Mab Graves has a true love affair with narrative. Having been brought up by parents who felt it was important to read their children bedtime stories, Mab developed her passion for storytelling at a young age. Her exposure to the … Read More
Adrian Cox is deeply passionate about art and it’s history. It is through his particular passion for figurative painting that the thematic seeds for his current work were sown. Adrian has placed his focus on disrupting the ways we interpret … Read More
Dan Harding was born and raised in central New Jersey where he grew up with a passion for anything to do with horror. As a young boy he whiled away the hours reading old horror zines, comics and books, as … Read More
Nicoletta Ceccoli was born in 1973 in the Republic of San Marino, Italy and graduated from the Institute of Art in Urbino where she went to classes in the ducal palace, and studied animation cinema. She has illustrated many children’s … Read More
Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins remembers what it was like to be a kid. He is able to vividly recall the permanent state of curiosity and wonder that we all experience in our formative years. The memories from this period of his … Read More
Esao Andrews grew up in the Arizona desert, and moved to New York in 1996 to complete his BFA in Illustration at the School of Visual Arts. After graduating in 2000, he spent the next few years working as a … Read More
Alessandro Sicioldr is conscientiously observant and nurturing of the inner world which emerges from his subconscious mind. Since he was a young boy, Alessandro has paid close attention to the images and visions which would appear to him, and he … Read More
Ana Bagayan’s work is inspired by the metaphysical – E.T.s, aliens, spirits, ghosts, intergalactic space creatures, ethereal beings, anything that hints at the idea that we are just a small part of the unimaginably vast Universe. Ana defines her work … Read More
Roman Klonek is a printmaker, and it can be disputed by no-one, that he is a bona fide wizard of the the woodcut. Since he became enchanted with a technique of woodcut printing known as the ‘lost cut’, over fifteen … Read More
Amandine Urruty taps into a fantastical stream of spontaneous creative thought and channels it to the tip of her pencil, which flows over paper, leaving behind a wondrous world filled with curious characters, engaged in even more curious pursuits. With … Read More