Meghan Howland is an American oil painter with a knack for creating dreamy, almost hypnagogic images of birds, boys, girls and dolls. Her work has an aura of pleasantry and whimsical innocence, yet one can't help but smell a slight wift of darkness seeping through her pictures...

Johnson Tsang is a Hong Kong based artist with an insane ability to make solids splash. He uses materials such as ceramics and steel to masterfully warp their natural states into interesting sculptures of a more fluid appearance.

Oliver Vernon is an acrylic painter who was born in the city of New York. His work quite often shows a surreal and warped portrayal of weird and wonderful, make-believe landscapes. The pale colour tones he uses juxtapose well with the harsh geometric shapes, altogether creating a fascinating mix of architecture, landscape and abstractions.

Maurice Sapiro is a Jersey-born, Connecticut dwelling artist who has dipped his toe into the production of many different creative forms. From ochreous coloured paintings to book-writing, Maurice has gathered a wealth of experience in the artistic world.

The artist who bears the name Luciana Rondolini is a woman of many talents. Her painting and drawing skills are ones which mere mortals such as my self can only really dream to achieve. But her charming installation work is what caught my eye the most. Straying away from the human size lollipop, when I say charming, I mean her engravement of fruit, dead and ripe alike, with jewel-like charms; a beautiful representation of the beauty which lies within nature.

I love hyperrealism. It's like a superpower to me. Shooting lasers? Flying? Controlling time? Nope. I don't want any of that. If I can be involved in a government experiment, or a nuclear, radioactive explosion that gives me the ability to paint like a photograph, I would take that over the powers shooting web-like mucus from my wrist any day of the week.

Mathieu Frossard (known by his website as Atelier Frossard) is a French designer, who over the past few years, has created an interesting array of sculptures and installations. Expect food, hooves and hidden faces.

Kent Rogowski is a Brooklyn based artist who has a knack for “transforming the generic into something personal”, and on this occasion, he has done so through the medium of jigsaw puzzles.

Jonathan Brilliant is an installation artist from the UK who gets himself into some sticky situations. Coffee stick, sticky, to be precise. He interweaves coffee sticks by the hundred into undulant sculptures like snow flakes, no two ever being the same.

Jean Marc Gady is a Parisian born sculptor with a lust for anything Fashion. After a fulfilling furnishing career, Jean Marc Grady began working for a plethora of high end names, from Louis Vutton, to Moet, designing artistic piece after artistic piece.

Don't you just love it when artists stay the exact same... but also get better simultaneously?

Caktus and Maria are a street-art duo hailing from Italy, brought together to bring you some borderline grotesque and boldly beautiful, detailed and murky portraits, splashed with colour and dullness. The perfect antithesises if you ask me.

Michael Murphy is a 3D installation specialist.