Nana is a wildlife illustrator from New England, USA. It's easy to get all my attention if you paint animals, in general, but she does it in such a way that goes beyond my love and passion for them. Every single piece screams "hug me" and explodes cuteness. Her profile definitely contributes to my level of good vibes every day I get to see one of her illustrations.

Anna is an artist and teacher, she lives in Berlin and is capable of mixing mediums and changing styles like it's nothing. On her IG feed you'll find just about any kind of subject and she often posts videos too. Something I find fascinating and particular is the fact that she always tries to write in the caption her thoughts, a tip, some notes or the piece's background story.

David is a character designer from New Jersey and works in the animation industry. He is capable of drawing with different styles, always showing expertise and a great sense of how to represent a character to convey a specific emotion. I really like all the animals he posts but in particular I love the tiger he uses to represent himself with, it's so cute!

Paul is an artist, urban sketcher and book author from Denver. From his feed I have to say I really love all the black and white sketches he makes (so much that I've chosen 3 of em to showcase here today). I particularly like how he's able to handle lights and shadows sometimes filling the shapes sometimes using parallel lines

Julia is an illustrator and character designer from Mannheim, Germany. Her drawings remind me of all the art you usually get to see in modern tabletop games, videogames, character background stories, animations, card games and so on.. the kind of art that enriches the title and actually brings people around the table with a "waoh".

Sophy is an illustrator from Glasgow, her choice of subjects, lines and colors is really unique. If you take a quick look at her feed you'll notice how well all the images match together, that's the result of a consistent plan and a harmony of colors. She always goes with pastel tones, even when this requires her to shake up the real world reference.