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Grzegorz Rosiński - He graduated in 1967 from prof. Jan Marcin Szancer’s Studio of Illustration at the Faculty of Graphic Arts of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He worked as the art director of the “Relax” magazine.

Grzegorz Przybyś - He began his career as an illustrator and concept artist in 2007 when he initiated cooperation with Wrocław Techland company. Three years later he established studio Division 48 with his brother to create illustrations, animations and promotional materials.

Grzegorz Domaradzki - He completed two courses at the Workshop Graphics Department of the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań (now the Artistic University), studying Metal Techniques under Professor Tadeusz Jackowski and Drawing under Professor Marek Zaborowski.

Eugenia Joanna Pawel-Kroll - The artist is known under the pseudonym of Szarlota Pawel. She studied art at the Faculty of Graphic Arts of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She graduated in 1974.

Dawid Ryski - He graduated from Higher School of Ecology and Management in Warsaw Landscape Architecture Department but his real passion and profession are illustration and graphics.

Darek Zabrocki - He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk under tutelage of Professor Maciej Świerszewski. He worked with many acknowledged companies including 20th Century Fox, Framestore, CD Projekt RED, Universal, Ubisoft, Blur, Wizards of the Coast, Sony and Creative Assembly.

Daniel Grzeszkiewicz - He graduated from the State Secondary School of Visual Arts in Lublin, where he was awarded a diploma in the art of exhibition in 2000, supervised by prof. Mirosława Kozan. He has had individual exhibitions in Warsaw, Wrocław and Lublin; he has also taken part in group exhibitions, including in Italy, France and Portugal.

Damian Bajowski - Bajowski graduated from Architecture and Urban Planning at Białystok Technical University. He co-worked with computer games: “The Witcher” and “Dawn of War III” or with short animated movie, “The Ark”.

Bohdan Butenko - Butenko attended the Tomasz Zan General Secondary School in Pruszków. In 1955, he graduated from Jan Marcin Szancer’s Studio of Books and Illustration of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.

Bogusław Polch - Having completed the Secondary School of Fine Arts in Warsaw (at present Wojciech Gerson Secondary School of Fine Arts in Warsaw), he started working at the age of 17. His career in comics started in 1970, when Polch’s first official comics titled “Złoty” Mauritius from the “Kapitan Żbik” series was published by Sport i Turystyka.”.