John Biggs, also known as Dugong John, is a U.K.-based illustrator that uses his narrative talents to explore varying cultures and backdrops. His work moves between sci-fi intrigue and mystery and snapshots from the everyday.
“Whether painting large murals in public spaces, developing art direction for business or working on his personal ink drawing and acrylic paintings, Dugong John has remained a unique member of the illustration community in the UK and continues to develop, expand and innovate with his practise daily,” a statement says, “John will always create art to be enjoyed by all.”
The artist’s clients include Red Bull, Nixon Watches, breweries, and an assortment of other businesses. See more of his work below.
Bringing two, varied backgrounds and sensibilities, 
With a decidedly Victorian twist, 
Cesar Piette’s analogue paintings carry the texture and sheen of digitally created Pixar characters. The artist uses a blend of paint techniques, between traditional layering and airbrush approaches. Before that, the artist has first designed these characters via sketching, digital modeling and adjustment, and then goes to work on the final painting.