Joshua is an artist and illustrator based in New Hampshire, specialising in ultra-detailed works for underground bands across packaging, posters and merchandise. His commissions include artwork for the likes of: Bring Me The Horizon, Suicide Silence, Zombie Liquorice, Bleed From Within and Rings of Saturn. More on Joshua’s illustration for The Great Dominions here.
www.joshuaandrewbelanger.com
Since the early 1990s, D’Andrea has gradually become a staple in the West Coast music scene. His artwork is dark yet organic, heavy yet fantastic, with images weaving together rich hues, dark tones, and exceptionally complex textures and details. D’Andrea creates eerie scenes filled with stoic human figures, disillusioned faces, nature, and death. Depictions of trees, blossoming flowers, and tombstones are omnipresent, as are D’Andrea’s unusual textures – often reminiscent of reptile scales and bird feathers. His commissions include works for: Agalloch, Swans, Comus, Om, Sleep, Ulver, Witchcraft, Scott ‘Wino’ Weinrich and Sleepy Sun. More on David’s illustration for The Great Dominions here.
www.dvdandrea.com
Arik Moonhawk Roper was born in 1973 in New York City, grew up in Richmond, Virginia, then returned to New York to attend the School of Visual Arts from 1991-1995. Since then he has built a universe of strange and familiar fantasy, horror, surreal, and psychedelic imagery. After starting out creating record and CD covers for a variety of bands, and various gigs in the commercial art world, he has continued onward and into more diverse areas of poster design and graphic illustration, and animation. Arik has created artwork for bands including: Comets on Fire, Om, High on Fire, Sleep and Earth. More on Arik’s illustration for The Great Dominions here.
arikroper.com
Benjamin Vierling is an illustrator and fine artist. His painting technique is derived from methods used in northern europe during the 15th and early 16th centuries, in which egg tempera and oil paint mediums are alternately layered, conspiring to produce a subtle radiance of tone that is difficult to create any other way. The subject matter is often painstakingly rendered from real life over the course of many months and laden with detail and symbolism. His output includes pieces for: Joanna Newsom, Weapon, Nightbringer, Anja Records, plus a number of book illustrations. More on Benjamin’s illustration for The Great Dominions here.
www.bvierling.com