Kelly Spencer is a multidisciplinary visual artist from New Zealand, with a tendency to travel.

Kelly’s creative style is characterised by bright fresh colour palettes and curvaceous forms, meticulously hand crafted lettering, and illustrative elements of flora and fauna. Her work often serves as a platform to promote the conservation of our natural environment. Kelly’s portfolio includes murals/street art, illustration (editorial, promotional, books), sign painting, apparel graphics, festival & gig branding, installation, identity design and more. She has collaborated with clients such as Trade Me, Red Bull, Design Assembly, Boon Street Art, PangeaSeed Foundation, Ministry for Environment, Black Dog Brewery, Good Buzz, Rhythm & Vines, Department of Conservation, Creative HQ, Framingham Wines and more.

Kelly has been a feature artist in street art festivals throughout NZ and the world. She has spoken at a handful of conferences including Typism on the Gold Coast, 2018. Kelly was the curator of the 2019 activation of Sea Walls - Artists for Oceans Tairāwhiti NZ, bringing 20 fresh murals to the town of Gisborne from renown international artists.

Kelly does not engage in conversation before consuming coffee in the mornings but is henceforth a social creature. Things that make her happy include: chardonnay, sunshine, the sound of tropical rain, scuba diving, and patting other people’s dogs.

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I'm an illustrator and artist living in Sydney, Australia.

I paint murals and illustrate pictures that are usually full of quirky, playful characters, hoping to bring a little smile to your day.

I also teach workshops in story telling, using techniques such as zine making, puppet making and book binding, with a strong emphasis on sustainable practises.

A lover of stationary and craft, I enjoy creating my own hand made products.

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Cristian Eres is a Sci-Fi artist & Illustrator. His work explores the relation between the nature and the abstraction leading to never-seen-before worlds. His influences come from sci-fi and fantasy artists from the 70s, specially “Wolfgang Amadeus Moebius”.

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I’m a Sydney-based mum who joyfully resides in the leafy suburbs of the inner west, living in daily wanderlust of the beauty in the world that I’m surrounded by every day. One of my favourite things to do is venture outside (with a friendly four legged friend in tow) to see what new visual delights I can stumble upon. I especially love to discover and capture beautiful houses, doing a little happy dance or twirl at the sight of an ivy covered wall, intricate ironwork details or signs of a house proud family residing within.

it all started with my passion for skateboarding. i was just a kid, but i was totally in love with all those crazy and awesome designs of brands like powell peralta or santa cruz. i was almost addicted and i collect all stickers and advertisements of my favourite brands which i could get. 

when i was about 14 a school friend gave me a cracked version of adobe photoshop and a few weeks later we founded our own little skateboard clothing brand. it was totally noobish and we just sell some shirts to our circle of friends but this was the starting point and things took their course. i was never a extremely talented draftsman, but i always had a good eye for design and a feeling for balance and colors and photoshop gave me the platform to use all those skills and with passage of time and a lot of exercise my drawing skills become better and better.

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Illustrator based in Sydney, Australia. Maddie Ergremont has a love of detail and vivid, bright colours. Her main source of inspiration is found in the beauty of inner city environments. Working with both clients big and small, her portfolio crosses over into a variety of areas, ranging from children's books, editorial, advertising, poster designs and album artwork to name a few. 

Mike's works combine images of pop-culture, fantasy and historic propaganda with messages of social justice and individualist empowerment.

Via mediums of public, collective, and exhibited art, Mike aims to drive a dialogue that challenges conventional world-views and contemporary ethics.

Through flippant text and visual anathema, he raises questions around the absurdist nature of commercial ambition (especially at the expense of others); mental health; solidarity in an increasingly isolated world; and social identity.

His works serve to remind us that we can't ignore the injustice we face every day; that complacency is futility; that social justice issues do not pass with the ebb and flow of media and populist agendas; and that every bit of protest is felt somehow.

Mike graduated from Sydney's College of Fine Arts in 2009 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drawing and Painting. Since then he has worked as a commercial artist, a graphic designer, and an exhibiting artist.

Mike also has a Juris Doctor from the University of Technology, Sydney.

He has worked in the just cause, social collective, music and educational sectors. Currently he is a Creative Lead at Chaos Theory Games, focusing primarily on educational games for social change. Over the years he has taken part in group and solo exhibitions in Sydney and Berlin.

Mike currently resides and works in Sydney / Eora.

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Nico's works can be found in public spaces and private collections all around the world. Vibrant, bold and highly decorative, Nico's aesthetic is reflective of his background as a graphic designer, with a high level of importance being placed on traditional design elements and principals.

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I’m Cátia, I am an illustrator, 2D animator and clothing designer based in Lisbon, Portugal.

I studied architecture in university, and it allowed me to experiment with a lot of different design practices, helping me find out where my passion truly was.

I’ve been working as an illustrator since even before I graduated college. I’ve done murals in coffee shops, vinyl covers, magazine articles, clothing design, prints, enamel pins designs, watercolor paintings, ink artwork and small animations.

Over the last 5 years I’ve had clients like Bloomberg Business Magazine, Fiverr, Tsha, Wyclef Jean, LAG records UK (for Joe Hisaishi) and others. I’ve collaborated with brands like Lazy Oaf and my work can be found in magazines like It’s Nice That and Booooooom.

I am currently working on my first graphic novel, when I have free time from commercial/commission work, and I also spend some of my free time in the studio creating new clothing designs with my artwork on it and experimenting with natural dyes, which eventually leads me to create my own watercolors using plants, which ends up in my illustration work as well! Everything is connected!

Nothing makes me happier than creating and I think I could honestly stay in my studio for a very, very long time (not to say forever) and be okay with that!

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Kentaro was born and raised in a rural fishing village in Toyama, Japan. At the age of 18, Kentaro decided to move to Australia in pursuit of the English language, sunny beaches and a more balanced lifestyle. After a decade, he is now an illustrator and artist, and is currently based in the Northern Beaches of Sydney.

Kentaro is passionate about both traditional and digital mediums. Kentaro's pastel toned artwork has bold line-work, quirky characters, and a beach-side sense of humour.

He has worked with various international brands, as well as individuals for private commissions. Kentaro also specialises in hand-painting artwork from large-scale murals, to detailed painting on fragile watercolour paper.

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Jason Paulos

Born 1969

Australian comic book writer/artist and creator of underground self published comics Hairbutt The Hippo and EEEK! Also known for his recent work on The Phantom for Frew publications in Sydney.

Jason has worked for Australian Mad Magazine, Heavy Metal, Judge Dredd Megazine, and DC comics and is represented illustration agency Chulo.

Jason has extensive experience in the print and graphic design industries including a long career as a storyboard artist for movies and advertising. Jason's work has been featured in many solo and group shows, most notably at The Day Gallery in Blackheath where he resides with his family.

Jason has co-ordinated many workshops for local councils and comic book conventions including a stint at The National Gallery in Sydney and now is holding workshops at his home studio.

I live and work in Blackheath. After moving here nearly 10 years ago I've featured in numerous exhibitions and produced a mountain of work. My studio looks onto the majestic Mt Blackheath and I enjoy connecting with the environment regularly and have gotten to know the local bushwalks and fire trails. I've seen the landscape change with the climate and environment and I'm constantly awed by the regenerative ability of the native bush. Despite the challenges of working from home and bringing up 3 boys in an area not renowned for it's diverse educational opportunities I've recently had success in holding workshops aimed at coaching and mentoring aspiring artists.

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3D illustrator Ryogo Toyoda is Based in Tokyo Japan, he is a master at 3D work specialising in character design and scenes.

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Working under the nom de plume “Cheeky Observer”, Alicia McFadzean is a contemporary artist and typographer. She works with acrylic, aerosols, ink and digital media to produce large scale murals, fine art and hand-lettered pieces.

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CESS is a 3D Motion and Illustration studio focused on advertising.

Working globally with a specialised team for international projects and a wide variety of recognised brands.

Working with passion and having a group of professionals specialised in each work area are their tools to obtain great results.

CGI Motion and Illustration for advertising are their main jobs.

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Ben Brown is one of the OG iconic Aussie artists. The clients Ben has worked with are notable brands, his skill set is top tier, but it’s the laid back flavour Brown brings to his work that truely sets his work apart.

Dipping a toe in the surfing and music subcultures Brown is not a serious cat, he is a chiller and his work ooozes these vibes.

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Artur Shirin (aka Ettoja) is an illustrator and artist from Lithuania. He finds his inspiration in architecture and popular culture, mixing cartoon and city elements into pattern like illustrations. Artur Shirin fancies bright colours, emoji-like characters and visibly dark lines and mark-ups. Having a strong graffiti background he has formed a distinct artistic voice as an illustrator. This is why his illustrations are easily adapted for a variety of medias - from children book and posters to clothes design and murals.Illustrative aspect is one of the most important and fundamental line which is major reason why Artur Shirin is a well-know artist in European art field.

James Boast is an illustrator from London, he recently made the transition to ‘remote working’ and has been living and travelling in Latin America for the past 8 months and plans on continuing to do so. He draws inspiration from people, nature, food and music.

James uses vibrant colours combined with simple shapes to create lifestyle illustrations.

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Gina Kiel is an illustrator/artist based in Wellington, New Zealand. She creates feminine yet strong images that exude sensuality and explore ideas of life, death and pop culture using a bright psychedelic palette and a range of analog and digital mediums. 

With a childhood full of music, nature, Disney movies and hours of drawing, Gina became an illustrator after working at a boutique animation company, drawing frame-by-frame at a light box, where she discovered her love for drawing body parts.

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Kevin O'Donnell is the leading etching style artist in Australia, a brilliant draftsman working from traditional mediums including scraper board, charcoal and paint to digital illustration. With over 40years experience as a commercial artist Kev has worked with a multitude of big brands and agencies and is always experimenting and widening his skill set.

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Mel Baxter AKA Moonshine Madness is an illustrator and designer from Clear Mountain, Turrbal Country, Queensland. While studying Creative Industries at QUT in 2003, she found a love for creating digital artwork for print and has been freelancing ever since. She now lives and works from her wood cabin, perched among the gumtrees and surrounded by the splendid flora and fauna that has become her main muse.

Through her colourful and nostalgic illustrations, Mel also focuses on educating her audience on conservation and regenerative practices. She has appeared in various publications, including on the covers of Peppermint, Pip and Big Issue magazines, has collaborated with apparel brands such as Knobby and Birds of Condor, has her own fabric collection through Canadian label Figo Fabrics and has recently written and illustrated her own book of 100 Australian Wildflowers through Hardie Grant Publishers.

She's a big fan of collaborations (especially with social enterprises) and works closely with clients, keeping them up to date on their projects while working quickly and on-brief. Mel's style is inspired by botanical illustrations, retro textiles and Australian tea towels from the 1960s and 70s. Her intricate line work and warm colour palette captivates a genre of retro Australiana which has earned her a strong and well-deserved following.

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I am a self -taught Israeli illustrator, I like to create colourful vector illustrations and then apply textures to it. For me it is very important that my illustration will have a meaning, that I'll include metaphors if it is editorial, or that it will still have a twist and will be deeper than just a decorative piece. I worked with such clients as :

The Atlantic

Nevertheless podcast

Fodor's travel

Penguin Random House

Hewlett Packard

Israeli Childhood

Yo-Yo Ma

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Calling on references from virtually every major art movement of the twentieth century, twisting them through his own bold hand, and tossing them haphazardly onto canvases to create a melee of captivating

chaos, Alex Lehours approaches his art making with a decidedly ‘more is more’ attitude. His CV is replete with big names including Stolichnya Vodka, Facebook, The National Gallery of Victoria, Converse, FYVE Snowboards, 20th Century Fox, Rolling Stone Magazine Australia, The Black Keys, No Cure Magazine, Marvel and BMG Records. Skilled in mural painting, illustration, graphic design and typography, Lehours has become an essential member of Australia’s stable of multi-disciplinary graphic artists.

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Yerevan Dilanchian is a Sydney-based Illustrator and Artist.

Yerevan’s work is largely inspired by the curiosities of the natural world, in particular early modernity’s fanciful yet scientific documentation of flora and fauna.

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Naomi Vona (Desio 1982), is an Italian artist based in London. The artist defines herself as an "archival parasite, with no bad intentions".

Her works combine different interests like photography, collages and illustration. Her research is focused on altering vintage and contemporary found images, creating a new interpretation of the original shots.Using pens, paper, washi tape and stickers she gives every image a new life.

Every work is basically composed of three elements: her life background, her inspirations and subconscious, that is also the glue that puts all together.

Naomi has a degree in Design and Photography from Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, Italy. Her passion for illustration and photography drove her to experiment with collage since she was a student, developing a personal recognisable style. In 2013 she started to play over vintage photos paintings, doodling and attaching stickers over them. The final result gave her an amazing feeling, so she realises that this was the best way to express herself to the world.

Irene is an Australian illustrator, designer, and creative director currently based in Brooklyn, NY.

She loves the challenge of communicating stories and ideas visually. Her favourite sort of projects are the ones that require visual interpretation of written words - whether it be brainstorming ideas for an editorial illustration, or creating style frames and animating a script from page to action.

Irene gravitates towards projects that have a whimsical, personal, and strange visual spin. A selection of her clients includes Coca-Cola, Mcdonalds, The Washington Post, and many more. As a creative director, she has led and collaborated with clients on animated motion campaigns for Maybelline, AT&T, Verizon, Apple, Netflix, and Chevy. She is currently an Associate Creative Art Director at Scholar NY.

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Chris Nixon is an illustrator and designer based in Perth, Australia. Inspired by the West Coast and classic surf culture with an emphasis on the handmade and crafted, his textured work and direction spreads across a wide range of media including children's books, murals, projection mapping and more. 

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Illustrator and Textile Designer Jenny Zeng gracefully combines her love for fashion, patterns and textiles to create amazing artworks on scarves.  

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Kiel Tillman is the Founder and Creative Director of TILLMAN CREATIVE CO, a contemporary brand and design studio based on the Gold Coast, Australia. Under Kiel’s all-seeing eye, TCC specialise in creating custom design brands, illustrations and murals for clients wanting an originally authentic representation of their company.    

A product of people being moved. Through art that’s applied.

Kiel’s illustration style consists of bold lines and intricate patterns mixed with organic textures, energetic brushwork, relaxed lettering and graphic elements. This mixed media process culminates in work that applies itself seamlessly to apparel, signage, print collateral and multiple digital formats.

Based on this creative foundation, Kiel has collaborated with heaps of forward-thinking local and international companies on compelling design concepts – some more well-known ones include Oakley, Corona, QLD Government, General Pants, Wu Tang Clan and more.

Kiel gives back to the Australian creative community by giving national industry talks plus hosting regular hands-on workshops to share his creative skills. He continues to be actively involved in the Australian art scene exhibiting work in well-known galleries on the Gold Coast and in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.

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Kristof Luyckx is an artist based in Belgium, who specialises in character design. Kristof loves to create characters in any kind of form and for any kind of client or project: illustrations and animations for commercials, print ads, games, program titles, short films, clothes, toys, music videos, books,... Inspiration is often found in music, awkward situations, fauna and flora, facial hair, weird people and cartoons.

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Mulga is Joel Moore, a Sydney based artist, freelance illustrator and poet who paints murals, designs t-shirts and runs the Mulga brand. He left his finance job in March 2014 to focus exclusively on the making of the art.

Known for his unique style of intricate line work & bright colours, Mulga’s art brings to life a world where tropical bearded men run rampant, lions smoke tobacco pipes, tigers wear diamond sunglasses and gorillas rule the world like some kind of funky planet of the apes.

If you were to describe his art you could say that it pulsates with an untrammelled use of colour and is made up of textured shapes and intricate line work that transcendently floats with emotion.

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I'm a Sydney based illustrator and artist. I've always been interested in mixing old and new themes in my work and I'm usually taking my cues from Manga and Japanese culture, skateboarding, video games and pop culture references. All this goes into each of my pieces in varying measures making my work kinda like taking a trip through "Bladerunner” if it was set in feudal Japan. The result is Geishas done in neon tones, Manga characters, and 80s sunsets.

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Joe Whyte is a Melbourne-based Illustrator and Artist

After graduating from Monash University with a degree in Visual Communication, he spent time developing his craft, studying classical drawing and painting at Studio Escalier Classical Art School, in Argenton-Chateau, France.

Working in digital art as well as pencil and paints, he has spent the past 15 years, producing artwork within the fields of Music graphics, Animation and Advertising, as well as Fine Art. His intricate works draw inspiration from the people, the places and the light of life in Melbourne's inner-north.

Joe has exhibited widely, and has been shortlisted for numerous awards both nationally and internationally. He has been featured in the major American Illustration annuals, American Illustration, Communication Arts and Spectrum. He was the winner of the prestigious 2020 A.M.E Bale Drawing Prize.

He can be found sitting in the streets and laneways of Brunswick, sketchbook in hand.

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Sindy Sinn is an illustrator dude, mural artist, heavy metal fan, silly bugger and bottomless pit of rad ideas. Equal parts bold and deranged, his designs have been adapted for all sorts of illustrative branding. From logos and tour merch to murals and everything in between, each with their own loud and fun style and a sense of spontaneous energy.

In fact, Sindy’s savage linework, creepy characters and punchy lettering are loved by bands, bars, and awesome brands across the world. Metallica, The Misfits, Mambo, MARYS and many more. And if you get in close enough for a sniff, you’ll find his lingering scent in the hand painted murals of bars, restaurants, offices and tattoo parlours across Australia, New York, Los Angeles and London.

He’s the Co-Founder of Snake Eyes Studios – a six-man digital studio located (literally) inside the Young Henrys Brewery in Newtown, Sydney. And while he has a rep for being the loudest guy in the room, his rockstar service and beer-overfloweth attitude makes up for it.

His process is furious and professional. He’s a creative machine. Smashing out ideas and turning gritty, hand-drawn concepts into polished, print-ready designs and monstrous murals. He’s ruthless with his time, learns everything there is to know about a brand and throws everything he has at each project. And it’s this energy and professionalism that puts the ‘fuck yeah!’ in each brand collaboration.

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Louie Joyce is an award-winning Australian comics creator and illustrator.

After spending his childhood dreaming of becoming an astronaut, superhero, futuristic bikie punk, enchanted mermaid or something cool like that, Louie realised he'd been dreaming a little too long and most that stuff was impossible anyway. Luckily he can draw pretty well so he's able to experience all those things and more by putting pencil to paper. He CAN be an enchanted mermaid, y’know, if he wants to. 

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Born in the Canary Islands of Spain.

Judit has become quite sought after for her beautiful flowing line that is the hallmark of her work. She adores the fountain pen, and also often finds herself combining ink and diluted watercolours to depict characters absorbed by their emotions or lost deep in daydreams. With a delicate trace of the pen always dressed in rigorous black, gets them personality and character. Of all the stylistic and artistic influences that Judit could have during her childhood and youth, from Punk to Grunge and Comic illustration, she chose the most versatile and enduring branch: Fashion.

Her works has walked by several national and international publications. Clients include Nina Ricci, Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, Elle Girl Japan, Telegraph, Rolling Stone, Bloomingdales, Piaget, Gilt among others.

Currently she lives in Barcelona and Berlin.

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Cleo Peng is an insightful illustrator and visual designer based in New York City. She loves to create quirky and millennial-friendly illustrations. She also has a background in product design and digital design and she has been producing works that are aimed at providing pleasant and playful layouts and images nonstop. She loves subcultures and music and would love to get her hands dirty!

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Cassio Bittencourt is a Brazilian based illustrator who has collaborated with agencies all around the world. Displaying information in a way that it can be easily understood and fun. He has a real eye for creating captivating infographics, maps and isometric illustrations.

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Billmund is an amazing illustrator who loves to work for all clients big and small in various formats including; Comics, Picture Books, Storyboards, Concept Art, T-shirts, Posters, Album Art, Advertising, Logo Design, Character design, Pin-up Illustration and beyond.

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Gerad Taylor, born in Auckland, New Zealand, has worked for over 25 years as a freelance illustrator catering to the design, publishing and advertising industries.

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Jim Tsinganos is a multi award winning Sydney based illustrator/art practitioner with over 25 years experience.

He received a bachelor of design specialising in illustration from The South Australian College of Art and Education, now UniSa and worked for most of his early career using traditional techniques such as pastels and watercolour before transitioning to digital media.

His illustrations have been featured in most of the international illustration awards publications and he has been in countless exhibitions, both locally and internationally, as a solo exhibitor and as part of group shows.

He has been featured and interviewed by publications that include, Qantas inflight magazine, Creative Magazine, 3x3 Spotlight, DPI Magazine Taiwan and Art Market Magazine.

Throughout his career he has been commissioned by a varied selection of clients that have seen his work used as postage stamps for Australia Post, airline posters for Qantas, a series of posters for Opera Australia and a limited edition commemorative coin for the Australian Mint.

In 2019 he was part of an international jury judging a children's book illustration exhibition at the Sharjah International Children's Book Fair and more recently he was accepted as an exhibitor at the 2021 Florence Biennale, taking out first prize in the Art section of the Open Call International Art Competition as a result.

"I've been drawing for as long as I can remember. One of my earliest memories is of my dad sitting me down before our house guests and having me draw them. He was my first art director and that was my first assignment."

Based in Melbourne, Australia, Jo creates playful and considered work using a combination of traditional and digital techniques.

Drawing inspiration from nature and the day-to-day, she aims to capture the beauty in subtle features, bringing a unique eye for detail to all of her briefs.

Caio Bucaretchi is an Art Director from the city of São Paulo, Brazil. He focuses on Animation, 3D Art and Illustration, having work experience with Advertising, Film Industry and Children’s books.

He has a Bacharel education degree from UNESP (The State University of São Paulo) at Graphic Design and also a Cycle 1 education degree at Cinema of Animation from L’École MoPA.

Throughout the years, he was able to work with several different clients, through different studios and production companies, such as Paypal, Samsung, Vivo, Itaú and others. He is a regular contributor with studios such as Dirty Work Factory, VetorZero and Calabash Animation.

He has also worked in two Feature Animations as a Compositing Artist. They are “Tito and The Birds” (2017) by Bits Filmes and “Perlimps” (currently in production) by Alê Abreu.

In 2017, his children’s book illustration work for Itaú’s digital “Kidsbook” platform was awarded with the “Prêmio Jabuti”, a major literature award at Brazil.

He currently works as a Freelancer for clients all over the world".

Dolce Paganne is an artist based in Brussels and Istanbul. She loves juxtaposing in her surreal works opposite feelings and subjects on a single dream sequence. She enjoys mixing while creating her drawings many different materials such as pencils, soft pastels, aquarelles, inks, sprays and always feels enthusiasm about trying a new one. Dark movies, comic books, circus freaks, vintage fashion and electronic music inspire her a lot.

Charis Tsevis is a Greek visual designer living and working in Pafos, Cyprus, with a passion for mosaic inspired imagery.

Australian based artist who creates surreal drawings and paintings. With randomness, different elements mashed together in fun and interesting ways and it might make you feel a bit weird at times, but everything's going to be alright :) Tim’s artwork has been used in a bunch of cool projects from album art and editorials to packaging and murals.

Steven Noble has reached a milestone in his career by celebrating a remarkable 25 years as a highly successful world recognized illustrator with a vast variety of award winning illustrations in the span of his lengthy career. 

Dale Bigeni aka Art By Dale

Dale Bigeni is a graphic designer / Illustrator from the western suburbs of Sydney Australia. Been drawing and creating ever since he could hold a pencil. With a passion for tattoo and skate culture, you can see they heavily influence his style and composition. Bold lines and high levels of details are where he truly exceeds. Work Smart, Hustle Hard!!

Kirsten Ulve is an award winning illustrator and designer living in New York City. Her work has appeared on the covers of magazines, in international ad campaigns, on the sides of buses, on Broadway marquees, in animated cartoons and tv commercials, on children's clothing, and in the form of games, watches, and toy figurines around the globe.

Her diverse expertise ranges from fashion and beauty illustration to caricature and character development, to graphic design and conceptual illustration. She has exhibited her work in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Tokyo, and has a permanent installation of oversized prints on view at Innside Hotel Nomad in New York City.

Kirsten currently lives in Manhattan with her husband and two black cats, Romulus and Remus.

Jimmy Patch, is an illustrator and graphic recorder based in Brisbane, Australia. Jimmy specialises in digital illustration, illustrated documentaries and live graphic recording. He is constantly delving into the dark recesses of his imagination to conceive new worlds, characters and concepts to help tell his client’s stories in the most effective way. From banks to charities, zoos to healthcare, he’s worked with some pretty amazing companies in locations around the world. Jimmy's unique illustrations aim to communicate ideas in a way that engages a broad audience, telling stories that are by turns funny, serious, sad and touching, but above all, memorable

Tara Phillips is a freelance illustrator based in Sydney, Australia. She likea to play with themes of Natural Supernaturalism in her work, taking inspiration from imagery that evokes a sense of mystery, nostalgia and reflection.

Gehan Magee hails from sunny Sydney - this hip-hop aficionado and hat-and-sneaker freaker works as a Digital Graphic Designer by day and doodles his life away by night. Born in Chennai (Madras), India to Anglo-Indian parents, the family moved to Australia - the land of opportunity - when the little tyke was but 2 years of age. Soon after he learnt how to write he became fascinated with letters and the alphabet, and pleaded with his elder sister to teach him how to do 'that cool bubble writing' all the older kids were doing. Fast forward a few years and he was learning the words to Alphabet Aerobics by Blackalicious and fast forward a few more to highschool and the fascination grew to include graffiti and street art of all kinds. Typography is now a part time job and full time obsession, influenced by all the parts that make up who he is - music, art, life.

Matt is a Sydney based illustrator with a background in art direction and graphic design. Detail, vibrance and composition feature heavily in his artwork and he is fluent in traditional, digital and 3D mediums. His work spans multiple industries including publishing, advertising, film and games.

The proficient Lorett Foth is a multi skilled illustrator.

Dave Coleman is an Australian based illustrator with a love for typography.

Johan Potma is a Dutch painter and illustrator who lives and works in Berlin, Germany and whose work is made with acrylics and collage on old wooden surfaces like box lids, signs and cigar boxes. 

The materials he uses tell part of the story through the stains, old nails, dents and cracks; the remainder is explained through all sorts of monsters, freaks and oddballs acting out his ideas. 

His clients include Playboy, Nickelodeon, Pepsi, XXS, Sixfeet, Titus Skateboarding and Nivea, MTV, Liquid Skateboards, + Most of the mayor Ad Agencies in Germany and his illustrations have been featured in Luerzer's Archive 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide , The Upset (Die Gestalten Verlag), Freistil and Communication Arts.

Onwer of Zozoville Gallery Berlin, and The Cheese Mountain Tragedy Gallery Berlin.

Exhibitions in San Francisco, Berlin,Hamburg, Amsterdam, Sydney, Paris.

With an immense love for typography, illustration and bold playful colours Prateek has developed a real flair and a style that is loved by all.  

Sam grew up in Brighton, UK and has spent the best part of the past decade living and travelling in Asia, consequently now draws much inspiration from the far east along with a curiosity for science fiction and the natural world. As a child Sam had great adoration for Hanna Barbera cartoons, the personality and stylisation of the characters is something he can see aspects of in his work today. Skateboard graphics, street art & graffiti became the next visual infatuations which led Sam on his way to an Art Foundation course at Brighton City College. Then later going on to graduate with a degree in Illustration BA (Hons) from Camberwell College of Arts London in 2009. Sam has now worked for design studios all over the world, creating artwork that has been used in publishing, apparel, advertising and directing explainer animations for global NGOs and organisations.

Matt Gondek is a Los Angeles Pop Artist who paints Deconstructed Pop Icons. 

Nath is a Australian 3D Artist specialises in modelling, texturing and lighting with extensive experience working in film, television, print, architectural visualisation and projection mapping

Sam grew up in Brighton, UK and has spent the best part of the past decade living and travelling in Asia, consequently now draws much inspiration from the far east along with a curiosity for science fiction and the natural world. As a child Sam had great adoration for Hanna Barbera cartoons, the personality and stylisation of the characters is something he can see aspects of in his work today. Skateboard graphics, street art & graffiti became the next visual infatuations which led Sam on his way to an Art Foundation course at Brighton City College. Then later going on to graduate with a degree in Illustration BA (Hons) from Camberwell College of Arts London in 2009. Sam has now worked for design studios all over the world, creating artwork that has been used in publishing, apparel, advertising and directing explainer animations for global NGOs and organisations.

Sasha Heath is a Melbourne based multidisciplinary artist specialising in hand painted murals and illustration. Going by the name 'hellotomato' she has produced artwork for a number of clients nationwide. Murals are a passion of hers, she loves the challenge of working big, transforming spaces, enhancing environments and creating something unique for the enjoyment of others. When she isn’t working Sasha loves being surrounded by nature and wildlife, which is usually portrayed in her work.

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