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Internationally recognized and respected for outstanding visualizations, Geras Healthcare Productions is one of the world’s leading medical-communications studios. Under the creative direction of biomedical illustrator Audra Geras, the studio’s in-depth scientific understanding, problem-solving skills, and signature creative vision have resulted in over one hundred international Awards of Excellence. The team at GHP is passionate storytellers who solve communications challenges by translating complex science and medicine into clear, accurate, and breathtaking imagery. Whether your project calls for a simple infographic or a sophisticated 3D illustrated mural, or MOA animation — GHP will customize the perfect visual to deliver your story with high-impact and beauty.

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Becky Bolton and Louise Chappell formed Good Wives and Warriors having studied together at Glasgow School of Art. Their experimental collaborative approach to illustration and installation has led to exhibitions on just about every continent and projects with Adidas, MTV, and Comme des Garcons.

Gui Soares is          I Chase Balloons: all around visualista & mind bender In one of the most romantic neighborhoods of Rio, Gui learned from his paternal grandfather, an industrial designer, what was a pencil, a drawing board, and a set square. In his first sketches, he followed in the style of comic books. He grew up listening to music - from opera to Tropicália - and became intimate with the rhythms of drums and percussion. His mother's Heirloom. A family thing. Belief. Identity. Very shy, he used drawing and music as a bridge to connect with people. He is a son of parents who always encouraged him and his brothers and sisters to be everything they could be. Gui became an illustrator and a balloon chaser. He illustrated comic books and designed walls for offices. Sometimes he thought about being an artist, but majored in industrial design instead and ended up in advertising. Gui lost the joy in the work, yet rediscovered his passion, his hand, his style, in drawing. Gui dreams big even when he's awake and keeps chasing balloons. Will keep on it til the day he dies. Today he lives in São Paulo and plans to conquer the world to make things better for everyone...as he learned from a young age, from Grandpa Josué, right there at good ol' Cachambi.

Nick Fain has worked as a digital artist in advertising & editorial for more than 25 years. His work ranges from photo illustration to creative retouching and 3D modeling/CGI.  Many projects have utilized aspects of all these skill sets. The result is a consistent and seamless blend appropriate for each assignment. Versatility and  attention to detail is key to all the work. Nick has been a senior staff artist in pre-press and creative studios for advertising. But most of his experience is as an independent artist creating images for print and web. One area common to his work has been creating and merging multiple elements for composite images. He often combines scenic elements with talent captured in studio or outdoors. Other composite projects consist of stock or original imagery supplied by clients, to which he often adds additional components. 3D modeling can be used to create photo real props or scenes that may be too expensive or physically impossible to build. Other assignments may require 2D digital painting, graphics, or special FX. These galleries display a range of disciplines, abilities, and styles. Some feature samples of straightforward retouching projects, while others contain unpublished examples of imagined landscapes and settings that couldn’t be captured in camera. Nick's non-commercial landscape and wildlife images have only minor edits, but what remains of the natural world doesn’t need to be embellished. He enjoys the challenge of working within or beyond the boundaries of multiple disciplines.

Paul Sirand is a French illustrator and creative director. Based in Paris, he’s inspired by his dogs and nature, and the tailored, well-thought-out look of uniforms, which he says are only legitimate in large numbers! Paul’s inspired by the way uniforms make a team look like a brand in itself. Paul wishes to project an atmosphere with his work and thinks that a good image should be enough to tell a good story.

 Deborah Lanino is originally from Babylon, New York, and she lived in the Chelsea area of NYC for many years, where she worked as an award-winning illustrator of conceptual illustration, magazine covers, book covers, and posters for the theater. Deborah has illustrated over fifty young adult book jackets and three picture books. Her first published book was the Christmas classic, The Littlest Angel, by Grolier. Her illustrations have received many awards including a Gold UCDA award and a Silver medal for the national CASE awards. Her illustrations have been exhibited in both the New York and Los Angeles Society of Illustrators exhibitions. Deborah holds a bachelor's degree with honors in fine arts from Pratt Institute and a masters degree from Argosy University. She also studied art and art history at SACI in Florence, Italy. Today, Deborah can often be found in her art studio in Los Angeles, California. Her conceptual illustrations and fine art paintings appear in various collections and publications throughout the world.

Kimberley Wiseman is a  freelance illustrator and artist from New York City. She's fascinated with history and popular culture and drawn to broad expressive and eclectic color. Quite often she interweaves friends, personal symbols, and significant places into her pieces.