Simone's illustrations are simple, often graphic, with few elements and few colors. He focuses on developing clear, creative concepts that convey ideas cleverly and beautifully. In his work, hands are often introduced as a sort of Deus ex Machina solution to make things happen.

Conceptual illustration on a friendly Style. Characterized by flat design, simplified forms, and harmonious color palettes.

Jim’s versatility has kept his illustrations current in today's ever-changing market. His goal is to create a conceptually strong and well-designed illustration that captures the imagination.

Eduardo is a Spanish illustrator whose work combines design and concept, with a careful simplicity, which can sometimes be deceptive, His work is often surprising due to its multiple interpretations

Dennis Auth's paintings have a soft, realistic feel to them.

Conceptual, avant-garde, innovative; These are all words often used to describe Matthew Baek's illustration style. This award winning illustrator's use of color and texture have helped him to stand out in a very tight market. His style has been applied nationally and internationally to some high profile advertising and editorial campaigns.

Val prefers to use a variety of media. He uses acrylic, oil, watercolor, gouache, and digital. His creativity and large quantity of talent is evident in all his illustrations and designs.

William L. Brown creates bold, colorful drawings highly suitable for digital or print media. His distinctive digital/scratchboard works resemble woodblock prints with a contemporary edge. He excels in conceptual illustration for editorial, advertising, product, and publication markets

John Corbitt is an illustrator who has enjoyed a very busy 20 year career providing award-winning visuals that catch the eye with concept and wit. Here is a collection of just one of his styles that has frequently found it's way into TIME, Sports Illustrated for Kids, Golf Digest, BusinessWeek, Vanity Fair, Reader's Digest and many others. But don't forget to check out this site's Alternate Styles section to see his other popular styles.

David uses flat colors and gradients, to give his work a very graphic look. He starts his illustrations traditionally so they have a spontaneous feel,then he completes them digitally.

Kevin Fales is a versatile digital artist, skilled in several styles but specializing in strong conceptual graphic illustrations boldly colored and textured. His Illustrations have appeared in the advertising, book publishing, editorial, and institutional markets

Packed with emotional nuances Eric creates soft yet riveting lighting and atmosphere. With uncompromising patience and discipline he slowly builds up his luminous characters and worlds until they radiate life.

Dominick is a classically trained illustrator in a digital world who strives to find the perfect mood and concept solution for each project he works on. His versitilaty and passion for art is distilled in his work

Leonid's work has been praised by critics as "visually stunning," "dreamlike," and "haunting." His paintings have regularly been shown at the prestigious and competitive annual exhibitions of the Society of Illustrators in New York.

For award-winning illustrator Robert Gunn, the comparisons to Rockwell are unavoidable. Robert's years of experience, however, allow him to incorporate this style in work which can be modern or nostalgic.

If you need a fun, stylized but still navigable map, Jim Haynes is the guy to go to. His maps are humorous and creative but they give a reliable overview of a city, state or region.

Kelly Hume Design specializes in lettering, logos and graphic illustration for print, packaging, film, television and the web. Clients include ad agencies, design firms, film studios and corporations throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Bruce MacPherson can capture humor in any situation. His expressive and stylized characters are his trademark. His anthropomorphic animals show a range of expressions most humans don't exhibit. Bruce's work lends itself well to editorial, advertising and publishing. Working with him will make you laugh.

Rob Johnson's illustrations can be described as "Rockwell on Acid". They have a warm, realistic, often humorous, quality that is directed by Rob's own warped sensibilities.

The last artist ever to be trained in the iconic WSJ “hedcut” stipple style, Bonnie has been producing these famous drawings for over 10 years. Her attention to detail and incredible ability to capture likeness has gained her distinction in the high profile editorial, advertising, product and corporate markets. Besides her pen & ink work, Bonnie’s more traditional media portraits and illustrations also showcase her beautiful rendering abilities.

Joe Kovach's stylized realism conveys a wide range of moods and emotions. His work is conceptual and literal at the same time.

David's illustrations are conceptual and bold with a bit of whimsy, and his style is suitable for digital or print media. His method is the mixed-media type, blending graphite, watercolor, and digital to create art that will enhance any project.

Eric's paintings are known for strong light and shadow, as well as for rich color and strong draftsmanship. The illustrative work is conceptual, textural and often surreal. Eric also does beautiful people and animal portraits.

Steve Pica's cartoons are light and whimsical. He shows a wonderful sense of humor in his illustrations.

Tim began illustrating in his mothers womb! Sometime after realizing he could actually get paid to draw pictures, he honed his skills and now works for clients such as Adidas, General Motors, Pizza Hut, Times Mirror, and Ziff Davis Publishing.