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“I have been doing 3D art since the original Unreal Tournament was released. I had dabbled in a few crappy 3D applications before then, but nothing serious. When UT came out, I decided I wanted to make my own levels, objects, characters, etc; I wanted to make my own world. That is when I picked up 3D Studio Max and started getting some models done. About a year or so later I discovered the vast potential of Maya (and mental ray), and made a complete switch. I have been using Maya ever since, mostly as a creative outlet, but also to waste time which I had a whole lot of back then. I am entirely self taught and self motivated.” - Erik

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“Rinpa” is a word created by the founders of the group meaning “to bring people together, while “Eshidan” essentially means “art crew.” The Rinpa Eshidan is a team of artists brought together by a common creative expression.

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As one of the emerging artists in the art movement of Fantastic Realism, Kris Kuksi has become a profound voice in a new wave of contemporary art that includes the Surreal and Visionary. He continues in the technical tradition of the old masters along with disciplined anatomical study that he applies with a modern cutting edge appeal. A keen observer fascinated with nature and psychology, he prefers to create a look that is both aesthetic and slightly unusual to reflect his taste for the enigmatic.

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Her style is influenced by fashion illustration, the art of lucid dreaming, anime, and street art. PAPERBOOGIE is her alter-ego, a name inspired by her background in dance, and is also the alias she assumes whenever she paint live at events and concerts. While rocking the live art, she enjoys fusing both musical and visual elements as others watch her creations unfold.

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Dan was born and raised in the suburbs of Rochester, NY. He attended Syracuse University,
where he received a BFA in illustration. Shortly after graduation he moved to NYC where he
took up bartending, while working part time as an illustrator. Growing weary of the daily
grind, he moved to sunny Florida in order to focus solely on his art. His paintings have
appeared in numerous publications and galleries throughout the US and abroad. Dan lives and
works in Jacksonville, FL with his beautiful and inspiring wife Kendal and their feisty bird
Jax. He is available for commissioned work, as well as gallery shows. Please feel free to
contact him with any questions or comments.

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“I was born in 1972 in Birmingham, England. I’ve been drawing ever since I can remember. My first experience with digital art was way back in 1980, assembling images out of ASCII characters on a Commodore VIC-20. Computers have been as important to me as pencils and paper ever since. These days, all my work is digital.” - Matt Dixon

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Beauty and fashion photographer Joseph Cartright’s innate creative talent, attention to detail and command of color is evident in his stunning images.

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Born in France in 1976 and living in Paris, Stephane Tartelin start mixing traditional drawings with computer graphics at 15 years old. After 5 years of professional visual communication school, he fulfill childhood dream and start working for different video games development studio in Paris.

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“I guess I feel like if I don’t show you everything, then I’m not showing you who I am. But this is me. This is where I’m at as a photographer in my career. There’s work on here that I’m very proud of, and there’s work that I don’t think is that great. But it all represents me just the same. It feels very complete having it all up here for you to see.” - Jeremy Cowart

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The Online Portfolio of Richard Wilkinson.

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The Online Portfolio of Terry Border.

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“I’m utilizing stark, amorphous lines to trace the movement and human experience of the non-linear and imaginational realms. Through this intuitive visual language, a negotiation of the visceral and everyday human experiences of beauty and pleasure, and feeling are given voice.” - Justine Ashbee

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The Online Portfolio of Alexandre Orion.

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