Kill Pixie

Kill pixie is Mark Whalen b.1984 in Sydney, Australia. Meticulously crafted paintings and sculptures, glowing colors and glossy resins, with which Whalen explores ideas on communication, emotion, sexuality, invention, interaction, and ritual.

http://www.killpixie.net
http://monsterchildren.com

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Ben Bos

b. 1930, Amsterdam. Studied at the Amsterdam Graphic College and
Rietveld Academy with Wim Crouwel (1955-62).

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Sonnenzimmer

Sonnenzimmer is Nick Butcher and Nadine Nakanishi. "Having worked out of the Bird Machine for several years—mentored by Jay Ryan—we decided to start our own shop in Summer of 2006. A happy string of events helped it all come together. Sonnenzimmer is located on the northside of Chicago, in a neighborhood called Roscoe Village. Here we meet, greet, hang out with fellow friends and artists and crank away in the kindred spirit of our Chicago colleagues."

http://sonnenzimmer.com/

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Fumio Watanabe

http://en.tis-home.com/fmio-watanabe/
http://www.cf-watanabe.jp/
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Arian Behzadi

"I am currently a Biological Sciences major with an emphasis in Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior at UC Davis. In between classes, however, I do personal and commissioned visual design work. I have always found parallels between art and the sciences so a lot of my studies find their way into my artwork."

http://cargocollective.com/arianbehzadi

Marina Tavares

Marina Tavares is a brazilian painter and photographer. Follow her work at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/marina-tavares/

Kimiaki Yaegashi

http://www.okimi.com/

Kimiaki Yaegashi, aka Okimi, studied art at the University of Iwate. He works as a graphic designer and illustrator in Tokyo. Find more of his work at http://dailyvitamins.jp/, and follow him on Twitter / Flickr

Carlos Cruz-Diez

‘Chromointerference Mécanique’, a light installation. Photography by Hanneorla.

Carlos Cruz-Díez is a venezolan artist based in Paris.
http://www.cruz-Diez.com/

Hey studio

http://www.heystudio.es/

Tilman Solé and Verónica Fuerte are 'Hey', a multidisciplinary design studio based in Barcelona, Spain. 'We believe design means to combine content, functionality, graphic expression and strategy. Ideas are important but the key lies on transforming good ideas in successful graphical solutions.'

Flickr / Facebook / Blog / Twitter.

Klaus Fleischhacker

http://www.nichtkunst.com

Klaus Fleischhacker is aka Nichtkunst. Follow his latest projects on Tumblr / Flickr / Facebook / Twitter / Myspace. via Behance.

Tanja Szekessy

http://www.szekessy.net/

Tanja Székessy (1969) studied Visual communication at the UdK Berlin. She works since 1997 as an independent illustrator. Her work shows fanciful scenarios with an aesthetic reminiscent of the style of early illustrators.

Diego Lara

http://www.diegolara.net

The work of Ecuadorian designer Diego Lara Saltos aka Neuropuerto. Follow his latest projects on Behance.

Yumiko Kayukawa

Yumiko is a modern pop artist living in Sapporo, Japan. » http://www.sweetyumiko.com/ via tokyobunnie.

Tim Diet

For the Three apples exhibition at the Royal-T in California. Tim Diet is a NY/SF based artist. via alice.
Image retouched by thescienceofdesign.

Kzntz

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kzntz/

Mopa

Mopa.

"Rogério Lionzo is a Brazilian graphic designer and illustrator currently living in New York City. He is one of the co-founders of Mopa, where he used to spend most of his time, not only working but having lots of fun. Now he's looking for different challenges in the Big Apple, to work with talented professionals, to share his ideas with others and to make new friends". Follow his latest projects on Flickr.

Mario Scorzelli

Faith is the future, 2009. Markers on paper.
http://www.nodefinitivo.com/mario_scorzelli.htm
Follow his latest projects on Flickr.

Panayiotis Terzis

http://pengoat.com/

"Panayiotis Terzis was born in Thessaloniki, Greece in 1983. In 1990 he relocated to the lush greenery of early 90's suburban USA. He lives and works in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn." Today I discovered graphichug and with them the fabulous imagery of Panayiotis Terzis.

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