Renato Moraes is a graphic designer and illustrator from Curitiba, south of Brazil. He is always seeking to put a little playfulness and sense of humor into his work, ranging from cartoons to illustrations for children’s books.
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Jaime is an artist/illustrator working and living in Brighton, UK.
He recently won a runner-up place for The Dundee Comics Prize, a competition run by The University of Dundee and D.C. Thomson (The Beano/Dandy). His entry was entitled Elly’s Evil Teddy.
His other work includes a comic book based on a Medieval Welsh travel diary, a graphic novel about the dangers of doodling called Paper Cuts and an illustrated pamphlet for a holistic therapy practitioner.
Jaime completed the Sequential Design and Illustration MA at the University of Brighton in 2010. He exhibited a black and white silent graphic novel, entitled Hum-Man, as part of the graduate show. It features a turbo-powered vacuum cleaner among other things.
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William Keckler Tweet
William Keckler lives in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. His books include Sanskrit of the Body, which was selected for the National Poetry Series by Mary Oliver and published by Penguin Books in 2003.
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Faith Goble Tweet
Faith Gobble is a poet, painter and illustrator. She lives in Kentucky.
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Samuel Rodrigues Tweet
Samuel Rodrigues is a visual artist from São Paulo who dedicates himself to personal artwork and illustration.
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Franz Falckenhaus Tweet
Born in 1975 in Bartoszyce, Poland and currently residing in Krakow, Franz Falckenhaus studied and graduated with a degree in Information Technology and Computer related Studies. Although he never had any formal training in the arts, Franz always had an interest in photography, film, and collage. His collage works are mainly digital and are always composed from selected vintage illustrations and images mixed with found paper materials. He skillfully combines self-made elements such as: backgrounds, shadows, and drawings with cleverly chosen photos to assemble them all together into art. Franz’s style obviously shows recognition of his interest and passion with vintage aesthetics. His subject matter contains a sense of humor and a certain nostalgic feel as well. Being a self-taught collage artist, he sees things a little differently.
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