Julie is an illustrator based in Ontario, Canada. Some of her artworks are made with watercolors or gouache, some others are digital paintings, no matter what I find her pieces to be connected with my idea of "tales" and how I would represent them. It has something to do with her style for sure, but I also think a major role in this comes from coloring. The tones are rarely lit up and bright, I would say those are exceptions, most of the times the majority of the canvas is filled with soft shades. Sometimes she creates little objects that I would call "house decorations" to include every kind of creation that enriches your house or workspace. There are some nice projects, and overall her feed is relaxing because she shares normal day life pics every now and then

Oona is an illustrator and character designer, she posts lots of human and animal characters, they're always adorable and you know I've got a passion for pets so I love them all. She has absolutely no fear to experiment with different poses, palettes and expressions and I like it. I think she might like cold colors more than warm ones, maybe it's just an impression of mine or maybe she does it naturally without even thinking about it but I see there are many blue, green, purple, pink-ish artworks on her feed. The kind of posts I like the most are those in which she studies a protagonist in various positions

Caroline is an illustrator originally from Belgium now based in France, she potraits a lot and takes inspiration mainly from fantasy, folklore and those kind of magical worlds. Faes are amogst her favorite subjects and she always uses fresh palettes changing based on the situation and the feelings the character has to convey. I'm impressed by her ability to put emotions on the characters using facial traits but especially their hands. Many times they're an important part of the artwork andreally make the difference.

Sylvain is an illustrator and concept artist from France, he posts characters and environments and they're all beautiful. He works primarily in the boardgame industry and as soon as you see his artworks you're gonna know why that is. I'm passionate about boardgames and I tend to like most the ones that are well illustrated. I mean obviously the game itself is important but to hook me into it the box and the art on the materials like the rulebook, the cards, the board if there's one.. is always the first and most important factor. With this passion of mine and the experience of plenty of games played in the past I can tell you all the "worlds" I see coming out of Sylvain's works are inspiring

Elena is an artist from Genova, Italy. She isn't locked on a single medium since her background studies and experience give her the ability to paint digitally, illustrate with traditional mediums, create objects and even tattoos! Most of her artworks share the color palette, it seems she likes to use all the "ground" tones connected to earth, plants and nature in general. This means greens, yellows and browns are all a huge part of her profile and in general she prefers to not use them in their brightest of fashions but rather keep them dark and calm which gives all the illustrations a very relaxing feeling.

Alix is an artist who paints primarily in digital, she makes lots of character portraits and designs. There's a beautiful influx of diversity on her feed including all kinds of characters and color palettes, styles, poses, inspirations and so on. It's impossible to find something that feels "old" in there. The only common line I can find between all her artworks is the presence of a girl which I don't mind at all personally, and that's not even feeling bad cause as I said the twist on the clothing, style, skin, hair