Cruschiform is Marie-laure Cruschi’s portfolio, a French graphic designer. Founded in 2007 with the hope to continuously experiment and explore new areas. Little by little, her graphic vocabulary is getting more and more figurative, driving her to new narratives territories.
Emo Diaz is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Madrid, Spain. Fan of colours, pizzas, toys, 8bit music, imaginary friends, videogames, caps, crafts and all things with eyes.
Jennifer Bruget is a French artist who is experimenting the art of photographic self-portrait with some computer wizardry. Her work is not narcissistic but certainly melancholic. She has exhibited in several countries and also featured in Vogue Italy. A promising portfolio.
Here you can jump to the Partfaliaz self-portraits archives.
Lauren Hom is a graphic designer and illustrator living in New York City and who was born and raised in Southern California. She moved to New York City to pursue a degree in advertising and graphic design from the School of Visual Arts. The magic of her art comes from a delicate hand made style, great colors and sweet vintage compositions.
Veronica Grech is an illustrator based in the north of Spain. She studied Fine Arts and Design at San Carlos University in Valencia and works as a freelancer with a variety of clients. She says she loves nature and landscapes and enjoy creating strange and fun characters, poetic portraits and colorful urban scenes. Her style is quite feminine and delicate with a very nice sense of humor. Veronica Grech is surely someone you would like to work with !
Gracia Lam is an illustrator born in Hong Kong and raised in Toronto, Canada. She likes to reinvent everyday objects and mundane environments with a very nice conceptual style and a minimal palette of colors. Great ideas. Among her client list are: The New York Times, The New Yorker, Business Week, Oprah Magazine, Out Magazine, Boston Globe, Runner’s World, Forbes Magazine, Nature Magazine, American Lawyer Magazine…
Yiorgos Kordakis is a Greek photographer who have some intimate relation with the sea. His series of large format Polaroid called “Global Summer” particularly stuck in my mind since 2008. Fascinated by summer holidays, Yiorgos Kordakis wanted to compare the way people enjoy the summer in very different places like the USA, Romania, Greece or India. Always distant from the subject, he looks for some abstract shapes and lights, using tilt-shift and overexposure. Represented by Karsten Greve Gallery (Paris) and M+B Gallery (Los Angeles).
Zara Picken is an illustrator based in the North East of England. Working internationally creating illustrations for editorial, publishing, advertising and even more. ??Influenced by mid-century modern design, she has an interest in old paper-based ephemera. Her work combines digital and handmade elements. Among her clients are: AARP, Appelberg Publishing, August Media, Bayard Jeunesse, Bulletin Magazine, Charter Media, Delicious Magazine, Futurelab, ForbesLife Magazine, The Guardian, Haymarket, Harvard Medicine, London 2012 Olympics, Lonely Planet, Macmillan Publishing, The National Trust, The Observer, Pearson, WIRED and many more.
