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Susanna Chapman
Nicole Kidman’s AMC Puddle
Susanna Chapman (she/her) loves reading books and making pictures. For a decade she designed books in-house for different publishing companies and in 2019 she pivoted to making illustrations / murals / designs independently. Susuanna lives in Nashville.
Nicole Kidman’s AMC Puddle
Matt Long
Roller Derby Bout
Matt Long (he/him) lives in New York. He enjoys oil painting and customizing old clothes, toys and ornaments. Continue reading
Roller Derby Bout
Eliza Reisfeld
The Jumanji Board
Eliza Reisfeld is a published Illustrator based in Oakland, California represented by Bookmark Literary. Her playful work is inspired by her passion for animals, nature, and the human connection. She captures charming characters with a variety of mediums including watercolor, gouache, colored pencil, and digital media. She’s also a dedicated sculptor, creating characters, figures, and animals in clay. After graduating from RISD with a BFA in Illustration, Eliza writes and illustrates picture books, develops art for animation and brand illustration. Her favorite animals are sloths, tigers, and her two black cats Mowgli and Bagheera. She is slowly turning her house into a jungle for her tiny panthers!
The Jumanji Board
Hailey Desjardins
Hailey Desjardins (she/her) is a designer based in Brooklyn, working in fashion. Her creative endeavors frequently include developing unique and specialized works for various industry outlets. When not in the atelier, you may find this duo recipe testing, sourcing antiques online, or tackling DIY home renovations.
Stephanie Rudig
Stephanie Rudig (she/her) is a designer, writer, and illustrator who lives in Washington, D.C. with her three-legged cat, Special Agent Dale Cooper. Her varied accomplishments include taking second place in a spoken word pun competition, a feminist street art blog that was inducted into the Library of Congress, and an artist book composed entirely out of Saltines.
Sofie Birkin
Kitschy Accent Lamp
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.
Kitschy Accent Lamp
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