Yuta Onoda is a mixed media artist and illustrator from Japan.

http://www.donatoart.com

Yury Ustsinau is an artist from Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Ustsinau is an illustrator, graphic designer, and digital artist. http://ustsinau.com http://behance.net/ustsinau

Greg "Craola" Simkins is an American artist. http://imscared.com/

http://briandonnelly.org

Winnie Truong is an artist from Toronto, Canada. Truong's works below are color crayons on large scale paper. http://winnietruong.com

Olga Feldman is an artist from Saint Petersburg, Russia. Feldman's range of work stretches from graphic design, character design, and illustration. Acid anyone? http://behance.net/LinzzaFeldman

Kwon Kyung Yup is a Korean painter.

Mi Ju is a painter from Korea.

Artwork by Nick Lepard. http://nicklepard.com

Mi Ju's work makes my brain explode.  I mean that in every way possible. Very rarely, and I mean very very rarely do I see an artist who I immediately desire to the deepest part of my heart to own a piece of their work so I can sit and stare at it 8 hours a day.   Mi Ju is one of them.  That brings my grand total to two.

Mark Evans uses only knives and other sharp tools to etch, carve, and scratch images on large sheets of animal skins. It doesn't get any more primitive of an art form than that. http://markevansart.com

Artist Scott Hove was born and raised in San Francisco, California, USA. Hove currently lives and works right across the bay in the city of Oakland.

Patrick Martinez is an artist from Pasadena, California, USA. Most of Martinez's work is influenced from his time growing up in the city.

Chloe Early is an artist from London, UK. Early's works are oil paintings on aluminum and canvas. http://chloeearly.com

Artist Daniela Carvalho was originally born in Perú, but now, currently resides in Spain. http://156centimetros.com http://behance.net/156centimetros

Artwork by architect Dina Haddadin http://behance.net/dinahaddadin

Noil Klune is a digital artist. http://noilklune.com

http://markbrowndebut.blogspot.com/

Artist Titus Kaphar creates elaborate cutout paintings, delicately creating a dialogue in his wok that explores black and white racial history. http://tituskaphar.blogspot.com