Fab Ciraolo accentuates his artwork with cartoon creatures, floral animals and outer space as well as meticulously drawn figures that communicate a golden-hazed beauty to the viewer. This Chilean-based artist remains fluent in his artwork by working with different subject matter, but continuing the soft balanced coordination of different textures and icons.

Based in Santiago, Chile, illustrator Fab Ciraolo's beautifully rendered illustrations incorporate elements of pop culture and fashion with a vintage aesthetic, creating a unique fusion of patterns and motifs that borrow heavily from the iconic characters of our childhood. With a muted color palette and sensitive composition, Ciraolo's work is evocative, brooding, and luminous.

Chilean painter Matias Santa Maria creates colorful images that use an illustrative style to abstract and warp space, figures, and the various subjects within the work, combining beautiful shapes and hues in his satisfying compositions.

Susanita was raised on an avocado farm in Quillota City, Chile and was transplanted to the suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts in 1985. In 2011, she is creating graphically collaged and erotically charged works, working as an art director and piecing together exquisite collaborations.

Featured in our August 2010 issue, Chilean artist Basco Vazko has teamed up with his girlfriend and photographer, Paloma Palomino for a new project titled, "Aymara, Valeria, Camila & Melina." The project aimed to emphasize the female body and accented shapes through Basco's black paint work on the bodies themselves. More looks of the finished products after the jump . . . Perhaps NSFW . . .