Flavia started as an illustrator in Italy a few years ago but later moved to the UK to join the video game industry. She also experienced owning an independent startup! The digital world gives her the chance to apply her skills and work to an interactive media which is something she always felt like doing. She gets inspired by traditional Japanese art, manga, and pop culture. If you like "new things" she's on a few platforms selling authentic signed digital art in the form of NFTs. I recently found out about this thing and am documenting to see where it leads

Azamat is a CG artist and art director from Russia. In one of his latest posts he shared a few words regarding his career and his journey as an artist which I'm going to try to summarize here to give you an idea of who he is. So he loves to draw and always did it since he was a child, studied in art school and graduated, but then took a different path and worked a lot as a graphic/motion designer in advertising, doing video editing and such. His desire tho was always to be drawing more so he changed path to be a CG artist and now works as art director for a game company.

Nina is a traditional and digital illustrator from Moscow, Russia. She does keep herself busy with a lot of things art related since there's an Etsy shop, a Patreon, a YouTube channel and her Instagram to look at (also manages InPrnt and Twitter if that wasn't enough). Her paintings are truly amazing and she has her own unique style that makes them immediately recognizable. She likes to portrait figures giving a lot of attention to emotions and the general "mood" of the piece I would say

Robin is a concept artist and designer from Southern California. He worked as a UX/UI designer on a lot of big projects but likes to paint too, so he's mixing art and design with a lot of success. On his feed you'll mostly find his artworks which are focused on potraits and character designs. He ranges and frequently changes from more illustrated and toony figures to realistic portraits and does it with great ease, I have to say I like all the spectrum. One thing I appreaciate a lot are the not so rare light studies he makes

Zac is an art director at Dramworks, based in California, USA. His style of painting is unique and beautiful, he shares studies and sketches and most of them are made with this big "through the glass" filter on (he does it it's not actually a filter.. I know it's kinda obvious but then I thought "if someone who reads this is gonna think I actually believe it's a filter I'm gonna feel so bad" so I had to specify. Yeah sorry back to Zac). So the paintings really make your mind work cause you can't get the details but at the same time you don't even realize and you make them up naturally

Jean is a character designer and visual development artist from Malaysia now based in Vancouver, Canada. She is an artist in the animation industry and her posts are often about her original works, even tho sometimes there's a cute fan art here and there too (you're about to see one that is spectacular!). When she shares her studies you can have the pleasure to admire polished and elegant images, sometimes they're perfectioned to the last detail and I like to explore them

Justine is a concept & background artist from Paris, France. Her style is usually loose and she mainly paints digitally. Despite her attitude to keep the brush strokes visible (the result is amazing by the way) I see her going for a ton of details which should be against the principle of keeping everything "less precise", like the strokes.. You know what? It's the opposite! She knows where to put the focus and if you zoom in you'll realize she didn't change her style a single bit, it's amazing cause it's cohesive and produces a great result.

Arash is a concept designer from Paris, France. While there's no real limit to the subjects he paints including landscapes and environments, objects and I almost want to say "random stuff" he puts a study onto or something like that, I really really love when he posts an animal or a human figure in his oil-ish digital style. There is something in the blending of the figure with the background, in the mixing of the colors or I don't know it's probably also just the best drawings, the fact is that the paintings are magnetic

Emily is a storyboard artist and animation student, always looking for new characters and their stories to explore and share with the world. I want to talk about a "special" thing you can find on her website (the link is down below): there's a full section for her stories in which you can use a slider and click the arrows to browse through a timeline of images building up to what's very similar to an animated movie! You can read the lines of text written below the images and imagine it transformed into a video.

Tamara is a graphic designer and illustrator based in California. She has her own brand and shop Alex Gold Studios (a bunch of useful links are on the bottom!) and spends some of her time creating art for it. There's a unique style on her paintings especially when she goes for characters: it's a way of coloring and drawing that reminds me of the past a little bit and I just adore it. She uses very thick lines and a lot of plain colors, working with contrasting tones very well