Onur Senturk is a designer and director at Prologue Films, he lives in Los Angeles, California. He studied traditional painting and figure drawing followed by a traditional animation degree as his BFA. He took part in several international and national collaborative exhibitions both in print and time-based media. He designed and animated the famous motion design piece “Triangle” awarded twice by Vimeo as best motion graphics and “Nokta” which received honorary mention from Ars Electronica (Computer Animation/ Film /VFX category). He has been featured in many national and international magazines, newspapers, events, such as Onedotzero, Stash, Computer Arts, Freemote Born Digital and Motionographer with interviews, presentations, articles and showcases both online and published. He contributed to David Fincher version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo opening titles with design animation and creative direction at Blur Studios.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, opening titles designed, animated and produced at Blur Studio.

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Jana Brike is an artist from Riga (Latvia, small country in the Baltic region of Northern Europe). Inspired by her children book illustrations, the Russian realism, Soviet animation masters or renaissance master’s biblical paintings. She creates powerful and strange imagery of ordinary scene of daily life twisted in some surreal universe. Her paintings are beautifully haunted with a particular interest to identity, sexuality or any emotional landscape.
Jana Brike has exhibited his work all through Europe as well as in several parts of the US.

Studio Angelo is Nick Arcidy’s online portfolio. This Italian-American illustrator recently graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design with a BFA in illustration. Great works with various styles inspired by high fashion, runway shows, electronic music, pulsating basslines, and video games. Nick Arcidy’s worked for such companies as MIT’s Gambit and Mesh Design Agency, as well as several freelance clients. A promising artist to be followed…

Nicolas Nemiri is a French comic author and illustrator, early influenced by masters like Moebius or Pratt and who also have a true passion for Japanese comics. Nicolas Nemiri has developped a very mature and sensitive style through different journeys in Japan and China and he publishes drawings on his personal blog. Represented by “agence Patricia Lucas”.

Matteo De Longis is an Italian artist with a very obvious influence coming from Japanese comic books.

Tony Riff is an illustrator from London, his work mainly consists of characters of his own creation. Everything he does starts hand drawn (illustration, typography, logos…).

Tony Riff by itdrewitself

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Sam Vanallemeersch is an artist from Belgium creating lots of drawings with many differing styles. A crazy portfolio, amazing!

Paul Alexander Thornton is an artist living in London. He mainly uses pencils, watercolors, permanent markers to do great skull drawings, flower drawings and sketchbooks. Paul Alexander Thornton also is a musician.

Dripping Red Skull. Paul Alexander Thornton’s drawing is made using watercolour paints and a red ballpoint pen. The music is a composition called ‘Rawdha’ written, performed, recorded and produced by Paul Alexander Thornton

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Max Boufathal creates sculptures of divinities, monsters, and objects of natural history. His artefacts are a mix of tribal art and consumerism. Max Boufathal just launched a new website.

Marina Coudray is a French artist doing great characters with a manga inspiration. She works as a set designer for a game as well as various multimedia projects called Wakfu. She also works on comics and children books as personal work.