Ashley Bowen has been creating Digital Media publications, artwork both digital and traditional, and costumes for over 15 years. She is inspired by her long time art teacher Billy Martinez, Luis Royo, Japanese comics, and many fantasy artists. She designs costumes for the theatrical world and is active in the anthropomorphic community as a creature creator.

Joseph Topacio is one of the up and coming talents to keep your eye on in the art scene. His works were introduced for Neko Press in 2011 at many of the conventions including the Phoenix Comic Con and in Sacramento for the fan favorite convention- Sac Anime.

He refers his style as fun, light hearted, but whimsical to say the least.
Art influences include Scott Morse, Edward Gorey, Billy Martinez and Jeff Soto.

Sam McInvale has recently started putting up work in galleries. His major influences include Frazetta, Mignola, Miyazaki and of course Billy Martinez and his brother Nick. Sam Focuses on Film/comic art and finds a lot of inspiration in comics and music. He's just getting started drawing professionally and doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon.

Nick McInvale is a man a considerable charisma. By inclination, he is an artist, and by temperament, he happens to be a lazy bum. A California child by birth, though not by choice, he's spent the majority of his life in the sun-bleached suburbia's stretching across the so-called region of So Cal. Mixing Comic Art styles and subjects with Neo-Expressionist techniques and flair, Nick takes heavy influence from guys like Moebius and Jae Lee to Anselm Kiefer and Paul Cezanne. Though, as far as subject matter is concerned, it looks like he's hooked on otherworldly dream-scapes out of a pulp magazine or creepy, pseudo-paranormal visions of doors and other various symbols. We expect more work to come from Nick in the near future, and mostly likely, there's going to be a piece with a creepy door on it. Seriously, I bet there will be.