Illustrationintheworld

Emerson Tung is a concept artist and illustrator currently based in San Francisco, California. Tung has created illustrations for Warhammer 40K RPG books, character illustrations for Applibot's Galaxy Saga, concept art for Warmachines: Tactics and Hasbro's Transformers franchise. He was also one of the concept arts for the last Doom video game and many mobile applications (“Angry Birds: Transformers” and “Hostile Takeover”). Those illsutrations depict mechas, either re-interpretation of classics of the genre (Transformers, Megazord, Macross) or magnificent new Mechas. Those new Mechas can be as epic as surprising.  

  Old Xian (Old 先 ) is an artist based in Hangzhou, China. She presents herself as a male character in her comics. She graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) in 2013. In 2012, she released The Specific Heat Capacity of Love as well as Xiao Chou Dan Ni (aka Joker Danny). Xiao Chou Dan Ni earned Xian a Shueisha Tezuka Award and a Golden Dragon Award. She has also worked on «Mosspaca Advertising Department», in collaboration with her coworker Tan Jiu, who produced Tamen De Gushi. She is well known for her manhua 19 days.

  Tan Jiu is a Chinese artist who writes and draws manhuas. Their work is lovely and s he's the author of Tamen De Gushi. She works in the Mosspaca Studio along with Old Xian and Sevnilock (Lin Lang/Mian Lang).

  Kilian Eng is one of the most unique and skilled digital illustrators working today. He has created art prints and posters for clients such as HBO, Wired, Warner Bros, The New York Times and Cook and Becker. Eng's richly detailed, retro-futurist works, simultaneously dreamlike and rooted in physical realism, continue to attract both private collector and commercial admiration. Cook and Becker is very happy to represent Kilian Eng as an online store for his video game prints. Having studied at Stockholm's Konstfack – the city's university of arts, craft and design – Eng has been honing his graphic design and illustration discipline since graduating in 2010, winning several awards for his work in recent years. Eng is a prolific artist and releases new art prints, posters and drawings regularly. Both personal works as commissioned pieces for film, video games and entertainment companies. Inspired and influenced by artists and designers including Syd Mead, Jean Giraud (Moe...

  She took courses at the Émile Cohl School but interrupted her course and trained as an autodidact. She collaborated with the press, especially youth publications. She participated in collective albums then, with Joris Chamblain, published her first book: Les Carnets de Cerise, from 20121. The series met with great critical success and notably won the Youth Prize at the International Comics Festival in Angouleme in 20142. In February 2016, Aurélie Neyret refused her nomination in the Order of Arts and Letters3, like three other comic book authors.

  Guillaume Ospital is a freelance artist from France For the past few years, he has been working in France as lead 3d modeler and character designer in the animation industry, as well as doing illustrations for various games, books, magazines, commercials (Bayard, Ankama, Marvel, Psyop…).

  He’s a passionate concept artist and illustrator that inspires others toward creativity. Currently a freelance concept artist and illustrator based in Malacca, Malaysia. Provide services such as character design, game splash art, print design, and various illustrations, to the biggest clients in the industry like Capcom, Blizzard Entertainment, Sony Interactive Entertainment and Microsoft Studios. He got his own style. With the exaggerated perspective and form.

  Enrique is a cartoonist/ animation artist. He has worked on the animation of films such as “El Cid” and “Nocturna” (both for Filmax Animation) as a storyboard artist. Enrique has published many books for the French market (BD), including "The Wizard of OZ", "Ile sans sourire", "Aurore" and "Tales from the Cobra age". He is currently working on a personal project entitled "Brigada".

  Juan Antonio Giménez López, known simply as Juan Giménez (Mendoza, November 26, 1943 - Mendoza, April 2, 2020), was an Argentine cartoonist and illustrator, known for his comic science fiction stories published in various countries around the world . Passionate about drawing from an early age, at the age of ten he loved copying the covers of paperback books and American and Spanish magazines; later, in his adolescence, he put on paper the sequences of the films that had most struck him. After studying industrial design in Mendoza, he moved to Barcelona to attend the Academy of Fine Arts; when he returned to Argentina he made his debut as a cartoonist publishing with the Argentine publishing houses Colomba and Record and then dedicated himself to the field of advertising and animation. He returned to Spain in 1970, settling on the Costa Brava, where he resumed his activity as a cartoonist collaborating with various authors such as Carlos Trillo or Ricardo Barreiro and publishing...

  Hiroaki Samura (Chiba Prefecture, February 17, 1970) is a Japanese cartoonist. He declares that he has always wanted to be a mangaka. However, unlike many of his colleagues, he attended an art academy and therefore had a classical artistic education, preferring to do black and white work rather than oil painting. He stated that he didn't like oil painting because of the smell of the colors and that he had help to get to the end of that course. However, he never completed the course as he was hired by Afternoon magazine before graduating to create the opera The Immortal. Samura's style is very dynamic, also thanks to his "scratched" line. The physical characteristics of the characters tend to be quite realistic, and the author often constructs images in which the bodies form very expressive angles and poses, for example some detailed images of hands and feet. The landscapes and backdrops are also very well cared for. Some plates are made with a shaded pencil st...