Eleanor is an artist from Russia, and I can't think of her without the word "precision" passing through my mind. If you look at her feed and start opening random drawings or paintings to look for details you'll find an ocean to get lost into. Whether it's colored or left in graphite every piece sports an insane amount of lines and they're all simply gorgeous, some might even look photos.

Angela is an artist and teacher based in Northen British Columbia. Her style is original, authentic, and it's the first thing you're going to notice if you look at her paintings. It's a point of focus in her career: she decided she needed to express what's in her heart and uses watercolors to do it, with great success if you ask me. I love how you can quickly grasp what the subject is, but at the same time you clearly notice that's what she feels about it more than what she sees

Mary Kate is an illustrator and lettering artist based in Philadelphia. On her feed she posts lots of lettering artworks and sometimes she also creates illustrations to pair them with. As far as difference of styles in her pieces she's really doing a great job, I've seen tens of different fonts invented by her, carefully chosen based on what the sentence should convey. Another important aspect is the color palette of each work, helping to set the tone.

Remington is an artist based in Colorado, USA. His inner spirit drives him around the world to visit lots of places. He likes to get inspired by all the beautiful natural views he gets to see while traveling. I think it's awesome to train and develop your skills outdoor, especially when it involves looking and studying nature and its beauty. What's the best tool to paint on if you like to travel and can't spend hours to complete the piece? In the pictures below you'll get the answer

Melissa is an illustrator and graphic designer from Mexico. She finds inspiration in women, nature, colors and "mexican" graphical elements. I particularly like the way she creates her illustrations, often full of colors and shapes filling all the space. It's always nice when parts of the illustration are actually just a geometrical shape, or group of them, that your brain immediately recognizes and connects to an image you're used to see. It's sort of an easy and intuitive way to trigger pattern recognition

Nikolaos is an artist and illustrator based in Greece. Inspired by nature, fantasy and ancient cultures (Greek and Asian) he creates amazing drawings and paintings using different mediums. Watercolors, color pencils and golden leaf are the ones I see and like the most, with those he's able to create mystical scenes often building a frame to a human figure portraited as the main subject. Something to notice and learn from him is the choice of colors and how he mixes them on paper. When he goes for a golden leaf touch he's always on point