Born and raised in Newport, Rhode Island, Logan Faerber is a freelance illustrator who graduated from the Montserrat College of Art with a BFA in illustration and graphic design. He's currently living and working in Boston, MA, bringing his own unique style to characters, comics, websites, and other various forms of print design. Aside from freelance illustration work, Faerber is also the co-founder and lead illustrator of the design company Dobot, where he also works on web-design, typography, and branding.

With a personal motto like "Range is conducive to growth," it's little wonder that Matt W. Moore's portfolio encompasses such a wide spectrum of shapes, colors, and applications. Founder of MWM Graphics, Moore applies the bold graphic aesthetics of his action board and graffiti art background to both his commercial and personal projects, dubbing his digital abstract style "Vectorfunk." His work has been featured by Apple, in Coca-Cola's London Olympics Campaign, and even in an entire issue of Wired Magazine. 

Raised in Germany and currently residing in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Paul Hoppe is a freelance illustrator, cartoonist, designer, and author who enjoys venturing in a variety of artistic fields, including editorial illustration, children's books, comics, advertising, and graphic design. In addition to his professional artistic work, Hoppe teaches courses on comics and the art of the graphic novel during the summer at the School of Visual Arts. His work has been honored by the Society of Illustrators, 3x3, and Communication Arts, to name a few.

"That Will Be The Day" is a mesmerizing audio/visual collaboration between composer Aldo Aréchar and motion graphics artist Matthew DiVito. Based in Boston, MA, DiVito uses Adobe After Effects and Cinema 4D to create his superb motion graphics work, and his abstract, soft-focus approach flawlessly complements Aréchar's sweeping instrumental compositions.

NYC-based artist Andy Gilmore is an undisputed master of color and geometric composition. His work is often characterized as polychromatic and hypnotic, although it could just as well be described as visually acoustic, his often complex arrangements referencing the scales and melodies in music. Gilmore's journey toward his masterful style unfolded through a dogged pursuit of education through practical experience, noting the bookstores, bakeries, and theaters where he worked as more influential than his formal schooling.

Akiyoshi Kitaoka is a Psychology professor at the Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan. Studying visual perception, visual illusion, optical illusion, trompe l'oeil, and 3D, Kitaoka regularly creates incredible psychedelic patterns and illusion artworks, optical illusions that give the impression of images in motion. But don't stare too long, you might get dizzy!

'Fragile, delicate…yet graphic and strong – these elements define Nadia Flower's beautiful illustration work. Nestled in the far-flung beauty of the isles of New Zealand, Nadia happily weaves her imagination for clients across the world, applying hand-drawn and computer-based imagery to a range of visual mediums; from fine arts to fashion, editorial to advertising, books, textiles and much much more.'

Mike Hughes is a fine artist and illustrator based in Scotland. His illustrations are heavily influenced by BMX and skate culture, while his paintings investigate abstraction through the expansion of simple imagery. Hughes sees no relation between the two but enjoys the oscillation between high and low brow aesthetics. He lives and works in Aberdeen.

We just came across some impressive new pieces by South African street artist Faith47, including a new mural up in London entitled 'London. You Beast.' Based in Cape Town, Faith47's works of art can be found on both city and gallery walls worldwide, with pieces and exhibits in Europe, America, Australia and her native South Africa. Her works often incorporate the grit of the urban environment, testaments to finding the beauty in the harsh realities of city life.