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.

Wyatt Mills is an artist currently based out of Brooklyn, New York who creates oil on canvas paintings that straddles the line between abstract and surrealist art. Mills originally hails from Mt. Kisco, New York, but was raised in Los Angeles, California.

Originally hailing from Southern California, Casey Weldon is currently based out of Brooklyn, New York where he continues to work as an illustrator and fine artist.

Lee Chen Dao is a figurative painter based out of Taipei, Taiwan who creates oil on canvas pieces. Give Lee a brush, canvas, and some paint, and he'll paint you fat adult men in superhero masks with bad tan lines...well, maybe not all the time.

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.

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.

Wang Zi Won was featured back in March 2011 for his amazing Buddhist influenced serene-steam-punk-esque sculptures. On this magical April day, I'm happy to bring Wang back for a revisit to check out more of his work since last year. Let's all light one and enjoy Wang's work.

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.