Last seen: 5 months ago
Jonathan is a 33 year old guy from Singapore
Print designer based in Singapore. I have worked in various aspects of Print Design. My work is primarily print-based but i'm just as excited about Web 2.0, Web apps and Social Media. I run fabrikade, an online retail store, and the creative head behind it. Find fabrikade across the web at http://www.meeid.com/fabrikade/.
Rated • 2 reviews • web design, graphic design, portfolio • injectiondesign.com
Chan Karunamuni is the person behind this great portfolio. He is also the interface designer and co-founder of Newspond newspond.com [newspond.com] .
Rated • 25 reviews • fine arts, ecommerce • tinyshowcase.com
Lots of fantastic artwork and I'm only thru 2008 works!
Rated • 1 review • clothing, graphic design, blog, creative, singapore • mutantstyle.com
"MutantStyle is a superhero creative collective dedicated to the exploration and development of cool shit. We work on projects that originate and thrive along the intersection of art, design, commerce and beyond. MutantStyle was formed due to a desire to constantly experiment and travel towards new creative territory beyond our initial regions of interest. We believe that everyone is born with latent creative powers. They just have to unlock it, MutantStyle." From Singapore with ♥.
Rated • 3 reviews • crafts, blog • skiptomylou.org
Hand-made crafts, indie stuffs, designs, knick knacks, inspirations from Cindy.
Rated • 1 review • arts • cgsociety.org
Rated • 2 reviews • interface design • tayasui.com
Yann Le Coroller is a User Interface designer.
Rated • 2 reviews • graphic design, photoshop • mediaslap.com
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Rated • 1 review • graphic design, design, creative, community • mutualplayground.com
From the page: "Mutual Design Playground is a place for graphic artists, designers and illustrators of all skill levels and styles to innovate, experiment, and connect without having to please a client. "
Rated • 11 reviews • clothing, web store • terratag.com
Launched in 2002, Terratag creates T-shirts, sweatshirts, art prints and paintings. With a direct influence from Japanese art, Terratag takes elements from Eastern and Western culture to create a mash-up of manga, pop art and graffiti, an effect that is as much about Shoreditch as it is Shinjuku.
