Danny Deeptown is a UK based illustrator whose portraits, poetry illustrations and other work are always "stylized, full of emotion and character, with the occasional message attached." Deeptown works in traditional mediums, using classic pen and ink techniques with watercolor was to create a mood that can range from mysterious and dark to humorous and heartfelt. Deeptown graduated with honors from Swansea Metropolitan University in illustration and has since been commissioned by ING Banking, Flying Frog Publishing, Hinkler Publishing and more.   

Daniel Horowitz sat down at his desk and began, with no particular purpose or direction, drawing on a blank piece of paper. That piece of paper turned into two, three, four, and eventually 365. A mixed media artist, Daniel's work has been featured in The New York Times, GQ, and The Wall Street Journal. He is now the cover illustrator for The American Reader. His 365 Series has been turned into a book (a limited print of 365 copies of course).

Pascaline Mini, aka Myth' of the Rainbow, is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Lille, France. The artist describes her work as "a fantasy space whose primary source draws from the extraordinary timeless icons of creation myths. Cosmogonic nostalgia, aesthetic fantasies, divine and colorful passions form a holy bridge between imaginary moments and traditions. Written in an idealized "mytho-symbolism," the myth of the rainbow explores the possible creation legends of a new fantasy world."

Peter Driben (b. 1903 - d. 1968) was a highly successful American pin up and glamor artist whose charmingly risqué illustrations were beloved by the American public from the beginning of WWII until the great baby boom of the 1950's. Although he is often overshadowed today by the likes of Alberto Vargas and Gil Elvgren, Driben's prolific output and popularity during his lifetime have firmly cemented him as one of the 20th century's great pin up artists, and his alluring creations continue to delight and titillate.

With a style that mixes the aesthetics of Western, Asian, and Arabic calligraphy, artist Simon Silaidis intertwines the cultural traditions of these disparate parts of the world in a single harmonious script. Applying them to the bare surfaces of abandoned urban buildings, Silaidis' calligraphy conveys a message of change and hope in impoverished landscapes, both physically and philosophically. "Skyfall" is a moving video documenting this artistic process, each gest symbolizing a simple step toward inner peace and human unity.

Sakke Soini is a freelance digital artist, graphic designer, and illustrator based in Helsinki, Finland. While attending business school he realized he was spending more time perfecting his PowerPoint presentations than on his school work, so after graduating with a BA in international business in 2006, he decided to switch gears and pursue a career in graphic design. Soini draws his inspiration from the brightness of Japanese pop culture, science fiction movies, electronic music, and the 1980's in general.

Luca Ionescu is the internationally lauded artist behind Like Minded Studio, a Sydney-based design studio with a range clients that include Nike, Zoo York, MTV, Coca-Cola, and Hurley, to name a few. Ionescu is renowned for his logo and typography work, as well as his talent for branding and motion graphics. He most recently collaborated with Baz Luhrman and his team on logo branding and typography for "The Great Gatsby," going so far as to create original display typeface and letterforms exclusively for the production.

Born in Barcelona in 1981, designer, illustrator, and typographer Alex Trochut has been working professionally as a freelance artist since 2007. His works plays with modern conceptions of minimalism, effortlessly combining restraint and simplicity with touches of opulence and brilliant details. Driven by a singular desire to constantly evolve, Trochut's ambition for perennial improvement is reflected in his eclectic yet consistently exceptional body of work, not to mention his personal work philosophy, "more is more." 

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.

Dean Falsify Cook's--also known as "Sonar Fates"-- work addresses themes of the mystic and robotic through digital means. His illustrations have a particularly industrial aesthetic, bringing to mind video game concept art in all its fantastical precision. Cook's work often contains underlying narratives of technological theory and myth, lending a sense of mystery and voice to the work. Cook is masterful with his usage of the digital form.