Flor is an illustrator and concept artist with a passion for character design and she joins tons of "dtiys". "Draw this in your style" is the kind of challenge I imagine you're already familiar with if you're browsing artist' profiles on instagram. There are pros and cons, but I feel like she is very good at hiding the cons of this practice and highlighting all the pros. So among the pros I would say you can stay active, fresh and find inspiration very easily, you also get to see other people's take on the original artwork and that might push you into giving the best to show everybody your point of view, what you've got.

Vanessa is an illustrator and character designer based in Mexico, she does some of the most colorful and joyful artworks out there and always puts a smile or a grimace on her protagonists. This turns them from an everyday kid to your favorite hero, from anonymous monsters to your familiars, the ones you can trust to start an adventure. I bet she has lots of funny moments while looking back at the illustrations cause it's almost impossible to find one where everything looks "normal"

Julia is an illustrator from Spain, she does a lot of different paintings and always surprises me, all of her artworks do have that feeling of being "strange" in a good way. I think it's maybe her style of making interesting and cool subjects with impressive techniques, they're all dazzling. It might be the choice of the subject or the palette, or maybe the brush strokes.. who knows. Anyway, if you like people who think out of the box and you love art she's definitely a good target for your eyes.

Kateryna is an illustrator, character designer and visual development artist. There is one thing in particular I love about her and her profile which are the "ToonMe" digital paintings she does, where she basically takes a picture (portrait) and re-creates part of it in a cartoonish style, placing the iPad next to the real one making it look like the continuation of reality. It usually involves cutting in half the body vertically and therefore getting half of her face for real half through the art.

Lucy is a Chinese-Australian background artist and illustrator posting lots of cute characters and magical environments. She works and worked for various productions (check her website! link below) changing style for her illustrations many times always mastering the art, so it's a pleasure to be able to see her posts or to give a look at her portfolio online cause everything looks so diverse and beautiful at the same time. I enjoy the simplicity she's able to transfer to her art

Justine is a self-taught artist from Manila, Philippines, paints digitally focusing on realistic portraits and always impresses me with pixel perfect artworks. Every person has its own expression, details, hair style, shapes and so on, it's really crazy to see how they all come out so well in the painting feeling natural and completely "human like". How many faces would we recognize as beautiful, as interesting, given how diverse they can be? The answer is surely very many since all the ones I can see in Justine's feed meet the requirements!