Jordi Labanda lives and works in Barcelona. He studied industrial design and began his careeer as a commercial illustrator in 1993.

He began working intensively with international press, including the New York Times, Sunday Maganzine, Visionaire, Wallpaper*, Tatler, Spruce,W, Vogue America and Vogue Italy. In Spain he collaborates for the leading newspapers and magazines such as La Vanguardia, Marie Claire, El Pais, AD, Vogue and Elle.

He also projects his special world through design, where he has developed stationery, writing, accessories and home.

He continues innovating and expanding his designs to other fields. Labanda’s beautiful, chic and sophisticated universe keeps spreading around the world trough exhibitions in museums, artistic installations and special projects with corporate clients.

The fashion designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada has brought a touch of originality to all the objects on which she has worked with her unmistakable hearts clouds and flowers.

Her designs are characterized by providing a breath of fresh air, being highly attractive and making bold use of colour.

The notebooks, notepads, accessories, diares and other complements she has developed for Miquelrius show her ability to transform traditional products into unique items.

In 1958 a group of engineers and mechanics lead by Francisco X.Bultó created one of the most legendary motorbike brands in history: Bultaco. For two decades, Bultaco was numerous sport trophies that led the brand to be admired at an international level. These success stories forged a real brand philosophy, with millions of followers proudly wearing Bultaco’s brand with passion and loyalty.
The BULTACO spirit passed from one generation to another and still prevails nowadays, projecting its legend to eternity.
BULTACO,BUILT TO GO.

During the 1989 Sanfermin Fiestas, Kukuxumusu (“kiss of the flea in Basque language”) first began to spread about their remarkable drawings with an intelligent soul on their tee shirts. Nowadays, their sheep, owls, worms, cows, frogs or tadpoles are to be found round half the world, on a wide variety of articles and they are still amusing all those who flee from boredom.

The creator of Kukuxumusu universe, Mikel Urmeneta and his team at The Drawing and Ideas Factory come up with three collections of tee shirts every year. They also draw for various leading trademark companies in their respective sectors as well as taking their unique style to a great variety of diverse initiatives.

Emil Kozak is from a small town in Denmark, and was inspired to take on graphic design as a result of his life long passion for skateboarding. Growing up as a teenager surrounded by doodles, boards and punk rock, his style turned out to be fresh, straightforward and striking. His work has been exhibited widely all over the world and appeared in a numerous magazines and books. His clients are companies such as Vans, Element, Nike, Salomon Snowboards and Levi’s.

SpongeBob SquarePants is an American animated television series, created by marine biologist and animator Stephen Hillenburg and produced by Nickelodeon.

SpongeBob is a sea sponge who lives with his pet snail, Gary, in a fully furnished, two bedroom...pineapple, and has an unusual love for his job as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab. SpongeBob is as optimistic, earnest, and well-meaning as a sea-dwelling sponge gets, but despite his best intentions, he can't seem to avoid creating problems for himself--and usually everyone else around him, too. While trying too hard, he tends to do things wrong--really wrong--which often spells disaster. But SpongeBob can't help looking on the bright side of life, and his positive outlook and enthusiasm about just about everything make him downright irresistible.

Antonio Miró has managed to create an unmistakeable style which he reflects in his men's and women's clothing and in the personal articles that bear his signature. The collections of this Catalan fashion designer have paraded in the most important international fashion forums and his career has earned him the Cristóbal Balenciaga Award for the best Spanish designer.

Benetton is present in 120 countries around the world. Its core business is fashion apparel and accessories .A brand with a strong Italian character whose style, quality and passion are clearly seen. Benetton is recognised by its simplicity and powerful colours.

The Group produces over 150 million garments every year .Its network of over 6300 contemporary stores around the world, characterised by prestigious locations in historic and commercial centres has been supported by a major programme of investment worldwide.

Benetton’s philosophy of quality, knowledge and teamwork are the key values of its long tradition and milestones for the next future.

Multidisciplinary design studio based in Barcelona since 2002. The “poster” has a lot of weight in their portfolio but they also work with editorial design, websites, visual identity, graphic space, motion and more. David Torrents graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam and from the School of Arts, University of Barcelona. He also studied at the Elisava School in Barcelona where he is now a teacher. Before founding his own studio he worked in Amsterdam and in Budapest where he put on individual exhibitions

Lapin is a French illustrator who works in the fashion industry, advertising and the publishing sector. He draws in his notebooks every day and his countless sketches are the basis for his illustrations. He graduated at the Pivaut School of Art in Nantes (France) in 2002 and has worked for five years as artistic director for design agencies in paris and Barcelona. He is the founder of the French magazine, Pa-, and has published several of his notebooks. His illustrations have been selected for publications such as Illustration Now 3 (Taschen Publishers) and illusive 3 (Gestalten Publishers) and for many other international publications such as 'Elephant' and 'Computer Arts' in United Kingdom and 'Grab' in Italy. He was selected as 'Young Talent of the Year' in 2007 by the International Illustration forum, and has taken part in collective exhibitions in France, England, Spain, Italy, Portugal and United States.

Its origins date back to 1975 when Brazil had a very unspoilt coastline, inhabited only by fishermen. Surfing was not yet seen as a sport but as a lifestyle shared by very few. The surfer was considered a "nomad" looking for the best waves and, at the same time, discovering the coast of the country.

That was when the doctor Marco Aurelio Raymundo moved to the GAropaba beach in Santa Catarina, attracted by its perfect waves. Everything was fine, with his job in the clinic and surfing in his spare tine, until winter came. Being in the water was impossible due to the low temperatures and the surfers tried to fight the cold in various ways, including drinking cachaça and wearing woolen suits. But these solutions were not enough and that is how the doctor came up with the idea of the first wetsuit.

Morongo's creation (Morongo being the nickname by wich Marco Aurelio is known) offered the opportunity for any Brazilian surfer to have his own suit without relying on foreign brands, when the country was closed to imports. Even the fishermen became customers in order to be able to go out to sea.

Since then, Mormaii has become a reference in the world of surfing as well as in other modalities that derive from surfing: windsurfing, skateboarding and bodyboarding, pioneering innovation and creating a large mix of products: textiles, footwear, eyewear, accessories... and becoming one of the brands with most sales in the world of surfing and water sports in Brazil.

Part of its success is thanks to its strong commitment to marketing, with the sponsorship of many sporting events and support of mor than 40 renowned sportspersons from different modalities throughout the world.

The growht of the brand has crossed borders and it now distributes in over 50 countries and has licensed companies on 5 continents, with over 5000 references in its catalogues.