Jeff Haynie

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David Lozeau

David Lozeau is a famous Day of the Dead painter who creates unique characters in his distinctive, illustrative style. Bold, colorful, and wholly original, David's iconic art depicts skeleton musicians, deep-sea creatures, wild west bandidos, doe-eyed animals, and high-octane motorsports, appealing to a wide variety of collectors across the globe.

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Jonas Jödicke

Jonas Jödicke, aka JoJoesArt, was born in June 1994 in Berlin, Germany. He is one of six siblings and found himself creating and imagining fantastic worlds ever since he can remember. In 2010 he began uploading his artworks to the Internet and grew more and more of a fanbase that has now grown to around half a million followers across his social media profiles. What started as a hobby became his profession in 2015. His works are now being appreciated and purchased all around the globe and have been featured on countless well known blogs, websites, magazines and on book covers. In 2020 he was featured in Forbes Magazine because of the infamous art theft incident involving former child star Aaron Carter that blew up on the Internet. As you can see in a lot of Jödicke’s works, he is especially fascinated by the contrast between light and dark or Yin and Yang. That theme is one of his favorites to portrait.

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Episodic Drawing

Lea Yunk is an artist and owner of the Episodic Drawing, where she offers a range of art prints, stationary, and patterns with a distinctive witchy eclectic vibe. She loves to describe her art as a capture of the “strange wonderful” moments of the night that happen quietly, often unnoticed by many. Since launching in 2019, she has featured as a top-selling designer in various marketplaces, and collaborated with many retailers and manufacturers for stationery, fabric, home decor, gifts, clothing, and book cover etc. Some of her clients include The Peter Pauper Press, Disturbia Clothing, Hot Topic, ECell Global, Quarto Publishing, Penguin Random House and The Bookish Box.

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Laurie Prindle

Laurie Prindle was born and raised in the verdant landscapes of the Green Mountains of Vermont. She has been a professional artist since her teens and participated in many art shows during that time, winning several awards in the junior divisions. She then went on to attend Parsons School of Design in New York City and graduated with honors with a BFA in Communication Design in 1984. She has owned/run her own design and illustration studio now for over 30 years, specializing in the horse industry. During that time she also pursued her love of nature, painting and drawing as well, culminating in taking the jump to digital painting in 2004.

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Kayomi Harai

Born in Osaka, Japan, Kayomi is a self-taught artist with a unique vision. Her paintings are full of imagination and feature a wide range of animals, including cats, tigers, leopards, wolves, eagles and dragons. She tries to depict the personalities of the animals and emphasizes their unspoken eloquence. She paints with watercolor, color pencils and pastels, and in recent years digitally also. Her works have been exhibited and licensed around the world. Currently she lives in San Jose, California.

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Vincent Hie

Vincent Hie loves the beauty of shapes, forms, colors and sounds. In the early 2000's he switched from traditional tools, to digital hard-and software. Vincent defines his painting style and technique by their clarity, articulation, and attention to detail. His artwork has been printed by many companies worldwide on various types of apparel such as T-shirts, skins for mobile phones and video game consoles, cars, posters, RPG playing cards, book covers and more. He is also of the key artists involved in the worldwide phenomenon that is Big Face, and with over 3 million sold shirts (and counting), his artwork have proven to resonate with many consumers all over the world.

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Random Galaxy

Random Galaxy offers an abundance of over-the-top collages by combining things people love together. Branching out from writing, illustration, film, and music, in 2010 the brand adopted techniques learned from Photoshop magazines and online resources to begin developing a photo-manipulation collage style of art. One of the aims of Random Galaxy is to put unique and subversive spins on popular references. The result is often colorful and out-there, and is a lot of fun to make. Random Galaxy has been picked up for several features on websites and magazines and has had art printed on a wide range of merchandise across the world.

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Ruth Thompson

As an artist, Ruth Thompson has always been drawn to myths and the fantastic. They create original drawings and painting bringing to life the world of long ago and legendary. All their work is created with pencil, ink, charcoal, oil paints and digital programs. Thompson has been a professional artist working in the fantasy art world for over 30 years. Their dragons, knights and faerie paintings have been licensed for products the world over including Excalibur Hotel in Las Vegas, the Franklin Mint, Tate & Company, Hot Topic, Pacific Trading Company, Unicorn Collectibles & Barnes & Noble.

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DoodleCats

DoodleCats is the creation of Beth Wilson, whose passion for all things cats has allowed her to establish herself as an artist and creator over the past ten years.

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Tobe Fonseca

Tobias Fonseca, a gifted Brazilian illustrator and the driving force behind Tobe Fonseca Studio, stands out for his unique and playful art style. Originating from Brazil, his work is deeply influenced by its rich culture and stunning natural scenery. This is reflected in his vibrant and imaginative illustrations, which have captivated a global audience. With the launch of Tobe Fonseca Studio, he has expanded his creative reach, leading a team to produce art that is both charming and thought-provoking. His creations, marked by whimsical themes and a profound affinity with nature and animals, have earned a loyal following worldwide. In addition to his studio creations, Tobias Fonseca is acclaimed for partnering with various brands and corporations, broadening the reach of his artistic flair. His illustrations grace a variety of products, spanning apparel, accessories, and home decor, showcasing his adaptability as an artist. Now based in the United States, Fonseca remains dedicated to his artistic journey, constantly seeking new creative paths while maintaining his Brazilian essence. His fervor for illustration is evident in his work and continues to inspire both emerging Brazilian artists and the international art community. With over 2,000+ images available, Fonseca’s bold and engaging designs offer endless possibilities for standout fashion and lifestyle products. If you’re interested in licensing opportunities, inquire for details.

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Starfinder

Launch into an exciting universe of science fantasy adventure with the Starfinder Roleplaying Game! Create and customize your own futuristic hero to play through challenging adventures and action-packed battles against dangerous foes! Welcome to the best launchpad for a lifetime of pulse-pounding adventure among the stars—the only limit is your imagination!

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Pathfinder

A world of adventure awaits, and it needs you to be the hero of the story. Pathfinder is a fantasy tabletop roleplaying game in which you tell heroic tales in a world of quests, magic, monsters, and treasures. Taking on the role of brave adventurers fighting to survive against the forces of magic and evil, players shape the story through their choices and the roll of the dice, determining how each adventure unfolds. The Pathfinder setting has grown into a global phenomenon, currently translated into eight languages and licensed for comic book series, graphic novels, toys, apparel, computer games, and more.

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Amy Brown - Fairy Artist

Amy Brown resides in the Pacific Northwest with her family and various house goblins and garden trolls. She began painting faeries in 1994 and hasn’t stopped since. Amy works mainly in watercolors, but doesn’t mind throwing in some ink, colored pencil, or whatever else she can find. There might even be a little pixie dust in there. Image Catalog: https://www.tatelicensing.com/amy-brown

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Little Wings Dragons

After accidentally stumbling through a circle of mushrooms in a nearby forest these young Dragonlings fell into the world of the fairies. Little did they know that the seemingly simple ring of fungus was anything but simple! They romped through this new mystical land, causing all sorts of mischief and mayhem. Running this way and that they gleefully chased the fairies all over their homeland, giggling as they romped. They had so much fun they decided that Fairyland would be their secret place to run and play. Ever since that day, it is upon the border of Dragondom and Faeryland that the baby dragons go to frolic. Much to the dismay of the fairies!

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Jasmine Becket-Griffith

Jasmine Becket-Griffith is a traditional acrylic painter, combining elements of realism with fantasy and the surreal. Historical and spiritual references are intertwined with fairy tales and the beauty of nature. Her trademark liquid-eyed maidens evoke a wide range of emotions and responses to the surrounding imagery. It is her goal to bring a bit of magic and mystery to the mundane world with every painting! Jasmine has been showing her work professionally since 1997. She is a full-time painter, working from her studio in Long Beach, California. Her work can be found at galleries across the US, including the Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles, Disney’s WonderGround Galleries, and POP Gallery in Disney Springs.

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Brigid Ashwood - Celtic & Fantasy Art

Brigid Ashwood is a contemporary artist exploring classic themes. With influences and techniques well rooted in old traditions she reinterprets mythic and fairytale worlds for a modern audience. Comfortable in traditional mediums such as egg tempera and silverpoint she also works digitally. Brigid's work is collected internationally and has been featured in exhibits around the country, on television, as well in three books and several international magazines. Her images have been licensed for a wide variety of products sold worldwide. In addition to commercial, graphic and concept art and design Brigid is an accomplished fine artist. Her work is shown in galleries around the country and is collected by CEOs, actors, authors and musicians.

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Rose Catherine Khan

Rose Catherine Khan is a master of fantasy, delighting the eye with her lavish illustrations. She particularly enjoys illustrating intricate puzzles and designing figurines. Her collectibles can be found in retail stores across the world. Rose’s artwork depicts a wide variety of fantastic creatures, including wise dragons, wild unicorns, and mischievous winged cats. In addition to digital painting, Rose is an accomplished author. Her spellbinding prose transports readers to the world of Centernia through her novel series. When not illustrating and writing, Rose is a university professor and resides in New York.

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Sheena Pike

Canadian Illustrator Sheena Pike creates unique and colourful images that are inspired by many different topics. Captivating her audience with intricate details exploring everything from seasonal designs to nature, to animals and people; to surreal “Big Eye” characters, and lastly a fan favourite her best selling Lil Dragonz (as she calls them). She works with both traditional and digital mediums. Fascinated by colour since a young child she demonstrates its beauty by taking full advantage of the glorious palette of colours that our spectrum has to offer.

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Frank Frazetta

Frank Frazetta was a prolific world renowned American artist/illustrator. Born in Brooklyn, New York on February 9, 1928, by age 8, Frazetta was studying at the Brooklyn Academy of Fine Art. One of his key influences was Hal Foster, the great comic-strip artist whose “Tarzan” became a compass point for Frazetta’s own scenes of jungle peril. He worked with Al Capp on “Li’l Abner” and on his own strip, “Johnny Comet” (later renamed “Ace McCoy“) in the early 1950s. He also illustrated comic books such as “The Shining Knight” and a western hero called “Ghost Rider.” But, Frazetta’s fame and magic would come to life with a paintbrush and in a more sensual sector when, in the 1960s, he began painting covers for paperbacks and magazines.