MixItUp Licensing

Andy J. Miller is a working illustrator, trained graphic designer, music dabbler/enthusiast and creative director of many a side project. He is passionate about all things aesthetic/stylized/ and conceptual. miller has a wide variety of clients; some are big hitters such as SONY, Converse, and Starburst candy, others are more independent such as Howies, Little White Lies Magazine and Chalk Apparel.

If you aren't yet familiar with Danita or haven't seen her work on Etsy, you are in for a treat. Each piece is like an individual little daydream treasure of complete joy. Danita is a self-taught mixed media artist and illustrator with a passion for creating beautiful works of art, all with an instantly recognizable style all her own...beeswax encaustics, collage, acrylic painting, the most stunning art dolls and many other creative things.

Ryan Bubnis’ clean yet chaotic style has been described as “urban folk.” Through his paintings, installations and design work he comments on themes relating to the human condition. Vibrant, abstracted shapes and faces radiate joy and optimism while they float in and out of rich, multi-layered realms. Working intuitively he incorporates a range of mediums that include found objects, paper, wood, canvas, spray paint, acrylics, cel vinyl, sandpaper, pencil and India ink. He draws inspiration from life, graffiti, Saturday morning cartoons and outsider art from a variety of cultures.

He has been featured in publications such as Nintendo Power, Clout, Vapors and Juxtapoz magazines. Some of his clients include Kidrobot, Nike, PNCA, Imperial Motion, Aleph Zero, The Portland Mercury, Willamette Week, Seattle Weekly, Hasbro, Uncommon and 20th Century Fox. He currently resides in Portland, Oregon.

Undoboy, originally from Malaysia, is an award winning art director, graphic & interactive designer, and illustrator. He is constantly crafting innovative ideas and looking for opportunities to create his best works. He has done projects for clients including Nike, Coca-Cola, Burger King, Volkswagen, JetBlue, Starbucks, Cadbury Adams, Electronic Arts, and Mini Cooper. In 2006, he was featured in Creativity, "Photographers & Illustrators Show Us The Future" as one of the most influential illustrators. In the same year, he was also honored with Cyber Grand Prix by Cannes Lions.

Hugh D'Andrade is famously indiscriminate about the uses of his art. It has appeared on book covers, magazine spreads, rock posters, Burning Man paraphernalia, board games, as well as the occasional t-shirt and skateboard. His greatest ambition in life is to project his mental images into the minds of innocent people everywhere. His Mission District (San Francisco) home is a frequent gathering spot for artists, dissidents, free-thinkers and revolutionary zealots of all stripes.