Angela is an artist from Canada, she worked in the animation industry but is now a full time artist on her own! She has been working with acrylic markers for quite a while now and I think the results are awesome and unique. If you think this medium is the right one for you or you just want to give it a try look no further

Adrianne is a motion designer and illustrator from Melbourne, I felt she belongs here because I love her 2D portraits and the way she picks a limited color palette. Her characters always tell a story through minimal lines and expressive faces, sometimes a little detail or an object can give the starting point to imagine the background of the subject.

Paul is an Art & Design educator and a Traveling UrbanSketcher from Singapore. All his paintings are stacked up with content and I think he masters the use of colors: he can work with few or many, but the result is always stunning! The main subject of his works are buildings and facades

Ema is a Japanese American painter and art historian. I couldn't be starting this episode in any other way than saying the fact that she mixes up in her works both the cultures and backgrounds she comes from makes for some quite powerful and super good looking pieces. I really love to watch all the videos she posts where you can really appreciate the precision of the movements and gestures she makes.

Shari is a sketcher, author and teacher from Canada and she's yet another awesome artist from this series of mine I discovered through a book. We're talking about "Working with Color" this time and I've enjoyed every little bit of it! I very much like her blog and I find it super interesting as well as her videos

Steve is a full time illustrator from California working as a visual development artist. The style he uses is original, colorful and fascinating! Part of his works I like a lot are all the cityscapes he creates using colored shapes and illustrations (he calls them colorscapes in his website).