44flavours is an art collective from Kreuzberg - Berlin, consisting of Sebastian Bagge and Julio Rölle. Growing up with graffiti and the sample and remix culture of hip-hop, both developed their respective styles without limiting themselves to a specific medium, but using anything fitting their ideas and tastes. Thus, the 44flavours not only stand for strangely beautiful exhibitions throughout Europe but also for a magazine, showcasing their vast network of friends to the world. Other works include magazine layouts, clothes for international streetwear brands and designs for various recording artists. To see more of their work check out the link below.
http://www.44flavours.com

Nicolas Burrows is an illustrator / artist from the UK who works alone and as part of Nous Vous collective. He is inspired by works of literature, Japan, the natural world and his friends. He continues to exhibit work internationally as well as working on commercial projects, and makes music alongside his visual work.
www.nousvous.eu

Originally from Australia, James Gulliver Hancock has been involved in artist projects and residencies in Indonesia, Austria, France, the U.K. and America. He now resides in Los Angeles and works on a wide range of projects including editorial illustration for magazines, commissions for music group artwork and animations, working with intellectually disabled children on logo designs, gigantic set illustrations for performances, animations for TV, as well as his own personal projects. Previous clients include Nylon Magazine, Warner Music and The National Gallery of Australia.
http://www.jamesgulliverhancock.com

Tobias Röttger is a Berlin-based graphic designer and illustrator working in all 
fields of visual communication. He is part of graphic design studio Hort and was recently featured in Wallpaper’s graduate directory 2009 as an up and coming designer to look out for.
http://www.tobiasroettger.de


□Tshirt - Tobias Roettger vol.1
□Tshirt - Tobias Roettger vol.2

Malcolm Watson aka Malky was born in England, but now resides near Philadelphia, USA. After graduating from art college he ran a small design studio and licensed many of his works as posters and prints worldwide. Since then his images have also appeared on cell phones as wallpaper downloads, t-shirts and posters.
▼http://www.tastestudios.com

□Tshirt - Malcolm Watson vol.1

Illustrator 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".

●Alexis Zirittのアイテムはこちら

▽http://www.behance.net/aziritt

Florian 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.

●http://florianfusco.com

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Based 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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T-shirts - Grandi Panareka vol.1
Ladies T-shirts - Grandi Panareka vol.1

Kittozutto 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.
www.kittozutto.com

Graphic 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.
●www.robjoe.com

Brighton 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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●http://www.matttaylor.co.uk

James 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.

Born 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.
●http://www.itscallingme.com

Non-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.
●http://www.non-format.com
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Originally 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.
●http://www.thisisrude.com
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Last weekﾕs Secret Wars event saw Intercity and Monorex artists going head to head in a 100-minute live art show. Intercity drew a huge target full of weird and wonderful characters and monsters - and then threw paint bombs at the creation at the end of the 100 minutes!

For more info and pics of Secret Wars events check out
http://www.secretwars.co.uk/

Adam 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.
>http://www.mrahayes.co.uk
●To see this artist’s t-shirt click here.
Open Neck Tshirt (Adam Hayes vol.1)
Tshirt (Adam Hayes vol.2)

Frederique 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.

>http://www.daubal.com
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Shen 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.
>www.shenplum.com
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No understanding between the brain and the hands is a collaboration between photographers and illustrators from London based artist network Pocko. Inspired by Metropolis, the 1927 silent science fiction film created by the famed director Fritz Lang, four of Pocko’s photographers have collaborated with nine different designers to create interpretations of the film. Among the artists involved are graniph collaborators Hennie Haworth, Tabas and Adam Hayes.

Kemistry Gallery
43 Charlotte Road, Shoreditch
London EC2A 3PD
http://kemistrygallery.co.uk

Hanna 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.
Hanna now lives in London where she is working as a freelance illustrator and artist. Past clients include Nokia, The Guardian and Paul Smith.
>http://www.hannamelin.com/

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LANDLAND 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.
>http://www.landland.net/

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graniph collaborators Intercity have collaborated with Secret Wars for a live art event – five Monorex artists including Teck, Alfa, Jimi Crayon, Stika and Mr K versus Intercity with five artists from '100 Pieces' including Ian Stevenson,
Robbie Wilkinson, Austin from NEW, Andy Forshaw and Andrew Rae.

The two teams of five artists go head to head in a live art event for 100 minutes on a massive 16x40ft wall (the biggest Secret Wars wall yet), with the winning team being chosen with help from the crowd...

Havana Club x Secret Wars
100 Minutes of Havana
Village Underground
March 4th
http://www.intercitydesign.com/

Designer 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.
>http://www.iamdanot.blogspot.com

Grotesk 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 grandmother can understand.
His clients include Staple, Alife, 5 Boro, Hellz Bellz, Carhartt Europe, Zoo York, and many more.
Grotesk vol.1

[DOLCE STANDARDS]

David Ostrowski will be taking part in an exhibition at Maverick, Cologne, alongside Andreas Breunig, Lutz Driessen, Simon Hemmer, Jana Schroder and Martin Weidemann. It will run from Friday 23rd of January until 1st February.
www.david-ostrowski.com

Chris Rubino will be holding an exhibition at the Heist Gallery in New York entitled ‘Make Believe Maple Leaves’. It runs from January 18th until February 8th 2009. For more information check out the link below.
http://www.heistgallery.com/upcoming-exhibition

Italian illustrator Gianni Rossi will be exhibiting his music related posters all together for the first time at the Wadada club in Rimini, Italy until the end of January 2009.
http://www.giannirossi.net/

graniph Design Award 2 prize winner Emily Beamer has just released a new comic series on her website entitled "tales of a broken hearted stick girl".
www.emilybeamer.com

Max-o-matic recently contributed to ‘Sarah Magazine’, a project which brings together 100 artists from around the world to raise money for a very good cause. To learn more take a look at WWW.MYSPACE.COM/SARAH_MAGAZINE