3D Artist

Frédéric Duquette aka FVCKRENDER is a 3D artist pushing his craft to its limits –and in the process testing his own– under the “Everyday” philosophy. Every day he creates and publishes his artwork. Every. Day. He is now at over 1000 days of this practice and in the process he’s evolved from balancing his everyday’s with a 40+ hour work week in a restaurant to a 40+ hour work week as a freelance artist. After not being accepted to animation school because his work “wasn’t good enough” FVCKRENDER’s story is truly inspiring. His visuals now fill the backdrops of mega musical acts like Flying Lotus and appear in mega reviews like Rolling Stone Mag and Hypebeast. You can’t help but feel a mad rush of excitement for his success and a motivational ass kicking to shift your own creative practice into high gear!

Design Studio

Pusher is a multidisciplinary design studio bringing visual identities to life through motion and other creative means. Spearheaded by Sebastien Camden and Samuel Charlebois, Pusher brings an enchanting, playful and sensitive approach to their projects. It’s no wonder they’ve gone on to create visual identities for such heavyweights as Rodeo Productions and RAD (Radio Canada’s Journalism Laboratory).

3D Artist

Ganesh Baron Aloir aka MR SABOTEUR is a digital artist experimenting with computer generated imagery, heavily influenced by the intersection of lucid dreaming and nightmares. His eye-popping visuals are attributed to a special blend of self-made analog systems mixed with 3D animations processed through various softwares. What that actually translates into is a highly skilled artist with an exceptional sense of design, composition and colour palette. This is an artist who is unafraid to experiment and venture into the unknown, as in MR SABOTEUR’s case, the journey defines the destination!

Paper Artist

Pauline Loctin aka MISS CLOUDY is a genuine paper artist. From creating gigantic sculptures, to props, to intricate sets and installations, Pauline can pretty much make anything out of paper. In fact, she’s made a name for herself as the go-to artist for this specialty. She has worked with agencies like Sid Lee and Rodeo Productions, for clients like EnRoute magazine and on various films and public installations.

Animation, Design Duo

Tropivisual is Daniel Whoares and Diana Mora Duarte, a creative duo from Mexico city. They caught up with us while passing through Montréal on their journey around the world! They’ve truly embraced the wanderlust philosophy in an effort to seek out the unknown, meet new people and collaborate with fellow creates who are waaay outside of their go-to networks and comfort zones. With backgrounds in motion and design they’re here to bring us into their world and we’re honoured to invite them into ours.