Natalie Toms was born in Cornwall, a place of faraway fields, cascading cliff faces and sleepy shores. She spent the summers of her childhood marvelling at the tall trees and little creatures in the fields behind her grandparents' house. Burying herself deeper in the thickets of the countryside, she would build dwellings beneath trees, make drawings, hang wind-chimes from branches and collect leaves, sycamore seeds and other natural ephemera that she found on her wanderings.

Logan Fitzpatrick a young artist and illustrator living in Brooklyn, NY and currently attending Pratt Institute with a focus in Illustration. He has received two American Graphic Design Awards from GD USA, featured on Toy Design Served, & worked with Gallery 1988 and HelloGiggles among many others. Prepare to get your mind warped into hyper-speed from a donut induced jet-ski tail spin, hosted by your favorite shredding dolphin, with whipped cream on top. Furby Love.

Specializing in all things illustration, Zach Meyer is known for his high contrast portraiture for editorial pieces, deeply intricate scenes that appear to be renderings of compositions out of a movie, and of course 'Cheap Theatrics'- like the name of this piece. Zach lives and works in Illinois and created this drawing using acrylic and ink on paper.

Specializing in all things illustration, Zach Meyer is known for his high contrast portraiture for editorial pieces, deeply intricate scenes that appear to be renderings of compositions out of a movie, and of course 'Cheap Theatrics'- like the name of this piece. Zach lives and works in Illinois and created this drawing using acrylic and ink on paper.

Here we go. Coming up this Feb. 1st at Fecal Face Gallery in San Francisco, the one and only Jay Howell will be displaying a new selection of his epicly amazing illustrations- his third solo show at the space. Jay is now a Los Angeles based artist with his hands in everything from cartooning to face melting. YES!

Gorgeous new print released from the talented Jonathan Bergeron, A.K.A johnny Crap, an artist living & painting in Montreal. He works mostly on shirt designs, for bands or urban brands but is also a painter exhibiting through Canada & the U.S., working mostly with oils or ink but he also creates digital illustrations. Loving his new Skull Brush piece.

A master draftsman, Justin Gibbens was trained in both scientific illustration and traditional Chinese painting-a skill set that he employs in his zoological drawings. Gibbens' stylized and embellished beasts speak of evolution, mutation and biodiversity, and perhaps serve as cautionary tales and stand-ins for our anthropocentric selves. By lifting the formal conventions of classic natural science illustration, Gibbens imagines legendary and diabolical beasts...

As an emerging artist, Elliot Freeman is currently studying Illustration at Camberwell College of Art and is in his 2nd year of his studies. Elliot's work is raw, edgy and somewhat humorous- often showing skewed perspectives and a new way of approaching abstracted characters and compositions.

As an emerging artist, Elliot Freeman is currently studying Illustration at Camberwell College of Art and is in his 2nd year of his studies.  Elliot's work is raw, edgy and somewhat humorous- often showing skewed perspectives and a new way of approaching abstracted characters and compositions.

With a focus on animated, cartoon style illustrations and hand rendered typography, Brooklyn, NY based artist and illustrator Graham Yarrington's drawings are highly distinguishable. He works both with traditional and digital drawing media to create these humorous renderings.