James is an animation student from Montreal, Canada. His incredible digital painting skills and dynamic poses make him one to watch. You can visit his Deviant Art portfolio, or alternatively his blog to see more.

The lack of information on Massimo Carnevale is actually quite amusing. I can tell you two things about him, although you have probably already figured them out for yourself. One, he is Italian and two, his work is amazing. Whether he is doing digital painting, or ink work his style and control is fantastic. Mr. Carnevale does have a lot of fan art in his portfolio and seems to have a particular affinity to cult movies, and chooses some golden moments to illustrate. See more of his over on his blog.

Ridd Sorensen is an Art Director in the animation industry. He has an incredible sense of style; everything he creates is captivating in its own way. On Pixar Times you can read a nice interview with Ridd, where he mentions his love for street art and how inspirational it is to him:

“I really believe it’s one of the last completely honest and pure art forms.”

Well said, Ridd. To see more of his work, visit his blog.

I stumbled upon this rather hidden gem today. Kevin Wada is an Illustrator from the US. I’m absolutely loving his expressive style and some of his fan art is just fantastic. Overall his work ranges from editorial to fashion and character design. He is currently in San Francisco “hustlin’” as an illustrator.

Check out his blog here: kevinwadaart.blogspot.co.uk and his official website here: kevinwada.com

Christopher King creates some fun comic book style movie posters on his website portfolio! I like the stylish ’12 Angry Men’ poster, in all its monotone splendour. His clients include The Sunday Times, Costa Coffee and Oxfam. Mosey on over to his website for more illustrations and a bunch of other stuff you may find interesting.

Thanks for contacting us, Chris!

This wheezingly wonderful work belongs to freelance artist Dave Rapoza. His attention to detail is almost exhausting. I find myself looking at his work, then re-looking, then just staring. You can find more of his work on his CG Hub page.

Margaux Kindhauser is an illustrator / comic artist from Switzerland. I just love her charming comic style, character design and her ability to set-up a “scene”. She it also an avid fan of creating fan art for popular films and TV shows such as Pirates of the Caribbean and Game of Thrones. She is currently working on her own comic “Clues”, Issue 1 and Issue 2 are currently available to buy on Amazon,  just follow the links.