Banashree is a self-taught digital artist from India focusing mainly on female characters. She takes inspiration from a lot of "worlds" I love too such as magic and nature just to name a few. She likes to share a ton of process videos so if you're looking for a bunch of stunning creations you can see final results as well as how they were made! Something to notice on her art is surely the ability to use light and reflections to their best, sometimes even transforming them into glowing elements

I would like to tell you how Brian filled his bio on IG, at the moment I'm writing this, to start things off: "Pen & ink....mostly.". I had to bring this up cause not only I think it's excessive modesty looking at how beautiful all the artworks are, certainly things I wouldn't define with just "pen & ink" because they require such a high skill, patience and precision, but also because the sentence is discounting if you will, in a way, the colors he choses when he works with them and how good the illustrations look with such tones

Macarena is an hand lettering artist, graphic designer and illustrator from Argentina. On her IG you'll find tons of letterings of all sorts and different kinds, I like them a lot, especially when she manages to make them into stickers cause they look sooo cute! Another super interesting thing I see her doing often is using the art as a wallpaper for her phone (or the tablet, but that's more of a "show the image fullscreen" kinda thing).

Marjolaine is an artist and illustrator based in Montpellier, France. Her art is particular because I find she has a natural ability in being able to emphasize the correct areas through colors and contrasts. The palettes she goes for are very cool and she's gettnig the best out of them often working very well with lights and shadows. Most of the times the pieces would perfectly fit in a children's book (it's no surprise some do!), it's that style capable of making the subject cute, lively and memorable.

Francisco is an illustrator and street artist based in Porto, Portugal. His art is kinda unique and I'm going to try to describe the feelings I have about it hoping you can grab the essence behind them. Looking at all the houses (those are the most frequent subject in his illustrations) folklore and tales in general start popping in my mind, I don't really know why but the sense is that the places he illustrates have something particular, some stories hidden behind. Talking about his favorite subject his profile is full of little houses, big houses, strange and unconventional houses ...

Jola is a watercolorist posting a lot of food illustrations, botanical and animals. I really enjoy her coloring technique I think it makes for some delicate and precise paintings no matter the subject. There are very many pieces in which she forces a limited palette of a handful of colors (sometimes even just one!) and she plays with them getting stunning results, it's a gift. The skill matches perfectly with the medium as watercolors shine in being able to obtain many tones and create some sort of a gradient out of a single pigment through layering and water level

Dave is an artist and illustrator from Utah and on his IG profile he really likes to showcase a lot of wonderful drawings, moslty portraits, often uncolored. I find him very skilled with the pencil, it's actually one of those moments I'm glad I can see the purity of the lines, cause he can achieve complex and beautiful shapes on human bodies (he doesn't shy away from unconventional poses) just using pencil and a huge sense of depth and proportions. I love how light reflections on a pencil drawing are never there for real, they're just an emptyness of lines we're used to auto complete in our mind.

Vitor is an artist from Portugal now based in Poland, he is super passionate about animals and nature in general. Most of his art is in fact representing animals and since he cares a lot about them he likes to draw the ones he feels need more attention from us, the ones our society is kinda forgetting about. He believes we're looking for "inspiration" in all these new things coming up with technology and modern life styles when we could just stop for a second and look at what nature has to offer

Meike is a 3D artist and illustrator based in Germany and her artworks are spectacular! She primarily focuses on character design (a topic I'm also liking a lot lately) but there's much more on her feed, every now and then she even shares pictures (or videos!) of her studio which is something I really like. If you know a thing or two you have to notice the awesome use of light on just about all her pieces, I'm sure her 3D artist side is giving her superpowers on the 2D world

Irene is an Italian artist based in Florence and her artworks are going to leave you speechless! Her profile and her art in general really circles around a major subject: animals. As you may already know I'm a passionate lover of animals, they bring me joy and I just adore them all, so visiting Irene's kingdom is always a pleasure. A strong part of her kit is definitely the amazing skill she has with drawing and the use of ink in general