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Georgina Luck is a gin-loving illustrator who grew up in Australia and lives in East Sussex, UK with her cat Mao and two kids. From Colman's Mustard, juicy peaches and pizzas and watches to brogues, beetles and close-ups of Trump, Georgina uses acrylic inks and watercolour to enhance the true character of her subject. With a big brush full of paint and a flick of ink Georgina's joyful signature style is well suited to capturing detail and texture, while bursting with colour and life. Represented by Agency Rush.

Carlos Lara has been an active illustrator since 1988, working  with various techniques, touching on many themes and styles. Carlos loves to illustrate because it is a way to have a dialogue with the texts and themes with which he works. For Carlos, illustration should be something more than an ornament; it should challenge the viewer and at the same time state a visual solution to a complex concept where the image serves to give light to a topic.

Lizzie Harper is a free-lance natural science/ botanical illustrator with over 30 years experience working for publishers, environmental bodies, charities, packaging companies, ad agencies, and postage stamp publishers. She works traditionally, by hand, in watercolor, pen and ink, and graphite and is always open to new clients and fresh commissions.  Lizzie would love to hear from you if you have a project you feel her work would be appropriate for. Lizzie has an online library of over 1500 illustrations available for licensed re-use. Lizzie's work appears in books ranging from David Attenborough's "Life on Our Planet" and the "HarperCollins Flower Guide" to Adele Nozedar's "Hedgerow Handbook" Alex Antonelli's "The Hidden Universe" and in adult coloring books.  Her work has also been used for houseware packaging and in advertising. Lizzie lives in the beautiful Welsh border town of Hay on Wye with a long-suffering husband, two children, and a wide assortment of skulls, sketchbooks, and dead bugs.

Susan I. Lugar doesn't remember a time when she didn't want to create something...anything.  She's always had ideas landing on some kind of paper; even a napkin!  Her goal is to create gentle landing spots via digital ink or watercolors; a soft place in this sometimes harsh world.  Designs in black and white often steal her attention with florals in mind.  They blossom and bloom in motion and fun! Surface pattern work and illustration provide frameworks for this gal who still may paint...just outside the lines!

Sue Todd is a Toronto based illustrator living in two worlds, the analog and the digital. Sue has literally carved out a niche with her lino-cut technique which she then colors digitally, thus enjoying a variety of activities to fire her passion for problem solving with imagery. Among Sue’s influences are medieval woodcuts, the art of Jim Flora, and the woodcuts of Frans Masereel and Jose Francisco Borges. Sue’s colorful art has appeared in books, magazines, posters, t-shirts, a TV commercial and on a bus. Sue is exploring the world of graphic novels by writing and illustrating her own stories, presently works in progress. For relaxation, Sue paints oil portraits, both analog and digital.

Curt Walstead grew up in the small rural community of Merced located in central California. After initially receiving a degree in biology, he made the decision to direct his attention to art and earned a BFA degree in illustration from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. He currently reside with his family in Westlake Village, California where he's worked as an animation storyboard artist and illustrator for over twenty years. During that time he has had the opportunity to illustrate numerous children’s books and work on many of today’s popular children’s shows such as Dragon Tales, Men In Black, Baby Looney Tunes, Clifford’s Puppy Days, Loonatics Unleashed, Dora The Explorer, and Go Diego Go. Represented by Antonio Reps.