Isabelle Arsenault : http://www.isabellearsenault.com/

Aaron & Ayumi : http://apakstudio.com/

Hiroyuki Arai : http://homepage3.nifty.com/araihiroyuki/

Maud Alphaize : http://www.kaizermodo.com/

Paul Afong Jr.: http://www.junkykid.com

Charles S.Anderson : www.csadesign.com

Jessica Allen : jessicaallen.net

Kenneth Andersson : www.kennethandersson.com

Monika Aichele : monikaaichele.jimdo.com

Peggy Adam : www.peggy-adam.com

Beth Adams : www.bethadams.net

Clifford Alejandro : www.oldtin.com

Terry Allen : terryallen.com

Steve Adams: http://adamsillustration.com/

Steve Adams is a Canadian illustrator.
After his studies in graphic design, Steve began his collaboration with various clients such as The Wall Street Journal, , Citigroup, Washington Post, American Lawyer, Chicago Tribune, CA Magazine, The Globe & Mail, La Presse, Barefoot Books, Dominique et Compagnie.
During the past few years, he completed a number of children’s books, some of which have been translated into several languages. Over the years, the illustrators received numerous accolades from among others, Communication Arts, American Illustration, Society of Illustrators, Society of Newspaper Design, Mr. Christie’s Gold Seal, Governor General’s Awards (shortlisted) and Applied Arts,
Steve lives in Montréal.

(Source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Adams_(illustrator))

Max Andersson: http://www.maxandersson.com

Max Andersson is a Swedish comic artist with a strong underground reputation - thanks to his dense, junk-culture comic, ‘Pixy’. Andersson studied graphics in Stockholm between 1982 and 1984, and later cinema at the University of New York. After having worked in the animation field, he started making comics in the Swedish alternative magazine Galago in 1987. Shortly, his work also appeared in Dagens Nyheter and Aftonbladet. His first album, ‘Pixy’ was published by Tago Förlag in 1992.
The comic was also published in the USA by Fantagraphics, which makes Andersson the first modern Swedish artist to have an album published in the USA. Tago Förlag has also collected some of his short stories in ‘Vakuumneger’ in 1994. Three years later, Andersson self-published ‘Pistolen Johnny’. In 2001, ‘En Skissbok av Max Andersson’ was published by Seriefrämjandet, followed two years later by ‘Döden’, published by Galago Ordfront.
Besides his comic book ‘Pixy’ at Fantagraphics, more of Andersson’s gained attention in the USA, with his contributions to the anthology Zero Zero and the comic book ‘Death & Candy’. His dark comics are also published in most European countries.

(Source http://lambiek.net/artists/a/anderson_max.htm)

Jungle Acco: http://www.ne.jp/asahi/hot/art

Esao Andrews: http://www.esao.net

Esao Andrews is a painter, Baker Skateboardsillustrator/designer and Meathaus Collective member. His art depicts a blend of the grotesque, erotic and surreal in a manner in keeping with other American artists like Mark Ryden and John Currin. He attended Red Mountain High School In Mesa Arizona. He recently had a shared show with John John Jesse. He has produced cover art for Circa Survive’s album Juturna, as well as their May 2007 release, On Letting Go.

Andrews also produces flash animations, for which Vector Park’s Patrick Smith has served as acknowledged mentor.

Mr. Andrews recently had a story published in the original 1001 Nights of Snowfall.

Esao Andrews is also an honorary member of the legendray crew “The Piss Drunx”. The Piss Drunx includes a roster of famous skateboarders and artists alike. Including Jim Greco, Andrew Reynolds, Ali Boulala and Joseph “Jough Jough” Dancer.

(Source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esao_Andrews)

Dr. Jorge Alderete : www.jorgealderete.com

Andrice Arp : www.hi-horse.com

Andrice Arp (born 1969 in Los Angeles) is a U.S. comics artist and illustrator. She authors a regular mini-comic called Hi-Horse, collected as Hi-Horse Omnibus in 2004 by Alternative Comics. Arp also contributes to comics anthology Mome. In September 2006, Arp’s work was featured in an exhibit at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco, as well as a museum in New York. Her illustrations have appeared in Shout Magazine, Kitchen Sink Magazine, and the New York Times. She is the illustrator of the book-swapping web site BookMooch.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrice_Arp

Jim Avignon : www.jimavignon.com

Jim Avignon (born c. 1967) is a contemporary German pop artist. A lauded and much-respected cult figure in the Techno subculture in Berlin. Currently he lives and works in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Berlin.

Jim Avignon was born Christian Reisz. He started painting when he was 21 years old, exhibiting in techno clubs. His ideas on art were very clear: “I’d rather sell a thousand images for one dollar, than one image for a thousand dollars.” He demonstrated his commitment to this philosophy when he exhibited his work in Frankfurt in 1995: the public was allowed to take any of the 800 originals on display home for free. This exhibition was aptly named “Get Rich With Art”. At a 1992 exhibition in Kassel, he created one painting each day only to destroy it in the evening. A documentary was made about the exhibition, called “Destroy Art Galleries”. Jim Avignon has proven himself a prolific, provocative and highly original artist. Two of his books are: “Popbones” (1996) and “Busy” (with DAG, 1998).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Avignon

Apak studio : apakstudio.com