Hannah Richards is a graduate of the University of Brighton and is now based in Oxford. She flits between illustrating, filmmaking and photography, mostly because she can’t decide what she likes doing best. Her work explores the relationship between text and image and often provides a humorous and sardonic commentary for everyday life. Her book; Your Opinion is irrelevant because I hate you” has been published by Victory Press.

Anna Katalin Lovrity is an independent animation filmmaker, director and illustrator born and raised at Budapest. She graduated from MOME in Animation, the premiere screening of her graduation film Volcanno Island was at Berlinale in 2017. She is the co-author of ZINA, the zine created by Hungarian female artists. She enjoys to experiment with different techniques and formats in order to create clever visual content with a strong message without sacrificing quality. As a freelancer her clients include Telekom Hungary, Telenor, McDonalds, Virag Judit Auctions House, Kolorado Fesztival.

Stefhany is a Colombian Artist and Illustrator based in Germany. She's been working as a freelance illustrator for more than 6 years now and have worked with clients like the New York Times, Le monde Diplomatique, Zeit Magazine and Refinery 29. As an artist she has had the opportunity to show her work in over 20 galleries and art spaces all over the world.

Raby-Florence Fofana is a Berlin based Artist & Designer. Her work intersects with art, illustration and design. She loves abstract composes in painting, collages and patterns and is also working sculptural with ceramic and porcelain.

I am a clay illustrator. Like most of us, I started playing around with clay at a very young age. Unlike most of us, I continued my practice right through my childhood and into adulthood. Nowadays I view my lumps of clay with the same wide-eyed, open-ended imagination that I did as a child, but now I take it to a level of refinement and expression, achievable only through thousands of hours of practice and a true love for my art. And now I hardly ever eat the clay.