Meet the Artist
Abi Everett
Evergood is the creative playground of Brighton based multi-disciplinary artist and designer, Abi Everett. Abi’s vibrant and playful work is always designed with the aim of bringing joy to your day, put a smile on your face and make you feel good.
Ashley Posey
Ashley Posey is the creative force behind the brand "Jorja Zee." As and Illustrator her work embodies a vibrant celebration of color, movement, and whimsy, drawing inspiration from her grandmothers, Georgia and Zereeal, as well as the dynamic energy of New York City. Ashley's art is a snapshot of the constant motion and ever changing landscape that defines NY, where every corner is a stage and every passerby a potential muse.
Dierdre Patterson
Dierdre Patterson: Self-taught abstract artist, exploring painting and sculpture intuitively through color and form.
Isabela Humphrey
Isabela Humphrey is an illustrator and designer from North Carolina. She attended SCAD where she received a degree in fashion design. Shortly after graduating, Isabela moved to Los Angeles, where she worked as an assistant designer. Then, after three years of working in the fashion industry, she decided to make a career change and focus on illustration and graphic design — and never looked back.
Jamilla Okubo
Jamilla Okubo, a multidisciplinary artist from D.C., explores Black identity and self-discovery through vibrant, pattern-rich art influenced by fashion and her multicultural heritage.
Jené Admas
Jené Adams is a multidisciplinary designer based in New Jersey. From creating art as a child, to pursuing a major in graphic design in college, her journey has been a testament to her passion for creativity. Through her work, Jené strives to promote self-esteem, positive representations of black women and women of color, fostering a culture of inclusivity and inspiration.
Jess Owens-Young
Jess Owens-Young is a self-taught, multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the rich and varied experiences of Black individuals in America. After taking an art class at her local community center, Owens-Young found a new passion and has since cultivated her craft, creating art that emphasizes the resilience and joy of Black people as well as the essence of Black childhood.
Katie Howard
Katie Howard is a multidisciplinary designer known for her bold use of color and playful layered shapes.
Mlle Belamour
Mlle Belamour, Guadeloupean origin, I started a bachelor's degree in applied arts before turning to a bachelor's degree in visual communication in Paris.
I worked for clients like Adobe, Harper Collins, Kit Kat and Warner Music before joining an international freelance artist agency while living on an island where color, flora and fauna transcended my art.
I supervise the stages from conception to the creation of the design, moodboard, sketch, rough to the final visual which can be graphics, short animation or illustration while adding my now recognizable graphic style. What do I wish for tomorrow? I hope through illustration, painting and sewing to continue to transcribe emotions through my art.
Lisa Tegtmeier
Lisa Tegtmeier is an illustrator based in the cool north of Germany. Ever since she was a child, she has been drawing, so it was only natural she turned her lifelong passion into a career. Today, she creates dynamic artworks brimming with charm and personality. Her bold, quirky characters, vibrant colors, and energetic compositions craft unique worlds that invite you to dive in. Through her playful style, she has had the opportunity to collaborate with global giants like Google, Nike, and The New York Times.
Luddo
Lucia Jurado, Luddo, is a Designer & Illustrator based in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. With a keen eye for creating captivating visuals, she weaves her imagination into a delightful & playful world through her work.
Her signature style revolves around fun spot illustrations that are versatile and fit seamlessly into any media. Bold and powerful colors, alongside clever and unique illustrations, unite in a vibrant parade of characters and joyful scenarios, evoking the nostalgia of the beloved 90s Pop era.
She has collaborated with selected clients such as Figma, Apartment Therapy, Snapchat, Badoo, Ban.do, and Popsugar.
Stephanie Martin
Stephanie Martin is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and creative director who uses the power of color and authenticity to inspire bold, unapologetic expression. Her work revolves around vivid color palettes, a unique perspective on everyday life—whether it’s chaotic or occasionally calm—femininity, and the essence of feeling powerful.
As the founder of Stuff Studio, an art and design studio based in London, her mission is to create meaningful and impactful work. This includes bringing joy through illustration, advocating for change through art, and crafting compelling brand identities to help founders realize their dreams. She thrives on being a jack of all trades, and her favorite projects are those that incorporate color, curiosity, and a mix of humor and protest, regardless of the medium, field, or context.
Temi Coker
Multidisciplinary artist, Temi Coker was born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria and now resides in Dallas, Texas with his wife. His mix of vibrant colors and textures come from his upbringing in Nigeria as well as his love for the African Diaspora. His style focuses on evoking emotion through color, patterns and storytelling.
B. Anjelique
Bianca Blow is a self taught graphic artist from Newport News, Virginia currently based in RVA. Having originated from a background in fashion merchandising she quickly found her love for all things visual design through years of studying the industry and working in various areas of product development. Her work undoubtedly will catch anyone's eye, with her bold use of colors and unique variety of styles.
D'Ara Nazaryan
D'Ara Nazaryan, born and bred in LA, is a motion graphic designer, illustrator, and content creator. Her carefully honed aesthetic sensibilities are her signature and have helped to inform her many practices. She is able to use these many mediums to create simpler interpretations of more complex ideas and has artfully crafted her path as a designer and illustrator for many years while recently collaborating with entities such as Pottery Barn, and The Girl Scouts.
KaCeyKal!
Picking up where Matisse left off, KaCeyKal! uses his distinct eye for color and shapes to show his appreciation for the beauty of the human form.
Laci Jordan
Laci Jordan is a Multi-Disciplinary designer, Creative Director and truly the definition of a renaissance woman. The Huntsville, Alabama native now LA based artist focuses her work around color, pop culture, and representation of people of color. “If you try to put Laci in a box, you’ll have an incredibly difficult time.” (Essence Magazine) Jordan works between illustration, graphic design, product design, and photography. Laci is widely known for her illustrations. With a theme of “Everyday Life” her subjects range from portraits of women of color to her favorite sneakers at the moment. Her work tends to have a “no filter” “authentic, unapologetic” tone.
Marina Esmeraldo
Marina Esmeraldo is a Brazilian artist & architect. She has given talks and been awarded honors in Europe, the UK, the US and Latin America.
Monica Ahanonu
Monica Ahanonu is a freelance illustrator working and living in Los Angeles. She has worked with companies such as The New York Times, InStyle Magazine, Adidas, Sprite, Salvatore Ferragamo and more. Afropunk.com describes Monica’s style as “...Expressive portraits that bring an extra dimension to each subject.” You can follow her work on Instagram at @MonicaAhanonu
Reyna Noriega
Author, illustrator, educator, photographer and visual artist. For her, art has always been a tool by which she could dive deeper into herself. The joy and clarity it brings her has led her to devote her work to help others heal. She lets her culture and experiences as a women shine through in her work in the hopes others can see representation for their experiences and feel empowered.
In her personal work, she seeks to represent the beauty and vibrance of women in color and fill the world with fine art of said women, so that they can feel represented in those spaces.
She continues to create, take clients, and publish books that quench her thirst for creativity.
Stephanie Martin
London based Illustrator Stephanie Martin finds her inspiration from the self-assured, confident, opinionated womxn who surround her, personally and on screen. Through digital illustration she showcases her love for bold shapes, bright colour, sass and feminine free-spirit. Originally of a design and advertising background, Steph has been illustrating since 2017 and you can follow her self-described ‘organised chaos’ on instagram at @stephanieamxx
Taylor McManus
Taylor McManus is an Illustrator, Surface Designer, and Educator from the Northern Virginia area. Her artwork mainly focuses on lifestyle, and she draws inspiration from fashion, photography, social media, food, and culture. She expresses her point of view through stylish characters, bright colors, and fun patterns.
Emma Hursey
Emma Hursey works in the fields of culture, fashion, music and art – translating her surprising approach to layout and colour across branding, typography, packaging, websites, spaces and illustration.
Leiana Edwards
Leiana Edwards is a hand-lettering artist based in Chapel Hill, NC. Leiana’s use of bold color combinations, typography, and illustration allow her to convey motivating messages in a fun way. With aspirations of being a dentist, her goal is to make people smile both in her vocation and through her art. With her unique style, Leiana aims to make art that is relatable and to be a source of positivity, encouragement, and reassurance for anyone who needs it.
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