Makelike is a graphic design studio specializing in print, collateral, pattern and surface design, and illustration.

Clara von Zweigbergk was born in Stockholm and studied graphic design and illustration at Beckmans School of Design, Stockholm and at Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, USA. She has worked as a graphic designer with advertising agencies and designers in Stockholm, Los Angeles, and Milano. In 1997 she founded Rivieran Design Studio, with two partners, a multi-disciplinary agency spawning many successful collaborations within fashion, illustration, architecture, furniture, product, and graphic design.

Chris Silas Neal is an illustrator and designer, born in Texas and raised in Florida and Colorado. His work has been published by a variety of magazines and book publishers and, has been recognized by Communicatin Arts, American Illustration, AIGA, Society of Illustrators, Society of Publication Designers, Art Directors Club of Denver, Print Magazine and Society of News Designers. He exhibits drawings at various galleries across the country. He currently works and lives in Brooklyn and teaches Illustration at Pratt Institute.

Oh Yeah Studio is a Norwegian duo who specializes in typography, illustration, and graphic design.

Dan Williams is a graduate of the Royal College of Art and has lived and worked in London for the past 17 years. His time is divided between illustration, painting on location and lecturing. For him, all 3 disciplines feed each other, keeping him on his toes and keen to explore new uses for his work.

Architecture, Illustration & Design

A native of Pretty Prairie, Kansas and the son of an Air Force pilot, Jack lived in a variety of places while growing up. After graduating from Washington University in St Louis he settled and began his illustration career in Dallas, Texas. Much of his work parallels an interest in the outdoors, while some of the more conceptual illustrations are a result of waiting for the hatch or watching the sunset over West Texas quail country. The results have been published in Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, Atlantic Monthly, Time, Sports Illustrated, Readers Digest, New York Magazine, National Geographic, Sports Afield, Field and Stream, GQ, Road and Track and Texas Monthly. Annual Reports include Borg Warner, MCI, Transamerica, Halliburton, Brinker International, Herman Miller, Sony, Hartford Financial Services, United Technologies, Entergy and Readers Digest. IBM, Citicorp, Exxon/Mobil, Budweiser, American Airlines, Champion Paper, Interstate Batteries, Remington Firearms, Leatherman Tools, Avia, Georgia Pacific, The Bronx Zoo, Sage Rods, Kendall Jackson, Pac Bell are among Unruh's many advertising assignments. Unruh has appeared in Communication Arts Illustration Annual since its inception and has been in numerous shows of American Illustration, Graphis, AIGA and Print. Graphis featured an article, "Jack Unruh, Quick on the Draw." in the 2002 Sept/Oct issue.

Design and Illustration.

Graphic Design, photography, ink illustration artist and digital artist

Trip hop Music, Digital Books, Architecture, Industrial Products, Hand-made Products, illustration

Art, Photography, Industrial Design, Product Design, Sports Cars, Illustration, Architecture.

architect & interior designer / with a special interest in illustration

illustration, design

Design, illustration, houses

Design, Illustration, Interior

GRAPHIC DESIGNER / INTERIOR DESIGNER / Branding, Illustration, Patterns, Background, 3D, Painter, Calligraphy (Arabic and Latin), Icons, Pictograms

Ramble Out Yonder is an illustration and design company that seeks to honor and inspire the adventurer in us all through design informed by the natural world.

Mid-Century Modern Architecture and Design, Photojournalistic-Style Photography, Graphic Design & Illustration

Art & Design: Conceptual Planning, Industrial Design, Museum Exhibitions, Logos, Illustrations ,

Painting, drawing, illustration, film

Graphic Design, Art Direction, Illustration

Art, Architecture, Design, Illustration, Travel

Typography, illustration, fine art, architecture, interiors, patterns, furniture design, travel, food, meeting new people, kids furniture and environments and toys, landscape design... par for the course for your readers ;)

Illustrations/product design/Interior design/architecture

Goni was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico, got a BA from the UPR at Mayagüez, and an MFA from SCAD Atlanta. He began working as a scientific illustrator for the Puerto Rico Sea Grant. Now he mostly does editorial illustrations with some fantasy here and there. He lives in Decatur, Georgia, with his wife Jen who’s an illustrator for Archer.

Interiors, Graphic Design, Illustration, Balcony/Indoor Gardening

Located in Denmark, Kristina Dam Studio is a multifaceted design studio founded by designer Kristina Dam. The studio is focused on connecting the worlds of graphic design, interior spaces, and art. Each product—ranging from furniture, sculpture, decoration, and illustration—is designed to challenge conventional limits of traditional art and design. With initial training as an architect, Kristina Dam brings architectural elements into her designs, while also focusing on line, texture, and materials. Dam’s art often directly connects with architecture and geometric details.

Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, Printmaking, Furniture, Woodworking, Comics

Pietari Posti was born in Helsinki, Finland, and now lives and works in Barcelona, Spain. After graduating from Lahti Polytechnic BA in Graphic Design (2005) Pietari worked for few months as a graphic designer before moving to Barcelona in late 2005 where he started pursuing his professional illustrator career. Pietari has exhibited in numerous group shows allover the world, including the Now Showing Exhibition- Exploring the Lost "Art" of the Film Poster in Cosh Gallery London (2008) along with other contemporary graphic artist and illustrators. Pietari's work has been featured in the 3x3 Professional Illustration Annual (2007) , PRINT Magazine European Design Annual (2007) and American Illustration 27 & 28. Since 2005 his work has been published internationally in publications like The New York Times, The Guardian, Wired Magazine and Paste Magazine. Pietari´s work has been utilized in advertising, merchandise and apparel such as T-shirts, wallets and furniture.

Based on the Sydney Lower North Shore, Fiction Architects combine management ability with a distinctive 'Cartoon-Architecture' style. Building design that relies on a sequence of illustrations to ensure proposals capture the substance needed for urban activation. Designs are then documented using BIM software & construction documentation is prepared for building.

Emmons' studio practice is built on systems of research; scan the media-scape for cues, images or phrases that draw connections between human migration, community, mobility, transience and the over-arching politics of architecture. In making, Work at the point where drawing and the mechanical language of print intersect. The images have a sense of magical/minimal realism that is inspired by architectural illustration, comic books, cartoon language, graffiti removal, information graphics, news footage, consumer packaging, instructional manuals and cinematic space/time.

Minimalist Scandinavian, American Zen, French cottage, natural light photography, handcrafted items, buying local, watercolor and ink illustration

Malin Rosenqvist is an illustrator who trained at Sweden's Royal University College of Art Craft & Design and Switzerland's Hochschule Luzern. Says Rosenqvist of her craft: "When I was little my older brother used to cut out the holes in the cheese slices for me; I didn't like the way they tasted. I wanted Ken for Christmas, but got Jungle Jim, machine gun and all (somebody thought I wouldn't see the difference). This started a whole new turn in the games me and my friends played; my neighbor Joakim was invited to play with us as Jungle Jim "The Barbie kidnapper". Nowadays I eat the holes in the cheese and am nostalgic about my only action figure, however most of the time I draw. And I love a good story. Illustration is storytelling."