The chaotic, intricate and raunchy awesomesauce that is Bicicleta Sem Frieo is back after their epic EK Interview! This illustration studio collective from Brazil was first featured on April 23rd 2010. Just as I figured, their psychedelic product definitely hasn’t lost its touch; sexy ladies and rock n’ roll combined with sheer artistic brilliance never go out of style.

Based out of Paris, France, Laurent Chehere's work has literally taken off. I haven't seen a flying house like this since the tornado dropped one on the wicked witch of the west.... That lady must've been a real bitch.

With an incredible flare for design and fantastic skills with graphite, this illustrator/graphic designer/video game enthusiast mixes traditional and modern techniques and creates an infusion of sick chromaticity; I present to you Grzegorz Domaradzki, but you can call him GABZ.

Fabio Selvatici is a self-taught, Ferrera-born photo-manipulator, with the beautiful talent of artistic deterioration.

Goñi Montes is definitely one of my favorite illustrators of all time. His creativity is endless and at this rate, it is likely that the amount of times we feature him on EK will be too. He was first featured back in April 2010 and was back for an interview on March 24th, 2011. Now for his third time around i bring you the incredibly innovative, psychedelic work of a dreamer's artist beyond compare. Enjoy irresponsibly.

The artist; Gary Fernandez. Description; a bonafide badass. His art; mindful, abstract, and mesmerizing. He's passion; illustration and graphic art. Emerging from; Spain. Currently existing in; Canada.

Street artist/painter/digital artist extraordinaire Jeff Soto, was featured on EK back October, 2010. He's been working on some sick art for some of my favorite bands along with some splendidly complex personal pieces. His work covers a range of styles and media that somehow stay signature and never fall short of creativity.

Who knew that one page could make a whole book? Incorporating typography into a modern publication of Great Expectations, GraphicDesign& has available for purchase Page 1: Great Expectations, "The responses of 70 international graphic designers when posed with the same brief – to design and lay out the first page of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens, a text chosen in part because it directly references lettering as Pip searches for clues about his family from the letterforms inscribed on their tombstone."

Graphic designer Luis Dourado appeared on EK on October 2, 2010 for his awesome digital collages. Lovin' the new compositions he's come up with since.

From May 18 – October 28, “Mind the Map: inspiring art, design and cartography will draw on the Museum’s outstanding map collection to explore the themes of journeys, identity and publicity.”

Malika Favre is a French designer and illustrator residing in London who has a good amount of sex-charged work.

Annie Vought is an Oakland, CA native that has handwritten and hand-cut a series based on her personal writings. It's quite amazing how her craftsmanship conjures the discipline within each negative space, surrounding every single character. Enjoy the details.

The motion graphic wizards at Weareseventeen rightfully flex their muscles in their latest title-sequence project Type. Wonderful sound design by Box of Toys Audio.

Nicolas Le Borgne aka Odö, has developed his sick style and insane detail since Konahrtist posted his work on October, 2010. This France based artist works on delicate Arches paper, leaving no room for mistakes or regrets in his pieces. Given his style, it’s fitting that he has become much like a tattoo artist in his method. Great stuff man!

Robert Farkas is a new media artist that composites themes based on wolves, lions, foxes and other wildlife animals. By digitally layering the lonesome pack, he executes them clean and fresh. Majority of his prints can be printed and purchased on t-shirts, ipod covers and several other medium at Society 6.

Kim Joon is an artist hailing from Korea who uses contorted/distorted compositions of the human body as his canvas; He adorns skin with complex patterns, recognizable symbols and textures to create his pieces. Kim was featured in 2010 by Bunnyman so i had to see more.

David Marsh is a British graphic designer that creates pantone-constructed series of classic album covers consisting of swatch grids developed through Adobe Illustrator. "The purpose of this series is my own exploration and development along with the satisfaction I have when I complete an image I like to experiment with image creation and will stumble onto a technique and develop that and then archive it and resurrect it when I have a  purpose for it. I will develop this idea into various new directions, the next being actually painting some of the covers that work best, hopefully on a very large scale or using collage to create the image. the options are endless and that excites me." -David Marsh

The culmination of stunning work from Brooklyn-based studio Something Savage comes from the imaginative mind of self-taught designer / animator Daniel Savage. Savage works within both architectural and digital spaces, his projects spanning from personal nostalgia all the way to high-end commercial productions.

Sam Green is an artist, photographer, and graphic designer hailing from London, UK. Green has an extremely diverse body of work spanning unique experimental pieces to attractive commercial commissions that combines and demonstrates all of his artistic skills sets.

Bigotry is probably one the most destructive attitudes in society...not to mention, also a very poisonous state of mind for both the bigot in question and any group or one person who is the target of such an ignorant prejudice. Hailing from New York City, New York, Johnross Post is a multi-disciplined artist who actively creates pieces (both commissioned and personal) that explores social issues plaguing society, not just in the US, but internationally as well. Art with a purpose...that's what we strive for!