Represented by creative agency Hugo & Marie, the adroit skills of Micah Lidberg have an ernest and contemporary style. Openly “shaken up by nature”, Lidberg finds inspiration in the vastness and endless possibilities to be found within this organic world.

Independent Designer & Art Director Toni Halonen brings us todays illustrative offering in the form of his charming character based art work, typographical creations and contemporary designs for print. With some fresh and original takes on layout for magazines and

“I used to have to go and make a coffee every time I tried to open photoshop”     Alice Pattullo is an illustrator and printmaker who lives and works in London. She works predominantly in screen-print producing limited edition

Laurie Rollitt is an Illustrator from the UK living in Lisbon, Portugal. Illustrating for such publications as the New York Times and Wired Magazine, Rollitt is a demanded artist with a unique style. Intelligent and creative in design and structure,

Drawing from a pastel palette and creating a theatrical Where’s Wally-esque set of anthropomorphic birds, Lesser Gonzalez illustrates little cities of detailed lunacy, charm and joy that capture the imagination. Take a look and lose yourself in the madness of

Had a tough day? Let the hilarious short comic stylings of Joan Cornella turn that frown into some form of charming yet darkly humorous grin then. Producing some beautifully executed artwork, Cornella turns her bizarre short stories into some of

Full of fun and flavour, Toronto illustrator Caitlyn Murphy demonstrates an immaculate yet jovial, often comical inclination with her illustrations. With a superbly simplistic and colourful style her work has both charm and character. Caitlyn Murphy

While studying for his degree and preparing to graduate, Graphic Designer Andrew Lu seems to also have time be an excellent freelancer who produces brand identities, interactive books, promotional art work and all manner of typographical wonder. Throughout his portfolio,

Behold the striking work of Spanish born Andrés Lozano, an illustrator with a penchant for re imagining posters and designing intriguing covers. Whether a cheeky take on the film Seven or a beautifully imaginative cover for Yorokobu Magazine, Lozano’s self

Combining highly detailed illustrative skills that employ elements of pointillist technique with a rich palette of painterly colors, Simone Nora Näf’s work has a broad appeal but a single and very personal style. Her work is a mixture of hand

Hailing from the new American hub of music, creativity and general cool comes Austin Texas local…..Sophie Roach. Creating haphazard geometric patterns that are brought to life through Roach’s choice of brash and contrasting colour palette, it is easy to loose

HuskMitNan is Danish artist, born in 1975, living and working in Copenhagen, Denmark. Colourful, energetic and entertaining, his illustrations though simple, speak with substance and are often intelligently crafted anecdotal accounts of the world around him. HuskMitNavn

Lights! Camera! GIF? Dubious perhaps, but GIF based art work has been hitting the world of design, advertising and even fine art with vengeance in resent times. Bringing this vibrant and energetic platform to our attention today is Brooklyn based

A multi disciplined creator who also boasts the title of ‘Thing Maker’, Skip Dolphin Hursh is amongst other things a talented and exuberant artist. His work form the outset is vibrant and often garish in its immediacy but has a

London based illustrator and animator Stephen Vuillemin has a flair for the theatrical. His brightly illustrated and bold works, convey an often surreal or seemingly sinister subject, but do so with a clean and youthful vigour. Stephen Vuillemin

Cyril Quenet is a graphic designer based out of Paris, France that has a refined understanding of what makes a striking image. From silkscreen experimental monochrome prints to those with color overlays, Cyril creates work that’s fascinatingly technical and full

Working as a visual artist exploring the creative opportunities within illustration, typography and graphic design, Bruce Mackay style is not easily pigeon holed. Finding inspiration in diverse and often obscure places such as his Fathers garage, loose teeth or the

Working predominantly in a portrait esq. format, Terrence Payne combines colorful illustrations, geometric backdrops and brief texts to create beautiful yet often surreal works of art. Having established himself as an artist of some significance, Payne also works as Gallery