NEW : Margarethe Hubauer, illustration agency; Flavio for CITROEN DS3, NEW YORKER, INTER CHALET catalogue cover, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, genetically modified apple for DIE ZEIT, ...

Meet new GoSee entry Margarethe Hubauer, who has been representing a network of international artists with various skills and creative talents for many years.
Brad HOLLAND is considered one of the most influential illustrators, who already made his mark on many of the most recognised design magazines and received awards by design organisations from all over the world. In 1999, the Musee des Beaux Arts in Clermont-Ferrand exhibited a retrospective of his paintings.

Over the past few weeks, he illustrated a poster for the Viennese Odeon Theatre with his ‘VOILA’ work. ‘Whale’ was released together with his ‘Rio By the Sea-O’ article in Brazilian magazine ILLUSTRAR No.17. ‘Artist’ was used to visualise Steve Heller’s ‘Illustration and the Law’ article for IMPRINT print magazine’s online blog.

Other recent published work by Brad includes ‘Lucky Spurs’ in the ARIZONE HIGHWAYS magazine, the ‘Confessions of a Short Order Artist’ poster for the New Hampshire Institute of Art and ‘Home is where you live’ in NORTHWEST MAGAZINE. The NEW YORKER released the ‘Where am I’ piece at the end of May.

Flavio MELCHIORRE comments on his work as an illustrator: “My intention is to find balance, starting out from chaos, until I arrive at a point where I understand that I reached my goal. Several times I have been told that looking at my works for a certain time, they get hypnotic”.

A few months ago, CITROEN awarded Flavio’s design with the first place in the Citroen Creative Award in Paris. The ‘Flavio’ creation, named after the artist himself, will henceforth adorn the roof of the Citroen DS3.

Bernhard KUNKLER is interested in the versatile ways of expression that are facilitated through the collage. ‘Working with these tools means playing, experimenting, telling stories and solving multi-layered tasks’.

For a few years, the INTER CHALET catalogues have been showcasing holiday homes and apartments in Europe. The covers are emblazoned with Bernhard KUNKLER’s illustrations. We have attached the current cover motif from 2011. The most recent business report by MARQUARD & BAHLS AG from Hamburg is also distinguished by his handwriting. His illustrations revolved around the subject of ‘Living your values’.

Graham REYNOLDS is the creative mastermind behind the famous illustrations for FUNF FREUNDE. Sony Music Entertainment has been commissioning him with the design of the covers for the popular audio book series for kids based on Enid Blyton for a few years now. By now, we are already up to episode 93 . . .

OSTERWALDER’S ART OFFICE illustrated the lead story for the business section of DIE ZEIT’s 25th issue (16th of June) dedicated to the question ‘Will technology save us?’. ‘Genapple’ accompanies an article on genetically modified food. The ‘Research in Germany’ illustration was also a contribution for the project but has not been released so far.

We are showing book covers by Volker STRAETER, which he created for the SIRUELA publisher in Madrid. Ever since February of this year, he has been illustrating the ‘Ojo del Tiempo’ collection in collaboration with Creative Director Gloria Gauger.

'Life on the Wire' by Carolyn GOEDY was created for the ‘The Art Car Boot Fair 2011’, London. ‘Three Hat Woman’ was exhibited during the East London printmakers exhibition in early July at the Triangle Gallery Space Studios.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL commissioned Ingo FAST with the illustration of an article.

His love for detail becomes more than apparent through his new works for Peter KRAEMER. This time the illustrator, who regularly works for clients such as Lufthansa, United Technologies or the Frankfurter Allgemeine, deals with the topic of multiplication. We have attached the results.

Furthermore, we are presenting a freelance project by Johann SUCHENTRUNK. Details about this and all other projects are available through the agent.