Marco Calcinaro was born in San Benedetto del Tronto (Italy) in 1971, graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera in Milan in 1993. His work is his painting, exhibited in galleries across Italy, also working as an illustrator for the publishing and advertising.

3D illustrations created by James Shepherd, a freelance commercial illustrator based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Full of rich colors and energetic, his illustrations are perfect for capturing the attention on anyone and are fun to look at. James has been working in the industry since 1996, and produced many artworks in a range of contexts. Some of his clients include Disney, Hasbro, Frito-Lay, and Burger King, just to name a few.

Oil Painting Portrait Illustrations by Paul Lovering UK based artist Paul Lovering. Most of his paintings are watercolours.

Photo Manipulation Artwork by blackenn, amazing Photography Photo Manipulation from Artist blackenn

Broken Crow is a stencil-based artistic collaboration between Mike Fitzsimmons and John Grider. He has attained global recognition for their pioneering use of large-scale stencils in the increasingly established arena of street art. Through painting, Broken Crow seeks to reintroduce wild animals back into the urban habitats that we humans live in, writing their own mythology as they go.

Alexis Marcou. graduated from Plymouth University, since then has been doing freelance work for a wide range of clients such as Cisco, Hewlett Packard and Nike. His representative works contain DACS Expose, Snow Queen, Hewlett Packard, DACS Episodes, Panda and more.

Corporate Identity design by Ana Gomez, she after graduating in 2002 and worked in a small design shop for a year, Ana love typography, illustration, projecting and, in general, the process of idea generation.

Legend of John Jameson and Process Manual is a Retro style Book Design by Dan Ogren.

Dan Mountford has an incredible series of portraits titled The Worlds Inside of Us. “a visual journey through our minds by calm and tidy means which the reality of everyday life does not show.”  He explores the use of double exposure in his photographs, successfully isolating parts of an image in camera with no help from our friend Photoshop.