Dog Box: 100 Postcards by 10 Artists

Artist #1: Dennis Bowers (San Francisco, CA)

Dennis Brown was born in Philippines and raised in different parts of Asia (Japan, Okinawa, Hawaii, & Philippines). He received a BFA in illustration in 2005 and works full-time as a designer. In his free-time Dennis puts his energy toward developing works for gallery shows and other self generated art projects. He finds inspiration in life, art, music, and nostalgia.

Artist #2: Andrea Caceres (New York, NY)

Andrea Caceres is an illustrator and visual designer from Venezuela, based in NYC, who loves dogs and children’s books. If Andrea could be any dog, she would be I would be her dog Tobi, a silky terrier.

Artist #3: Holly Frean (London, England)

Holly Frean is an award winning British artist whose practice incorporates a range of mediums, from oil paintings on canvas to printmaking. She has developed a unique and technically accomplished style over the past decade and has been commissioned by the likes of Kit Kemp and Johnny Boden, as well as collaborating with global brands such as Burberry, Paul Smith and Anthropologie.

Artist #4: Dylan Goldberger (Brooklyn, NY)

Dylan Goldberger has a strong background in printmaking and illustration and currently works out of his studio in Brooklyn, NY. He creates detailed, boldly-lined woodcuts, linocuts, and screen prints and digital illustrations using a visually similar technique. He has collaborated with retailers such as Vans, Deathwish Skateboards, and more.

Artist #5: Mia Johnson (Mendocino, CA)

Mia Johnson is an illustrator and graphic designer, primarily of books and stationery (like this box!) She grew up in the redwoods in a small artist community on the coast of Northern California, with a big orange dog named Jack, a cat, and many chickens for company. This gave her a deep love and attachment to the natural world and creatures that inhabit it. If she wasn’t creating for a living, she’d be a biologist or a wildlife conservationist.

Artist #6: Timo Kuilder (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Amsterdam-based illustrator Timo Kuilder’s personal style is characterized by uncomplicated color palettes, clean-cut line work and his pared-back characters. Resulting in a clear signature that he applies to both his personal work as well as his commercial commissions creating consistency across his whole portfolio. Timo's work is fueled by his observing nature and ongoing curiosity, utilizing simple shapes to tell all sorts of stories.

Artist #7: Wallace May (Brooklyn, NY)

Wallace May is a contemporary artist originally from Greensboro, North Carolina. She studied art and design at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and moved to New York in 2010. She now lives in Brooklyn with her fiance and two rescue dogs.

Artist #8: Mokshini (New York, NY)

Mokshini is a multi-disciplinary artist, with a professional focus on fashion illustration. The New Zealander now resides in New York offering art with a quirky yet sophisticated take on fashion illustration. The streets of New York and its eccentric personalities instantly became a hub for inspiration; evident in the whimsical portrayal of characters and her passion for satirical fashion storytelling. Her body of work has appealed to publications and brands such as The New Yorker, Rizzoli Books and Ralph Lauren.

Artist #9: Sally Muir (Bath, England)

Sally Muir is an artist and prodigious portrait painter of dogs. is an artist and prodigious portrait painter of dogs. Other subjects include human portraits and landscapes, as well as the occasional rodent and bird. For years, Muir focused on her knitwear business Muir & Osborne as both designer and author. She has worked with Anthropologie for the last 5 years, exhibiting at their stores and taking part in the Artists Collaboration, She shows in galleries in the UK and Europe.

Artist #10: Giulia Sagramola (Barcelona, Spain)

Giulia Sagramola is an illustrator and cartoonist currently living between Barcelona and Italy. Her clients include The New Yorker, The New York Times, Ferragamo, Harrys, Boden, Courier, Millie, Quirk Books, and many others. She won several awards including a Golden Medal from the Society Of Illustrators, for her self-publishing project Teiera. In her free time, she loves drawing dogs and rollerskating.