Lauren Marx

“Fire Breather,” by Lauren Marx
LAUREN MARX’s work combines elements of animal symbolism, biology, mythology, and cosmology into personal mythologies of nature and the Cosmos; she seeks to illustrate how humans attempt to understand the epic intricacies and mysteries of the Universe. She holds a BFA from Webster University and currently resides in St. Louis, Missouri. You can find her work online at laurenmarx.com.
Gerardo Cazares

“Stitch,” by Gerardo Cazares
GERARDO CAZARES was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas. The black sheep of the family as far as his culture and beliefs, like metal concerts and blasphemy, he felt like an outcast and went through a rebellious phase which still lingers. He joined the army at 20 in 2008 and deployed to Iraq in 2010, Germany in 2011, and Afghanistan in 2013. Since returning from active duty in 2014, Cazares has been producing and selling his art for a living. You can contact him about his work via Facebook (facebook.com/devoutsatx) and Instagram (instagram.com/dfordevout/).
Jon Snoek

“Of Mice and Rats,” by Jon Snoek
JON SNOEK is a bearded hippie from Texas who makes stop-motion animated films (funnyordie.com/snoeked), paints pet dinosaurs, and writes children’s books about lost robots.