After moving to New York City in 1998, Sasha Gleyzer took up photography to capture the unusual power and uniqueness of both the traditional and contemporary elements of the city. New York is a world of inspiration for photographers and Sasha always seems to find new details, new feelings and new aspects of this "wonderland."

With ideas all around him, Sasha started "to see scenes as if they were pictures already made." He takes time to stop and seize the moment with his camera and not let the busy New York City lifestyle pass him by. His love of the city and its people is evident in his photographs and he hopes you will experience the same emotional feelings...

Marco Fabiano describes his work as, "making every day objects into things of beauty." His love for experimenting with art and design leads him to continually create new works that add complexity to simple things. "For me, a simple object holds the potential to be something amazing. You just have to look at it in a new way."

Trained at a well-known art school, Marco studied fine art and ceramics. Engaged by the mystery and significance of the Renaissance and Romanesque periods, he finds himself mesmerized by classic cultures. "Historic cultures mesmerize me. They are our past and a gateway from where we have come."

Marco's other love i...

Ling was born and grew up in China, and now works as an artist in London.  After she finished her MA in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, University of the Arts London, she chose to become an illustrator because she likes the idea that her creations could be shared and used in people’s daily lives – and given and shared by loved ones.

Her floral designs are inspired by the language of flowers. Each flower represents a different message, and is a perfect way to convey how much people mean to each other. Her watercolour drawings give the traditional Chinese watercolour paintings a contemporary edge by adding a textile and ...