Timothy Kühn, Jonatan Eriksson, Masa Suominen, Shadi Razavi, Frederique Vermaete, Metti Lampinen, Nasa, Mandy Yau, Anttoni Laukkanen, Tony Sjöman, Josh Gurrie, Kyosuke Ochiai, Deanne Cheuk, Craig Redman, Kati Laakso, Finnish Culture Institute in New York, All-Grey Showroom , Caliroots, Cali Helsinki, Colette…

Laurent Fetis is living and working in Paris. His strong visual language has earned him a reputation of being one of the best known graphic designers / Illustrators.

He has work with wide range of clients such as VOGUE NIPPON, Pompidou Center, Paris Museum of Modern Art, Musée de la mode et du costume and BECK

www.laurentfetis.com

As the founder and creative force behind New York’s own RockersNYC, one of the streetwear industry’s most recognizable brands, Marcus Burrowes has taken his life experience as a New York City resident for over a decade, a native of Kingston, Jamaica, and a local of California and Washington D.C.; and used them as major influences behind not only his designs for RockersNYC, but also in his personal artwork.

He has shown in spaces such as Fuse Gallery (NYC), Museo Nacional de Arte (Mexico City), Medicine Agency (San Francisco), MHI (London) and Swagger (Tokyo).

www.rockersnyc.com

Jeremyville is an artist, product designer and author. He wrote the first book in the world on designer toys called ‘Vinyl Will Kill’, in 2003, and his 2nd book ‘Jeremyville Sessions’.
Jeremyville has been in art shows at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburg, Colette in Paris, the Madre Museum in Napoli, the 796 Arts District in Beijing,  and Giant Robot in New York. Converse has released 2 Jeremyville Chuck Taylor high tops, and Kidrobot have released several of his designer toys.

He now splits his time between his 2 studios in SoHo, New York City, and by the ocean at Bondi Beach in Sydney. He travels around the world often, and his studio is also wherever he opens up his sketchbook and starts drawing.

www.jeremyville.com

Galaxxxy is a japanese underground fashion label that makes clothes with a true eye-pop essence. Besides clothes, their energetic design has also spread to the walls of Tokyo’s top galleries.

Galaxxxy has two stores located in Tokyo’s busy Shibuya serving clients from local street cred designers to top j-pop artists.

galaxxxy.jugem.jp