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André Holzmeister
Conceptual artist, teacher for character animation and modeling and nowadays head of 3D CUBOCC / Island, a successful Brazilian advertising and branding agency specialized in graphic designs, are only a few examples of André Holzmeister’s recent career path.
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Scott Robertson
Scott Robertson is a concept artist, consultant for the entertainment, sporting goods, and transportation industries. He was born in Oregon, where, thanks to his father Richard, an artist, he learned how to draw and design the toys that he was dreaming about.
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Dr. Lukáš Brežák
Dr. Lukáš Brežák is a Check freelance illustrator, designer, photographer and 3D-artis. He passed his childhood years in the midst of the October forest in North Moravia. Later in his early twenties he decided to move for the South in search of warmer weather, new habits and relationships.
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Michal Lisowski
By looking Michal Lisowski’s work we get a whole new idea of conceptual art. The in Iazy Town, Poland born artist manages with his illustrations and digital paintings to not only show the viewer a simple picture but transmit emotions, feelings and the whole concept of an idea, as the name already suggests.
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Anarkitty
Emma Geary AKA Anarkitty is a 34-years old Pop-Surrealist artist born in a small village in Northern Ireland called Ballycarry. In 1999 she graduated the University of Ulster in Belfast and gained a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communications.
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Till Nowak
He lived his artistic evolution and perception of digital art as a rollercoaster ride through all forms of digital media. His passion for films and cinema had kept on growing arm in arm with computer gaming
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Rasmus Mogensen
“The never-ending graphical search for homogeneity”, this is what photography means to Rasmus Mogensen. So it comes, that at the early age of eight years, the today well established photographer, took his very first steps towards being an inspiring artist, by taking pictures of animals in his garden.
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Johan Thörnkvist
A picture, a drawing tablet and Photoshop: that is all it takes to create these wonderful illustrations to the Swedish Johan Thörnkvist.
