Dana Tanamachi is a graphic designer living in Brooklyn, New York. She currently spends her days creating large-scale typographic installations in chalk. In 2011, Dana was named a Young Gun (YG9) by the Art Directors Club and a Young Creative to Watch by HOW Magazine. Her client’s list include Rugby Ralph Lauren, The Ace Hotel, West Elm, and Bloomingdale’s. Dana Tanamachi’s time lapses (see below) are very impressive…

The making of two installations at the new TOMMY Asia flagship store in Tokyo.

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Alain Delorme is a young French artist who actually shows two of his most famous photographs series “Totems” and “little dolls”. Let’s have a look back to the older one, inspired by the advertising aesthetic, Alain Delorme created a series of images mixing innocent youth with commercial purpose. This is a quite ironic analysis of western female stereotypes. A skilled photo-manipulation combined to smart compositions showing little girls obviously constrained by an ever-present hand… The parent dreams and authority are also mixed making the children look like little dolls.

Dorian Aakash Nihalani is a famous street artist from New-York City who also have exhibitions in famous galleries. His work consist of isometric rectangles and squares with bright colors in interactive, painting, sculpture and print.

Dorian is a graphic design studio based in Barcelona and run since 2009 by Gaelle Alemany and Gabriel Morales. Great corporate identities and packaging. Dorian features in several design books worldwide.

The new generation of illustrators using watercolor is amazing by its diversity. Including Marion Bolognesi, Violeta Hernández, Ahnna Lim, Anna Halarewicz, Ann Field, Paul Alexander Thornton, Katrin Funcke, Sarah Larnach, Betsy Walton, Elodie, Telmolindo, Cecilia Carlstedt, Gina Martynova, Jaume Vilardell, Stina Persson and many more… It’s about fashion, narrative illustration or sketches, it’s colorful and alive.

Caleb Kozlowski is a Design Director working at Hybrid Design in San Francisco. He created a great series of sport posters following a long tradition of minimalist information design. Playing with simple geometric shapes and colors to get a nice vintage feeling.

Jackson Alves is a graphic and type designer, but also illustrator and teacher based in Curitiba, in the south of Brazil. He creates lettering for identity, T-shirt or advertising, mixing callygraphy with computer drawing and shares his creative process, his techniques, and great results.

Peter Lippmann is an American photographer based in Paris. He produced “Women of history”, a great series for shoemaker Christian Louboutin. Directly inspired by famous classical paintings from Georges de La Tour, François Clouet or James Whistler, photographer Peter Lippmann re-created this masterpieces including pieces of the new Louboutin Collection. In a series called “Paradise Parking” he shows images of old cars slowly disappearing surrounded by nature… The “Noble ? Rot” series shows rotten grapes in a very original and beautiful way…
Peter Lippmann has worked for prestigious magazines like Marie Claire 2, Cartier Art, Vogue Italy, Angeline Magazine, New-York Times style magazine and major advertising agencies worldwide.

Adrien Lachere is a 22 years old photographer who already works as a witness of its generation since a couple of years. Very enthousiastic, Adrien is always on a new collaboration or a new project. His main focus is street art and street life and he watches people with much hope. Just have a look to his great portfolio.

Jeremy Andrews is an English artist working in Cambridge. He is currently working on a number of private commissions and a new series of portraits exploring his ongoing interest in self-image and the body. Andrews works in oils and uses traditional techniques.