Dennis Auth's paintings have a soft, realistic feel to them.

Conceptual, avant-garde, innovative; These are all words often used to describe Matthew Baek's illustration style. This award winning illustrator's use of color and texture have helped him to stand out in a very tight market. His style has been applied nationally and internationally to some high profile advertising and editorial campaigns.

Val prefers to use a variety of media. He uses acrylic, oil, watercolor, gouache, and digital. His creativity and large quantity of talent is evident in all his illustrations and designs.

William L. Brown creates bold, colorful drawings highly suitable for digital or print media. His distinctive digital/scratchboard works resemble woodblock prints with a contemporary edge. He excels in conceptual illustration for editorial, advertising, product, and publication markets

Ralph's acrylic illustrations cover a wide area from stylized realism to slightly nutty and humorous.

Walt's hyper realistic style and in your face perspectives really call attention to products.

Packed with emotional nuances Eric creates soft yet riveting lighting and atmosphere. With uncompromising patience and discipline he slowly builds up his luminous characters and worlds until they radiate life.

If you need a fun, stylized but still navigable map, Jim Haynes is the guy to go to. His maps are humorous and creative but they give a reliable overview of a city, state or region.

Rob Johnson's illustrations can be described as "Rockwell on Acid". They have a warm, realistic, often humorous, quality that is directed by Rob's own warped sensibilities.

Joe Kovach's stylized realism conveys a wide range of moods and emotions. His work is conceptual and literal at the same time.

Bruce MacPherson can capture humor in any situation. His expressive and stylized characters are his trademark. His anthropomorphic animals show a range of expressions most humans don't exhibit. Bruce's work lends itself well to editorial, advertising and publishing. Working with him will make you laugh.

Steve Pica's cartoons are light and whimsical. He shows a wonderful sense of humor in his illustrations.

Zak Pullen's caricatures are realistic, recognizable and humorous at the same time. His children's books have been honored by many groups, as has his editorial work.

Seattle illustrator Dale Rutter can take you to new worlds with his art;or he can simply make our own world appear more interesting. Through Dale's eyes everyday images become colorful, exciting and often surreal.

Arlen Schumer has been creating award-winning comic book-styled illustrations for the advertising and editorial markets for over 25 years. He is one of the foremost historians of comic book art—Comic Book Artist magazine named him "one of the more articulate and enthusiastic advocates of comic book art in America,”

Veteran illustrator Richard Waldrep's talent, versatility and precision instantly become apparent when viewing his work. Whether it is a carefully rendered likeness or an art-deco styled scene it is always beautiful to look at.

Tim began illustrating in his mothers womb! Sometime after realizing he could actually get paid to draw pictures, he honed his skills and now works for clients such as Adidas, General Motors, Pizza Hut, Times Mirror, and Ziff Davis Publishing.

Eric's paintings are known for strong light and shadow, as well as for rich color and strong draftsmanship. The illustrative work is conceptual, textural and often surreal. Eric also does beautiful people and animal portraits.

David's illustrations are conceptual and bold with a bit of whimsy, and his style is suitable for digital or print media. His method is the mixed-media type, blending graphite, watercolor, and digital to create art that will enhance any project.