Muntasir Mohamed is a London-based Graphic Designer and Illustrator operating an independent, multidisciplinary studio practice. With a distinct focus on image - making, his work thrives at the intersection of music, fashion, and contemporary culture.

Muntasir's visual language draws from a rich blend of graphic experimentation, storytelling, and cultural references translating ideas into bold, impactful visuals that resonate across both digital and print mediums. His collaborations span across album artwork, editorial illustration, merchandise design, brand identities, and creative direction, often blurring the lines between commercial and artistic expression.

Guided by a strong sense of visual rhythm and cultural relevance, he continues to build a body of work that speaks to the aesthetics of now while remaining timeless in it's craft.

Pamela Poh Sin Tan is an interdisciplinary artist - architectural designer who creates her artwork through explorations of art, architecture and design. Her work aims to blur the boundaries between creative disciplines invoking ambiguity in her art. Through her craft, she seeks the subtle unseen and intends to unveil the unknown delights in various scales. She aspires to create pieces that embody layers of spatial and experiential narratives.

Pamela Poh Sin Tan obtained her Masters in Architecture RIBA Part 2 (MArch) from the University of Greenwich, UK. Her first year MArch studio project entitled “Mappa Mundi: A Map Maker’s Dream” was selected to be exhibited in London’s The Royal Academy of Arts’ Summer Exhibition 2015. She is the winner of the fifth and final cycle of the Tan Sri Chan Sau Lai Architecture Award in 2016. Recently, two of her projects, “Eden” and “Projection Kite”, won the Bronze and Merit awards respectively in the Design for Asia Award 2020 under the category of Environmental Design and, on 2021, “Eden” won best of the best for German Design Council- Iconic Award.