Pavel Fuksa

http://www.pavelfuksa.com/

Nina Leen

Nina Leen was one of the first women photographers for LIFE. Born in Russia, grew up in Germany, Switzerland and Italy. Upon first arriving in the United States in 1939, her reporter's eye led to a series of the habits and rituals of her newly adopted homeland. In 1945, Leen joined LIFE, producing over 40 covers and countless spreads for the magazine. Her series on, "A Teenager Monopolizes the Telephone," or her descriptions and images of "The American Male," are portraits of the North American society of its time.

Lou Benesch

http://www.loubenesch.com/

Lou Benesch is a graphic designer with a master's degree in drawing from ENSAV LaCambre Brussels. Collaborates with Simone Ringer on graphic design studio WINSLOW and art directs PLATEAU magazine.

Scholten Baijings

1. Truly Dutch tables, 2009.
2. Vegetables. 2009.
3. Typically dutch collection, 2009.
4-5. Amsterdam Armoir from the "Truly Dutch" collection, with photography by Scheltens & Abbenes.
6. Light ball, 2006.

http://www.scholtenbaijings.com/

Minimalist design and use of colour, layers, transparency, grids, structures, textures, and patterns. Conversations pieces for the interior: The typically dutch collection comprises five items of furniture that are a contemporary interpretation of five masterpieces from the Zuiderzee museum's collection: Marker kast (marken cabinet), Hangoortafel (drop-leaf table), Flap-aan-de-wand (tilt-top table), Butte (wooden travel case) and Knopstoel (pegged chair). Scholten Baijings is Stefan Scholten and Carole Baijings, a design duo that has been working together since 2000.

Some images retouched by thescienceofdesign.

Laura Bell

http://lbellphoto.com/

Laura Bell is an artist currently living and working in Edinburgh, Scotland.
BFA Film, Video and Photographic Arts; The Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, Ohio, USA.

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David Brownings

http://www.davidbrownings.com/

Though this is one of the paper toys of David Brownings, I can't help to think that this could also fit as a personal card for a two people company. Just write the names on the bottom and you'll always be within hand's reach.
—David Brownings is an illustrator based in Bristol. He is currently in his 2nd year at the University of the West of England doing illustration. Check his paper sneakers side to side to the real ones.

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Image retouched. See the original at the artist's website.

Sarah Illenberger

1. Chilli con carne recipe. Enroute Magazin. Photo by Ragnar Schmuc.
2. Breakfast. Süddeutsche Magazin. Photo by Sarah Illenberger. Buy here.
3. McForrest. Die gestalten verlag's Sideways. Photo by Ragnar Schmuc.
The red background of McForrest was expanded on the top to fits this blog's format.

Born in Munich in 1976. She studied at the Chelsea College, and at Central Saint Martins. Since 2003 she works as a freelance stylist & art director, and since 2007 has her studio based in Berlin.

http://www.sarahillenberger.com/

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Kose

1. Fabbriches collection: Suburbs, Asphalt, Cloud, Binary, Motion, Smoke, Chalice.
2. Riflessi collection: Chiaroscuro, Ombra, Luce. 2004
3. Scacchi collection: Alfiere, Regina, Rhe. 2002
4. Note collection: Si, Mi, Re, Diesis, Do. 2003

Vases and bottles in Clay designed by Rosaria Rattin for Kose, Milan.
http://www.kosemilano.com/
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Images retouched by thescienceofdesign.

Axel Peemöller

http://de-war.de/

b.1976. "I have studied Graphic Design in Düsseldorf (Germany), Hamburg (Germany) and Melbourne (Australia) where I did a master by research. I work as a freelancer, art director, senior designer for design studios and clients all around the globe. Lived many years in different countries and am currently living in Hamburg. Over the years I have established a collective network of other designers, programmers, photographers and illustrators, who I work closely with if essential for the project."