Vincent Chong is a freelance illustrator and designer from the UK, specializing in the horror, fantasy and sci-fi genres. From a young age, Vincent loved to draw and never seriously considered anything other than a career in art, so he feels very lucky to have been able to work as an illustrator for the last 20 years. During this time he has had the privilege of illustrating the works of incredible authors such as Stephen King, and has collaborated with clients around the world on projects ranging from book illustration to concept art for film and TV projects. He also co-created and illustrated a children’s picture book, The Girl Who Builds Monsters. Vincent has won a World Fantasy Award and multiple British Fantasy Awards for ‘Best Artist’. Check out his work at www.vincentchong-art.co.uk and you can follow him on Instagram or Facebook @vincentchongart.

http://www.vincentchong-art.co.uk/

Jenni Coutts is an illustrator, speculative fiction writer and GP based in Glasgow, Scotland. She won the British Fantasy Award for best artist in 2022 and is shortlisted for the same this year, and won the British Science Fiction Association Award for best artwork of 2024 this year. She is also shortlisted for the World Fantasy Awards for best artist in 2024, with artwork featured in both uk and international publications. She is art editor for BFS Horizons and is art lead for this World Fantasy Convention. She was shortlisted for the Scottish New Writer’s Award in 2019, and is represented by Harry Illingworth of DHH Literary for her writing. In her free time, she enjoys boxing, weight lifting, and chilling with her cat Smudge.

https://jennicoutts.com/

Jackie Duckworth studied Illustration at the Cambridge School of Art. She creates graphic and sometimes surreal linocuts and collagraphs to convey narratives of history, mythology, and personal experience. She has exhibited widely both at conventions and in gallery exhibitions. She has also illustrated book covers, short stories and poetry.

https://jackieduckworthart.co.uk/

Sophie is an artist, illustrator and writer based in Kent, Englands. She was short listed for the Refresh Art Prize in 2021, Won a silver award in the BFS Art Prize 2024 and was a finalist in the London Graphoc Center Art Prize 2025. She has created art for clients such as The Tomorrow’s Ghosts Festival, High Street Retailer HMV and tea retailer Bird and Blend, as well as comissions for book art, publishing and album cover art. Her work is all hand drawn, sometimes with the addition of ink paint but more often in intricate monochrome pen work with hints of gold. She is currently working on an Urban fantasy series for adults and pitching a YA fantasy series, as well as fighting to save the silversmithing workshop where she teaches adult learners the joy of working with their hands again, and which is under threat of closure. She spends her free time rebuilding her Victorian house and wondering why she doesn’t have much free time these days!

https://sophiejonashill.com/

Ametat is a fantasy illustrator based in Dorset, UK. She is a mostly self-taught artist specialising in large, expansive scenes, while drawing inspiration from British folklore, fantasy monsters, and dragons. She has exhibited at various fantasy conventions around the UK, and creates freelance illustrations for clients full-time. A few notable projects include the book covers for Sherrie A. Bakelar’s Lady Warrior Saga, and the splash screens for Glyde, a dragon-themed retro platformer.

https://ametat.art/index.php

Fiona Moore is a writer, critic, academic and miniaturist. She specialises in either scratch-built or kit-bashed fantasy, historical and steampunk scenes, as well as miniature settings from fantasy and SF works. She has exhibited at Eastercon and online. Her current project involves creating representations of all the major characters from Game of Thrones as anthropomorphic animals from their heraldic badges.

https://www.adoctorofmanythings.com