productions was founded by James Cooper in 1999. Since then James has been involved with projects for many high profile music industry clients such as EMI, Sony BMG and Universal. When not designing, you’ll find James penning a new tune on his guitar or trying to catch a wave. |
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 Adam DedmanBorn in 1986, illustrator Adam Dedman is currently studying graphic design at University College Falmouth in Cornwell while working freelance. He has a passion for drawing, typography, printmaking and beards. |
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 James JoyceJames Joyce is a London based artist and designer. His work uses bold hand drawn lines and graphic shapes, and often includes typography and strong colors to produce powerful images. At the start of 2006 he founded his own studio One Fine Day where he produces limited edition prints of his work as well as taking on commissions from the likes of Penguin books, Nike and Creative Review. |
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 Non-FormatNon-Format is the creative team of Kjell Ekhorn (Norwegian) and Jon Forss (British). They work on a range of projects including art direction, design and illustration for arts & culture, music industry and fashion and advertising clients. They also art direct Varoom: the journal of illustration and made images. |
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 RudeOriginally started as a t-shirt label about 10 years ago, Rude has evolved into an internationally renowned design collective working with clients such as Vogue, Renault and the Tate Modern. Based in London, the crew consists of Rupert Meats, who takes care of the hand drawn work, and Abi Williams, who is responsible for the animation & film side of things. |
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 Louisa GrayLouisa is a London-based Illustrator/Designer who has just completed a Masters in Communication Design at Central Saint Martins School of Art. Her work centers around appreciating the bizarre in an attempt to escape the banal. She loves saturated color, cutting and pasting, and collecting things to produce work with an eclectic and handmade approach. |
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 Frederique DaubalFrederique Daubal is a Paris based designer who works with both graphics and textiles. She works as a freelance creative designer for clients such as Nokia, Nike, Paul Smith and many others. |
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 Shen PlumShen Plum is an illustrator based in Toronto, Canada. She studied at the Ontario College of Art and Design and is heavily influenced by both Western and Asian pop cultures as well as animals, nature, myth and fables. She belongs to the Sure Am Good zine collective and is currently showcasing new work in galleries around Toronto. |
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 Adam HayesAdam Hayes was born in 1981 in Stoke-on-Trent, England. After graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2006 he began working from his studio on projects for himself, his friends and for clients worldwide. |
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 Steph WalkerSteph is a designer and artist whose main inspiration comes from science, math, nature, and simple machines. She enjoys working on a variety of conceptual design and illustration projects as well as creating her own zines and apparel. While figuring out puzzles of any kind is her pastime, she hopes someday to be part scientist and astronomer. |
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 Hanna MelinHanna Melin was born in Sweden in 1978. She moved to England in 1998 to study a Foundation course at Kent institute of Art and Design followed by a Ba Illustration at Brighton University and a MA Communication at the Royal College of Art. |
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 LANDLANDLANDLAND is a small collective of graphic designers, illustrators and screenprinters consisting of Dan Black, Jessica Seamans and Matt Zaun. They work on a wide range of projects including posters, record sleeves and advertisements. |
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 Dhanny SanjayaDesigner and illustrator Dhanny Sanjaya studied at the Pelita Harapan University and currently works in Jakarta, Indonesia. He just launched his own t-shirt clothing line. |
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 GroteskGrotesk is a Brooklyn-based Swiss graphic artist with a passion for folk Art, street photography, hand painted signs, vintage sport graphics, old school hip hop and urban anthropology. He aims to create images that are strong, silly and that his grand mother can understand. |
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 Akari InoguchiAkari Inoguchi is a graphic designer and visual artist working in a diverse range of media. She contributes illustrations to fashion magazines, television commercials, product packages and labels, t-shirts, and textile designs. Akari also produces paintings, drawings, digital prints, and murals, and has participated in numerous shows in the U.S. and Japan. |
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 Marian BantjesMarian Bantjes is a Canadian designer, artist, illustrator, typographer and writer who lives and works internationally from her base on Bowen Island Vancouver. In 2005 Bantjes was named one of 25 up-and-coming Designers to Watch (STEP Magazine, January 2005). Bantjes' clients include Pentagram, Stefan Sagmeister, Saks Fifth Avenue, WIRED, The Guardian (UK) and The New York Times, among others. |
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 Walter NewmanWalter Newton was born in 1981 in Glasgow. He remained there for the next 21 years, attending the Glasgow School of Art before being lured to the bright lights of London and the Royal College of Art. Five years later he moved to Birmingham, where he still lives, drawing pictures and creating animation. |
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 Scott BarryScott Barry is an artist and designer currently working and living in San Francisco. Founder of the design studio Birdstand, he works in a wide variety of mediums from Illustration to Sound Installation. More of his work can be seen at thedrama.org, or Birdstand.com. |
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 TOKOEstablished in 2001 in Rotterdam, and now operating out of Sydney, Australia, Toko is a multidisciplinary design studio with an emphasis on print design. Previous clients include Playstation, Emi records, TMF Music Television and many more. |
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 Michael GilletteMichael Gillette is a Welsh-born illustrator who currently resides in San Francisco. He client list includes Capitol Records, Greenpeace, Levis and he recently produced the artwork for the newly republished series of James Bond novels by Ian Fleming. |
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 Garrett MorinGarrett Morin was born and raised in Massachusetts. Upon graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2004 with a BFA in Graphic Design, Garrett moved to Los Angeles to work at Studio Number One. He has since returned to his beloved East Coast, where he works as a freelance designer and illustrator based at Rad Mountain, a multi-disciplinary studio in Brooklyn. |
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 Rose StallardLondon-based illustrator Rose Sallard is the Co-founder and Creative Director of Print Club. Past clients include Nike, Dazed and Confused, Virgin, Topshop,
Nylon Magazine, Brylcreem among others. |
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 TorarinTorarin was born in 1979 in Borlange, Sweden. He studied in Stockholm, Copenhagen and London and now works as a designer and illustrator in Tokyo. He designs logos, graphics for garments, 2D and 3D exhibitions and CD sleeves. He is the co-founder of "It's our thing" and also works as an art director for the Swedish furniture brand Vujj. |
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 Zela LobbIllustrator Zela Lobb was born in 1974 in Montreal. She graduated with honours from Sheridan College's Illustration and Graphic Arts Program and received an award for Outstanding Achievement. Zela's work has been heavily featured in international publications. Her clients include: Mexx, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Spin and American Airlines. She is a member of the collective "Repless Abandon" and together with the illustrator and designer Dushan Milic she is currently founding the company ”No Such Animal". |
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 Virginie LaveyAward winning visual artist Virginie Lavey was born in 1973 in Cannes, France and moved to Tokyo in 2000. Her work combines photography, video and drawing to create scenography for exhibitions, shop displays and media events. |
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 ViktoryranmaViktoryranma was born in 1983 in Buenos Aires, Argentinia. |
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 Jim AvignonA cult figure in the techno subculture in Berlin, Jim Avignon is a German-born, Brooklyn based pop-artist, illustrator and musician. He is famous for his speed illustrations and extreme art performances, such as his 1992 exhibition in Kassel, when he created one painting each day only to destroy it in the evening. He has also released several CDs with his one-man electro-band, Neoangin, and his live shows include both singing and live painting. |
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 Max-o-maticMax-o-matic is a Barcelona based graphic designer who specializes in digital collages. He started to work with collages when he created his first zine in 1996. He aptly sums up his work as being “complete control of chaos”. |
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 Mr. BingoMr Bingo was born in 1979 in Pembury, UK. He studied at Bath School of Art and now works in London as an illustrator.. He's inspired by humans, Letterset catalogues, train journeys, offices, dogs who wear clothes, newspaper headlines, packaging, naive typography, handwritten signs, juvenile graffiti, overheard conversations, haircuts and graphic design. His clients include Orange, Nike, VW, Virgin and MTV . |
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 Stephane TartelinStephane Tartelin was born in 1976 in France and works as an illustrator in Paris. |
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 Silja GoetzSilja Goetz was born 1974 in Regensburg, Germany. Graduated from the GSO College in Nurnberg and lives currently in Madrid, Spain. |
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 Sam KerrBorn in Graveshead in 1980 Sam Kerr studied at the Kingston University and now works as an illustrator in London. |
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