A stunning project called "Everything Turns To Gold" by a digital illustrator, Lydia Wong. Her narrative illustrations based around the concept of Chinese government's "Golden Shield project", regarding censorship in mainland China. With digital collage as her weapon of choice,she mix various political symbols and figures from traditional Chinese propaganda poster together, creating a beautiful set of imagery with powerful messages underneath.

Wong recently won V&A Student Illustrator of the Year 2009 award and now working as a freelance artist in London.

Much is yet to be written about this talented 30 year old freelance illustrator from Hong Kong. Lokman Lam's sexy illustrations of female charachters reveal beautifully painted skin, face, and body contour. 

He previously worked with Imagi International (artists of the upcoming Astroboy Film) as Art Director and Sing tao News Corp (Chief Illustrator) before going full time on freelance Illustration.

"My work carries a heavy eastern influence. I think this is probably due to my Chinese heritage. Composition, rhythm and balance are the elements that I focus on. I like images that portray a sense of beauty and sadness and that work on a poetic level."

Born in 1983, Tim Lee (Lee Hon Hung) have lived and grown up in the U.K. Currently based in London, Tim graduated from Leeds Met with a Fine Art Degree in the summer of 2006.

Tim visits HongKong annually, where his parents came from, and he attributes that to where the eastern undercurrent in his works arises. Chinese scroll paintings, Kimono and Ukiyo-e prints heavily influence his work and he try to craft his work to reference them in some way. Like oriental art; composition and rhythm are paramount in his images. He is always looking for balance within each piece. Tim's illustrations are wonderfully intricate and precise, a tangled world of escapism and realism mixed into one.

Tim Lee's work has been featured in Illusive 2 (by Die Gestalten Verlag) and he is represented by Private View in UK. He was also recently featured on Lost At E Minor.

Pat Lee has been a professional artist for over thirteen years. Currently based in HongKong, Pat was engaged at the age of 16 to work in the professional comic book industry. He was hired by Extreme Studios at Image Comics and worked on titles such as BloodPool, Extreme Sacrifice, Black Flag, Glory, DarkChylde, Avengeblade, Extreme Prelude and Prophet. Soon after, he was hired by Wildstorm Productions and worked on comic book titles such as Allegra, Wetworks, and Jim Lee’s Wildcats. Following that, Pat worked with Marvel comics on Iron Man, X-Men, Fantastic Four and Spiderman.

A year later, Pat formed his own company with his brother named Dreamwave Productions Inc. which launched popular titles such as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Devil May Cry and Transformers - which ranked the #1 top selling comic book six months in a row and was acknowledged as one of the first indy publishers to reach this goal. He has created many successful properties such as Darkminds, Warlands, Garden of Blades, NecroWar, Sandscape and Banished Knights and has worked on hundreds of covers ranging from novels, comic books, trade paperbacks and magazines.

Most recently in comics, Pat’s work can be seen in Batman, Superman, Metal Men, X-Men, Cyberforce. He is also known for bringing an anime influenced hybrid style to the North American comic market and has hit the #1 artist on the top ten hottest artist list in Wizard Magazine. He has also worked with multiple toy companies such as Hasbro, Mattel, Spin Master Pro, and Cookie Jar, assisting them in conceptualizing and developing their brands and was a lead designer for the music video by Janet Jackson – “It Doesn’t Really Matter”. Currently at the age of 32, Pat’s primary initiatives is to be the most well rounded artist moving in the direction of film and game production, IP development, Photography, Concept Design and is currently in development of his own clothing label. Check out his works via his new studio - Pat Lee Productions, or through his deviantART page or MySpace page.