Latest Additions: November 13th – November 19th

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Heather Gatley graduated with a First in illustration from the Arts Institute at Bournemouth. She is a skilled draftsman and her observational drawings make for interesting reportage, as well as images that are beautifully abstract. She focuses on mark-making and line quality, combining this with collage and traditional and digital techniques. She approaches her subject matter with an individual outlook and a visually rich style. She is interested in people, places, cultures, events, and often the mundane elements of her surroundings.

 

In nearly two decades in the commercial photography industry, Natalia Weedy proved a skillful dedication to the entire photography production process. During college, she kept her nose in the books for her commercial photography degree while working for internationally known photographers from coast-to-coast. She assisted Peter Barrett, known for his advertising-based, vibrant painterly images of everyday life and modern landscapes and Jim Erickson, recognized for his warm and emotive lifestyle photography. After graduation, she began work with Jimmy Williams as studio manager. Now, as a shooter, Natalia travels with the lens of a storyteller. In adition to corporate and agency commissions, her immersive photographs have captured the landscapes of Iceland, her own family dinner table in Chile, and delicate portraiture of coconut farmers in Panama.  
Tjarda Borsboom  
Bret Wills is an award-winning still life photographer and a film and video director. Known for his beautiful lighting, keen eye, and excellent problem solving skills, Bret has created images for clients big and small such as Absolut, American Express, Cartier, L'Oreal, Mastercard, Starbucks, and many others. Bret's photography has been recognized by Communication Arts, Graphis, Archive, The One Show and others. Bret grew up on an avocado grove in Southern California where he first became interested in photographing nature and his surroundings. He went on to attend Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, graduating with honors and a degree in advertising illustration. Directly afterward he moved to New York City to begin his career.  
Stuart Briers is a London-based illustrator who creates imagery for a diverse range of advertising and publishing clients throughout the USA and UK. He creates concept-orientated illustrations for editorial assignments, packaging, brochures, and annual reports. Stuart comes from a background of making pictures with traditional materials and has transferred this practical experience to a digital environment where various elements are combined to produce a final image.  
Inspired by the world around him, and particularly by the interplay of texture and light, Ryan Liebe's artistic goal has always been the same: to capture life as honestly and unpretentiously as possible, creating beautiful images through the discovery of real moments. Constantly evolving, Ryan's photography showcases the rare and captivating merger of subtlety and dynamism, therefore creating food, interior, travel, and lifestyle images quite unlike his contemporaries.  
Award-winning CUBE is a team of talented illustrators, animators, and designers producing cutting-edge media projects for clients on a global basis in digital illustration, animation, and design for advertising, TV broadcast, packaging, web, publishing, and interactive.  
Zach Anderson grew up in the Pacific Northwest. Raised by a photographer pops and an artist mother, creativity was always nurtured in his house. He left Idaho at 18 to study photography and film at the Santa Fe University of Art and Design. He moved to New York City to intern in the photo department at Rolling Stone and Men's Journal. After his stint there he moved to Austin, Texas to assist a photographer he admired. Zach spent a few years there assisting full-time and building his body of work. Now he is back home on the West Coast, currently living in Los Angeles. Same passions, different city. Zach is 26.  
Tom Krieger  
Gary Swift  
Julien Kern  
Gary Venn  
Ham Smith  

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