Latest Additions: May 21st – May 27th

Rodrigo Cid  

Michael Korfhage works in his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee as an illustrator and commercial artist. He specializes in engaging, fun illustrations and has had the pleasure of creating images for magazines, ad agencies, authors, and small businesses. His work is fueled by spontaneity and discovery, and his influences include folk art, mid-century design, and storytelling.  

The Hunt + Capture duo creates immersive visual experiences by creating a library of assets for their clients. From powerful hero shots to motion, to Instagram edits, H + C delivers a comprehensive library that works across platforms and audiences. Amanda HANKERSON + Lacey CRISWELL are the eyes, the minds, and the storytellers behind the lens at HUNT + CAPTURE. As soon as they met at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, H+C began working on projects together. As an artistic partnership, H+C is interested in how people react and interact with each other and with their environments. When not working on commercial jobs, Amanda and Lacey find it crucial to their growth as storytellers and visual artists to work on personal projects.  

Lorenzo Petrantoni was born in Genoa, Italy in 1970. After studying graphic arts in Milan, he moved to France to work as a Press Art Director at Young&Rubicam. After his return to Italy, he went on to work with some of the greatest communication agencies. Today, Lorenzo lives and works in Milan, where he handcrafts bold contemporary collages using imagery from an era long gone. Breathing new life into lettering and images taken from textbooks and dictionaries that date back to the nineteenth century, his distinctive style has graced prestigious brands campaigns, international magazines, and newspapers. His installations have been part of international exhibits Lorenzo is a member of the 59ème Demi Brigadede Ligne in Marengo, and he positively loves Perrier.  

Andrew Archer has been working as an illustrator since 2006. Originally a graphic designer, he realized 80 percent of his "design" was actually illustration. He grew up with pens and paint, but then the personal computer took over, which is reflected in his work. He uses a healthy mix of both traditional and digital techniques with no real preference of medium. He is greatly inspired by surrealism, juxtapositions, and sublime narratives but more specifically wood block prints, eco period art, cartoons, ideograms, travel, and Asia. He works in editorial, advertising, movies, and more. He also has had the opportunity to work with a lot of lovely people who continue to inspire and support him in what he does.