Gaboleps -Gabriel Romero-, is an argentinian artist from Haedo, Buenos Aires, living in Wellington, New Zealand.
When to film school, and started working in the industry as a very young motion grapher. Time passed by, and slowly went back to painting and drawing -what he has always done since he was child- All this mix of skills interact together in conflict and beauty in a chaotic mind that tries to put some order and meaning in this universe.
He eventually exhibited personal oil paintings in New Zealand with a bunch of independent and amazingly talented artists.
He is also an amateur bandoneonist, and dances tango.

Born in 1991 in Naples, Domenico began to discover the need to create as a child.
His artistic path, unfortunately troubled, moves from more classical university institutions to finding a more personal artistic dimension, attending various private courses, workshops and masterclasses.
In 2020 his debut in the world of illustration takes place in the Italian market, until moving to the international one, soon coming to collaborate with Wizards of the Coast on Magic: the Gathering and Dungeons and Dragons.
Always in constant search of the most mysterious aspects of nature and the unconscious, he tries to convey them in his works, which range from digital to more traditional painting.

David Finch began his comics career at Top Cow Productions in 1995, where he assisted creator/artist Marc Silvestri on Cyberforce before graduating to full-time penciller on the title in 1996. After co-creating the title Ascension and penciling the first four issues of Aphrodite IX for Image Comics, Finch moved to Marvel Comics where he went on to illustrate acclaimed runs of Ultimate X-Men, The New Avengers, Moon Knight and Ultimatum.

In 2010, he was lured to DC Comics by the siren call of the Caped Crusader and began his career there with contributions to the landmark BATMAN #700 and then as penciler of BATMAN: THE RETURN. He then began writing and drawing the ongoing series BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT. After an 18 issue run on that title, Finch moved on to his current assignments; working with writer Geoff Johns first on JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA and currently on FOREVER EVIL, the first universe wide crossover of The New 52.

A proud Canadian, he makes his home on the snowy steppes of Ontario.

Ciruelo Cabral was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was born with color blindness. At age 13 Cabral enrolled in Instituto Fernando Fader, an art school, where he began his formal studies. He started working as illustrator at age 18 for a graphic advertising company, and soon after began doing comic covers. In 1987 he moved to Barcelona, Spain where he drew fantasy books’ covers and inside drawings for Timun Mas, a publisher that specializes in the genre.

Cabral then widened his horizons and did work for companies around the world, including companies in the United States, Germany and Spain. He drew the covers of the Chronicles of the Shadow War, a Bantam trilogy written by George Lucas. He has also done music album covers, such as Steve Vai’s The Seventh Song and The Flower King’s Adam & Eve, and magazine covers for, among others, Playboy and Heavy Metal. His artwork can also be seen in some Magic: The Gathering cards.

Cabral uses mainly acrylic and oil painting, but also a number of other techniques, including his famous and distinctive paintings on rocks, which he created and calls “petropictos” (literally: stone paintings). He has published four books with his drawings: The Book of the Dragon (1990), Ciruelo (1990), Luz, the Art of Ciruelo (1997) and Magia, the Ciruelo Sketchbook (2000).

Ciruelo created the poster art for two Argentine films: Eliseo Subiela’s classic Man Facing Southeast (1986) and the surrealist cult film Fuego gris (1994), written and directed by Pablo César. The art for Fuego gris was also used in Luis Alberto Spinetta’s album of the same name, which was also the original soundtrack for the film.

Cabral’s work is represented in the 2002 collection Paper Tiger Fantasy Art Gallery.

Jesper Ejsing was born in Denmark in1973. He first discovered fantasy through the works of Tolkien and got introduced to D&D on Christmas Day, 1986. Skipping through the pages of the rulebooks, he set a goal for the rest of his life: He would become a fantasy artist. He would make a living illustrating things that live only in imagination… one way or the other.

He studied Danish literature and Art History before quitting University for a freelance artist life. The early years as a fulltime illustrator meant drawing anything for money. Soon he weeded out the assignments that weren’t historical, and after a while all he did was fantasy art.

When he finally got his first assignment for Dungeons and Dragons it was 20 years since that Christmas when the goal was set. He struck out on a journey, stubbornly, and at times ignorant to the realities of life, and 2 decades of travelling has finally brought him home.

Jesper Ejsing still lives in Copenhagen Denmark, with his 2 sons and wife, Lea. Along with paintings, he has written numerous books. “Jarvis – the Sorcerer’s Apprentice“ is the only one translated into English.

Irina Nordsol is a fantasy illustrator whose work is characterized by its imaginative and otherworldly imagery, which draws inspiration from her native Yakutian culture, and the realms of fantasy and mythology.
Irina’s work has been commissioned by some of the most esteemed clients in the gaming and publishing industries, including Wizards of the Coast, Games Workshop, Tor Publishing, Orbit Books, Marvel and others.
She is constantly seeking new challenges and opportunities to improve her craft and explore mystical worlds.

From Florence, after her studies at art high school and academy of fine arts, she follows as assistant stage dresser the dance company “Balletto di Toscana,” then teaches art subjects at elementary school until she decides to devote herself to illustration for children.

After 8 years of professional experience for major Italian and international publishers, she returned to her first and true passion: comics.
He is currently working on the independent comic series “Lumina” with Emanuele Tenderini. Together, in 2015, they founded a new publishing house: Tatai Lab.

Linda Cavallini is one of the twenty artists selected for the “Centenary of the Unknown Soldier” exhibition held under the patronage of the Prime Minister’s Office.

Marco Soresina is an artist who divides his time between illustration and 3D animation. He has worked for Disney, Mondadori, Play Media Company, Hobby&Work, Marvel and Editrice Giochi.

In 1998 he created, together with Dany Orizio, the poster for Lucca Comics & Games where he exhibited while in 2013 he created the new version of Grog, mascot of the event, to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Three years later for the 50th anniversary of Lucca Comics & Games he made the 3D animation starring “Yellow Kid.”

His passion for 3D led him to found the 3DMediaTonz! studio, but he did not abandon traditional illustration.

From a very young age, I knew what I wanted to become as a grown-up. So my love for art started at a very early age. I have a love for all artistic disciplines but after completing a Fine Arts degree I started to learn digital art, matte painting and concept art, something which has enabled me to embark in a variety of projects from book and musical album covers, to concept art for videogames, and marketing illustrations amongst many others, with clients such as Blizzard, Wizards of the Coast and Deep Silver.

I would describe my work as a game of light and color, which gives way to colorful and painterly illustrations, whether they are characters, environments or concept art.

I got my first commissions in 2010 when I was finishing my Fine Arts degree and a year later I won ImagineFX Rising Stars award, and also Expomanga’s Best Spanish Illustrator.

I’ve done tutorials for magazines such as Advanced Photoshop or ImagineFX and given many workshops in Spain, while also attending several Comic and Manga Cons in this country.

My work has appeared in many artbooks such as Digital Art Masters (3dtotal), Exotique (Ballistic), Sketching from the imagination (3dtotal), Prime books (3dtotal) or Infected by Art.

In the last 8 years I’ve published four artbooks with Spanish publisher Ediciones Babylon, two of them mainly digital, and the other two featuring only traditional media.