Simone is an illustrator and comic book artist based in Italy, he always loved to draw since he can remember and art in general is his passion. He seeks to inspire and provoke emotions in the audience and that's also why he's here today among other reasons, I got inspired and I think his comic book syle is very nice. He is also able to keep up a Patreon, a YouTube channel, a Twitch channel, his own comic on Webtoon

Erika is a an artist and designer based in Auckland, New Zealand. On IG you can find all sorts of illustrations, digital and traditional, black and white or colored (even tho lately b&w seems to be her go to style, if you scroll down she made quite a few colorful artworks in the past). Whether she's drawing a human face, an animal, a complete character or just some detail I always found something really particular in her illustrations. It has to be the subject, a little twist on reality, a strange point of view or really anything

Arthur is an artist and illustrator and he paints mostly digital portraits. There are always a lot of celebrities on his artworks with a slight prevalence of female characters. One thing he does is surely to try and catch not only expressive moments and faces but also the good poses, all of which turn out to be great allies when you're trying to paint pieces you want to stand out. There is huge attention for details and palettes as well as for the use of lights and shadows.

Ana is a freelance digital illustrator based in Spain, she creates lots of characters and defines herself obsessed with "otherworldly characters, mythology, fashion, books, languages and animation". That's a lot of things! To be fair the only one that slightly stands out if you watch her IG profile is the characters from other worlds which I always happen to find very beautiful illustrations. Most of them aren't even that distant from the usual human form cause she's delicate

Ann is a digital and traditional artist who loves to paint portraits, most of them are made with traditional tools and sometimes she even mixes up a few things to produce stunning results, more on this later! I'm surprised by her drawings and her painting skills cause some of the times I've had to check in the caption looking at the hashtags to see if the artwork was digital or not. It means her stroke is very smooth and clear.

Juanbjuan is an illustrator and concept artist with great experience in the world of children's book illustrations, he published in many countries and in many languages. I love all the furry little friends that he draws and the characters who always bring joy with them. His style is very colorful and he plays a lot with facial expressions, which I think is a great trait if your goal is to create beautiful images that will stick into kid's minds.

Arus is a concept, vis dev artist and illustrator based in Thailand. His artworks are amazing he keeps surprising me and it looks like every project he steps into was made for him. There are lots of personal illustrations together with fan arts and every "cycle" has its own style and palettes to work with. They look super different one from each other and what's crazy is that every single one of the cycles does give the impression that Apolar didn't do anything else for his entire life

Grace is an artist based in Australia, she draws and paints in digital, most of the times, and primarily focuses on portraits or full characters of ladies, fairies, mermaids and so on. The occasional nature painting, or male figure, the couple, some animals and such are present but rare I would say. Out of all the styles she uses I think the one that gives me the impression of a fantasy book illustration is also the one I like the most. It's not just the drawing cause the palette and the way she uses the colors influences the overall look of the painting and helps me visualize it in the right context

Sadie is a Mexican-American artist and graphic designer based in Colorado. On her IG feed you'll find many portraits, mostly digital, with a huge variety in terms of subject, colors, style of drawing and painting, technique, cultural elements, age of the model and just about everything you can think of. Between them all I think I find her use of black and white to be precisely on point, sometimes being the only coloring technique