Anna is a freelance illustrator from California, she loves to draw and use bright colors on her artworks. If a character shows up on the canvas (both human figures and not) there's a high chance of it being happy, joyful and in the case of animals super cute and "squeeze-me begging". The majority of her illustrations are made with simple and colored flat shapes on a monochromatic background. She knows when to use a contrasting color and when to keep it harmonious.

Chris is an illustrator and author, he started his career in graphic design and animation and later switched a bit more towards the children's book market as a freelancer. He does illustrations and writings too sometimes, mixing a bit of both the things needed to create the wonderful books you see on his profile. He started out with "Gus", his own picture book story, and now you can find a lot of cool illustrations following that up. It's amazing how every animal can be turned into a little joyful ball and I think Chris' main quality is exactly to be able to deliver such experience every time.

Sean is a visual developer and art director from the UK. He works with films, games and more and his creations are simply amazing! I find him particularly good at working with colors, you'll see why in a second and of course if you like it too the links on the bottom of the article are there for you to enjoy his art even more. He had the pleasure (and the merit!) to work with Axis Studios in a collab with Riot Games to create the music video of "K/DA More"

David is an illustrator also working on his 3D animation career. His profile on IG is very interesting and super funny, at least for me, cause he's always posting some original fan art and I love them. There's also quite a bit of matching between the shows or movies he refers to compared to the ones I like so it makes the feed even better, I scroll through the images and keep seeing better and better illustrations. I especially like the fact that he doesn't try to "copy" the characters, but rather gives his best to make an original illustration where you still get the reference 100% of the times

Flavia started as an illustrator in Italy a few years ago but later moved to the UK to join the video game industry. She also experienced owning an independent startup! The digital world gives her the chance to apply her skills and work to an interactive media which is something she always felt like doing. She gets inspired by traditional Japanese art, manga, and pop culture. If you like "new things" she's on a few platforms selling authentic signed digital art in the form of NFTs. I recently found out about this thing and am documenting to see where it leads

Azamat is a CG artist and art director from Russia. In one of his latest posts he shared a few words regarding his career and his journey as an artist which I'm going to try to summarize here to give you an idea of who he is. So he loves to draw and always did it since he was a child, studied in art school and graduated, but then took a different path and worked a lot as a graphic/motion designer in advertising, doing video editing and such. His desire tho was always to be drawing more so he changed path to be a CG artist and now works as art director for a game company.