Hannah Waldron
London based illustrator Hannah Waldron graduated from the University of Brighton in 2007. Since then Hannah has enjoyed working on a variety of exciting projects, as well as exhibiting her work both home and abroad.
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Tim Lahan
Tim Lahan is originally from Pennsylvania and now resides and runs a small studio in New York called Trademark™.
Deke Smith
Deke Smith is a 24 year old Illustrator living in Burlington, Vermont. Currently working full-time on Burton snowboard graphics at JDK Design. He also stays busy with several freelance and self-initiated projects.
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Rachel Lattimore
Rachel Lattimore is an illustrator and animator based in London. Graduating in 2008 with a First in Illustration from Brighton University, Rachels clients have included Topman, NYLON magazine and The Big Chill and her film “Atoms and Empty Space” was chosen to be screened at Exposures Film Festival in Manchester. Illustrating mainly in collage, her work is about using the surreal in order to better understand the universe and the world around us. She is particularly interested in those things that are on the brink of human understanding, matters that reside in a no mans land between science and faith.
Hannah Waldron
London based illustrator Hannah Waldron graduated from the University of Brighton in 2007. Since then Hannah has enjoyed working on a variety of exciting projects, as well as exhibiting her work both home and abroad.
Tim Lahan
Tim Lahan is originally from Pennsylvania and now resides and runs a small studio in New York called Trademark™.
Read our Q&A with Tim here
Deke Smith
Deke Smith is a 24 year old Illustrator living in Burlington, Vermont. Currently working full-time on Burton snowboard graphics at JDK Design. He also stays busy with several freelance and self-initiated projects.
Rachel Lattimore
Rachel Lattimore is an illustrator and animator based in London. Graduating in 2008 with a First in Illustration from Brighton University, Rachels clients have included Topman, NYLON magazine and The Big Chill and her film “Atoms and Empty Space” was chosen to be screened at Exposures Film Festival in Manchester. Illustrating mainly in collage, her work is about using the surreal in order to better understand the universe and the world around us. She is particularly interested in those things that are on the brink of human understanding, matters that reside in a no mans land between science and faith.