On this episode, our two hosts Peter Mohrbacher and Sam Flegal are going to talk about what they have been up to lately in their own art and illustration business! One Fantastic Week is a weekly web show where self-employed fantasy artists talk about whatever happened over the last 7 days.

Will Terry has been a freelance illustrator for 23 years. He was horrible at math, English, and science... luckily he found art. After finishing his BFA project at BYU he began working for magazines and newspapers not far from where he grew up in Washington D.C. He has created several indie ebooks that have sold tens of thousands of copies and has started a story app series with Rick Walton beginning with Gary's Place. He also co-owns svslearn.com - online illustration classes for children's book illustrators selling in over 80 countries.

Djamila is a Leipzig-based independent artist who draws character portraits and tarot cards. She enjoys surreal and dreamlike imagery with a fragile and delicate quality to it. Her primary goal is to evoke a sense of wonder in the viewer and her drawing style is heavily influenced by both nature and Japanese animation. She mainly works digitally, but also has an ongoing series of small traditional drawings. Her work has been published by Dragonsteel Entertainment and in Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art, among others. Currently, Djamila is not looking for freelance work.

Katherine Rasmussen is a freelance illustrator and visual development artist from Norway based in Los Angeles. She loves creating images that tell stories She has trained and studied at Watts Atelier of the Arts for 4 years. Then spent 2 years studying at Brainstorm School in Los Angeles with a focus on design and visual storytelling.

Infinite Black designs and publishes games, game accessories, art, stories, and other cool stuff with a current emphasis on Lovecraftian fantasy and horror. Many of our projects are funded through Kickstarter.

Valency Genis is a sculpture artist that creates hybrid creatures of fancy. She takes an almost Dr. Frankenstein-like glee in crafting her unique animals, drawing on influences ranging from Dr. Seuss to Natural History Museum dioramas.

A pioneer in the video games industry, Mike previously had a long career as legendary developer BioWare's first artist, and for 12 years illustrated for some of the top RPG video games of all time. Mike's experience at BioWare creating box art, magazine covers, concept art and marketing illustrations allowed him to seamlessly transition in 2009 to pursue his true passion of fantasy illustration and oil painting.

Winona Nelson's fine art often focuses on the stories and history of her tribe, the Ojibwe of Minnesota. She now freelances fulltime, working on illustration, concept art, comics in addition to fine art. Clients include Naughty Dog, Wizards of the Coast and many more. She lives in Philadelphia with her artist beau Anthony Palumbo and their gentleman cat, Diego.

One Fantastic Week is a weekly web show where self-employed fantasy artists talk about whatever happened over the last 7 days. Sam and Pete have both wrapped up some projects recently, so there should be plenty to talk about.

Cavegirl Poductions & X-Ray Films are creating "EYE OF THE BEHOLDER: The Art of Dungeons & Dragons", a new feature-length documentary that explores the history, influence, and stories behind the artwork that helps create one of the most recognizable brands in gaming. The movie profiles D&D artists (both past and present), former TSR insiders, game designers, authors, and fans. Joining us will be: Seth C. Polansky, Brian Stillman and Kelley Slagle.