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Sofie Birkin
Muriel’s Wedding Dress
Sofie Birkin (she/her) is a Brooklyn based queer British artist with a big dog. She creates powerful vignettes of queer bodies in space which push back against historical conventions of femininity. Working as a professional illustrator and muralist since 2016, her developed style of vibrant, dynamic compositions mesh the figure form with anachronistic accessories, creating complex cultural narratives that allow the viewer to imagine the characters’ expansive lives. She likes estate sales, ambient lighting and ghost stories, and dislikes rain, routine, and writing about herself in the third person.
Muriel’s Wedding Dress
Wendy Wood
Cheer Uniforms from Bring It On
Wendy Wood (she/her) is a London-based textile designer specialising in knitwear and industrially knitted fabrics. When she is not knitting she enjoys puttering around in the garden and hopes to one day become Head Gardener at The InQueery HQ. She has never come across a dahlia or a ball of yarn she didn’t like.
Cheer Uniforms from Bring It On
Alex McCargar
A Baroque Theater
Alex McCargar (he/him) is a stage designer and art historian who found his way from the Massachusetts suburbs to Vienna, When he is not working on his current PhD, he enjoys coffee houses on snowy evenings, standing room at the opera and drinking white wine in the Vienna Woods. His main interests and areas of research include opera as a transdisciplinary art form and historical representations of marginalized peoples on the operatic stage. He is looking forward to making pine cone garlands this holiday season.
A Baroque Theater
Annelise Capossela
AOL Welcome Screen
Annelise Capossela is an illustrator living and working in NYC. When she’s not drawing, she can be found walking her dog in the park and staring at trees.
AOL Welcome Screen
Sam Whitney
Red Briefs from Love Junkie
Sam Whitney (he/him) is an art director, illustrator, and designer of prissy-Irish-Catholic-New-England heritage, who now lives in Brooklyn. He has worked in the art departments of The New York Times and WIRED and his illustrations have appeared in The Washington Post and ARTFAG, among others. He thinks he’s funny even when others don’t, and THAT’S what matters.
Red Briefs from Love Junkie
Kate Harnett
Miss Havisham’s Wedding Cake
Kate Harnett of Harnett Studio is a Rochester, NY artist specializing in miniatures and mixed media sculpture. Drawing inspiration from history and the world around her, Kate’s work blends the surreal, the unexpected, and the strange. Their work is often described as quirky, weird, silly, nostalgic, and sometimes kinda gross.
Kate comes from a long line of sculptors, illustrators, authors, and inventive weirdos. She followed the footsteps of her grandparents and graduated from Pratt Institute in 2008 with a BFA, but she’s been interested in art forever. It’s in her bones.
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Miss Havisham’s Wedding Cake
Bats Langley
Prometheus Sculpture at Rockefeller Center
Bats Langley is a painter, sculptor, writer, illustrator, toy designer, and a creator of many things. Mr. Langley is currently illustrating a book “The Big Five Save the Lions” by author David Issacman, of the hit Emmy Award winning Netflix show “Love on the Spectrum”, coming out by Paw Prints Press in the summer of 2026. Mr. Langley is a Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) grad. He is a regular contributor to Spider, Ladybug, Cricket, and Scholastic magazines and has been a frequently featured cover artist. Bats is the creator of GUS, and his art has been shown in galleries in New York City, Los Angeles, Boston, Hartford, Providence, Hangzhou China, and at The New Britain Museum of American Art and the United States Capitol building. Mr. Langley’s work was exhibited at the AFA Gallery in NYC and in Vegas for many years and shown alongside some of his idols: Maurice Sendak, Tim Burton, Charles Adams, Dr. Seuss and Charles Schultz. Mr. Langley is the illustrator of the picture book “Groggle’s Monster Valentine” and it’s sequel, “Groggle’s Monster Halloween”, from Sky Pony Press/Simon & Schuster, was the author/illustrator of “Alice’s Adventures in #Wonderland”, and illustrated the nonfiction biography of Jackie Kennedy titled “Jackie and the Books She Loved”, distributed by Sky Pony Press/Simon & Schuster. Bats also did the cover art for “Scary Stories to Tell on The Pod”, a podcast hosted by head Saturday Night Live writer Anna Drezen and the “Miracle Workers” and “Best Foot Forward” writer Andrew Farmer.
Today, Mr. Langley lives in a cozy, but spectacular apartment in the shadow of the Chelsea Hotel on the island of Manhattan, with his husband, Nicholas.
Prometheus Sculpture at Rockefeller Center
Betty Turbo
Cher’s Closet from Clueless
Betty Turbo (she/they) is an Alaska-grown artist and illustrator whose family totally believed that the Pee-Wee’s Playhouse picture she put in her Zoom background was her actual house. She currently lives in Oregon where she is probably up to her elbows in papier-mâché, baking a fancy cake for no reason, or watching professional wrestling.
Cher’s Closet from Clueless
Alison Dubois
A Mantis Shrimp
Alison Dubois (she/her) is an artist, illustrator and cartoonist based in Los Angeles. She is best known as the Art Director of Tuca & Bertie and Long Story Short (August 2025) and publishes weekly comics as Horsegirl Dogmom on Substack.
A Mantis Shrimp
Hannah Choi
Oda Mae Brown’s Purse from Ghost
Hannah Choi is an art director for NY Times by day and maker/illustrator by night. She has worked as an artist for Nickelodeon, Lego, Plan B, etc utilizing her taste for whimsy, comedy, and pop culture. She is currently Richmond, Virginia weirding out the Confederate ghosts and also embarking on a journey as a toddler mom.
Oda Mae Brown’s Purse from Ghost