Analisa is a traditional artist based in the United Kingdom. It's been a while and I also tend to feature digital artists a bit more. This time I'm very glad I can write about Analisa cause her pieces have two wonderful traits: first of all she is precise and knows very well how to draw human figures, in particular the face but there's room for hands and bodies too in her posts. Second trait is the meaning she gives to her art. I haven't seen very many pieces "just cause why not" and to me that indicates a sort of maturity in the drawing technique

Raphael is a digital artist from Belgium, he mainly posts environmental scenes and has a spectacular use of colors and values that always ends up creating beautiful contrasts. The background stories of these places he paints have to be very different cause he really spaces between fantasy and futuristic worlds to realistic places, dynamic nature landscapes and crowded city views.

Illy is an artist from Malaysia and the most important thing you need to know about her is that until you get to take a peek at her IG feed you can't say you know what colors look like. The brightness all her artworks explode with is so nice, the combinations are unique and very interesting. Some of the times it's about neon tones but sometimes it's not even that, maybe they're just bright and special colors

Alex is an illustrator from Boston, United states. He draws a lot of characters and has a very clean toonish/comic style that I appreciate a lot. I included the link below to a second profile of his, it's the web comic he's making and that page deserves a look let me tell you. I absolutely love the atmosphere there and all the illustrations look soooo good, the coloring is awesome and the almost human but not quite like characters close the deal giving the perfect fantasy vibes

Barbara is a self taught 2D animator from Poland. She also draws, illustrates, paints and sometimes does pixel art. Many of her pieces do give me those RPG vibes, the characters are looking like the protagonist of a fantasy book and if not then there's a good chance the atmosphere brings me straight into a fairy tale. Occasionally the artwork feels none of the above, but that only proves she has a wide horizon in front of her when it comes to deciding what to do next.

Kapi is a graphic designer and portrait painter from Poland. I found her on Artfol which I care to mention cause it's a new app and I think it's perfect for doing exactly what this blog series is all about: you get to see awesome art like Kapi's portraits and you can discover the artist and know more about them. Her expressive portraits carry a style I like a lot and I find her work on illustrating over a portrait to be colorful, original and focus capturing