Meet our Artists
Get to know our talented artists and browse their designs!
Abbie Clarke
My illustrations are a display of nature's finest elements, morphed & recreated into something beautiful and original. They embrace passion & inspiration & aim to evoke these feelings in those who view them. I hope you enjoy dotting my artwork as much as I've enjoyed creating them.
Alina Eydel
Eydelia is a line of small mixed media artworks designed by USA-Based artist, Alina Eydel. Alina’s work ranges from figurative to abstract and incorporates unusual materials such as glass beads, pearls, silver/gold leaf, and eco-friendly butterfly wings.
Brigid Ashwood
Brigid Ashwood is a contemporary artist exploring classic themes, reinterpreting the mythic and fairy-tale worlds for a modern audience. She lives in the USA. Her work is collected internationally.
Carlie Edwards
Carlie grew up in Byron Bay, Australia, which influenced a love of animals and all things colourful! Be enchanted and let your imagination soar with this vibrant and detailed collection by Carlie Edwards.
Christine Friend
Christine Friend is an Australian illustrator with a passion for realistic wildlife illustration and detailed geometric floral designs. She holds degrees in Pharmacy and Natural History Illustration, and enjoys combining science and creativity to showcase the beauty of the natural world through her art.
Nene Thomas
Nene has been drawing and painting her entire life. The inspiration for her art works comes from a variety of sources.
Donna Race
I grew up in the Adirondacks of New York state and started drawing at 3 according to my Mother. I attended the New England School of Art in Boston after high school, and went on to freelance illustration. I have been doing my illustrations for the past 40 years. I presently live in beautiful Portland, Oregon with my 3 rescued kitties.
Nature is my favorite subject, its simplicity on one side and complexity on the other. I view the world as a puzzle, each piece being necessary.
Ed Beard Jr
Ed Beard Jr. is one of the world’s best-known fantasy artists. He has created art for over 1000 published products over the past 30 plus years. His most recognised is dragon art for the “Dragon Calendar”. He is also known in the gaming industry for his over 100 cards in Magic the Gathering Collectible Card Game.
Garry Fleming
Garry Fleming grew up in Sydney’s south, close to the scenic George’s river. His artistic talents were passed down from his parents. His father, George Fleming was a master lead lighter while his mother Jane, was a seamstress and clothing designer.
His great love is to paint wildlife and write children’s stories and today he is a full-time wildlife artist and book author/illustrator.
To date Fleming has had several successful wildlife exhibitions and has had over 140 book titles published in multiple languages. To his credit he has won many awards.
Rachel Anderson
I strive to breathe life and character into the unseen world of imagination, to share the magic with everyone so that they can also view and enjoy these fantastic enchanting worlds and characters that I envision. Our world can be sad, or hard to bear at times... I hope that my artwork can be an escape, and bring some joy and magic back into this world. If my art can make just one person smile, and be happy for a day, I feel that I have succeeded. ©Rachel Anderson
Jack Ottanio
Jack Ottanio is one of the most famous pop artists in Italy. Jack is incredibly creative, a futurist visionary, whose art is very colorful.
Jack’s artistic experience draws on his life experience of 50 years of human relationships with different varieties of ethnic groups he has known and frequented.
The brand & logo of Jack Ottanio is a trademark owned by Vaal Management srl – Italy.
www.jackottanio.com
Kelly Horton
Kelly Horton is an artist and illustrator from Warwickshire, England.
She has been an established portrait artist, traditionally displaying her work in exhibitions and galleries in the UK for over 10 years. Kelly is also an illustrator of children's and adult colouring books. She is a teacher of drawing and colouring skills and techniques, teaching students worldwide online.
Laurie Prindle
Laurie Prindle was born and raised in the Green Mountains of Vermont. She has been drawing, painting and creating since she was six years old and professionally since she was 15. She has owned and ridden Morgan horses for over 35 years and also has a passion for all wildlife as well as horses in her art.
Lesley Anne Ivory
Lesley Anne has been illustrating and painting all her life, having studied at St Albans School of Art then working as an art teacher, where she met her future husband Evan before fulfilling her two ambitions to become a full time Mum to James and Julian and being able to paint as much as family life allowed. Two teenage granddaughters now complete her busy life.
Martin Cambriglia
Martin Cambriglia is an Italian-Argentinian painter with a passion for music and nature.
Graduated in Composition at the Conservatory of Music in Milan, he defines his passion for music and art by creating geometric, dreamlike and dynamic works and using colours and lines to describe movement and harmony.
Rose Kahn
Rose Catherine Khan is a fantasy illustrator from Central New York. Rose draws her inspiration from Art Nouveau and classic fantasy themes. An avid horseback rider, equines are a particular focal point of her artwork.
Rose has a carefully honed process blending traditional and digital techniques. She begins her illustrations by drawing pencil underlays. She establishes a full range of tonal value before applying paints digitally. The result is a rich array of colorful textures and vibrant strokes, capturing the energy of the pencil and the flexibility of digital media.
Sheena Pike
Canadian Illustrator Sheena Pike creates unique and colourful images that are inspired by many different topics. Captivating her audience with intricate details exploring everything from seasonal designs to nature, to animals and people; to surreal “Big Eye” characters. Sheena works with both traditional and digital mediums. Fascinated by colour since a young child she demonstrates its beauty by taking full advantage of the glorious palette of colours that our spectrum has to offer.
Sandra Rushton
Sandra Rushton is an artist, avid crafter and ex teacher who since 2017 has been creating products using her own artwork for the arts and crafts industry. Her artwork can be described as eclectic and if you look closer there is always more to see. She lives in Doncaster UK with her husband and two shelties, Seth and Benji.
Selina Fenech
Having always enjoyed drawing, Selina began to create artworks of her own ideas of fantasy inspired by the illustrations in her fairytale books, with goddesses, fairies and enchanted creatures. She grew up continually trying to improve her art and create that same magical feel and sense of adventure she knew as a child.
Vincent Hie
Art is my passion. I love the beauty of shapes, forms, colors and sounds. I love to draw, paint and to be inspired. I have been drawing and painting as far back as I can remember.
Renee Biertempfel
My art career journey began in 1992 after graduating from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. I started working for a local giftware company and there was nothing better than designing and drawing all day.
Later I worked for a company restoring old vintage photos with traditional airbrush and colored pencils. Our art department provided us with Photoshop and I started learning to paint digitally. In 2003 I learned to create websites and posted some of my fantasy and faery artworks. This opened up a whole new world for me.
I'm glad to be back creating art again and I am filled with great gratitude everyday.
Melanie Delon
Freelance illustrator born in August 1980, I live in a small city near Paris. I create illustrations for book covers, I've worked for many publishing houses around the world, concept arts for video game industry and tutorials, work in progress for several magazines specialized in 2d.
In 2007, I published my first artbook " Elixir 1 ", a collection of illustrations with short stories, followed by the second volume in 2010. The worlds I'm trying to create through my illustrations are fantasy based, my favourite subject, but I always add a touch of classicism and romanticism, mixing styles brings more realism to the painting.
Drawing has always been a huge part in my life, since my childhood. Becoming a professional illustrator was not obvious, it happened quite by mistake and later.
After studying History of Art and Archeology at the Sorbonne, I went to a 3d school where I discovered digital illustration. Photoshop and Painter offer almost total freedom of creation, I love being able at any time to crop, change colors, light, remove or add details.
I started to work as a freelance illustrator in 2005, by trading my pens and paper for Photoshop and a Wacom graphic tablet.
In 2012 I decided to try something new by creating my own publishing house/shop EXUVIA. I released in 2014 my third artbook Opale 1 under this label. Opale 2 will be available in 2022.
Dona Gelsinger
From a very young age, I had a love and appreciation for art. I would sit for hours watching my Grandfather as he told a story through his brush strokes, creating beautiful landscapes in oil. I went on to study art in college and began my career as a staff artist in advertising. After starting a family, I turned to freelance work and found my real calling when I was blessed with a commission to paint the Stations of the Cross for my church in California. From that point on, I knew what my life's work was supposed to be, to use God's gift to the best of my abilities.
Russ Docken
RUSS DOCKEN grew up in Fargo, North Dakota where he studied liberal arts at North Dakota State University. The dedication Russ incorporates into his art and in every day life are critical aspects he uses to achieve his goals. In college, Russ became a three-time NCAA champion in track and field while pursuing visual arts as a career.
After college, Docken worked 11 years as an artist for Jostens painting mascots and coat of arms for schools across the country. In 1992, Russ left Jostens to fulfill his dream of paining full-time in the fine arts. His oil paintings are sensitive interpretations of people often shown in idealistic settings.
Nothing is more intriguing to him than to look at the diversity and beauty of the human form.
Each face is unique in its shadows, highlights and colors revealing an endless variety of features.
Today, Russ' career is well-established as he continues to live and paint in Owatonna, Minnesota. There he enjoys time with his wife, 3 daughters and 5 grandchildren.
Russ has been painting professionally for over 30 years. His work has been featured on KSTP news and in magazines such as Southwest Art, Art Of The West and Wildlife Art News. His paintings are reproduced in limited-edition Prints, plates and collectibles that are sold throughout the world.
Russ has always told his kids, "It is important to find something in life you are passionate about and then find a way to make a living at it." He feels fortunate to be living that dream.
Wil Cormier
Wil Cormier, artist and owner of a fine art gallery in Las Vegas for the past 13 years. In the 1980’s and 90’s, he was a freelance illustrator in Southern California creating original art as movie posters, book and magazine covers. Some of his original works were for major movie posters such as “Home Alone II”, “Crocodile Dundee”, “Naked Gun I & II”, and “Harry Potter” For the last several years he has been selling his exotic wild life fine art through galleries and private collectors.
