Emily is an illustrator and designer from Canada, she does a lot of character designs on her profile showcasing beautiful girls with big lips and a ton of charm. But there's something quite unique I wanted to talk about: she is one of the creators behind The Letter Bee (link down below), a project to push people into writing more. Every three months new designs come out to be made into cards that are blank inside, which is where you should write your message, and beautiful outside cause the art is amazing! It's cool to have a few spare at home for when you want to write a message

Naveen is a visual development artist from India now based in the US, he studied there and has now years of experience in the field. He's definitely capable of illustrating with many styles and palettes but I have to say there's one kind of art I like the most: when he uses a warm palette with occasional bright colors. The "tipical" combination of colors from Indian artists that I love so much, it has to be in their culture and I think Naveen has great sense for pairing the tones and creating beautiful scenes.

Taraneh is a Persian art director based in the Netherlands, she paints lots of characters and flawlessly changes style every now and then. The main subjects are of course human figures, mostly female characters, but there's room for everything. She doesn't shy away from difficult or different poses, making every detail she can to characterize the faces and the expressions. Very often I find process videos or mini clips sometimes hidden in the second pic so you have to look at an artwork and swiping you might find a great surprise!

Arina is an illustrator and concept artist based in Russia, she does a lot of digital paintings using color and light very well to obtain clear and sharp artworks. She paints many landscapes, likes water and plays around with perspective sometimes, including buildings or trees to either empower a view or break symmtries. Something I learnt looking at her feed is that keeping the artwork clean and not putting too many subjects is a good way to make every illustration look open and not exhausting

Angela "BlueBean" is an illustrator and concept artist from Malaysia, she focuses on nature, cute little puppies (or whatever has paws and looks adorable!) and more in general she's into book illustrations. I Absolutely love the palettes she uses always feeling super chill and warming, and also the amazing ability she has to turn all animals into fluffy adorable fur balls that I'd love to squeeze. Her works are always sending me good vibes, everything looks calm, life is good, everyone is happy, animals everywhere

Surendra is a freelance concept artist, he works for the video game and film industries and his focus are the environments. Most of his artworks are digital paintings of landscapes, cityscapes or just spaces in general, where sometimes a subject appears as a protagonist sometimes not. There are a ton of different settings in his IG feed, he changes palette every time, he frequently changes the point of view, sometimes there's more nature some other times it's all about a modern or sci-fy futuristic city. So besides the awesomeness of the artworks I guess what you could find on his profile is certainly a wide variety of non stop environments