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Lilly Friedeberg is a German graphic designer, illustrator, and art director based between Berlin and Düsseldorf. Her practice is characterized by a vibrant, playful, and detail-oriented aesthetic that blends bold typography with hand-drawn elements and a sophisticated sense of color.

In 2018, she co-founded B.O.B (Berlin Ober-Bilk), an independent design and branding studio, alongside Alessia Sistori. Under this moniker, Friedeberg specializes in visual identities, packaging, and creative strategy, with a particular focus on working with sustainable brands and forward-thinking cultural projects. Her work often balances commercial precision with a joyful, tactile quality, ranging from intricate digital illustrations to full-scale interior and brand environments.

She has collaborated with a wide array of international clients, including Klarna, Google, Nike, and The New York Times, and her studio’s work has been widely recognized for its commitment to social values and organic growth within the creative industry.

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Alessia Sistori is a Berlin-born graphic designer and illustrator known for her vibrant, emotionally resonant approach to branding and packaging. She is the co-founder of Design Studio B.O.B. (Berlin Ober-Bilk), which she established in 2018 alongside Lilly Friedeberg.

Her practice is characterized by a blend of strategic design and a "happy," colorful aesthetic. Before founding her own studio, Sistori gained extensive international experience working at agencies in Düsseldorf and Mexico City. Her work often features custom typography and hand-drawn illustrations, aiming to create a unique visual voice for forward-thinking and responsible brands.

She has collaborated with high-profile clients such as Google, Adobe, Klarna, and Apple Music, and her work has been recognized by major design platforms like Creative Boom and Adobe Live.

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Morphoria is an independent, award-winning design studio and collective based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Founded in 2014, the studio operates with a collaborative philosophy, describing itself as a "Swiss Army knife" of creative skills that integrates branding, digital design, motion graphics, and print.

The studio is particularly noted for its work in the cultural and arts sectors, often creating sophisticated visual identities for museums, festivals, and exhibitions. Their practice is defined by a willingness to disrupt conventional styles, blending clean, modern typography with bold, experimental imagery. This versatile approach allows them to shift seamlessly between minimalist, high-concept editorial work and vibrant, high-energy commercial campaigns.

Morphoria’s extensive client list includes prestigious cultural institutions and global brands such as the Goethe-Institut, The New York Times, NFL Germany, Riot Games, and Vice. Their work has been recognized by numerous design awards and featured in leading creative publications like It’s Nice That and IdN.

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Roman Klonek is a contemporary artist based in Düsseldorf, Germany, widely recognized for his mastery of the woodcut. His practice is defined by a unique fusion of traditional printmaking techniques and a modern, pop-influenced aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from 1950s Eastern European cartoons, folklore, and Japanese "kaiju" culture, Klonek creates a whimsical and often bizarre universe populated by awkward creatures and bold, geometric landscapes.

His work is characterized by vibrant, layered colors and a distinctively clean, graphic quality that belies the labor-intensive nature of the woodcut process. Beyond his extensive gallery exhibitions and personal print series, Klonek has applied his signature style to high-profile commercial and editorial projects for clients such as The New York Times, The Guardian, and Google. He is also the author of several catalogs, including the recent Friends We Made Along The Way.

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