Alexandre Day is a French sketch artist that draws with graphite upon paper and wood panels. His work is beautifully simple with tones of nostalgia and fantasy.

Mizenscen is an illustrator/digital collage artist based out of Los Angeles, CA who cuts & pastes obscure anatomic layers fused with flora in a vintage, classic touch.

Artist Edwige Fouvry extensively paints in layers creating texture and depth in her body of work that helps brings attention to the medium itself. Fouvry works with many mediums ranging from watercolor, pencil, oil paint, ink, and what have you.

Texas born illustrator AJ Frena uses both watercolor and digital art as the mediums to create work that blends nature with abstract.

Steve Johnson is an illustrator based out of San Francisco. "One of my objectives as an artist is to bridge conflicting views by revealing shared concerns and common ground. The basic desire to find and maintain security, whether in a home, job, or relationship, in a forever shifting landscape, can create more losers than winners. Using a cast of chickadees, rats, and hummingbirds, my current work navigates the gray areas and middle grounds inhabited by animals with competing interests."

Black and white illustrations by Paris based artist Nicolas Delort, personify a classic illustrative style and the grandeur of the stories they tell. His somber illustrations have complemented some epic literary gems like American Gods and Harry Potter.

Kozue Kuroki is a Japanese illustrator that conjures up a surreal fantasy that reveals a dark side of an unusual fetishism. Yet at the same time, this fairytale world portrays soft, soothing elements of petite little girls living in a world of innocence. Sort of like Alice in Wonderland but more strangely beautiful.

Mark Maggiori was previously featured back in August 2011, and I'm excited to bring him back because besides a successful photography career, Maggiori is also a painter...and a damn good one. Today, we feature some of Maggiori's paintings as well as some of his newer photographic works since his last feature.

Rosalie Kate Whittingham is an artist based out of Manchester, United Kingdom who is an illustrator and lingerie designer (according to her Behance profile). Whittingham's illustrations and drawings are light, delicate, and clean, only using color to accent and highlight specific sections of the piece.

Siyu Chen is a Chinese illustrator that studied in Beijing and New York City receiving her MFA at The School of Visual Arts. She works with both traditonal and digital mediums in her work that helps to create an interesting and unique surreal juxtaposition through her imagery. She is currently living in Germany working internationally designing books, magazines, and newspapers.

Roger Dean is a veteran English illustrator, designer, and architect best known for his work on posters and album covers that began in the Pink Floydian era. His visionary paintings often feature surreal-scapes in exotic psychedelic locations. The 'Retreat Pod' chair was designed by him and was featured in the film 'A Clockwork Orange'. This boss has sold more than sixty million copies world-wide.

Anthony Goicolea is an artist currently based out of New York who literally dabbles in just about everything ranging from photography, fine art, installation work, and video projects. Today, we highlight Goicolea's delicate and haunting fine art pieces.

Elizabeth Merritt Kong is an Asian-American artist who grew up with Mexican cultural influences in Southern California. The cultural influences from her childhood shows in her work through the mystical masks that displays a sense of power and identity in the form of mythical God-like beings.

Spiros Halaris is a London based Illustrator and Art Director that works in the field of fashion. He works with a variety of media often combining mixed media and digital aspects to various types of illustrations. The sophisticated yet sensitive way he uses his materials, playing with light and shadow in both color or black and white pieces, captures the pulse and style of the subject.

Christopher Alva is an artist currently based out of Athens, Georgia who creates figurative works of the female form.

TERBYWONDER is an artist currently based out of Vancouver, Canada who creates figurative drawings and illustrations. I feel like it's just as much of a challenge to create good "sketchbook art" as TERBYWONDER's as it is with any other art.

There perhaps is no better way to start a Monday off than with a series of wicked illustrations from the likes of Caitlin Hackett. Hackett is currently based out of Brooklyn, New York where she produces awesome illustrations of twisted "pseudo-mythical, mutated, and anthropomorphic creatures"...pure dope, I say.

Fabien Mérelle is an artist and sculptor hailing from France. Enjoy your Sunday with some of Mérelle's work, and hopefully, I get to go outside for my single hour of outdoor exercise in the EK backlot.

Monica Zeringue is an illustrator who is based out of New Orleans, Louisiana. "My drawings are all self-portraits. I use images of myself, often reduced to a prepubescent form, in multiples. The girls exist in a world devoid of any reference to time or location, as in a partially recalled dream or memory. I am exploring identity, as I return myself back to a time of possibility: still innocent, but at the brink of change. But, as in the workings of memory, where time is compressed, stretched out, folded over and rearranged, these girls shift between prepubescent and fully mature, sometimes in the same work."

Adrien Patout hasn't missed a beat since we last saw her work back in April 2012, and it's still raunchy when she wants it to be. Patout is currently based out of Paris, France where she continues to pump out both traditional and digital pieces.