YES is a London based commercial art studio founded in 2004. Fantastic quality of work.

Robert Schlatter is a photographer from Zurich, Switzerland.

Richard Sarson is a graphic artist. His output combines illustration, design, art and typography.

Here’s something different. Supermarket Sarah is a weird and wonderful webshop full of unusual objects and delights. The shop consists of Sarah’s living room wall which changes frequently and provides a very unique shopping experience.

Sarah decided to leave the corporate world behind her and has set up shop in her own home. Her home, round the corner from Portobello Market where she has a stall, is now overflowing with treasures and delights and she welcomes visitors with tea and cakes.

Createmake TV, a division of Createmake, is back in action. Createmake TV is an experimental online TV station, showing you interesting videos about graphic design, typography, illustration, photography, product design, architecture, film, fashion design, music, art and culture.

Createmake TV will include all the videos posted on Createmake and much more. Stay… tuned…

Absolute Sellout curates rare and often overlooked items from the past century, occasionally repackaging, restructuring, or rebranding them. All items exhibited on the site are for sale. I can’t wait to see more from them.

Timothy Hon Hung Lee is a 26 year old, British Born Chinese Artist from the UK. Stunning work!

Below is his short documentary, available on YouTube:

Cool work from artist Kris Davidson who seems to have a fascination with geometry.

Erik Kiesewetter from New Orleans wrote in to share his work.

Louisiana son, Erik Kiesewetter, is a multi-discipline graphic designer and aesthetician, addicted to americanos, heavy plate lunches, collecting books/ journals, kittens, and diamonds.

Createmake is pleased to announce the winner of the first Createmake & Society6 grant: Feature Interview on Createmake and in Createmake Magazine. The grant got a whopping 149 applications by creatives from all over the world. The community then nominated 10 finalists and Createmake chose the winner.

The grant winner:
Julian Callos, a freelance illustrator based in Los Angeles. He recently graduated from the Otis College of Art and Design in LA. I can’t seem to find more information about him but I instantly fell in love with his illustration style and technique.

Check out some of his beautiful work at his blog.

Julian will get the first ever feature interview on Createmake which will hopefully appear soon. The interview will also be printed along with work specimen in the upcoming Issue 1 of Createmake Magazine. So stay tuned!

Congratulations Julian!!