Sometimes hyper-realistic, other times totally abstracted. You've seen him in the subway, in Lincoln center, and soon you'll see a version of him when you visit us.

Zaki captures the brutalist but inviting energy of skateparks across California. The jury is out on whether Heather is goofy or regular. Or'el, on the other hand, is unapologetically goofy.

Much like being lost between the city and wide open spaces, Kusama's style lives somewhere between very organic looking pumpkins and almost fluorescent pop culture. Wild patterns meet minimalist discipline, kinda like Heather's closet and Or'el's sushi order.

Food with a lot of texture (just the way Heather likes it) portrayed hyper realistically using only pencil.

Like a cocktail party for Manhattanites, Niemann's work is sometimes abstract and sometimes on the nose with quippy cultural commentary.