Aline Bureau, has worked a lot for the press since 1997 Marie Claire, Elle, Liberation, Biba..Her technique of painting on wood gives a very distinctive look to her illustrations.

Colonel Moutarde, works on an all black computer in an all red studio. Has worked for the advertizing industry on large ad campaigns for brands as different as Nivea, Danone, The French Transit Authority RATP, The Hotel Meurice in Paris, and of course the press including the Japanese edition of Vogue.

After being discovered by ELLE Magazine, Eric Giriat, internationally recognized for his collages as well as pencil and paint drawings have been published all over the world since 1996 including Japan, Russia, Australia, The United States, and of course Europe. His distinctively original style allows him to work on a variety of subjects ranging from political news to literature, fashion...for example in the United States he has been published by Better Homes and Gardens, as well as The Economist.

Hyperfamous was born from the collaborative talents of Caroline Lauzain and Frederick Deming, who graduated from Parson School of Design. Their "glam pop" illustrations have a unique sense of style, colorful and always right on the beat very much appreciated by creators and press such as Rock and Folk, Nova, CB News...

Irma, also a Parson's graduate, has been living in LA, Paris , and London. Her credits include advertisements for Ford France and, Clinique Japan, as well as numerous book illustrations in Europe and Japan, and of course press such as Glamour Magazine, Frau Germany, Elle, Cosmopolitan, Vogue Business...