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Welcome to Spring! According to some, this is the real start of the new year — a great time for new beginnings.
With that said, we are pleased to announce that we’ve kicked off the year with some exceptional new talent. We recently added four new artists to the team, encompassing a very wide range of styles. Read on to learn more about these unique artists, and keep them in mind for your future projects.
Kathleen Neeley
Kathleen Neeley is a Tulsa-based artist specializing in linocut relief printmaking and illustration. Whether black and white or full color, her work has appeared on a variety of posters, album artwork, packaging, and anything calling for ornate details and a bit of whimsy. Kathleen draws inspiration from nature, folklore, science fiction and medieval art. She makes an exciting and distinct addition to our growing roster of engraving artists.
Mathilde Crétier
Mathilde Crétier is a French illustrator who studied art and fashion in Paris. Her modern style could be described as graphic impressionism, with a strong, poetic use of color. Influenced by her childhood spent admiring master paintings in Italian churches, and later by her love for Impressionist artists discovered in Parisian museums, her illustrations inspire a sense of adventure and appreciation for the beauty of the world. Mathilde’s work casts a wide net for markets including editorial, advertising, packaging, book publishing, and even murals.
Maïté Franchi
Maïté Franchi is a French illustrator and graphic designer based in Lyon. Her background in design, packaging and brand communication shines through in her effective and instantly recognizable style. Maïté enjoys playing with textures and light, adding depth to her harmonious compositions. She is experienced in editorial, packaging, advertising and branding illustration, and past clients include Adobe, CocaCola, Sony, Dior, Kiehl’s, Microsoft, Vanity Fair, and Netflix.
Galina Nelyubova
Based in New Zealand, Galina Nelyubova is a conceptual 3D illustrator exploring the intersections of technology, psychology, and social narratives. With a multidisciplinary background in Intellectual Systems, Psychology, and Graphic Design, she brings an analytical approach to her creative process. Galina specializes in navigating complex briefs and sensitive topics, translating multifaceted issues into clear visual metaphors. Galina also incorporates animation into her work, making her 3D compositions even more immersive.
