Fatinha is an illustrator originally from Portugal, former designer and art director for a long time decided illustrating is her thing and we must be glad she did! I find the naturalness and simplicity of her pieces to be disarmingly good, she's capable of treating heavy themes with clear shapes and colorful subjects and does it so easily. The texture, the colors, the decisions on what the illustration is going to be about and how to paint it are all always fantastic. I'm not surprised she had the chance to work on many books

Mathias is an art director and visual developer from Poland. He has a decade of experience working in the game, animation, and advertising field, nothing to sneeze at! To give you an idea of how much he likes to change style and subjects in his artworks I'm gonna steal a sentence from the artist himself which is going to make it super clear: not only it happens but he wants it to happen! "Diversity and the range of styles in my artworks are caused by searching for a new and fresh way to communicating my stories through art."

Anna is a freelance 2D illustrator and character artist from Ukraine now based in Germany. She does original character-based illustrations and fan art. Among her interests there are creating art for covers and books as well as creating art for tabletop roleplaying games. Given the fantasy nature of some of her artworks and how beautiful they are I find her passions to be very much on point and I can't wait to see what she has in store for us. Following the high number of links to her profiles you will realize no matter the platform you like the most she will probably be present there sharing her art.

Flor is a 2D background and color artist from Dublin, Ireland. She also worked as a lighting artist and colorkey artist in the past. Her artworks are fascinating to me cause they all look so clean, polished and refined like they're all ready to be the scenes of the next animation movie I'm gonna watch on the big screen (when it's going to be possible of course!). Her style is colorful and I especially like all the illustrations featuring water

Otnaug is an artist I wasn't able to find a lot about, but his art is spectacular so I thought I had to share his works with you all no matter what. I was captured by the sketches and the portraits, he uses many different techniques and if you take a tour in the past by scrolling a bit on his IG feed you'll see how the style evolved over time. All the sketches (both the colored ones and the clear ones) and the portraits look fantastic, he is a master of details

Federica is an illustrator from Italy, she sketches a lot and does it with a unique style I love. She builds her subjects through construction lines that later on are not going to leave the scene. Sometimes those lines are actually part of the anatomy, some other times they're the lines that would define lights and shadows areas and sometimes they look to me like complete abstract creations. What's magnificent about them is that they bring something more to the illustration, they are spectacular and also help defining a style that's now clearly like a signature