Leah Mangue - Card SK-17
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Brian C. Kong - Card SK-18
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Brian has worked professionally in comics and advertising since 1994, he first started at Marvel comics , his first assignment was penciling a pin-up for Fantastic Four unlimited. He then went on to do various projects for Malibu Comics, Acclaim comics & Tekno comics.He has worked on storyboards for several ad campaigns including Universal Studios theme park & Korbel media. Brian has worked on many sketch card sets the past two years for various companies.
www.briankong.com

 Otto Dieffenbach - Card SK-19
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Steven Miller - Card SK-20
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Steven Miller a freelance illustrator lives in Bel Air MD with his family and two dogs. Steven has worked on many popular trading card sets within the Pop culture industry. Stevens artwork encompasses every genre of Pop culture from Comic book work to Scifi/Fantasy to Horror and Pinup. Miller uses a wide variety of mediums to achieve the final piece of artwork,from pencils to paint and everything in between. Steven is known for his uncomprimising attention to detail and his life like portraits.

To see more of Stevens work visit his website:
www.miller777art.com

Corbett Vanoni - Card SK-21
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Corbett is a southern California native who recently relocated to the balmy shores of Minnesota. He is a cartoonist and illustrator by profession, and has been active in the sketch card community for the past three years, contributing to licenses such as The Wizard of Oz, Sci-Fi classics, Vintage movie posters, Marvel Universe and of course, The Spirit.
Currently, Corbett splits his time between freelance work, including personal commissions, gag cartoons, and inking on a forthcoming project from Ren & Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi - and his 'weekend gig' as a live caricaturist at Minnesota's Valley Fair and Mall of America.

Discover everything Corbett at http://cvanoni.blogspot.com

John Watkins-Chow - Card SK-22
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John Watkins-Chow has worked in animation, comics, and video games and is a relative newcomer to the sketch card world; he has been fortunate to participate in sets that have let him draw characters and scenes from Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Marvel Comics, and now, THE SPIRIT. His recent artwork, both sketch card and not, can be seen at www.watkinschow.com. When he is not sketching, John teaches math and indulges his wife and two daughters. Alas, John is humbled by the assemblage of artists on this set and is a bit intimidated by their skills—so what he lacks in talent, he tries to make up for in the ellipsis-ending sentence department…

Leeahd Goldberg - Card SK-23
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A comic fan since he was a kid, Leeahd knew that he would also be a comic book artist. In order to pursue his career, he moved half way across the globe to Los Angeles. A child of the computer revolution, Leeahd applied his classic training to the digital medium. He loves Photoshop but nothing replaces pen, inks, and paper. Leeahd has had a few comics published but he's been active mostly in the film business. He's worked with screenwriters and production companies to develop conceptual art for film projects. Leeahd is branching out even more, looking to do commissions as well as more cards and comics. "When I have a project I love it stops being a job." www.leeahdgoldberg.com

Randy Martinez - Card SK-24
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Randy Martinez lends his hand to Inkworks for the first time with “The Spirit” . A long time veteran of the Sketch card industry Randy has worked on such titles as Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones and Heroes. But Randy’s credits go beyond sketch cards. While Randy is well known for his Art with Acme Archives and Star Wars Celebration, you will also be able to see Randy’s Art on the shelves of your favorite Book stores. Starting in January ‘09 Randy has illustrated 10 book covers for the New Scholastic series “Star Wars: Rebel Force”. In March of ’09, Randy’s first how to draw book “Creature Features: How to draw Monsters and Aliens” hits the shelves. Randy authored and illustrated this fun book with over 30 unique lessons.
There is more to come from Mr. Martinez. But that is all classified right now.
“ I love to create art, music…and what ever feeds my soul!”