hi everyone! with every new subscriber mailchimp is becoming more expensive, so I will email you through substack from now on :) One of the great uprights to this is that you can now comment on emails. this way we can stay in touch a little better and talk about what you would like to talk about on our calls and who you would like to visit :)
You might have also noticed that we didn’t meet last month, and there will be no meeting in June either. I have been very busy with work and was traveling so I didn’t manage to organize a meeting. But we have cool things planned and will pick back up soon, so stay tuned!
In the meantime, watch some of our recent talks!
Lena Yokoyama is a London-based Japanese/Austrian illustrator, recognized globally for her unique blend of printmaking, painting, and digital art. Her work, commissioned by brands like Hermès and Google, elevates everyday beauty, reflecting her multicultural upbringing. A teacher, dancer, and traveler, Lena's art imbues life with playful optimism.
Vinnie Neuberg is a Brooklyn-based illustrator and art director. He contributed to The New Yorker, NBC News, VICE, Google, and Tumblr. At The New York Times, he supervises the Inside The Times section, previously managing illustrations at Narratively. Also a musician, Vinnie's multifaceted creativity is inspiring. look forward to understanding his journey, influences, and insights on the industry!
Spencer Gabor known for his multifaceted skills as an illustrator, designer, and muralist, crafts vivid and abstract pieces that have piqued the interest of renowned companies such as Apple and The New York Times. His curiosity, and relentless pursuit of knowledge and creativity, spanning across fields like animation and product design, fuels his artistic voice, making it ever-evolving and genuinely captivating.
David Huang, an illustrator and designer from Taipei, now based in Brooklyn, New York, is renowned for his intuitive, emotional, and adventurous work. His impressive portfolio includes collaborations with The New York Times, The New Yorker, Hyundai, Chobani, and Citibank. His personality is as delightful as his work. See for yourself!
Ping Zhu sensitive visual language applies as well to big advertising jobs as it does to narrative editorial works. she has collaborated with industry giants like Google, Patagonia, and The New Yorker, among others. Her unique artistic language is versatile, bridging digital and analogue mediums. Beyond her work, she contributes significantly to the illustration community, hosting events like the BIPOC-centered open office hours. Join us in learning from her valuable insights and experience.
Jimmy Simpson , an illustrator, animator, and director, has worked with high-profile clients like Nike, Dropbox, The New York Times, and MTV. He's also had in-house roles at Tumblr, Google, Hornet, and Cashapp. His impressive career and profound industry knowledge are truly inspiring.
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