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…

Yuta Onoda, originally from Japan, is an illustrator and painter based in Toronto, Canada. He has developped a great personal style mixing Japanese and American influences. Apart his great mixed media and digital illustrations, Yuta Onoda shows an impressive list of awards, clients and exhibitions…

Marion Bolognesi is a New-York City based artist who splits her time between accessories design and a personal passion for watercolors paintings. Her style is very expressive and bold. Marion Bolognesi is having success with some commercial work in China for Rouge Magazine, she also has worked for Tank Theory or 55DSL.

Micah Ganske is an American artist based in New-York city. He’s done great serial paintings of various american towns; some that have been abandoned and those that have been over occupied. A very realistic style composed with much details and ideas. Micah Ganske has spent his career developing a very original method of stain painting that is quite unique in the art world today. Represented by RH Gallery in Tribeca.

Tomorrow Land: Greenpoint, NY, by Micah Ganske. Process video for a 5 months painting.

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Manuel Rebollo AKA elgatoazul is an illustrator from Salamanca, Spain. he has developped a great fashion style with a mix of techniques and moods. Manuel Rebollo shows high skills for drawing, sketches and/or illustration. But also he obviously has a serious art background, mixing some various art influences with so much efficiency.

Iain Crawford grew up in Africa and Malaysia, after spending several years living and working in New York, he is now based in London and continues to work internationally. His work his made of a strong graphic and textural quality, often created by a fusion between paint and model. Iain Crawford’s art is about playing beautifully with some unpredictable chaos.

Diego Fernandez is a freelance illustrator from Buenos Aires, Argentina. His illustrations are beautiful mixed media, perfectly detailed and executed.

Joshua Petker is an active graffiti writer from an early age, who painted street art through college. While pursuing a degree in History, his interest in the arts and Art History expanded beyond graffiti. After studying abroad in Florence, Italy during college, he became engrossed in figurative and abstract painting and committed himself to making art his career. He has exhibited in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and the U.K. He lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.

Violeta Hernández is an llustrator & Graphic Designer from Monterrey, Mexico. Her work centers on feminine esthetics and art toys. She finds herself at ease in drawing, paper texture, the effervescence of colour, inks, shades and fine lines that can only be obtained when working by hand. Violeta Hernández is a member of the rising creative class from Monterrey, being featured in individual expos such as “Exótica” at the Arte Cocodrilo Gallery (Mty, Mx 2010) and diverse collective expositions such as “El Arca de Neón” (DF, Mx. 2007), “El Último Mono” (Barcelona, Spain 2009), “Animalia” (Mty, Mx 2010), & “Muera el Perro” at the Pristine Galerie (Mty, Mx 2011).