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 Genevieve Gauckler Gauckler worked as a graphic designer, illustrator and art director. In 1999, he was hired by the internet start-up boo.com to create their online magazine, Boom Magazine. He has worked for the design agency Me Company in developing some web projects. |
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 Black Design Black was formed in 2004 by award winning creative team, Patrick Gan and Jackson Tan. With more than 10 years experience in advertising and design, this Singaporean duo specializes in branding, design and typography. Black has also been invited to speak and exhibit their work at numerous international design conferences, exhibitions and workshops. |
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Green House Design The Singapore-based creative agency Green House Design and Communications (GHD+C) began in 1992, specializing in graphic design and exhibition displays. Driven by the ingenuity of dedicated professionals, it soon moved to digital media, breaking into markets in Europe and the Asia Pacific region. |
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 Momorobo Momorobo is a young graphic-design collective based in Singapore. Formed in May 2004 by Eric & Morris Lee, and spurred on by cigarettes, coffee and too many long nights of overanalyzing Beatles records. Momorobo's current crew is Morris Lee, Zac Tan and Eddie Yeo, A trio with different skills and talents who hopes to develop their own unique blend of idealism and style one day. |
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 Pseudo Furtive Theory The visual communication collective from Singapore, Pseudo Furtive Theory (PFT), is an idea fathomed from the street/graffiti culture and the notoriority behind it. It defies, its fresh and its definitely exciting. |
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 Yuko Kondo Kondo works full-time as a freelance illustrator, with clients including Virgin, Paul Smith, Vans, and Time Out. He has also participated in many exhibitions across Europe, and published his first book, Too Fat, Can't Fly. |
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 Franken Styles The designer behind 'Frankenstyles' is Stephen Kelleher, who currently lives and works in Los Angeles. His work has been featured in Computer Arts Magazine, Candy Magazine, and Totally Dublin. Wicked! |
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 Killer Heels Killer Heels was set up by two Singaporeans, selling and showcasing variety of original trinkets such as necklaces, bracelets, earrings, etc. You can purchase them at the MAAD event! |
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