Greg Ruth is an author and illustrator with a very distinctive, highly crafted visual style. He’s known for books like Meadowlark, Indeh, The Lost Boy, and Coming Home, and his work leans into hyper-realism using sumi ink and graphite. Continue reading »

Alex Branicki is a UK-based digital illustrator who leans hard into vaporwave, retro-futurist, and lo-fi mood. The images feel like postcards from a slightly nostalgic future: palm trees, ocean light, classic cars, city scenes, and that warm 80s/90s glow. Continue reading »

Wenqing Yan, known as Yuumei, makes art that feels like it has something to say. The work is full of fantasy, environmental themes, and emotional tension, but it never loses its sense of wonder. Continue reading »

Photon Tide feels like someone making art out of inner weather. The work is psychedelic, emotional, and a little cosmic, like it’s pulling images straight out of a dream and giving them shape. Continue reading »

Jared Pike is a New York-based 3D artist who turned an internet obsession with liminal spaces into a fully realized visual language. Born and raised in Massachusetts, he now works out of NYC and has built a following of nearly 90,000 people who tune in for his hypnotic pool rooms and dreamlike interiors. Continue reading »

Kateryna Vitkovska is a freelance digital artist and illustrator with a strong, principled stance: no AI. At 31 years old, she is a cat person with three cats, and her passions revolve around RPG video games, fantasy books, and art. Continue reading »

Athanacaa is a 20-year-old artist whose entire world seems to revolve around birds, fantasy creatures, and ornamental illustration. The work is deeply rooted in a love of ornithology, but it never stays purely documentary. Instead, real species details get fused with fantasy elements, decorative patterning, and a warm, narrative sensibility. Continue reading »

Pablo Aristo is a graphic artist from Tijuana who carries what he calls “stray energy” — that restless, street-level creative force that shows up in everything he makes. Continue reading »

Valis, the artist behind Realm of Reveria, is a 25-year-old creator building a world that feels like a private mythology made visible. The work centers on original character designs and creature adopts, with a visual language that leans heavily into beasts, hybrids, and bold silhouettes. Continue reading »

Hana Choi is a Korean painter whose work revolves around memory, matter, meaning, and the dissolution of self. The paintings feel introspective and conceptual, with a strong sense that they are trying to make visible something unstable or hard to name. Continue reading »

Justine Florentino is a self-taught digital painter from the Philippines who focuses on portraits, character work, and commissions. Her work is built around people, emotion, and careful observation, with a style that keeps a traditional painting feel even though it is made digitally. Continue reading »

Blair Atherholt is a contemporary realist oil painter whose work focuses mainly on still life, with a strong foundation in traditional Atelier training and Old Master techniques. His paintings aim to bring everyday objects into a more elevated, carefully observed visual space. Continue reading »

Dee Juusan is an award-winning manga artist and the creator of Grey is…, a character-driven coming-of-age manga. Her work is centered on emotional storytelling, strong black-and-white imagery, and a clear authorial voice. Continue reading »

Rim Umyarov is a drawing educator and draftsmanship-focused artist who builds his public presence around anatomy studies, sketchbooks, hands, feet, and watercolor/pencil technique. Continue reading »

Yeliz is a traditional artist and oil painter whose work centers on portraits, figure painting, and educational process content. She presents the practice as both personal and practical: making finished paintings, sharing techniques, and also selling brushes and Patreon support through her art persona. Continue reading »

Erik Ly is a California-based digital illustrator who describes himself as “an extraverted introvert from Cali” and says he draws pictures with his arms. His work is rooted in fantasy, gaming, comics, and creature design, with a strong stream of samurai, knight, dragon, and Bloodborne-inspired imagery. Continue reading »

Daniel Sánchez works under the name daniel.artx and is based in Mexico City; his practice focuses on Photoshop photomanipulation, concept imagery, light, and atmosphere. His bio also suggests a highly process-heavy workflow, with full layered projects as part of how he builds scenes. Continue reading »

Stan Ivan is a Russian digital artist, painter, and sculptor whose work explores dark surrealism, gothic imagery, horror, and creature-like fantasies. Continue reading »

Jim Musil is a modern landscape painter who works in acrylic on hardboard panels and builds scenes around the natural world, especially skies, water, marshes, and horizons. His paintings feel personal and alive rather than photorealistic: he wants viewers to see the brushwork, the movement, and the hand behind the image. Continue reading »

Julia Razumova is a digital artist known for highly polished portrait illustration with a glossy, emotive, and often cinematic finish. She has been posting work publicly since 2014, and her practice is closely tied to Procreate brush creation, which has become a big part of her visual identity and audience reach. Continue reading »

Marc C. Green is a painter and digital illustrator who makes haunted landscapes, folklore scenes, and creature-filled mythic imagery. His work feels rooted in nature, old stories, and eerie atmosphere, with a clear rejection of AI-generated imagery in favor of hand-made illustration. Continue reading »