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Brian Stauffer: Art Anxiety

Some images make you laugh and say, “Whoa” at the same time.

Scott Altmann

"Scott Altmann's" www.theispot.com/artist/saltmann richly colored fantasy art exudes a luminescent quality. He’s equally at home in working traditionally in oil or commanding pixels to do his bidding.

Ferris Plock

Plock's surrealist and seemingly childish artwork more often than not incorporates animals or monsters in everyday human conditions.

Hong Kong illustrator Lio Beardsley

Lio Beardsley entered an Anna Sui 'Dolly Head' contest in 2003, won the grand prize, had a chance to meet Anna herself, and has worked with her ever since.

Josh Ellingson

Much of his work touches upon machinery, technology and visions of the future.

Vicky Woodgate

Exploring the full potential of digital artwork big and small.
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Phillip Fivel Nessen

Emerging artist Phillip Fivel Nessen is already making waves in the industry. His work combines a forceful line, strong concepts and a rich emotional development.

Nessen’s work has been recogniz

Jill Calder: New Yorker Mini Takeover

Jill Calder's whimsical artwork takes over the April 16, 2007 issue of the New Yorker with a narrative series of ads for Mass Mutual Financial Group. The Ne

Chris Lane

Chris Lane inks and watercolors successfully achieve whimsical satire as well as grim scenes of despair, all the while maintaining an engaging, quirky quality. He drinks a lot of coffee, eats a lo

Jon Reinfurt - not your mother's montage

Jon Reinfurt was created in 1980 by a team of German engineers attempting to build the world’s largest robot. When the team unveiled their prototype to the scientific community they were met wit

You’ve seen their Samsung ad graphics everywhere

Worldwide ad campaigns, cutting-edge clothing, and international art exhibitions for the likes of Cingular, Nike, Dasani, Artful Dodger, Levi’s. The visual splendor Vault 49 serves up never fails t