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Graham Roumieu
Graham Roumieu ( born September 26, 1978) is the creator of the books 101 Ways To Kill Your Boss, In Me Own Words: The Autobiography of Bigfoot, Me Write Book: It Bigfoot Memoir, the just released Bigfoot: I Not Dead and the upcoming Cat and Gnome.
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Kristine Lombardi
Kristine knew she wanted to be an artist the moment she picked up her first crayon-sometime around 1973.
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Ryan Graber
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Ryan Grabber has a love of sitting on rooftops. Standing at 6'6
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Marc Rosenthal
He attended Princeton University, majoring in architecture and left-wing politics. After graduating , he became a painter, eventually earning an MFA in a vain attempt to secure a teaching position.
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Amy Hunting
Amy was born in a small place in Norway on Christmas Day and her older sister instantly hated her for ruining Christmas and having to wait another day to open all the presents.
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Phil McAndrew
While in college, Phil earned money by illustrating t-shirts, posters, and album covers for rock bands in the Western-New York area.
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Matthieu Bessudo
mcbess is Matthieu Bessudo, named mcbess by his friends as there was too many Matthieus in their gang . He likes to spend his time mainly drawing and playing music , he is French but lives in London where he works as director with the Mill.
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Tiffany Bozic
Her work has the traditional air of tightly rendered nature illustrations but with a highly emotional range of surreal metaphorical themes.
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Vinogradov Boris S.
Boris Vinogradov was born in Tashkent, the capital of Central Asia (Uzbekistan) in 1967. He studied in Republican Art School in Tashkent starting from 1986.
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Miguel Gallardo
Miguel Gallardo studied at Barcelona's Massana School of Arts and Crafts. He started his professional career combining comics and illustration, finally dedicating himself fully to the latter.
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Kristin Elder
he started drawing not long after, producing birds, deformed mickey mice, and thousands of tyrannosaurus rexes on reams of typing paper.
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Steve Scott
In the late 90s he quit full time work to concentrate on Illustration
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Greg Clarke
Having acquired a degree in art from UCLA at a time when drawing and painting were regarded as quaint relics from the past, Greg is self-taught as an illustrator.
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Sergio Mora
Sergio Mora is an artist living in Barcelona. His work has been categorized as Pop Surrealism.
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Harmony Gong
Currently, she spends most of her time with her boyfriend drawing, playing Final Fantasy, or watching movies.
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Matte Stephens
He is a self taught artist who has found most of his inspiration in design . Other sources of inspiration come from nature, family pets and life in suburbia.
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Alexander Blue
His work has appeared in magazines, advertising and product. Clients include Target, Venue Snowboards, Egreetings and Revista Colectiva.
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Bob Staake
Known for his ecclectic sense of graphic design, Bob Staake's illustrations and images appear in everything from magazines to books, animation to greeting cards, advertising to newspapers, cereal boxes to CD-ROM games.
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Catell Ronca
Catell was born on Christmas Day to a French mother and Swiss father in Basel, Switzerland. She moved to England in 1997, attracted by that special British affinity for images and the big city.
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Laura Plansker
Laura Plansker grew up in a family where NOT going to art school
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A.Richard Allen
Richard attended Central Saint Martins College in London England as a fine art painting undergraduate in the early 1990s.
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Ana Bagayan
Ana Bagayan was born in the capital of Armenia; Yerevan, and moved to the United States when she was six years old.
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Gediminas Siaulys
Gediminas was born one sunny spring day. It happened in 80's Soviet Union, an inspirational time when colors were pale, shop interiors stylish and ice-cream yummy.
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Robert Shadbolt
Robert Shadbolt graduated from the RCA in 1984. Since then he has sustained a diverse and varied career working for clients in editorial, advertising, design, the web, publishing, textiles and ceramics.
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Marc Burckhardt
Marc Burckhardt employs historic genres and materials to convey modern ideas and thought-provoking images.
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Anne-Julie Aubry
Anne-Julie Aubry is a French emerging artist, who works as a freelance illustrator and painter.
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Stephanie Levy
After traveling widely in Europe, Stephanie settled in Munich in 2005 with her husband and two daughters. She works as a freelance artist and illustrator and teaches English to ambitious Germans in her spare time.
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Flavio Morais
Music keeps him alive ... turn the music off and there will be no more Flavio Morais
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Nigel Buchanan
Nigel Buchanan studied in New Zealand and has spent the last few years in Sydney, Australia where he now lives.
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Michael Perry
Perry creates new typefaces and sundry graphics that inevitably evolve into his new work, exercising the great belief that the generating of piles is the sincerest form of creative process.
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Olaf Hajek
After his diploma he moved to Amsterdam, where he started to work as a freelance illustrator.
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Edwin Fotheringham
In 1992, after giving up on the idea of being a fine artist and stockboy, Edwin met with the eminent graphic artist Art Chantry ...
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Gilbert Ford
Gilbert Ford was born in Jackson, Mississippi and is named after his dad and grandfather, who are both professional photographers.
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Noah Woods
Noah Woods is a graduate of UCLA and Art Center College of Design. His children's book
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That Crook'd 'Sipp
That Crook’d ‘Sip: The Beauregard family, much like their Mississippi mansion, is falling apart.
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Interview: Calef Brown
Calef Brown has been working as an illustrator since 1992. His clients include Time, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, The New Yorker, and numerous other newspapers and magazines. Calef's work has been used for advertising, book and CD covers, murals, and packagin
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Stephanie Wunderlich
Stephanie Wunderlich studied Graphic Design in Augsburg, Germany, where she achieved a master degree in 1990.
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Kim Rosen
Kim worked as a graphic designer for several years in New York before realizing that she was meant to be an illustrator.
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Eboy
The basic idea driving eBoy was the embracement of the new possibilities of emerging digital world.
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Jen Lobo
Jen Lobo was born in 1980 along the shores of South Bay, CA. Even as a young child, she had a great affinity for all things feathered, furry, avian and aquatic.
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Martin Haake
After some years living in London, Martin moved back to Berlin where he lives with his wife and his two little sons.
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Tomer Hanuka
Tomer Hanuka is an Illustrator and a cartoonist. He was born in Israel, and attended School of Visual arts in NY.
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Luc Melanson
After a Bachelors degree in graphic design, he realized that he didn't really want to be a designer. He decided to dedicate himself exclusively to illustrating.
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Gwenda Kaczor
Gwenda Kaczor is a freelance illustrator/designer/animator currently based in Denver, Colorado.
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Gary Taxali
The encouragement of his parents led Gary to take art classes as a child which eventually led him to pursue an art education.
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Book: Bob Dob
Bob Dob's first collection is a signed and numbered edition featuring sketches, drawings and paintings : Bob's book is available in hard cover) and soft cover
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Jonathan Weiner (Viner)
After graduating RISD in 1998, Viner moved to Brooklyn, NY and broke into the illustration world with several freelance gigs for the Village Voice. Before long his client list grew to include Rolling Stone, Playboy, Business Week, Simon & Schuster, Elekt
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