Captive is a creative production studio with an obsession and passion to create and work across a range of exciting projects from animation, advertising, illustration and music videos through post-production. Captive was founded this year in the heart of Lisbon by British creative director Oliver Durant and Brazilian designer Bruna Guerreiro. To find out more about captive check out the animation section.
A series of classic ‘game’ moments has been captured in 15 and 30 sec animated shorts. MasterCard PayPass was developed at McCann Erickson New York. Artwork designs and animation by Jeremyville. 
Tabas has been busy working with the Milan office on this Invernizzi campaign, for this extra tasty new Buffalo Mozzarella. mmmm.....!
Tabas is the nickname of the French illustrator and graphic-designer Cedric Malo. Living in sunny Marseille, he started with traditional graffiti and become a well-known name in the international streetart scene. In January 2000 he created his own graphic studio Tabas, a French print & interactive design agency. French design publication Pyramid released a book about his work in 2005 within their series design&designers, "No.24 Tabas".
The Insound 10 Classic is a visual narrative of 20 years (1977-1997) of punk, new wave and indie rock, designed by Mike Perry. All shirts are American Apparel and all items are limited edition. Posters are signed and numbered by Mike. 
Olaf Hajek's elegant, figurative, colourful, textural work holds a strong sense of character and fine art sensibility, he exhibits regularly in galleries all over the world, and appears ubiquitously in the awards: American Illustration, Images, Communication Arts, D&AD.
Clients: Architectural Digest, Bloomberg Inc., Financial Times, Flaunt, Food Illustrated, Forbes, Fortune, Gourmet, GQ, LA Times, The New Yorker, Pirelli, VW, Rolling Stone.
"Beneath his foul language and outrageous antics, the Czech photographer is the greatest living observer of human suffering and spirit.
Kratochvil spent his early childhood in a Czech labour camp and grew up in Communism's grip. After he fled Czechoslovakia, at the age of 19, he wandered Europe illegally for years, in search of refugee status, was conscripted by the French Foreign Legion, and later deserted the brutal army. He drifted to Amsterdam and then Hollywood and built a career as a photojournalist, doing what came naturally: searching out the places where conflict and suffering were rife.
During his 35-plus years in the field, Kratochvil has travelled to radioactive Chernobyl, blood-diamond mines in Sierra Leone, the Niger Delta, Pakistan in the wake of Benazir Bhutto's assassination, Darfur, Iraq, and Afghanistan. In the past two years, he's navigated the Zambezi River to follow malaria's ravages and been airlifted to remote U.S. military bases in the Philippines to photograph Special Forces units." by Eliza Griswold. 
