As the March 2013 issue hits newsstands this week, we are very pleased to give you an inside look at the features and content in the magazine this month. Not only do we get brought into the riddle-filled world of Mike Shine and his new Flotsam's Harvest exhibition opening in SF this March, we catch up with Curtis Kulig, Pat Perry, Peter Sutherland, Victor Castillo, Caitlin Hackett, Mary Iverson, Hamburger Eyes, Jean-Pierre Roy, and Daehyun Kim.

In this week's Artist Sixers, we interview the incredibly talented Caitlin Hackett, a Brooklyn-based artist and illustrator whose beautifully grotesque and finely detailed work explores the often destructive relationships between humans and animals.

Caitlin Hackett’s work is an intoxicating combination of beautiful, grotesque, and morbidly romantic imagery, similar to a Dark Crystal dreams and Victorian nightmares; she creates work pulling from a wide spectrum of myths, fairy tales and natural fantasy. Mostly rendered with ballpoint pens and watercolors, it exhibits a level of detail, skill and patience that is difficult to surpass.