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Sugar Cubs and Friends
Sugar Cubs and Friends is a limited-edition character drop featuring some of the most iconic and beloved figures from the kawaii universe...
Sugar Cubs and Friends by Minto
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- ArtlordArtlord’s work explores acts of mark making, and the relationships between current and recycled pop culture. Using the iconic language of street art, Artlord seduces the viewer into a world of colorful chaos, while maintaining an undeniable aesthetic appeal.
- Bobby RebholzBobby is a senior character and creature concept artist for the games and film industry. He has worked with such clients as Netflix, Snail Games, NetEase, and Airship Interactive. Creating creatures has been his life-long passion and has never stopped. This collection shows the traditional side of drawing animals and creatures as well as digital painting of truly otherworldly creations.
- Clara LeffClara Leff, 27 years old, was born and currently lives in São Paulo. She has dedicated herself to art for the past seven years. A graduate of Centro Universitário Belas Artes in Visual Arts, Clara works with graffiti and canvas, and also explores other media. Her current research focuses on her journey of self-discovery, reflecting on the recognition and empowerment of the women around her. The female figures in her work evoke a sense of completeness, prompting reflections on internalization as a moment bordering on magic. Clara highlights the turquoise tone, a color symbolizing transformation, situated between green and blue in nature, which brings a surreal quality to her realistic techniques. Her works transport viewers to a universe of peace and pure contemplation. What leads you to loneliness? What makes you feel welcomed by yourself and others? How do you cultivate self-love?
- Diango Hernandez“If Diango Hernández’s first wave paintings were a linear exposition of the language of displacement, the new paintings offer the possibilities of perspective, focusing and deferring how you perceive the image. Waves as blur; the politics of unseeing. There’s a distance. Diango understands this distance, which paradoxically only emerges with the engagement and intimacy of the gaze. Perhaps it’s a clue to a type of melancholy which weaves through the beauty. Somewhere on the way to a figure taking shape, the image can never quite be discerned, although you have the uncanny feeling you’ve seen it, or heard word of it, somewhere before.” You still see waves everywhere. Andrew Renton
- Getty ImagesGetty stands at the forefront of the global arts community, dedicated to the exhibition and preservation of humanity's collective artistic and cultural legacy.
- KPE InnocentInnocent, a self-taught visual artist, strives to create work that focuses on representing the commonality the entire human race share, regardless of geographic or sociological limitations. His work accommodates themes surrounding love, grace, hope, and speaks to conditions that affect us as humans since at the end of the day we all have similar fears and we all hope for better things. His work combines contemporary aesthetics like streetwear and modernist architecture, and leaves room for the viewer to breathe (negative spaces). These figures are mostly found in isolation, representing our natural state of individuality.
- Lucas BeaufortBorn in Cannes in 1981, Lucas Beaufort is a painter whose inspirations range from Fernand Léger to Andy Rementer. Influenced by pop culture and photography, his positive art features imaginary characters, both playful and mischievous. Based on the theme of encounters and exchanges, his inspiration comes from his travels around the world. Lucas Beaufort's unmistakable universe has already been applied to a number of high-end brands such as Ford, Virgin Atlantics, Adidas, Nike, K-way, Converse, Lacoste, The North Face, Ellesse, Salvatore Ferragamo, Pernod Ricard, W hotels.
- Minto"Over the past 10 days, Camp Network and Minto Inc. invited creators worldwide to remix Mimi & Neko, Minto’s beloved characters with over 5 billion sticker downloads and 60 billion GIF impressions. The response was incredible, with artists, illustrators, and creative enthusiasts from across the globe submitting their unique takes on Mimi & Neko. We received over 2,000 remix submissions. Each submission captured the joy, charm, and playful personality that has made these characters a staple of digital culture. After careful consideration, Minto has handpicked 10 winning submissions. The top 10 are in no particular order. The selection process was no easy task, as there were many fantastic entries that showcased the power of global co-creation."
- MorysettaWho hasn't dreamed of reaching the moon? In December 2018, self-taught digital collage artist Larisa Murariu from Romania did just that, and if you trust her, her dreams are still up there. Today, Larisa's own personal 'moon' goes by the name of Morysetta, an astronaut of the imagination. Her cosmic vision focuses on everyday objects and common emotions, transforming them into something special, just as magical as life itself. The secret to her success lies in the empathy present in each of her collages; they provide a new space for human emotions to exist without losing their authenticity, instead they gain deeper meaning. Through the layering of images, Morysetta delves into the essence of a thought, the purity of a gesture, and the source of an idea, all without the need for words. Is this the power of the moon? Welcome to the world of Morysetta.
- Simon KennyBorn in Dublin Ireland, Simon discovered his love for art from an early age. His style of painting, known as ‘lyrical abstraction’ encompasses paced brush and palette knife work, subtle underpainting and graduating alterations in colour. His paintings are deliberately not specific to any place or time, as Simons aim is for the viewer to develop and build their own personal connections with each piece. Whether his images remind you of somewhere you have actually seen, or invoke a particular emotion or memory, he aims to balance both a sense of materialism and spiritualism through this abstraction. Indeed, as he starts on a new painting, Simon himself begins on a journey through a host of emotions, which are carefully considered and expressed through both colour and form, offering the viewer a direct visual connection to his mind set.
- YSB TrilYSB Tril is an up-and-coming music artist whose sound blends raw energy with introspective lyrics. His music is a reflection of his journey, offering a blend of rhythmic beats and honest narratives that resonate with a growing audience. With a distinctive style that defies genre boundaries, YSB Tril's work encapsulates the spirit of youth and the complexity of modern life. His artistry extends beyond music into fashion and cultural expression, making him a multifaceted icon for the new generation.