Mazatl hails from Mexico City. He is known for his immaculately detailed linocuts, woodcuts, and graphic imagery. He’s also an amazing muralist with a full schedule around the globe. His recent adventures brought him to our gallery along with partner in crime, KILL JOY, for their incredible installation, Tierra Blanda. He is part of Just Seeds Collective and Animal Power Crew. He is addicted to pho, always wears a hat, and would probably never read this.

Pavel Acevedo is known for his distinct Printmaking style and his graphic mix of grotesque and beautiful aesthetics in all known mediums. A transplant local of Riverside from Oaxaca, Pavel's work includes album covers, murals, and apocalyptic fiestas. Acevedo has exhibited in multiple locations throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. He is a calming old soul, loves big leather boots, currently caffeinated, while leaving trails of shredded linoleum behind at all times.

Tim Musso's style leans toward intricate and macabre, fusing elements of the natural and symbolic into larger than life explorations. Raised in the foothills of Motherlode, CA; Tim finds himself backpacking trails from childhood and well into the future. If you can't find him working in his studio, or teaching in the classroom, Tim Musso is likely out in the wilderness somewhere documenting his adventures and sketching out his next masterpieces.

Raygun the Savage creates illustrations using traditional pen and ink techniques, and is known for black and white works featuring heavy crosshatching. She focuses on depicting black historical/pop culture figures and pink icons, as well as political cartooning. Raygun was educated in a Bauhaus school of art, and is influenced by a multitude of modern age comic book pencilers, punk poster artists, and black story tellers, as well as by growing up in the failed industrial complex of Eerie Pennsylvania.