C. KIRK / PORTFOLIO

ckirk is an urban contemporary painter concentrating on figurative art. For more than a decade, he rambled across the country consuming legendary amounts of booze, drugs, sex, misadventure, and jail food. In 2005 he sobered up, settled down, married and turned his insatiable appetite toward becoming a successful artist. After stampeding the Dallas art scene, kirk's art quickly became a sought after commodity by local collectors, visitors, and those just passing through.

KATIE SCOTT / PORTFOLIO

Katie Scott draws influences from traditional medical and botanical illustration, both in aesthetic and subject matter. Her work plays with the ideas of scientific uncertainty and speculation, fabricating the inner and outer workings of the world. Her illustrations depict a familiar yet fantasy vision of plants, humans and minerals.

MATTHEW HODSON / PORTFOLIO

Matthew the horse is an illustrator, poet, educator and idiot. He works with calligraphic pens, water colours, a computer and his hands. He is interested in language, shapes, flavours, rude jokes, lines, colours, silliness, comics and feelings. His image making is dictated by confident line work that aims to be both graphic and naive. He contributes regularly to The Guardian, as well as working for clients including Converse and The Economist. Matthew's work has a playful approach, he is very serious about not being very serious.

GINA KIEL / INTERVIEW

Gina Kiel Illustration. Gina is an illustrator/artist based in Wellington New Zealand. Represented by The Drawing Book Studios in Sydney, Australia.

ALEX BECK / PORTFOLIO

Alex Beck (born 1990 in Arlington, VA) is an illustrator living in Sarasota, FL. He enjoys painting traditionally and loves to tell stories. As a freelance artist, Alex has worked for clients such as Myachi Entertainment and bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell.