Meet Our Artists
Meet Our Artists
Every Layer by Layer piece is designed by a real artist from somewhere in the world. Here's who made what.
Pit · Romania
Pit works in digital collage with a taste for the in-between — the moments that feel cosmic and personal at once. Astral Projection came out of a late-night obsession with what happens when you close your eyes and drift somewhere else entirely.
Blasé · Brazil
Blasé is a Brazilian artist who makes work for people who live fast and feel everything. Live Fast Die Young isn't nihilism — it's a love letter to now. Loud, vivid, and built to last.
Ovcharka · Russia
Ovcharka is two friends from Russia making art about the people they love. Mike is a portrait of an old friend. "I love you, Mary" is a line you say when you mean it. Their work is small and honest in the best way.
Alexander Parnassus · Greece
Alexander Parnassus is a Greek artist interested in what happens when things break. Cracked explores the strange beauty of fracture — the idea that a thing can be more interesting in pieces than it ever was whole.
Dolorsilentium · Unknown
Dolorsilentium doesn't share much about themselves, and that's part of the work. Now You See Me asks whether you'd notice a face if it was right in front of you. We've stopped asking where they're from.
Supersonic Taco · Italy
Supersonic Taco is an Italian designer with a thing for afternoon light. Catching Light started as an attempt to hold a specific golden-hour feeling in place — the kind of light that makes you stop what you're doing.
Tan Popoe · Thailand
Tan Popoe is a Thai illustrator whose work lives at the quieter end of the weather dial. Cloudy Day is a piece that makes sense on a grey morning — soft, unhurried, not trying to convince you to feel something you don't.
Kesha Omarali · Canada
Kesha Omarali is a Canadian artist working at the edge of portraiture and abstraction. Ngan is a portrait that asks how much detail you need before a person is really there.
Camila Nogueira · Portugal
Camila Nogueira is a Portuguese illustrator who does her best work late. Late night chill is exactly what it sounds like — the city going quiet, something good on in the background, nowhere you need to be.
Panda Pavel · Czechia
Panda Pavel keeps things simple: comfort food, clean lines, a bowl of ramen at 1am. Ramen is a small celebration of the ordinary ritual, built to sit on your wall and make you hungry.
