DANIEL CABALLERO / PORTFOLIO

My name is Daniel Caballero, I am 26 years old and I`m from Spain. I graduated from Art School in my little town. I`ve worked as graphic designer for a couple of enterprises, I`ve done some works for friends and establshments, like flyers, a skateboard...I spend most of my time trying to do my best on papper and learning to draw.

MARK POWELL / PORTFOLIO

I studied at Huddersfield University at which i accidentally enroled. I was looking around the studios one day with interest and started talking to one of the lecturers and before i knew it i had a studio space for the next 3 years, while i always intended to go to university it wasnt my plan for it to be that day. I first started drawing on envelopes about a year ago. Orginally i would draw on any found object which included envelopes and i first started to seek out these after i found one in an antique shop in Greenwich, London that was sent from the front line in world war 1, i found it fascinating that this may have been the last thing that a soldier would have done.

CITYABYSS / PORTFOLIO

Cityabyss is the working name of Poland-based illustrator and designer, Beata Szczecinska. I currently live in Poland. I have been working in the creative industry since graduating from Academy of Fine Arts in 2004 with MA Hons in Graphic Techniques. My career began in London in 2005. I work across a variety of media, techniques and disciplines including Illustration, Art Direction, Print, Web design and Visual Identity. Along side commercial practice I create personal work in the form of limited edition prints. Main idea under which I create, rotates around the "city as aglomeration" fashion and beauty plays a big role, as well as design and architecture, which I draw my inspirations from.

MATEO DINEEN / PORTFOLIO

After being raised by wolves Mateo moved from San Francisco to Berlin in 2004. Since arriving in Europe his artwork has evolved to embrace the wealth of old materials that he discovers at flea markets and antique shops. Using discarded munitions crates, worn out tobacco tins, and forgotten love letters, he crafts a world that’s extraordinary and odd, but at the same time one that feels strangely familiar.

FERNANDO VILLALVAZO / INTERVIEW

Linked art with fashion, representing such brands as Lucky Strike (1999), Boss (2001), Absolut Vodka (2002), as well as collaboration with various publications related to art and fashion in Monterrey, Mexico City, and Buenos Aires, Ar. He has collectively exhibited work, since 2003, in various galleries of the United States, Brazil, Italy, Spain, Norway, Argentina, France, Belgium, and Holland. He has also lectured during various periods at institutions of higher learning such as the ITESM and CEDIM (Monterrey). Taught various courses at the University of Buenos Aires and the University of Rio de Janeiro. He took part in various independent multimedia and art festivals, in emerging spaces such as: Boquitas Pintadas, hotel pop 2004 & 2006 (Argentina); Jour de la Musique 2002 & 2003 (France); Festival of sound-art, Ex-Teresa (Mexico City); and various other spaces exclusively dedicated to music and fashion productions.