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.

We featured the work of  Montreal based artist Jonathan Bergeron aka Johnny Crap back in January 2011. Since that last feature,  his work has gotten out of control awesome. He's cranked out some sweet new series introducing new styles and groovy characters to his original repertoire.

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."

Sandra Chevrier was recently featured back in March of this year, and we eagerly bring her back to share more of her work with all of you. Today, we present Chevrier's mixed media on woven paper paintings where she uses traditional mediums combined with actual pages from comic books to create her colorful and lively pieces.

Laurie Hassold is a sculptor based out of Southern California that constructs bizarre organisms out of this world. She molds her extraterrestrial lifeforms out of clay, bones, wire, paint, and other random objects. H.R. Giger and Kris Kuksi would be proud.

What better way to create new and interesting forms of technological art, than to combine all of our pre-existing ones? Meet studio Marshmallow Laser Feast, with their amazing showcase of Musical Laser Forests, Light Painting, and Quadcopters. In association with The Creators Project

Etsuko Miura is a Japanese sculptor that creates frail-looking amputated dolls in bondage. Immediately, they look physically very shocking and in traumatic states, but the craftsmanship in details and the allure of the bizarre embodies beauty within their delicate nature. Check out the original post that was featured back in July 2011.

Jeff Dillon is currently based out of Baltimore, Maryland where he continues to work as an illustrator and designer. Dillon uses a combination of traditional and digital techniques in his work to achieve the visual style that is present throughout his body of work.

Marcin Owczarek is an artist originally hailing from Wroclaw, Poland who draws influences from Tibetan Book of the Dead, as well as his studies in cultural anthropology to create his "antiutopian" world in his art. Owczarek combines photography and digital manipulation to create his dark and gritty pieces...let's all hold hands and step in together.

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.

Christopher Coppers is a Brussels-based artist whose sculptural pieces are created by using strips of magazines. Combining his love for printed matter with an obvious urge for creative destruction, Christopher painstakingly revisits magazines in a way which somehow gives them a second purpose, a second life. This gentleman was featured on June 2010.

Currently based out Denver, Colorado, Emily J. Moore is an artist who uses a variety of mediums in her paintings, illustrations, and other mixed media pieces.

Charlie Anderson is an artist hailing from Edinburgh, UK who creates lively large-scale pieces that I want to commission to place in our EK headquarters even if it means to kill a man. Anderson's impressive work explores contemporary culture by sampling images from advertisements, political campaigns, and other mainstream sources, and recreates the aesthetic of the pieces being weathered and torn up through his creative process.

Jess & Keegan are a collaborative art-duo currently based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma where they continue to create art together. Essentially, Jess focuses on organic patterns and details of nature in the pieces, as Keegan works on the design, form, color and texture.

David Altmejd is a Canadian artist who lives and works in New York with a very unique approach to sculpting. He has a variety of styles from contemporary to obscure that screams of emotion using all forms of mediums. Mr. Altmejd was featured back in 2010 and it's great to see him back.

Simply put, Erik Sandberg creates paintings that look freakish. His work is eerily surreal mainly due to the fact that all of his subjects look like close relatives of Sasquatch or Chewbacca who went on one of those 5k Color Run events.

Vincenzo Rizzo is an Italian artist based out of Cotrone that blends watercolors and mixed-media on dictionaries and magazines to form iconic models. He has hundreds of more paintings that can be viewed and purchased at his Etsy.

Rowan Newton was featured back in February 2011, and it seems that Newton has been busy the past 2 years. Rowan uses spray paint, acrylics, and ink to create his gritty pieces that brings him back to EK.

Alyson Shotz is a contemporary sculptor and installation artist based out of Brooklyn, New York. The R.I.S.D. alumni has been featured at the Guggenheim in New York, Atlanta’s High Museum, Storm King and Socrates Sculpture Parks, and Louis Vuitton in Kobe, Japan.

Olga Ziemska is a sculptor hailing from Cleveland, Ohio. Taken literally, her name means Olga "of the Earth" which is wonderfully fitting given her supernatural ability to sculpt movement from tendrils of wood.