Ann is an artist from the United States, she mainly paints digitally and loves to do portraits. Lately she found a way of painting that looks very much like "her own" (it's a while now actually, but I don't want you to think this is the only style you'll see from her). She embraced this particular style and is now exploring cool ways to build on top of it. Needless to say I'm enjoying the journey! The high amount of lines is somewhat balanced by a restricted color palette, usually, which means the pieces achieve the goal of never looking chaotic.

Matthew is an artist based in Connecticut, his art is particularly interesting to me cause it follows a few core principles I like: it's colorful, it goes out of the schemes and it very often looks to me like a "controlled chaos". What I mean by that is many times I see the canvas full of figures, all colored, bright and energetic and the more I look at them the more I realize the first chaotic impression of the artwork fades away leaving me with answers

Yasya is an illustrator from Russia and her ability to draw and color both in traditional ways and digital ones is unmatched. I think her style would be best suited on book's covers or illustrations cause I see the genuine traits and the amazing expressivity coming out of her pieces. It's not strange she does in fact draw a lot of fanarts and illustrations inspired by books and some of those are among my favorites for sure. She does like to change the style and the medium quite often and this leads to a super wide variety of art on her feed

Yuming is an illustrator and concept artist based in the US. The most frequent type of paintings you can find in the IG feed are digital portraits ranging from realistic ones to less detailed. There is often a "fantasy" style or influence if you want. A common trait between all the works could be the amazing use of colors and light to paint super exrpessive faces (and humans in general, meaning sometimes it's not the face being expressive or important, not as much as the colors and the pose in the correct environment and painted background).

Mathias is an illustrator based in Canada and owns the cutest IG profile ever (and a bunch of other websites too, links below at the end of the post as usual). Most of my excitement has to come from the animals, I'm sure, but in general I love every artwork from Mathias I see so I'm sure the puppies are not the only reason why I like the art so much. The pieces are colorful, joyful, they have a perfect combination of colors and shapes, they usually fill up all the canvas without ever looking chaotic

Nalak is a French freelance illustrator with a very colorful and original style. Her art checks all the boxes I wanna see in a top level work starting from the color palettes to the drawings, going through her inspiration sources, her style, the way she always makes cohesive pieces and so on.. This time I have to say it her IG is criminally under-followed and I'm sure if you're reading this post there's a very good chance you want to take a minute and show her your support. It's honestly stunning to look at her art

Aya is an artist who loves to draw and illustrate in her own comic/manga style and she's very good both with the drawings and with the coloring. In her profile you will find character designs, portraits, gestures and even full stories. I feel like the illustrations are always touching, she masters the expressions making it so that it's very easy and immediate to relate with the image and sort of get in the same page with it.

Kyle is an artist based in Vancouver, Canada. He likes to paint and draw and on his IG you will find a few portraits and a few cityscapes with a little bit of everything else in between. I enjoy looking at his art mainly for two reasons: the first one is the very eye-pleasing use of geometrical shapes and the second one is the choice of color palettes, which are most of the times very cool and just slightly out of the conventional boundaries

Joyce is a landscape architecture and designer from Taiwan. She does some art and the hidden connection between all the pieces I feel has to be the "free experimentation". There really are no barriers in what she does and I don't mean to say this in the sense that the subjects are crazy or the illustrations scandalous, by any means, I just see the mind running free when I look at the art.

Jennifer is a freelance 2D artist from Germany and she draws in this manga/comic style what she likes to call "quirky characters and creatures". There is no doubt I love the illustrations a lot and I'm super excited everytime I get to see a quick process video. The subjects are surely influenced by the oriental culture and they always remind me of some animation movie I've seen (I mean, the fanarts of course, but also all the original pieces, especially when we're talking about one of her fabulous puppies).