Limited EditionArtist Series

Deanne Cheuk is a New York-based art director, illustrator and artist from Perth, Western Australia. She got her first job as a magazine art director at the age of 19, the same year she graduated with a degree in graphic design from Curtin University. Since then, Cheuk has art directed or designed numerous publications and has worked for various world-wide commercial clients. Her art direction has been heavily influenced by her illustrative work and she is renowned for her illustrative typography.

Originally from Hyogo, Japan, Kenzo Minami currently lives and works in New York City where he’s inspired by the chance encounters and random conversations the city offers. He holds a BFA in Product Design from Parsons School of Design and started his career 15 years ago as a set designer in broadcast TV. His style is precise, yielding intricate designs with a biomechanical aesthetic and a sharp perspective. He has been featured in several publications and his artwork has been commissioned by Mercedes-Benz, Nike and Ace Hotel, among others.

Joy Deangdeelert Cho is a graphic designer and blogger who worked with numerous fashion clients in New York before launching her own business in 2005. She now lives in Los Angeles and designs textiles, packaging and branding for clients in the fashion and food industries. She also consults for other creative businesses, writes books about managing creative-based businesses and sells her line of stationery, home office and wallpaper products nationwide.

Stina Persson studied fine art in Perugia and fashion drawing in Florence, and holds a degree in illustration from Pratt Institute in New York. She currently lives and works in Stockholm, surrounded by trees and thrift stores. She uses ink, watercolour or collages with ceremonial Mexican cut papers to create a style that is both vivid and elegant. Stina's works fuse the traditional with the edgy, a style which has attracted the likes of Nike, Absolute Vodka and Blue Note Records as clients.

Sally Zou is a Shanghainese artist born in 1986. She started drawing when she was five and never stopped. A member of the design partnership MOMOROBO and the EDGE Creative Collective, she has collaborated with various clients such as Converse, Lacoste and Tiger Beer on projects ranging from t-shirts, mobile apps and beer bottles to in-store installations. Her artwork, which defies categorisation, is inspired by film, music, food and other things outside of the visual arts mediums in which she works.

Nod Young specialises in digital design and visual arts. He mixes Chinese cultures with various elements in his works, which range from avant-garde to traditional. His art has been widely exhibited in the UK, Spain, Finland, Singapore, the US and South Africa. Nod hopes to use his art and creativity to bring change and enrich people's sensations. He has also gained commercial success and worked with many international clients including Nike, Adidas, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Nokia, Microsoft, Mercedes, Li Ning, Fiat and Greenpeace.

Lin Xu Pan is the chief designer of Shenzhen Banana Design Studio, Expert Committee Member of Corel Corporation (China) and a member of the Shenzhen Graphic Designer Association. He devotes himself to cutting-edge graphics, signs and words in the design style of visual transmission, and specialises in stylish and young illustration. He has appeared at many lectures and art shows, and has won more than 30 awards both at home and overseas.

Skwak is a 34-year-old French artist who specialises in illustration, character design and graphic design. He is an art director at JESS3, a Washington, DC-based creative agency. Currently, he lives in France and creates art for the web, offices and home interior design, as well as making toys and clothes. His artwork is a crazy, funny, colourful mix of mechanical and organic elements. He has created an absurd graphic “Maniac World” that is populated by exaggerated creatures.

Born in Australia and currently living in Montreal, Quebec, tchmo makes digital mash-ups from sampled imagery. He pushes pixels and mixes colour to explore his curiosity with vision and perception. He has always made things, but only recently started to consider his work to be art. His past experience in print making and experimental photography resonates in his compositions with subjects ranging from portraits to landscapes to images of the sky. Living in the cosmopolitan city of Montreal is simpatico with his work due to its mix of creative people, and its contrasts of beauty and grunge, hot summers and snow.

Jonny Wan is based in the steel city of Sheffield, UK, and draws inspiration from his fascination with ancient cultures, shapes, symmetry and wrinkles on faces. He loves new challenges and is passionate about ways he can adapt his unique illustrative style to fit a variety of briefs and commissions. He can usually be found in his favourite coffee shop doodling away.

Kirra Jamison was born in Sydney, Australia. In 2006, she gained her bachelor of fine arts from the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, Brisbane. In 2007, she was the recipient of the Anne & Gordon Samstag International Visual Arts Scholarship. She has exhibited widely around the world and now works as a full-time painter from her home in Melbourne, Australia.

Growing up in Sweden, Linn Olofsdotter was exposed to art and design from an early age, but it wasn’t until she was in her early 20s that she decided to become an artist. After a few years of flirting with both motion graphics and advertising, she realised she was passionate for illustration. Her clients include Samsung, Oilily, Bon Magazine, La Perla, Levi’s and now Microsoft.

Matt W. Moore is the founder of MWM Graphics, a design and illustration studio based in Portland, Maine. Matt works across disciplines, from colourful digital illustration in his signature “Vectorfunk” style to freeform watercolour painting and massive aerosol murals. His work has been exhibited around the world. He is also co-founder and designer for Glyph Cue Clothing.

Mike Perry works in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he makes books, magazines, newspapers, clothing, drawings, paintings and illustrations whenever possible. Doodling away night and day, Perry creates new typefaces and sundry graphics that inevitably evolve into his new work. His clients include Apple, The New York Times, Dwell Media, Target, Urban Outfitters, eMusic and Nike.

Fernando Chamarelli is a Brazillian graphic designer, illustrator and visual artist. He started drawing cartoons, caricatures and realistic portraits and later became involved with street art and tattooing. His work includes organic forms and harmonic lines that connect symbols, legends, philosophies, religions and customs of ancient and modern civilisations.