Tommy Brix, also known as Pixel, is a multidisciplinary artist, graphic designer and art director based in Munich, Germany.

Once known as the enfant terrible of visual aesthetics, he has evolved into one of Munich’s most sought-after graphic designers and creative minds. Having long outgrown his early years of spray paint and street art, his creative work now spans a wide range of disciplines and surfaces—from stickers, skateboards and snowboards to album covers, apparel, canvases, vehicles and large-scale visual projects.

His portfolio extends far beyond the borders of his hometown. In 2004, he created the print campaign for Lola’s, one of Ibiza’s most legendary afterhour events. Since then, he has developed corporate identities and visual concepts for artists, producers, labels and brands including Adrian Bahil (producer for Tom Novy), Jean Claude Ades (producer for Dannii Minogue), MelBeatz, McRené, Swings Records, Kosmo Records, BLUEdye Records, racing driver Ellen Lohr, the Araxa Racing Team, and many more.

His versatility, relentless curiosity and dedication to constantly evolving as a designer led to a three-year position as Art Director for the fashion brand Live & Love. In addition, he became a trainer at the Marketing Akademie München, where he has been teaching and mentoring in the fields of Art Direction and Creative Direction.

A self-confessed sneaker enthusiast, Tommy Brix has always preferred original ideas over imitation. Whether creating graphics, branding, interiors or transforming forgotten furniture into contemporary statement pieces, every project reflects the same philosophy: authenticity, individuality and personality.

His works are intentionally released as limited editions—or sometimes as one-of-a-kind pieces. In an age where almost everything, including art, can be endlessly reproduced, Tommy Brix stands for a different approach:

One instead of thousands.
Ideas instead of copies.
Quality instead of quantity.

SPREAD LOVE. PEACE. ART.