Tala is an American experimental artist known for her distinct animated style, original voice and inventive storytelling. Her animation practice merges rhythm, wordplay and systems of logic to construct entirely new ways of seeing. Schlossberg’s unique visual language—at once ironic, pastoral, and incisively original—reimagines the relationship between image, meaning, and motion. We had a chance to chat from her new workspace in Oregon…

RF. is an illustrator and fine artist whose work captures tender intimacy and raw emotion with a deep, lush color palette, set mostly against a Texas backdrop. His commercial clients include Bon Appetit, The New York Times, King Restaurant and Vintage Books. And we’re kicking off 2026 with a meeting at his studio in Austin, TX.

Ian’s work has been commissioned by The Criterion Collection, The New York Times, The Boston Globe and Merge Records, among others. Ian is also an Art Director at Penguin Random House. He spoke to us from his studio in NYC.

Stephen Minyi, aka DearStephan, is based in Cape Town, South Africa. He is a graphic designer and illustrator whose work focuses on the vibrant narratives of urban life and character-driven storytelling.

Daniel has long been celebrated for his vibrant, fantastical, dreamlike illustrations. His professional collaborations have spanned the globe, and he’s worked with clients ranging from BMW to Chanel, Harper Collins to Departures and so many others in between.

Silja is a German-born illustrator known for her surreal, elegant mixed-media work. Her eye-catching signature style has graced countless book covers as well as magazines, ad campaigns and product packaging.

Ben is best known for his clever, incisive, and boundary-pushing editorial work, which has been featured regularly in the New York Times, the New Yorker, the Wall Street Journal and numerous other publications, not to mention in many commercial projects.

Mary’s dynamic illustrations and bright, playful patterns are bursting with color. They highlight her love of travel, a variety of cuisines, and everyday people. Her work has been commissioned by Conde Nast Traveler, J Crew, Crate & Barrel, Alex Mill and, just recently, featured in collaborations with Temple Studio and Arrels Barcelona. She reflects on her practice with us from her Los Angeles studio…

Annika's illustrations are filled with references to her native Scandinavia and her projects range from maps and cityscapes to portraits and wallpaper designs. The through line is a lush, colorful style and an approach that feels simultaneously thoughtful and bold. We visited her Stockholm studio for a catch up...

Dror’s bold, dreamlike gouache paintings have been recently commissioned by The Atlantic, Bon Appetite Magazine, The Washington Post, and The Metrograph Theater. She invited us into her London studio for a chat.

Carolina is a NYC-based Portuguese architect and illustrator who’s created commissions for Bloomberg, NY Times, Vanity Fair, Nike and Adidas, among others.

We caught up with Paris- and Valencia-based fashion illustrator Vincent Moustache to ask him a few questions about his work, his workspace, and his love of all things Paris.

From the time she joined our agency, we’ve been captivated by the understated glamor of Annabel’s illustrations – and subsequently transfixed by their hold on us. We caught up with Annabel at her studio in France, where she talks nostalgia, inspiration, film, and things that last…

Not every illustrator has an aesthetic as immediately recognizable – and unforgettable –  as Joanna Neborsky. Her style has been likened to “Shel Silverstein meets Yellow Submarine meets Cy Twombly”, and that’s really just a glimpse of the wry, literary spirit coursing through her extensive body of work. Whether it’s fever dream collages for books and editorial projects, or the inky, liberated hand-drawings seen in her animation and fashion work – or a magical blend of all of the above! – Joanna’s art vibrates with storytelling, humor, and dynamic motion. We had the pleasure of a chat from her LA studio...