Design and Creativity Are Borderless

• creativity, Design

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Sri Lanka

Colombo

Lahesh KavindaLahesh Kavinda

Lahesh

Kavinda

Digital Product Designer from Sri Lanka with a passion for motion design. Drinks one cup of tea every hour.

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Sri Lanka

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Thailand

Bangkok

Tintin SupawichTintin Supawich

Tintin

Supawich

Passionate Digital Designer who loves to play with colors. Loves to stay at home chilling every weekend.

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Thailand

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Cambodia

Pnom Penh

Sophal NeakSophal Neak

Sophal

Neak

Graphic Designer and freelance photographer from a small Cambodian village. Loves telling story through Design and Photography.

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Cambodia

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Vietnam

HoChiMinh

Tuan LeTuan Le

Tuan

Le

Creative Director and Entrepreneur in Ho Chi Minh City. Grew up without a toothbrush; used to rub his fingers on lime leaves and then brushed his teeth. Necessity breeds creativity.

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Vietnam

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China

Beijing

Yuan FengYuan Feng

Yuan

Feng

Product Designer from Beijing. She can recite lots of Chinese ancient poems and has a huge obsession with puzzles.

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China

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Japan

Tokyo

Mikiko KikuokaMikiko Kikuoka

Mikiko

Kikuoka

Web and Graphic designer from Japan working with Love, Passion and Dedication. No Yakitori, no life.

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Japan

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Indonesia

Surabaya

Alfrey DavillaAlfrey Davilla

Alfrey

Davilla

A logo designer and illustrator from Indonesia who loves to create simple but smart visual designs. Always wants to simplify batik patterns, and considers that gado-gado is too complex to eat.

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Indonesia

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Australia

Melbourne

Marco PalmieriMarco Palmieri

Marco

Palmieri

Animator and Illustrator from the Land Down Under. Does his best work in his sleep and can jump over a park bench.

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Australia

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New Zealand

Auckland

Colombia

Bogota

Alejandra MolanoAlejandra Molano

Alejandra

Molano

Design Lead from Colombia and Yoga certified instructor. Lives her life with Buddhism and mindfulness as foundations.

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Colombia

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Mexico

Mexico City

Zero MoralesZero Morales

Zero

Morales

Digital Designer from Mexico specialized in Branding and Interactive Design. He was meant to be a musician but someone told him that he sucked at singing…

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Mexico

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Peru

Lima

Paola BautistaPaola Bautista

Paola

Bautista

Graphic designer from Peru, with a knack for documentary photography. Practices Taekwondo and, she is quite good at it.

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Peru

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Bolivia

La Paz

Mathew PradaMathew Prada

Mathew

Prada

Graphic Designer from Bolivia, with a strong focus on lettering. Super Smash Bros competitive player.

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Bolivia

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Brazil

Rio De Janeiro

Julia AlburquerqueJulia Alburquerque

Julia

Alburquerque

Designer from Brazil, obsessed with the ever-changing digital landscape and where it can take us. She’s an old soul with a weakness for beautiful books and a strong passion for her dogs.

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Argentina

Buenos Aires

Maria VargasMaria Vargas

Maria

Vargas

Argentinian Digital Designer based in Buenos Aires who loves comic books, metal music and video games. She would be covered in tattoos but her obsession for details gets in the way.

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Chile

Santiago

Valentina CorralValentina Corral

Valentina

Corral

Art Director & Photographer based in Chile. She loves crime books and in another life she would definitely be a forensic scene investigation scientist.

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Chile

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click to start the journey

Esperanto is the year long  journey of  Robin Noguier through 16 countries from January to December 2018 that shine a light on talents from all over the world.

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