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Illustrator George Townley is obsessed with L.A and California in general. His digital interpretations of some of the city’s most distinctive buildings are a spectacle. “My love of Los Angeles architecture stems from studying abroad in California during my second year of university,” says Townley, who lives in the UK. “I’ve always been interested in California and its culture thanks to movies and television, but being able to visit these places in person was a whole new experience and really changed my style for the better.”

Pascal Witaszek, CEO and Graphic Designer from Paris, famous maker of official film posters for Francois Ozon, Lukas Dhont (his Oscar nominees “Close” and “Girl”), Cannes Film Festival winner “Titane”, enjoyed to create a series called “Home Sweet Home”: extraordinary and highly detailed floor plans of some of the most famous houses in (horror) cinema, from Psycho to The Exorcist from Poltergeist to The Hamityville Horror.

Pascal Witaszek, CEO and Graphic Designer from Paris, famous maker of official film posters for Francois Ozon, Lukas Dhont (his Oscar nominees “Close” and “Girl”), Cannes Film Festival winner “Titane”, enjoyed to create a series called “Home Sweet Home”: extraordinary and highly detailed floor plans of some of the most famous houses in (horror) cinema, from Psycho to The Exorcist from Poltergeist to The Hamityville Horror.

Pascal Witaszek, CEO and Graphic Designer from Paris, famous maker of official film posters for Francois Ozon, Lukas Dhont (his Oscar nominees “Close” and “Girl”), Cannes Film Festival winner “Titane”, enjoyed to create a series called “Home Sweet Home”: extraordinary and highly detailed floor plans of some of the most famous houses in (horror) cinema, from Psycho to The Exorcist from Poltergeist to The Hamityville Horror.

Pascal Witaszek, CEO and Graphic Designer from Paris, famous maker of official film posters for Francois Ozon, Lukas Dhont (his Oscar nominees “Close” and “Girl”), Cannes Film Festival winner “Titane”, enjoyed to create a series called “Home Sweet Home”: extraordinary and highly detailed floor plans of some of the most famous houses in (horror) cinema, from Psycho to The Exorcist from Poltergeist to The Hamityville Horror.

Andrew DeGraff is a freelance illustrator and artist who lives and works in Maine. He is a graduate of the Pratt Institute’s Communications Design program with a major in illustration. He teaches illustration at the Maine College of Art & Design. In 2018 he published his second book, Cinemaps: An Atlas of 35 Great Movies from Quirk Books which won the Frankfurter Buchmesse Awards for “Best Illustrated Book on Film”. Andrew has worked as an illustrator for clients such as: Visa, Kellogg’s, The New York Times, GAP Kids and Leo Burnett and has appeared in American Illustration, Communication Arts and Society of Illustrators Annuals. His gallery work has been exhibited in New York, Paris, Philadelphia, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Mexico City and the Philippines.

Anthony Petrie is an award-winning artist and designer from Palm Springs, California. His portfolio includes work across a wide range of media. Anthony is  collaborating with some of the most prestigious brands in the world. His graphic design, illustration and product design ranges from the entertainment, film and TV industries to sports brands and fashion brands.