Adam Tai is master wizard of all things clay. He is a ceramicist who sculpts surreal and organic flowing forms, pushing the boundaries of pot-making. He also paints and illustrates, in his hugely recognisable style of lava-like curves, flowing bubbles and oozing lifeforms. His attention to detail is second to none.

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Fairytale, folklore, monsters … storytelling at it’s best. Corey Godby is an illustrator and animator who has worked for clients such as HarperCollins, Random House, Marvel, and The Jim Henson Co.

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Anna Garforth specialises in environmental street art. She makes moss graffiti, cookie dough typography, and experiments with rubbish. Sublime.

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Gem Fay is an artist, jeweler, and pyrographer. She burns beautiful animals onto wood, to make charms, bookmarks, totems, plaques and unique gifts. All are 100 percent handmade one-offs, expertly crafted.

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Tony Sandoval is a comic artist and illustrator. His work could be decribed as dark, whimsical, terryfying, and cute, all at once. He has produced several books inclusing Doomboy and Les Bêtises de Xinophixrox, and illustrated CD artwork for metallers, Sepulchrum. He is currently working on a personal project called Winter Sky.

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Hailing from France, Nephyla’s sassy comic style cannot fail to charm. Bums, boobs, feisty ladies, brooding gents, all lovingly drawn with a wink and a smile. She is the author of the Geek and Girly comic, has worked on numerous kids books, and has illustrated for Blizzard’s World of Warcraft.

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