Gus Fink is a visionary artist whose work comes from the crossroads of Nightmares and Dreams. As a writer, director, designer, and creator of countless characters, he has built entire universes filled with humor, darkness, and heart. His art isn’t about polished perfection—it’s alive, unpredictable, and unforgettable.

The journey began in 1999, when Fink pulled a 1954 Webster’s Dictionary out of a Goodwill dumpster. Those worn pages became his first sold artworks and set the foundation for the alchemy that followed. From that unlikely beginning, he grew a career that expanded from selling paintings on scraps of cardboard into publishing comics, creating internationally collected toys, designing clothing collaborations, and writing and directing films, video games, board games ect. His work has reached audiences around the world while staying true to its origin—transforming the overlooked into something alive.

What started as a personal obsession has grown into a family legacy. Fink is married to acclaimed artist Emi Boz, and together with their two daughters, they’ve built a business fueled by collaboration and imagination. Even their home reflects this commitment—shared with eight rescue cats and a dedication to supporting their local SPCA, where they’ve donated thousands annually to help other animals in need.