A chicago based drawing collagist/printer (and anything else you can think of). He is hugely prolific, exhibits widely and is very pertinent in contemporary art.
This blog is great with the images too.

Originally from chicago (now based in New Orleans), Mike is a mind-blowing and heartfelt collagist, specializing also in printmaking. His works are both whimsical and brooding and he utilizes assorted vintage materials including tin types and photographs.

Renee has amazing fortitude and her works are colorful, acutely detailed organic creations, pertaining to other worlds beginning from the microscopic.

Ray is a very pertinent and political artist living in Chicago.

Though Rives website is currently out of commission, she is steadily working on significant projects around the world. Highly inspiring.

Dmitry sketches in bars, at home, in the homes of others, on the road, anywhere he can. He employs various mediums : charcoal, japanese ink and oil paint, and draws extensively from his interactions and experiences with the public as a cab driver. (Also with a blog at www.samarovblogspot.com (HACK)) and soon to be released book.

A New York based printmaker -- just beautiful work.. being resourceful, she uses her feet to press the inked linoleum cutouts onto paper and assembles beautiful collages that often have a darker "silver" lining to them.

I have been a fan of Jared's work for a long time. It is haunting, smooth and filled with undercurrents of highly charged eeriness.

Jessica takes extreme pride in her craft and painstakingly crafts unusual creatures from fine materials. Her attention to detail is very evident.

A Chicago based painter, drawing collagist and harsh critic - Wesley's pieces are are looming, mysterious, often large and deal with themes of war, destruction and the psychological aftermath.

Sign aka Matthew Hoffman is a highly original craftsman and collage artist, dealing primarily with wooden cutouts. He is now delving into public sculpture.

Found objects, metal objects, antique objects melded together in unique sculptural collages. I love them.

These pieces are beautiful visual compilations of color and the subject matters are haunting - They remind me of an unusual blend of mystery novels from my youth by John Bellair, and paintings by William Blake.

Editor of Shots magazine based out of Minneapolis, Russell is by far and away one of my favorite photographers. His self portraits are reminders of our very human existence. Fleeting.

Careful subtleties.

Architecturally and scientifically shot, with a definite sense of awe, some artistically reconstructed.

One of the most talented painters to come from Western Michigan University, Larocque's works are strange and otherworldly.

Marc basically paved the way for a new type of photographic expression. He's photographed everyone from Michael Jordan to Woody Allen.

Sheer brilliance, Moon is up and coming, very fast. He built this amazing drawing machine that creates micron produced drawings over the course of weeks/months.

I LOVE Julie Murphy's work. It's playful and insanely imaginative. I don't know how she comes up with her creatures. Amazing.