Fashion illustrator Danny Roberts has always had an affinity for creative projects and arts & crafts, but it wasn't until just a few years ago that he decided to begin seriously practicing his art, drawing some 15 hours straight a day every day until his hands were swollen shut. Roberts' relentless cultivation of raw, natural talent has resulted in an accomplished and superb portfolio of work, as well as an impressive client list that includes Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers, Forever21, Lancome, and Sundance Channel's Full Frontal Fashion.

Internationally recognized designer and illustrator Tanya Ling was born in Calcutta in 1966, spending her childhood in America, Africa, and England, where she now lives and works. Ling studied Fashion Design and Textiles at St. Martins School of Art, and after graduating in 1989 she moved to Paris to work as a designer for Christian Lacroix. Her fashion illustrations have been exhibited across the globe as well as featured in a variety of newspapers and publications, and in 2011 over 50 of her drawings were acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Pippa McManus is a fashion illustrator based in Perth, Australian, who has caught the eye of many prestigious figures and respected brands in the fashion industry, including Mary Katrantzou, Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani, Wildfox, and Steve Madden. With her father as an engraver and her mother as an artist, art and drawing have always been a part of McManus' life. However, it wasn't until she bought her first copy of Paris Vogue at age 14 that she found her true calling: fashion design and illustration.

Eckart Hahn has realistically unreal down to a tee. His ability to paint hyper-realistically is stunning, but we appreciate even more his choice to represent surreal pairings of animals and objects, using subject matter that pushes against the realism. He delivers deliberate hints at familiar old-master motifs and symbolic compositions such as duvets, white ponies, birds and monkeys. Hahn's paintings are strange and titillating, a great combination of style and subject in communication.

Australian artist Michael Steele combines a wide range of visual icons from his generation, fusing together cult films, pop culture, advertising, graffiti art and the natual world. He bunches them together into spherical objects or visual clusters. Steele's work has appeared in various exhibitions and group shows and on apparel, promotional advertising and various publications.

Ben Heine is a 29 years old Belgian was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. His “Pencil Vs Camera” project mixes drawing and photography, imagination and reality. It’s a new visual concept invented and initiated by Ben Heine in 2010. Ben published his first “Pencil Vs Camera” image in April 2010 but the series is the result of a long graphic exploration.   

Hollow shells of human transportation take center stage in Paul White's beautiful color pencil drawings. Machines that used to do nothing but move now know only stasis in these portraits of airplanes, trains, and automobiles that have been gutted, defaced and left to decay, never to fly, ride or drive again. A lovely quiet melancholy pervades these works, tragic everyday monuments commemorating a world of human possibility in indefinite inertia. White was born in Sydney, Australia and received his MFA from CalArts Los Angeles.