Emmaline aka Salvador Davy is a freelance illustrator and comic artist based in Roanoke, United States. The art you're going to find in the profile is primarily focused on character portraits, with a high and very cool accent on facial expressions. I find it interesting cause it's rare to see a standard face if you look through the posts, there's always an emotion or an action connected to the expression and the results are of course awesome.

Emilyena is a freelance 2D artist and youtuber from Kazakhstan, she likes to draw dark and creepy things and I think that's the major trait you're going to notice by jumping on her profile. The digital art is fantastic, all the characters would perfectly fit in the "I'm the bad guy/girl" role of a movie. She portraits them using the classic poses and moments you'd recognize as the focal point in which the archenemy is about to wipe out the heroes and take over the world.

HPR is an artist based in Florida, United States. She uses various mediums and certainly masters the digital world. Her style is one in which the mysterious and sometimes creepy side of things comes out often. The human and in-human subjects give her the chance to focus on the anatomy of the figure and that part is always very much on point. When there's an animal in the drawing (or painting) it gets even better

BLAKKI is an artist based in Moscow, Russia. She mostly paints digitally but sometimes throws a traditional artwork here and there. The most frequent kind of painting is surely the portrait, but very often she chooses to include a strange trait in the person making it look a bit demonic or strange in some way. To pair with that style I have to say her profile is one the most colorful you can find around, using bright tones and original palettes that try to break out of the common schemes.

Yingting is a digital artist based in Wellington, New Zealand. Her artworks are mainly about characters she creates or fanarts coming from various sources, the style tho is always in the manga and comic book range. Super cool drawings one after the other. I love how creative she seems to be in her portraits, always finding the way to make them interesting.

Raemion is a watercolor and digital illustrator from Germany who loves to paint with watercolors. I like all the colors I see in the paintings especially when the gradients and their mixing is so good. The majority of the times when there are pink, blue or green involved there's something magical happening on the canvas, the depth of the pieces is fantastic. I think the drawings deserve a big focus too cause they're really gorgeous

Astri is a young illustrator and concept artist who also worked as a freelance in the past. The stuff you see on insta is mostly her "having fun" with sketches, studies and paintings after work. Whether it's a fantasy style illustration or more of a human-like painting I love the fact she keeps them all super realistic, especially if we're talking about the close portraits. Hers is another one of those cases in which I'm actively looking for the fan arts

Yuuki is a game concept artist, vis dev and illustrator. When I see her profile and the posts I can only think about one thing: she's a truly complete artist. This comes from many points of view some of which are her ability to mix up the style and the techniques, the fact that she can illustrate a character in a million different poses and actions while keeping it consistent and the way she handles original pieces, the fan arts and the ones in the middle

Wyndham is a visual development artist from the United States with a background in 3D as well as 2D art and animation. He focuses on character design and concept design using joyful and bright color palettes, sometimes including a good old fan art but most of the times coming up with something fresh and original. One thing that's for sure just by looking at his works on IG is that he has absolutely no fear to push his limits

Caemi is an italian digital artist holding a very stable and particular style that makes her art profile so nice. It's probably summarizable in two parts: she likes to use the same tones for all of her illustrations and the drawing style with a big attention for details feels very consistent. Talking about the palette she describes it as "a desaturated palette marrying gold". There are exceptions of course but I think the general trait of keeping the whole art totally free from bright spots is awesome