Simon Bukhave (DK, b. 1978)

“In 1999 I moved to Copenhagen from Thy on the northwest coast of Denmark where I grew up. In Copenhagen I joined the comics and illustration workshop Fort Kox, where I met other comic book artists and illustrators and started working on my first comic book Ghost.

Signe Parkins (DK, 1979)  works in the field between art and comics. Her drawings often evolve around personal subject matter, but she also makes trips into more surreal and dark lands. She has contributed to a series of Danish and international anthologies. Her days are spent between teaching drawing classes, catching up with herself in her diary sketchbook and working on books and minor cartoons. In 2012 her blog won a Ping-award for the best web-comic.

Rui Tenreiro (NO b. 1979, Mozambique)

“For a few years I have been trying to find a language that suits my needs for telling a story. This search has led me to explore writing as much as illustration and, as such, the longer Graphic Novel fits my storytelling needs better than any other format.

Rikke Bakman (DK, b. 1980) discovered comics late, but found that it is the perfect medium for her storytelling. Memory is the keystone in her stories, memories which open up to moods and sensory impressions.

Oskars Pavlovskis ( 1985 ) loves to make things that keep him busy and happy while making them. Pavlovskis works in almost all visual media from sculpting to computer graphic.

Mikkel Sommer (1987) grew up in Copenhagen, has a brief background in animation, lives now with his prettier half in Berlin.

Martins Zutis ( 1988 ) lives in Riga, Latvia where he studies in Latvian Academy of Arts.

Martin Ernstsen (NO, b. 1982) is a Norwegian comic artist currently living in Berlin. He has published four comic albums with Norwegian publisher Jippi, and he has also self published several mini-comics.