‘The Defenders’ illustrated by Chris Malbon
Chris Malbon is a commercial and editorial illustrator based in Bristol, UK. He is comfortable working with pens and paint as well as digitally.
‘The Infinites’ illustrated by Georgia Hill
Georgia Hill is an Australian multidisciplinary artist specialising in type-based artworks that combine bold black and white textures and lettering within experimental compositions.
‘The Crystal Crypt’ illustrated by Anna Millais
Anna Millais is an illustrator and bibliophile based in London, UK. She works mainly in pencil and ink and works predominantly by hand, finishing with digital techniques.
‘Paycheck’ illustrated by Jeremy Wilson
Jeremy Wilson lives and works in Richmond, USA. He seeks to perfect his images through design and negative space.
‘Colony’ illustrated by Raisa Álava
Raisa Álava is based in Bilbao, Spain, and works in drawing, engraving, silkscreen, illustration and ceramics.
‘Second Variety’ illustrated by Chris Thornley
Raid71, also known by his alter ego Chris Thornley, works as a graphic designer and illustrator. His retro illustration style uses detailed line work.
‘The Commuter’ illustrated by Hilary Clarcq
Hilary Clarcq is based in Colorado, USA. An illustrator and gallery artist, she creates oil paintings that are often surreal and dreamlike.
‘Adjustment Team’ illustrated by Viktor Hachmang
Victor Hachmang is a Dutch designer, illustrator and comics artist who has published a number of experimental comic books and graphic novels.
‘Impostor’ illustrated by Simon Prades
Simon Prades is an illustrator living in Saarbrücken, Germany. He works with both analogue and digital techniques.
‘The Hanging Stranger’ illustrated by George Wylesol
George Wylesol is an illustrator, designer, writer and educator currently living in Baltimore, USA, and teaching illustration at Towson University and MICA.
‘The Golden Man’ illustrated by Gerrel A. K. Saunders
Gerrel A. K. Saunders is an illustrator and designer from the twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago.
‘Exhibit Piece’ illustrated by Tavis Coburn
Tavis Coburn’s unique style is inspired by 1940s comic-book art, the Russian avant-garde movement and printed materials from the 1950s and 1960s.
‘Sales Pitch’ illustrated by Charles Chaisson
Charles Chaisson is an illustrator living in Brooklyn, NY, USA. Charles uses mixed media, incorporating pencil drawing, acrylic paint and digital painting.
‘Foster, You’re Dead’ illustrated by Alice Tye
Alice Tye is a London-based illustrator and painter working in oil paints. She also uses digital techniques.
‘Autofac’ illustrated by Damien Jeon
Damien Jeon is a Seoul-based illustrator whose work combines both analogue and digital techniques.
‘The Minority Report’ illustrated by Dave McKean
Dave McKean is an illustrator, author, photographer and designer who has worked in theatre, galleries, music and the film industry.
‘The Unreconstructed M’ illustrated by Anna Mill
Anna Mill is a London based artist, designer and author whose architectural background informs her illustration work.
‘War Game’ illustrated by Audrey Benjaminsen
Audrey Benjaminsen is a multimedia illustrator and instructor based in Michigan, USA. She works in a mixture of traditional and digital techniques.
‘Oh, To Be a Blobel!’ illustrated by Kristian Hammerstad
Kristian Hammerstad is an illustrator based in Oslo, Norway. He works on drawn projects and also makes comics.
‘A Game of Unchance’ illustrated by Ashley Mackenzie
Ashley Mackenzie is a Canadian artist and illustrator based in Alberta, Canada. She primarily works digitally and loves the challenge of creating engaging conceptual illustrations.
‘We Can Remember It for You Wholesale’ illustrated by Katherine Lam
Katherine Lam is an illustrator based in New York, USA. She loves the illustration of environment and likes to play with shadows in her work.
‘Return Match’ illustrated by Yehrin Tong
Yehrin Tong is a London based illustrator. Her work is a detailed and hypnotic exploration into mathematical, abstract pattern and optical illusions.
‘The Electric Ant’ illustrated by Greg Ruth
Greg Ruth works in a number of mediums including ink, graphite paint and digital forms. He currently lives and works in Western Massachusetts, USA.
‘Chains of Air, Web of Aether’ illustrated by Corey Brickley
Corey Brickley is a freelance illustrator and designer living and working in Philadelphia, USA. He uses 3D, texture and Wacom-based painting to create surreal and graphic juxtapositions.