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Agata is a Illustrator & Designer based in London.

You are this world. 

Karolis Strautniekas – Illustrator

Since graduating from Chelsea College of Art and Design I have been very fortunate to have had some great opportunities offered to me. Currently I am doing a placement at Studio Moross in addition to having range of freelance work on-the-go.

Hello I’m Chris Harris a Midlands based designer currently in my final year at Birmingham City University studying Graphic Communication. I get Inspired by contemporary led design and places I’ve been. During summer 2014 I visited a few countries in Europe and documented it all in a 100 page book made with the wonderful people at G.F Smith.

Fashion photography can often portray a warped sense of beauty but sometimes it can be a little more raw and a little more honest, and I prefer the latter. For me, it’s not just about a pretty face or a perfect smile. Taking inspiration from photographers Hedi Slimane and Cass Bird, I’m much more interested in exploring and capturing those “in-between moments” when the subject is between poses; completely unguarded and just being themselves.

Hello, my name is Jenny and I am currently in my final term studying Graphic Design at The University of the West of England, in Bristol. I am a multidisciplinary designer whose passions lie in editorial design and typography, with a strong focus on political, social and community led projects. Alongside design I have a keen interest in working with community organisations and charities. I spent the summer of 2014 in Tanzania working with a great NGO called ‘Art in Tanzania’ (you can see the photos from the trip on my website).

For me, space invokes this sense of infinity and epic distances. We all came from there and will ultimately end up there. So I think of space as what exists outside of the bookends of our lives. Also, I like using it to convey a sense of alternative dimensions in unexpected places. When I started making the Creeping image I was thinking about Arnold Bocklin’s Isle of the Dead. In the third one, he made it almost looks as if the geology has slowly engulfed a manmade structure. It’s only hinted at in his picture, but I found this idea appealing and it worked it’s way into my work. I also like Yokoo Tadanoori’s work. More what he was up to in the 60’s and 70’s, as he was screen-printing more then. Seeing his stuff got me into doing blends. I like the constraints of screen-printing; you’re forced to get the most out of each color layer. I think that is something that’s also appealing to me about printing; working digitally offers this absolute limitlessness that can, at times, be a cage. Printing imposes these rules, a kind of framework within which you creatively attempt to bend.

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Hello, I’m Kieron Cropper. I make collage art under the pseudonyum ‘Cur3es’, and I live in Brighton. I create artwork using vintage imagery and overlooked fragments of old books and magazines. I then combine these using a series of analogue and digital techniques.

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