Jen Hsieh is a Taiwanese import transported to Toronto, Canada where she went on to make her way through Sheridan College’s Illustration program. Jen’s work has been awarded by American Illustration and Applied Arts. She has also lectured at the School of Visual Arts in New York.

Jen’s drawings are distinctive in their colours and patterns. She usually draws modern culture and fashion, pop culture icons, celebrities and pugs.

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Page Tsou was born in 1978 in Taiwan. Currently residing in London, Page was a teacher before becoming an illustrator. He is interested in the subculture, loves the 60’s, collects vintage stuff, and enjoys observing people.

Go through Page Tsou’s Flickr page and be entranced by his elegant lines and lovely muted colours.

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David Ho, an artist from Taiwan, creates dark digital art with irony. Pieces expressing grief, despair, isolation and sexual disturbance become highly emotional statements in cold, metallic colours on the artist’s Macintosh easel. And each is forceful. Within the various software he has chosen for his pallet, David Ho is a uniquely effective communicator of the grotesque.

Currently based in the States, David has been called many things in his life, but he fancy himself an artist first and foremost. After 10 years of working as a freelancer, David has experimented with various kinds of media like oils, acrylics and airbrush. His preference is for the digital medium due to its efficiency. David work exclusively on the Macintosh utilizing software programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, Poser and Bryce.

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Mention Der-Jen (德珍) and images of chinese classical beauties comes to mind.

Born in 1974, Taiwan, Der-Jen is undisputedly one of the greatest artist of ancient beauties. Romance, history and heroism are amongst her favourite themes. Der-Jen’s works exhibits the cultural richness present in ancient China.

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