Tim Anderson started painting portraits because of a fascination with mug shots. "It was my method of painting... mugshots that I was given by a cop turned actor, Dennis Farina, who was confused as to why I painted 'those scumbags.' He gave me his career's worth of mugshots from the Chicago PD." That was over 30 years ago. Today, Anderson's craft is well-honed; here we present a collection of his "yellow portraits."

EPIC The expansive and brilliant photography of Christian Stoll documents the vast scope of urban and commercial expansion and paints a striking picture of humanity. View more of Christian’s work here. Christian Stoll is a freelance photographer with one foot in New York City and one in Düsseldorf, Germany. Stoll’s photography has been a major influence on the corporate image of global companies like General...

Sculpture & Boxes Sarah Walko is a creator of highly detailed creative works, all of which possess potent symbolic undertones. Using items like matchbooks, bat wings and moss, Walko’s thoughtfully composed works are not only rich in symbolism, but also quite pleasing to the eye. View more of Sarah’s work here. Sarah Walko is a multimedia sculptor, installation artist and writer. She is currently the executive...

Depicting an otherworldly vision of the west coast, artists Tatiana Plakhova and Leandro Sanchez present their series "Another California."

"his house belongs to an old man who has only ever left the island once – to go to war. And each time I pass his house on my way home to Edinburgh I think about how much I want to stay. And how one day I just might."

The self-taught german photographer shows the foggy side of his versatility in this series of haunting photos.

The self-taught german photographer shows the colorful side of his versatility in this series of beautifully composed photos.

Catch a glimpse inside the mind of Parisian artist Sebastien Feraut (aka Niark1) in this series of unfettered and imaginative paintings.

Outlandishly beautiful illustration by Colombian artist and designer Fernando Ferero.

An expansive and cerebral collaborative series of visual poetry by artists Peter Ciccariello and Mez Breeze.