Terrence Payne’s archetypal oil pastel portraits combine narrative elements, refined organic forms, along with delicate and bold lines to suggest movement and evolution in his subject’s character. The earnest beauty ensuing from the clumsy actions of his subjects as they stumble through life in pursuit of their ideal existence inspire him. Whether or not they ever reach their prescribed potential is irrelevant to Terrence, it is the fleeting and universal experiences that happen...

Terrence Payne’s archetypal oil pastel portraits combine narrative elements, refined organic forms, along with delicate and bold lines to suggest movement and evolution in his subject’s character.  The earnest beauty ensuing from the clumsy actions of his subjects as they stumble through life in pursuit of their ideal existence inspire him.  Whether or not they ever reach their prescribed potential is irrelevant to Terrence, it is the fleeting and universal experiences that happen...

Tom Lane grew up deep in the English countryside and could often be found building bike ramps in the woods or subsequently at a local hospital nursing broken bones and sprains. Over coming his accident prone adolescence Tom developed into an inquisitive and tenacious character but it wasn't until his late teens that he decided to pursue his creative streak. These days he has found himself hand illustrating insanley balanced and well designed type work.

Chad Moon is a designer, illustrator and creative director out of Melbourne, Australia, working under his company Third Half Design. His text and design work has both elements of simplicity and congruency and his fonts are pulled together with remarkable cohesion.

Incredible text based illustrations from Polish creative Karol Gadzala. 'My works are a result of pas­sion for let­ters and dec­o­ra­tive hand craft. I am always look­ing for coa­les­cence to idea and eye catch execution.'

Shepard Fairey, known to make an iconic image or few, has created a new cover for the already iconic 1967 Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore book, The Medium is the Massage: An Inventory of Effects. As we see it, Medium remains one of the great, important books to be published on modern culture.

Carefully and sensitively constructed, each illustration is bursting at the seams with thoughtful and delicate detail. It is such precision that lends Chan’s work a floating, three dimentional feel, a skill she picked up in formative training as an interior designer in her native Thailand.  Pomme Chan's conceptual and witty text and pattern illustrations maintain taste that reads  airy and refreshing.  Pomme is currently based out of London.