World renowned multi-media illustrator and designer, Alex Pardee, has worked in many industries from comics to apparel and film. After failing to break into the art world through traditional avenues, he started to realize the immediate impact he could attain by leveraging the internet. Pardee says, “I just wanted people to see it in hopes of getting

Angela Delaplane is a modern muralist and commercial artist who founded Tampa based creative studio, Delaplane Studios. Angela lives in the Tampa Bay area, and has lived in the area for almost 15 years. She loves exploring her creative talents with new projects, and certainly likes the challenge of large scale murals. Angela is a

Apexer, aka Ricardo Richey, is part of the Gestalt Collective that creates collaborative murals in San Francisco. His work has been shown extensively both in the San Francisco Bay Area, St. Pete and abroad. As a child, he began doodling and refined his art. Apexer foundation in calligraphy and graffiti combine to create amazingly colorful and

Arlin is a fine artist and designer from Brazil, now based in San Francisco, and his murals can be found worldwide. He loved to assemble things and take them apart again as a child in his father’s garage, while his father created birdcages and other wooden objects. Arlin began creating street art as a teen

Cecilia Lueza is an Argentinian artist and sculptor well known for public art pieces with vibrant images that can be seen in cities throughout the US. Cecilia Lueza started the project “Connecting the Blocks” where she mixes sand into the paint to make it safe for drivers, and designs beautiful large scale art in city intersections.

Greg Mike was born and bred in Connecticut. He developed his love of street art from trips to New York City during his childhood. The potential for reinvigorating public places with art was a passion that grabbed hold of him early in life. Greg Mike is a prolific illustrator and designer who has always been drawn

Hoxxoh, Douglas Hoekzema, is a Miami based artist who creates murals that seemingly take you into the fabric of time and other dimensions. His repetitive patterns mesmerize the viewer into colorful mind bending depths. Hoxxoh wants to “show us a different way of viewing time through a means of exploring its natural fabric.” He attempts to remind

Hitnes has traveled the world for his art, after establishing himself as a street artist by 1996. He has done some really cool projects like The Image Hunter where he was retracing Audubon’s adventures from Florida to Pennsylvania. Along the way Hitnes was also creating large scale paintings of bird species recorded by Audubon. “I