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SheOne has been painting & making graphics for twenty years, exhibiting in Los Angeles, New York, Tokyo, Sydney, Singapore, Berlin & Milan. His own brand of abstract typography is rooted deep in the new wave graffiti era of the early eighties but his stylised shorthand & uniquley expressive approach to paintings keep him firmly in the present.
Mark Ward is an artist based in South London. His retina burning work is derived from his obsession with Americana. Raised on a diet of Saturday morning cartoons, skateboarding, BMX, and drawing, Mark has kept true to his roots soaking up every last candy wrapper and morphing it into what he describes as his surreal distorted visions.
This Autumn Winter 2011 we have great pleasure in introducing the latest designs from the Swifty print shed! Lovingly hand crafted and put together with the usual blend of Addict X Swifty detail and finesse!
'Charlie Shazer here, I have always been drawing/making a mess since a kid, as a teen in the mid 80’s, as did many, I picked up markers and spray cans, ran with them for a good bunch of years alongside my WORLD DOMINATION brothers... then in the late 90’s started to wield a tattoo machine, totally addicted...still am.
Staying true & accurate to the original Star Wars designs from the Star Wars Trilogy, this collection of tees show Mitch’s unique, highly detailed, hand drawn vector style which he mixes with a keen colour sense and a healthy dose of ink and spray paint to lethal effect.
To re-interpret Mickey Mouse using non-traditional media like murals, graffiti, and street art, BLOC28 by Disney is a project that encompasses artist visualisations of one of the world’s most recogniseable characters…
Milo Manara is one of the world’s greatest comic book artists. After architecture and painting studies, he made his debut in 1969 drawing for Genius, a Furnetti Neri series of pocket books from publisher Furio Vanio. In the 70’s he became famous with works like The Ape, presented in Alterlinus and H.P. and Giuseppe Bergman, serialised from 1978.
Brought up in the Shires of the North of England, Mitch’s fascination with design and illustration was initiated by a love of comics and the Star Wars phenomenon. His first true influence was Ralph McQuarrie (Star Wars’ chief illustrator) and, much do the disapproval of various art teachers, he spent most of his early years in the realms of fantasy art and graffiti.
Shogun Graphic Systems™˙ specialises in visionary, concept driven digital illustration & graphic design for clients who demand next level results.Shogun™ consistently delivers outstanding reality based aesthetics for print & web using a high caliber graphic arsenal, deployed to convert the needs of any client into fully integrated design solutions.
Josh Sutterby is not into polite society. Heavily influenced by the art of early skate brands such as Powell Peralta, Vision, Santa Cruz and Alva alongside the classic motifs of American tattoo parlours of the 50’s, ALFA’s carnivalesque characters leer and glare at you, rendered in unimaginably lurid colours, from their backdrops of skulls, rotting flesh, daggers and anger.
This town... is coming like a Doom Town, taken over by the once famed, cheer leader rinsing heroes of the college super league. Deathly frail and downright rotten, The Doom Town Zombies are now forced to walk the land for eternity as the un-dead of the Twisted League, forever in search of claret and the perfect dunk.
Initially recognised for his multi-layer street stencils and posters, Meggs has become a well recognised and respected member of Australia’s street art culture. With a background of graffiti, skateboarding and graphic design Meggs has developed his painting skills from street to galleries with a mixture of aerosol based character work and stencil based expressive canvases.
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