Sao Paulo, Brazil

Galasse seeks to break away from what he regards as the “vices and default rules” of traditional art direction and translates his own personality into type that literally lets the concept speak for itself.

Geneva, Switzerland

The self-taught artist spends a lot of time drafting on paper before making the real pieces. He creates pixel-based typographic screens, all by hand. He is always looking for a touch of originality to distinguish his work from that of other graffiti muralists.

Wroclaw, Poland

"I think that it does not matter area, whether you are dealing with digipac design, book cover or advertising poster. The best works are those with a very simple and clear idea. Personally, I do appreciate the wit and sense of humor and I believe that many people are also draws attention to these aspects."

Seattle, USA

“When you are starting with food you are already ahead as food is such a powerful subject because it is one of those things that has commonality for everyone. Whether you eat with chopsticks, a spoon or your fingers, everyone must sustain themselves with food. We all seem to have this interest and fascination with food and it truly is a compelling subject – and astounding because there are so many foods and flavours available in the world for us to eat.”

Eindhoven, The Netherlands

“In a way, the term food design seems to describe very much what it deals with, in the same way that other design-discipline terms do: graphic design or textile design both relate essentially to the medium/material. In that sense, it is working with a certain set of ingredients within a certain context and arranging it in a sophisticated, unexpected or new way.”

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

“Good edible graphics should tell a story, make you understand the long journey that the product took, from the farm to the kitchen to the market shelf. A good edible graphic should hit some kind of memory. Finally, it should get the right people interested in it enough that they buy it and eat it! That’s not an easy thing to do.”

Valencia, Spain

"I am influenced by everything around me, from the signs over a vintage shop to a conversation with my friends in a bar. I like to attract viewers’ attention quickly and from afar, to elicit a smile or make people think about the topic chosen."

Madrid, Spain

“Be consistent, work hard for what you believe you can do and always be true to your way of seeing things, and the future will go wherever it pleases you for it to go. Design is an attitude,”

Lille, France

“Mineral” is a glittering but very readable font with letters fractured into multiple tetragonal splinters, rectangular modules slightly spaced, like quartz and pixels. It is a Kapla-style construction, with stencil properties in the solid version, and comes in two stylistic titling alternatives, Border and Outline.