meeg was born in Tokyo and raised in Nagano Prefecture, and currently lives in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. After graduating from the Visual Communication Department of Toyo School of Art and Design, she worked at a design firm for about 15 years. Upon leaving the company, she enrolled in the Illustration Course at Aoyama Juku Illustration School, where she studied under Zenji Funahashi and Tatsuro Kiuchi for two years. After completing the 18th and 19th terms, she began her career as an illustrator in 2017. Her work spans various media including event boards, books, magazines, advertisements, and websites, as well as manga and character designs.

Satoshi TAMAMURA is a graphic designer, illustrator, and artist born in Kyoto in 1987. After graduating from Kyoto Seika University's Faculty of Design and working at two advertising production companies, he now works as a freelancer.

Kei Nagayama lives in Tokyo. She graduated from Kuwasawa Design School and completed studies at Illustration Aoyama School. She creates pop and peculiar colorful worlds through her art. She work primarily focuses on products, books, and musicians' artwork. She won the Grand Prize at the TIS (Tokyo Illustrators Society) Open Exhibition.

ERI YOSHIDA became an independent artist after graduating from art university and working as a web designer. She works energetically across various fields, including collaborations with apparel brands and product manufacturers, creating illustrations for magazines and books, as well as portrait events and live painting sessions for various brands.

Daichiro Shinjo was born in Miyako Island, Okinawa, located at Japan's southernmost point. With a grandfather who was both a Zen monk and folklorist, he began practicing shodo (Japanese calligraphy) from an early age while being closely connected to Zen and Buddhist culture.
Drawing from his background in Zen and Okinawan spiritual culture, he sheds new light on traditional shodo through his contemporary and unrestricted style. Going beyond conventional shodo, he pursues contemporary expression that is unbound by formality, incorporating physical movement and spatial awareness with a sense of lightness. Born in 1992, he graduated from Shizuoka University of Art and Culture.

Influenced by his grandmother, who was a shodo (Japanese calligraphy) master, he grew up in an environment closely connected to ink and calligraphy from an early age. During high school, he discovered a deeper joy in writing, and continued to practice shodo independently thereafter.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, he decided to relearn shodo from scratch and began studying under Master Shosai, whom he had long admired. In 2021, he created the logo for "Ryu no Hige," a new product from "Zuihoken," a long-established shop in Kameyama, Ise Province, dating back to the late Edo period. Currently, while practicing shodo, he runs "Bar MALOWD," where he explores the daily pursuit of pairing music with drinks and drinks with music.

Born in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan / Currently based in Osaka City. emma studied design and visual production in university, and worked for several years as a designer at manufacturing and production companies, focusing on content creation and branding for web and digital media. Since becoming independent in 2023, she has been working as an artist/illustrator. Influenced by international animation, music videos, and K-pop culture, she specializes in creating pop-flavored and dynamically moving expressions that resonate with viewers. Recently, she has created artwork and illustrations across various fields, including the main visual and advertising animation for "MEET THE WORLD BEAT 2024," Japan's largest outdoor concert organized by FM802, as well as bookstore events and department store pop-ups. Simultaneously, she is developing a series of artworks themed around "emotional moments."