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Joseph Meehan is an illustrator and concept artist based in New York. He earned a degree in Toy Design from FIT in NYC and worked as a toy designer at Mattel's LA headquarters before becoming a full time illustrator. He has been contributing to Magic the Gathering for over two years.

A farmboy from Illinois with a gift for sketching, rk post was planning on a career as a veterinarian until illustration finally took over in his extensive college experience. By his graduation from Northern Illinois University in 1994, rk post was freelancing for the fantasy gaming industry doing interior illustration for several major game companies, gradually teaching himself how to paint with acrylics and eventually oils. rk garnered a staff illustration position at TSR and after its acquisition, continued in this capacity with new parent company Wizards of the Coast painting cover illustrations for games and novels. Passionate about expanding his skill set, rk moved into 2D and 3D art for videogames in addition to his freelance illustrations for Magic the Gathering and other franchises.

He currently works as a self publishing entity, so please follow him on your preference of his social media platforms to see what's up and coming! Rk's freelance clients have included White Wolf, WizKids, Fanpro, Microsoft (Mythica, X Box), LucasFilm, 20th Century Fox (both Aliens VS Predator), Sega (Dreamcast), Nintendo, Ballantine Books, Science Fiction Book Club, Hasbro (televsion and animation), Marvel Entertainment, DC Comics, Dark Horse Comics, the History Channel, and Blizzard Entertainment (Daiblo 2, Worlds of Warcraft) and SOE (The Agency). rk post published his first volume of collected works in the hard cover release, Postmortem: the Art of rk post. Though this first edition has completely sold out, it still appears on amazon.com as one of the more valuable fantasy art books in trade. A second volume continues to be in the works.

Originally from Wisconsin, Jason was raised in a sheltered environment almost completely void of other creative & artistic minds. The only outlet for inspiration was role playing games, comics, and video games which Jason enjoyed avidly. After graduating from high school, he landed a freelance job creating vampire illustrations for White Wolf Games which lead to a fledgling artistic career in editorial print industry.

Known for his innovative digital photographic manipulations, Felix's works have been showcased internationally and have directly inspired numerous Hollywood projects. He has been involved in visually establishing major computer games franchises & Films such as Magic The Gathering, Starcraft, Dead Space, Prince of Persia, BattleField, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and many other projects.

Johannes Voss is a self taught illustrator based in Germany. Faced with the decision to study computer science or learn to draw, he hid in a dark room for five years, practising ten hours a day until he had made enough progress to get work in the field.

Since then, he's worked for Playboy and Lionsgate and contributed to games like League of Legends and of course Magic: The Gathering. He's also designed his own line of tokens to channel some fun and sillyness to balance out time spent in the dark worlds of modern Fantasy games.

Craig Spearing graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1992, began his freelance career illustrating children's educational and historical material, then jumped over to fantasy illustration in 2008. His work has been featured in Spectrum 19 and 20. Current clients include Wizards of the Coast, Paizo Publishing, and Arcane Wonders.

While growing up in the sublime locale of Sitka, Alaska, Mark had dreams of flying saucers and epic landscapes, rarely putting his pencil down as a result. This was not cured by his formal art training at Gonzaga University in Spokane nor his getting a Master’s degree in studio painting at Washington University in St. Louis. In fact it probably cemented it. Not willing to live in any town that didn’t also start with an “S”, Mark heard the call from a friend to do some work for a Seattle role-playing game company in 1992. This involved drawing and painting an endless array of fanciful creatures, characters, and designs for Wizards of the Coast, both as a freelance illustrator and sometimes on staff as conceptual designer. Mark also taught art courses part-time at the Northwest College of Art and Design in Poulsbo, Wa.

These past twenty-five years it was, and still is, for him a dream come true: drawing strange creatures and environments and making a living at it.