INK

Founded in 2009, with a single computer and countless ideas, INK is a future-focused digital studio passionate about bringing clarity to the complex. Operating at the intersection of art and technology, INK is known for its work in digital innovation and brand storytelling - particularly across the automotive, aerospace, and robotics industries. Referencing the past while embracing the future, INK honours both legacy and innovation with the core mission to make technology beautiful.

B. Radcliffe

Benedict Radcliffe is a multidisciplinary artist specialising in automotive, sculptural, and architectural disciplines. After graduating from the Mackintosh School of Architecture in Glasgow, he gained acclaim with a wireframe Subaru Impreza sculpture. This led to commissions from brands like Comme des Garçons, Puma, and Paul Smith. In 2007, he founded a studio in London and began collaborating with top brands. His work has featured in the V&A and international exhibitions. Radcliffe’s creations blur boundaries between function, concept, and form, earning him a strong global following.

C. Labrooy

Chris is an artist and designer from Scotland. After graduating from the RCA with an MA in design products, Chris first began to use CGI as a simple tool to visualise ideas for furniture and products. As 3D technology and hardware evolved, Chris saw an opportunity to explore CGI as a creative medium in itself with which he could subvert and twist familiar everyday things into new typographic and sculptural forms. Chris is interested in the intersection between typography, architecture, product design and visual art.

B. Redgrove

Benedict Redgrove, from Berkshire, UK, studied at Berkshire College of Art and Design before starting his career in design studios. He transitioned into photography, finding it the best way to express his love for innovation and technology. Inspired by sci-fi, space, and extremes, he developed a clean, minimal style. His work has taken him to NASA, ESA, Lockheed Martin, and the UK Ministry of Defence. Redgrove captures elite military and space technology, offering rare insights into these sectors. His photography blends modernism and emotion, portraying humanity’s evolving relationship with scientific progress.

Colorsponge

Carlos Pecino, also known as ColorSponge, is a seasoned 3D artist with over 15 years of experience in the digital realm. Like many 3D specialists, he began his journey as a self-taught enthusiast in architectural visualization, collaborating with small studios in Málaga, Spain, while earning his university degree in Advertising Design. After many years dedicated to architectural 3D visualization, Carlos expanded his creative horizons, working on high-end advertising productions for prestigious clients such as BMW, Mercedes, McLaren, F1 Sky, Forza Motorsport, and Netflix's "Love, Death & Robots." Outside of his professional life, Carlos is passionate about sports, constantly aiming to improve and learn as a lifestyle. He focuses particularly on tennis and cycling. A dedicated dog lover, he enjoys spending quality time with his furry companions, balancing his active lifestyle with a love for animals and family.

Wooden Gun

Wooden Gun is a boutique CGI and post-production studio redefining visual storytelling. They specialise in creating high-end digital content that transforms concepts into stunning visual narratives. Founded by Kristian Turner and Riikka Eiro, their team includes expert 3D artists, VFX specialists, animators, and post-production professionals. Their small size supports a personalised, hands-on approach for every client. Wooden Gun is driven by artistic passion and technical precision, delivering detail-rich, imaginative results. Their goal is to empower creators and brands with visuals that are both innovative and emotionally compelling.