James Willan is a talented animator and motion designer known for his unique blend of analogue and digital techniques, which creates a charming yet melancholic aesthetic in his work. Drawing on influences from childhood and contemporary culture, he infuses his animations with personal emotions and interests, while experimenting across various artistic mediums. As he embraces collaboration with other artists, he looks forward to evolving his style further.

Iosif Abaab, a Berlin-based 3D designer, creates vibrant and whimsical digital objects that challenge conventional design norms, focusing on playful and overstimulating visuals. His work includes reimagined classic toys like Tamagotchis and innovative items such as an alarm clock that inflates at wake-up time. Through collaborations and personal projects, Abaab showcases his unique style and creative process influenced by his studies at Design Academy Eindhoven.

Zoomquilt is a collaborative infinitely zooming painting project initiated by Nikolaus Baumgarten in 2004, featuring contributions from various illustrators. Inspired by earlier collaborative art projects, it creates a seamless animated experience that allows viewers to explore an ever-expanding visual landscape. The project has evolved over the years, leading to sequels and new creations like Infinite Flowers.