Matt Dulin shares his work, personal philosophy, and love for John Lennon.

Proof that a lucrative ransom note is not the only kind of good collage.

Queen of England and Perez Hilton approved.

The twenty-three year old illustrator/graphic designer/photographer who will just as quickly cross an ocean to excavate dinosaur bones in Patagonia with a team of paleontologists as to skateboard in Barcelona or Tokyo with a pack of friends discusses his work, his travels, and what keeps him moving.

GJ Lee, 23, from New Jersey is an imagineer of visual daydreams.

I asked Patrick Jilbert, 24, what fuels his creativity and motivates him to create. Here’s what he had to say.

Half artist, half mad scientist Chris Ritson talks about his Coral Sculpture Proposal, what inspired it, and his thoughts on the nature of art and the future of science.

Ashleigh Fedo, 25, didn’t just pick up a hobby when she began painting in early 2007. She established an independent, private art studio.

Illustrator, graphic designer, and visual confectioner Nikki Farquharson, 23, serves us some serious eye candy with her on-going Mixed Media Girls project.

“Set in a state of peril, my ideas and objects, those primarily being worn and on the fringe of discard or possible reuse, teeter between life and death, old and new, left and right mind, light and darkness, in between states of corrugated impermanence. Futures are never known, only completed by the viewer.”