Ruthy Kim is a Korean-American Illustrator based in Los Angeles. Her joyful and whimsical work is filled with colorful and vibrant imagery that celebrates joyous moments in life. Clients include LA Times, Dwell Magazine, The Kitchn, UCLA X Magazine, Apartment Therapy, LA Times Plants, Ripon College Magazine, and Good Good Good. Ruthy has also partnered with design agencies such as Imaginary Forces, Laundry, and Hammer Creative.

View her website here.

Artist Bart De Keyzer developed a personal project featuring Foempies, a vegan and sustainable shoe brand. Bart’s goal was to create something that puts honesty and simplicity first.

Through clean layouts, bold typography and minimalist illustrations, the visuals echo the brand’s core values: transparency, ethics, and a lighter footprint – both literally and visually.

This project blends branding, illustration and concept-driven communication into a cohesive series of posters and packaging designs. Aimed at conscious consumers and future-forward brands, the campaign highlights how design can speak with clarity – without shouting.

Be sure to head over to Bart’s website to view more of his work.

Catherine Cordasco is an illustrator and visual storyteller whose career has been shaped by work across culture, tourism, events, publishing, and the press. Her strong foundation in artistic creation is complemented by a recently earned degree in Social Media Management, expanding her creative toolkit and communication expertise.

Her life journey continues to inspire her work—after living between Venice and Paris, an extended trip through Asia broadened her perspective. Now based in Bordeaux after a period in Valencia, Catherine draws daily inspiration from the architecture and vibrant cultural landscapes around her.