Three print editions with different focus that complement and develop our understanding of contemporary dance
He describes his style as simple and colorful, and his characters as helpful but still missing something important. This is how the Irish illustrator, book author and social entrepreneur Chris Haughton sees himself.
Blood is thicker than water. Not if you ask the art collective Blood Becomes Water, which has been releasing limited edition publications about contemporary art since 2010 and also works in the field of illustration and graphic design
Mila Yaneva - Tabakova for the boutique graphic novel Souvenirs, which she self-published in a limited edition of 100 copies
"I draw on my computer and occasionally on paper." This is how Teodor Georgiev would explain his job to a child. We could add, for older kids, that he is a freelance visual designer working in Helsinki until he finishes his master's degree in visual narrative there.
Her drawings are very specific and somehow make a translation from the language of text to the language of images. Katerina Dubovik was born and raised in Minsk, but currently works as an artist and illustrator in Amsterdam, and we can define her as a translator of imagination.
He is interested in zine culture and manual screen printing, participated in group exhibitions at TI-RE, Generator, the pop-up presentation Urbanites: Introducing and the solo exhibit Cheap As Chips at Place 167 along with Alexandra Georgieva
The twins in this project are James and Michael Fitzgerald - Ireland-based art duo that works across a wide range of disciplines of the visual arts, including illustration, graphic design, printmaking, painting and three-dimensional work.
Victoria Semykina is a Russian freelance fine artist and illustrator, who lives in Bologna in the North of Italy for the last eight years.
Marina Muun is originally from Varna, but she has been living in England for seven years now, the last three of which she has spent in London, which is also where we found her. She studied Illustration at the Arts University Bournemouth and then earned a master's degree in the same subject from Camberwell College of Arts in London. She now works as a freelance illustrator, which is her childhood dream come true.
