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STUDIO VOLTAIRE
Studio Voltaire is a collective of
talented artists and photogra-
phers, working alone or in collab-
oration, who create striking imag-
ery geared to the contemporary
art market. Studio Voltaire’s goal
is to provide art that works for
the customer and licenses it in a
way that is straightforward and
easy. Founder Gwynn Goodner
acted as an art buyer for 12 years
before turning to the other side
of the table, so he understands
the needs of product developers
and creatives, and wants to make
it simple for them. The small col-
lective has a large output that is
continually growing and includes
fine art, photography, textile pat-
terns and holiday images. Studio
Voltaire represents the works of Joan Chamberlain, Andrea Fono, Adam Guan, Todd Lovett, Tesia
Blackburn, Joseph Watson, Edward L. Rubin, Ted Zorns, Tony Stuart and Gwynn Goodner. See
their entire collection at www.studiovoltaire.com.
Visit the Studio Voltaire booth at
Surtex booth 1103 and Licensing International booth 2243.
Mainely Labs Studio
Mainely Labs Studio
based in Portland,
Maine features “Lab
Art” by Jim Williams.
Based on original
paintings depicting
Labrador Retrievers
-- the world’s most
popular dog -- Mainely
Labs Studio images
make people smile.
These bold color
images are available
Lab Art
for licensing on a
Prints
multitude of consumer products.

Greeting Cards
Come visit Mainely Labs Studio at SURTEX Booth #2132 or feel free to email
Jim about licensing opportunities. Email: jim@mainlylabs.com. Other images
Gifts
can be viewed at www.mainlylabs.com.
Mainely Labs Studio
For further information, contact Jim Williams

142 High St., Suite 217 • Portland, ME 04101 Mainely Labs Studio
207.756.3264
142 High St, Suite 217, Portland, ME 04101
www.mainelylabs.com
Tel: 207.756.3264
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