Brom is an author and artist that likes to write and paint about weird, demonic, rotten, but in the end just beautiful things. If you're into horror and you like those kind of environments he's definitely the artist you want to follow (and if you like to read too, bonus points cause he writes!). Fun fact: when I showed my partner Brom's pieces he was very excited to recognize so much of the art coming from Diablo

Łukasz is an artist from Poland, and today you're going to see something a bit different than usual cause he's a master of traditional mediums matched with unconventional styles. I know it's not something crazy, out of this world or anything, but compared to my usual artist profile I go take a look at for inspiration or just to appreciate the art his feed is pretty original and always surprises me.

Ashline is a freelance illsutrator based in France. She does some pretty gorgeous artworks working in digital (and sometimes with traditional mediums too! It's not so rare to catch a pencil sketch in her feed). Her portraits feel exceptional I don't even know what the secret is - I'd love to! - but there is something that clearly brings her works to another level. They are just wonderful you'll see it in a second.

Karo is an illustrator based in Munich, Germany. She likes to paint portraits in many many styles, it's stunning how she moves from a toonish style to a realistic one, passing through multiple shades in the process. Of all the styles I like a lot the one in which she paints (digitally) one or more characters using bright plain colors and defined shapes, focusing on the 2D aspect of the artwork

Karla is a freelance illustrator, on her profile there are plenty of artworks in both digital and traditional mediums. Often enough the style she uses for her portraits is a toonish one, but there are also some more realistic pieces here and there. One thing I noticed is that she uses to paint or draw something "strange" on her characters pretty often, like there's not gonna be many normal characters on her feed.. you are going to see a special trait or a funny pose more often than not.

Yuki is an illustrator from Osaka, Japan. He paints both digitally and traditionally and does some extremely cool and complicated characters. The colors are super expressive, the poses are always fantastic and overall it feels like every piece would take ages to complete looking at how they're precise and detailed. It gives me the idea every artwork was made as a super cool magazine cover or something like that you know