Aussie illustrator Eirian Chapman has a fantastic sense for creating form out of simple shapes and colors, generating illustrations that feel tactile and playful at teh same time. She seems to be combining graphic design with fine art to create these bold, clean artworks that are just simply really fun to look at. Her usage of subtle gradients add a really outstanding dimension to these illustrations, and we hope to see a lot more from her!  

Nicole Bustamante is illustrator and designer in Sao Paulo, Brazil. As a vegan animal & nature lover, she intends to always work in a ethical manner with people who identify with her style and life philosophy. She's interested in doing beautiful, new, different and challeging work and genuinely dreams to be a part of a new world were all the living thing could coexist in peace and harmony.  

  Rubber House Studio is a design studio based out of Melbourne, and led by Gregory Sharpand Ivan Dixon, that specializes in colorful and wonderfully peculiar animations and character designs for a variety of clients. A favorite of ours is this heavily illustrated music video for Gotye for the song 'Don't Worry, We'll Be Watching You'  

Ise Ratta Ananphada is known as an illustrator with a feminine style that incudes intricate rendering, delicate detail and pastel color palettes. 'I'm always interesting in symbolic meaning, it's mysterious, deep and succulent,' she states 'I like to collect pictures of beautiful women... I always study about the symbolic meaning in them.'  

Attention all San Franciscans-- Art, music, drinks and food, what more could you ask for? With artwork by Aaron De La Cruz and Erik Otto, a live performance by A Million Billion Dying Suns, food by Rocky's Frybread and much more, "The Day's End v.2" party is not one to miss!

David Biskup incorporates both hand drawn and painterly elements in his narrative led, sequential illustrations. This, alongside an ingrained sense of character and humor shine through in his numerous editorial, advertising and children's book projects. After the success of ‘Yuri’, which was a finalist in the ‘Ligatura Pitching’ competition from Poland’s Centrala Press and was Highly Commended at the Macmillan Children’s Book Prize 2012, David has already made a start with his next ‘silent graphic novel’. 

Amy Borrell specializes in crafting carefully ordered displays and neatly labelled charts, rendered delicately in pencil and watercolor. Borrell is a freelance Illustrator and Designer based in Melbourne. She has a BA in Design (Honors) from RMIT and spends her days working on all kinds of lovely projects with clients across publishing, fashion and retail; whilst drinking lots of tea!

Emily Walus' works speak to the artist's profound understanding of the intricacies and subtleties of the natural world. Her portfolio ranges from detailed portraits of flora and fauna, to evocative gouache landscapes, in which she perfectly captures the glowing red light of a sunlit canyon or the moody ambiance of a glen at dusk. Walus graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design with a degree in Illustration. She currently resides in Burbank, CA.

Aubrey Learner has put her talents of photorealism to whimsical use, arranging butterflies, snails, bows, candy and other insects into constellations and geometric compositions to generate these gorgeous double-images. Operating somewhere between scientific study and illustration, Learner has a fantastic eye for the beautiful and absurd, creating frilled dresses out of dessert foods and faces out of ants. These works are fascinating to look at up close. Learner's talent for capturing photorealistic qualities is undeniable, yet it is the fact that she arranges her objects in such strange fashion that gives her work a unique edge. Learner lives and works in San Francisco.