An illustrator and comic artist with a long and diverse career.

His work originally appeared in Deadline magazine in 1993 and since then has worked for, amongst others, NME, MAD Magazine, Tank Girl, Mojo, Q, The Radio Times, produced record sleeves for artists such as The Black Eyed Peas and The Jungle Brothers and created concept artwork for films and animation.

He’s been a regular contributor to the Guardian since 1999 and illustrated the Hard Sell column in the Guardian Guide for 10 years.  He also publishes regular collections of his travel sketchbooks and paintings from his trips to Japan and Europe.

A Welsh textile artist who creates a range of one-off bespoke creatures with her partner, illustrator Jonathan Edwards.

Felt Mistress’ work has been exhibited all over the world, including shows in Tokyo. Osaka, Los Angeles, Mexico, Paris, Berlin and London and used in Fashion shoots, ad campaigns, music videos and films.

Clients include BBC, Coca-Cola, Cartoon Network, Sesame Street, Sunday Time Style magazine, Esquire, Skoda, Ogilvy & Mather, Stylist, Selfridges, Hankyu Department Store, Arla & Pictoplasma.

Alena Kudera- artist, designer, maker. Instinctively and deliberately going against the grain of quick fix, disposable fashion. Received Top Ten Designer award at China Fashion Week, her work consists of three channels:

Konstrukce ‐ High-End pieces made from the planet and body-friendly materials.

Rekonstrukce – Upcycled garments made from existing products that are either unloved or destined for the landfill.

Multiform – Wearable art, collaboration, collage, sculpture.

Quinteassential's founder and tea designer, Bernadine Tay, used her science background to compose a veritable symphony of blends.

Bernadine is a highly trained tea sommelier, a tea judge, business coach and a founding member of the European Speciality Tea Association.

She is a natural storyteller, who inspired the audience on many of our events.

As a practising mixed media artist, my inspiration comes from observations of the everyday: in natural found objects, still-life, architecture and urban living; but more specifically the effects of living, the changing of history and the observing of the effects of ageing and decaying on the world around me – and seeing beauty in it.

I am interested in exploring and manipulating materials and in the past two years, my heavily textured canvases and sculptural 3D pieces have developed into wearable art pieces. My textile pieces inspire my artworks and my artworks continue to inspire my textile creations.

Chef and gastronomical designer, founder of the Yuzu Leaf and a creative force behind the ōH Supper Club series, bringing an array of wonderfully skilled chefs, sommeliers, and artists of all stripes.

Miles’ passion for food combined with love of vibrant cultures, music, art and design results in unexpected outcomes and is a perfect pairing for the *ōH.

Miles is a pioneer of the new wave of the food scene in the North West.

Photographer, director & facilitator based in North West, UK.

“Whether capturing the essence of architecture on a walk, working with commercial and non-commercial clients, or crafting the visual identity of brands, I always prioritize the story behind the image.For the past 18 years, I’ve been a Manchester-based photographer, where I’ve had the privilege of photographing independent brands and championing the transformative power of creativity.”

A sommelier with a soft spot for sake, Boris has worked at Michelin-starred restaurants and renowned venues like Grosvenor Chester's Arkle Restaurant. His passion for beverages is as deep as his extensive knowledge across a variety of drinking genres. Boris, together with Miles founded Sake Soundscape event.

Dominik Szyndlarewicz is an architectural designer, visualiser, and digital content creator specializing in rendered motion picture production and development. He has been working with Monika on a variety of exciting commercial projects and campaigns. He is there to help us capture our vision and make it even more exiting.

As a designer, Oscar is exploring processes and materials possibilities that influence the detail of his creations.

Oscar only works with waste and dead stock material, constantly pushing the boundaries of how we perceive beauty and imperfection.