Nikolaos is an artist and illustrator based in Greece. Inspired by nature, fantasy and ancient cultures (Greek and Asian) he creates amazing drawings and paintings using different mediums. Watercolors, color pencils and golden leaf are the ones I see and like the most, with those he's able to create mystical scenes often building a frame to a human figure portraited as the main subject. Something to notice and learn from him is the choice of colors and how he mixes them on paper. When he goes for a golden leaf touch he's always on point

Igor is an artist from Moscow, Russia. He paints with watercolors and oil and his works are hands down some of the most beautiful and realistic representations I've ever come across. The level of precision he puts in the paintings is insane, with a special mention for all the water related areas (you'll see why in a second). If you think you're looking at some photographs check twice cause they're actually hand drawn pieces. One of the difficulties is for sure to find the perfect colors

Julia is an artist based in Savannah, Georgia. She paints wonderful landscapes with gouache and often does it plein air. If you happen to see similar (but not identical) paintings on her feed pay attention, chances are she went for a walk twice in the same place and painted it from a little different perspective, or just following that day's colors.

Galya is an artist and illustrator from Russia. Have you ever wondered about living in a lonely house, in a magical place, surrounded by nature and animals? Would you like to live distant from the noisy cities, avoid crowded places and feel the freedom? Chances are Galya painted your dream house already!

Kristina is an artist and illustrator based in Sweden. She likes to use watercolors, graphite and ink to give life to some of the most beautiful animal paintings I've ever seen. In her posts you'll clearly see the insane drawing abilities she has, and this is before we even get to the coloring part. I'm talking straight up drawing an animal with a simple pencil, the base figures she obtains to start putting watercolors on are just crazy good. When it comes to colors then she often uses semi-transparent tones closing her paintings with a sense of naturalness and lightness.

Andrea is an artist from Hungary specialized in botanical illustrations and paintings. I can't remember a picture of her works that isn't a page of the sketchbook. Her style is gorgeous and always the same, she perfectioned a way of drawing and coloring plants, flowers and fruits. A common pattern in her art is the fact that she always includes comments, notes and interesting facts alongside the paintings.