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).

Kangkan is a watercolor artist from India. It's a bit of a throwback for me, but I wanted to remind you and myself that I still love this medium very much! His inspiration comes from nature and the landscapes he paints are gorgeous. He tends to use a lot the dim lights and usually paints covered skies, opening the ability to have some soft reflexes on waters and also using a bit of shading here and there. Another trait I like a lot is when he's able to include blurred areas in the canvas

Alvaro is a Salvadoran American illustrator and concept artist based in DC. I admire his ability to mix up things, from mediums to colors, from shapes to conventions and I also like his constancy and steadiness in painting portraits while keeping up the innovation and the "art spark" in them. He likes to distort facial structures and use unconventional colors to paint human faces, the two traits combined give life to some of the awesome potraits you'll see here

Elaine is an artist based in Barcelona who loves to experiment with different mediums and posts a ton of cool stuff on IG. There are digital pieces as well as traditional ones, she uses her sketchbook and does some plain air too sometimes. Overall I would say she keeps a very wide horizon in front of herself and explores with great results the whole spectrum.

Zara is an illustrator, character designer and book cover artist based in the US. Her style is very expressive, she uses strong colors and powerful subjects to raise the attention levels. Many of the characters have strange/dark traits looking like vampires, witches and all those kinda things. This together with the coloring style and the tones themselves often creates a very good environment, and certainly an intriguing painting.

Dolly is an artist from Pardes Hanah, Israel. Her art is particular and she holds a style I really love and would like to be able to embrace maybe one day. The paintings focus on shapes and colors representing more or less detailed figures, usually animals. If I wanted to see a movie with flashback scenes and those scenes could be painted by Dolly I think I would be the happiest person on the planet, and also a very satisfied one.

Paulina is a young digital artist originally from Poland now living in Spain. She is studying art and paints in her free time. Nine times out of ten you're going to see a portrait and they're almost all representing a woman, with the occasional man or couple. I'm sure she's very good with strong lights in the artworks cause every time I see one I have to spend a minute trying to figure out the technique and learning a bit. The ladies are graceful and charming