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Based in Montpellier, French artist and illustrator Sebastien Feraut (Niarkl) creates a distinctive visual universe. Blending digital and analog co·llage, hand-drawn elements, rich textures, and surreal characters, his work. bridges contemporary art, publishing, street art, and the underground music scene.
Dea Christabella is a Jakarta-ba.sed illustrator and graphic designer who creates playful worlds filled with curious characters and hidden details. Inspired by children's books and a refusal to grow oId, her work sparks joy and imagination across editorial, packaging, and branding projects. She's always happiest when making something fun.
Lefteris Kokolios (LekO) is a street artistfrom Ptolemaida, Greece, and member of 3M. Starting with graffiti in 2004, he studied architecture at AUTH and later expanded into textile, clothing, and tattoo design. His work blends architecture, illustration, and engraving, fusing modem and traditional elements into colorful, symbol-rich compositions with a distinct personal style.
Katsushika Hokusai was a master of ukiyo-e, a Japanese woodblock print style portraying everyday life and landscapes. Born in Ede in 1760, he is best known for "The Great Wave off Kanagawa", which made the Japanese landscape iconic worldwide. He influenced European art and died in 1849, leaving thousands of works.
Daia Grigore is a Romanian illustrator whose artworks are characterized by vibrant, bold colors — with a soft spot for the depth of purple — all merging together with organic lines and shapes. Constantly in awe of life, her artworks invite the viewer to slow down, reconnect, and rediscover a softer, more mindful way of being in the world.
The stories in my head get out usually in punchy colors, cyberpunk tech, and Impractical streetwear. Having moved around before landing In Texas, I draw fresh insight from new places and people. That's led to work across murals, brand design, and merch for a national campaign, among other things.
Becky's work Is rooted In graphic, prt nt-1 nspl red visual language. using bright colours, clear shapes and easl ly recogn lsable su bJects, Becky combines sl mpl lfiecl forms, bold colour and llmlted palettes to create fun lllustratlons. Becky draws Inspiration from animals, food and everyday rltuals and creates Imagined worlds Inhabited by curious anlmals, sym bollc objects and p layfu I characters.
Reena Wu is a Chinese-Canadian illustrator and tattoo artist currently based in Queens, NY. Common themes Wu explores are memory and intimacy. The work, while grounded in familiar spaces and observation of the real world, incorporates an intuitive, dream-like logic influenced by mythology and folklore.
Simone Brillarelli, born in Florence in 1982, lives and works in Milan (IT). He is a visual artist who works in art, advertising, and video. His language is composed of stratification of images, signs and words, aimed at the constant search for the complexity of reality and levels of reading.
Thai artist Kasarin Himacharoon paints the nude form as humanity’s truest, rawest state. While clothing conceals, nudity reveals an honest truth without artifice. Through soft and charming lines, she transforms sensitive, taboo topics into inviting art that encourages thoughtful reflection.
Apollo Thomas is an illustrator, cartoonist, and director, graduated from Beaux-Arts de Paris. His work blends influences from Japan (Manga, Comics, Space Age, Op Art). He has collaborated with brands like Edwin, Bang & Olufsen, SHOES 53045, and bands such as Il Est Vilaine, Pomme, Kids Return, and Zombie Zombie.
Damon Sheeley is the illustrator and designer behind SheeleyCo, a Portland-based studio. His work mixes vintage design, nature, humor, and cosmic reflection into warm, nostalgia-laced goods. Each piece is designed with intention and celebrates imperfection, connection, and the strange beauty of being human.
Born in Yugoslavia in 1992, raised in Serbia, and currently living in Hungary. Highly inspired by Eastern Europe, folk art, circus, absurd humor, nature, and people. Freelance graphic designer since the early 2010s, working on brand identities, artworks in the music-theatre-festival fields, with frequent side quests.
llustration studio based in Brazil, founded in 2013. The team is composed of three artists: Bruno Rodrigues, David Faraum, and Victor Kahn. Each one brings their own references and life experiences to build the studio's style. Their work is inspired by gastronomy, Japanese culture, and retro aesthetics.
Jeanne Briand is a French freelance illustrator and art director. Over the years, she has developed a playful comic-like style. Her work explores gentle epics and human connections through a vibrant color palette, bold characters, and cinematic storytelling. She works across editorial, publishing, and packaging.
Jérôme Masi's style is marked by bold color blocks and minimalist silhouettes. His compositions may appear simple at first glance, but they explore a wide range of subjects with elegance and poetic subtlety. Every element in his work is carefully considered, creating images that are both impactful and refined.
Júlia Sardà grew up influenced by her parents Jordi Sardà and Elisabet Portabella. She studied at Joso, the University of Fine Arts, and Massana. She focuses on editorial illustration, working on The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and more. She now publishes her own stories, including The Queen in the Cave and The Witch in the Tower.
Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) was an Austrian Symbolist painter and a leading figure of the Vienna Secession movement. He is universally renowned for his dazzling Golden Phase, where he masterfully combined metallic gold leaf with intricate geometric patterns and sensual themes, as epitomized in his masterpiece, The Kiss.
One-Eyed Dwarf, Lin Wenxin, is an independent artist and founder of the personal art studio HUNTSOUL. His works span painting, installation, sculpture, Sofubi, and printmaking. His work features a strong contrast between roughness and delicacy, with an absurd yet humorous core. His experiments with unexpected materials generate surprising sparks. Known for iconic elements such as witchcraft motifs, candles, skulls, and mysterious objects, his work creates a highly stylized, eerie atmosphere.
LAIN is a Swiss graphic artist who is constantly exploring new areas of visual expression. He holds a master's degree from the Zurich University of the Arts and has headed the independent mural art magazine "Amateur" for several years. His style is colorful, positive, and infused with a pinch of humor.
Lisa Goebel is a communication designer and illustrator whose work encompasses analogue and digital techniques, as well as their interfaces. She is fascinated by the unlimited design possibilities that transcend reality. Her aim is to create surreal worlds that engage viewers and allow room for their imagination.
Micha has an immersive style and a recognizable color palette. The way the illustrations are composed makes the viewer feel like they could wander around in them. Just one glance is not enough to see it all. And that's exactly what he wants. He thinks it's very important for people to keep a certain sense of wonder alive.
Niki Usagi (she/her) is a Budapest-born visual artist based in London. She works across painting, ceramics, animation, printmaking, and more. Her personal work explores gender equality and mental health. As a freelance illustrator, she’s collaborated with Ben & Jerry’s, Vox, LA Times, Tate, and Little Brown Books.
I am an artist from Indonesia, based in Sukoharjo, Central Java, born in July 1994. I began drawing in 2014 and have continued my artistic journey ever since. I explore imagination with deep passion, combining technical skill and creativity to create emotional, detailed illustrations that blend retro elements with a modern style, reflecting my identity.
I'm Selin Çınar, an illustrator from Turkey with 15+ years of experience. Inspired by retro games and vintage tech, my work has been shown in global exhibitions and major magazines. I've collaborated with global brands like Apple and Nike, and designed album covers for international musicians.
ShallowLagoon is a hyper maximalist street artist, sticker and poster designer from the UK specialising in vivid halftone worlds, decaying mechs, spikes and skulls! Transforming unloved surfaces into technicolour realms of surrealism, blending street art culture, video game aesthetics, and rave flyer visuals of contemporary carnage.
Sophie Donaj, known professionally as Smid, is a Germany-based freelance illustrator and designer whose work blends bold colors, textures, and a touch of nostalgia to reimagine everyday moments with humor and irony. Drawing inspiration from the overlooked details of daily life, she creates visuals that are both striking and full of discovery.
Sunny is a freelance illustrator and content creator who loves using bright color palettes and grainy printmaking textures. She creates mainly digital artworks that feel youthful and sensual, inspired by her memories, surroundings, and imagination. Her clients include The New Yorker, LA Times, The Guardian, and WeTransfer.
Dallas' Tyler Shelton, 29, has lived a life steeped in creativity, inspired early by his mother, an art teacher. He discovered painting in high school and turned it into a way to connect with himself and others. Today, he's a rising pop painter in Dallas, gaining attention through social media and making art his full-time pursuit.
Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter who became one of the most influential figures in Western art history. Despite battling mental illness and poverty, he created over 2,000 artworks, including "The Starry Night" and "Sunflowers." His bold colors and expressive brushwork redefined modern creativity.
YEHOR a multidisciplinary artist and designer working in the field of conceptual and experimental expression. My practice spans from academic drawing to glitch, from collage to manifesto. Sincerity, honesty, and authenticity lie at the core of my work — it’s a way to understand what’s happening to us, and why any of it matters.
YONIL is a Tel Aviv–based artist, illustrator, and graphic designer. He's been working mainly with the music industry and focusing on his own T-shirts label under the same name. Most of YONIL'S works are influenced by music, city life, and his random everyday experiences. For more info about Yonil, check out his artist profile on paperwallet.com.
Enikő Katalin Eged a Budapest-based illustrator and pattern designer. I love illustrative narratives with driving dynamics and a strong atmosphere. The key element in my work is familiarity—somehow connecting or reconnecting a common recognition of small details and memories. My main topics are animals, still lifes, emotions, and visual storytelling.
I started working as an apprentice in a Scenography Workshop called Castells Planas where I have collaborated in painting large-format backdrops for European and international operas and theater companies. I worked as a freelancer for various clients and gradually I have been heading to the world of painting and creating my own creations. I have exhibited my paintings in Barcelona, LA, Hong Kong, and Melbourne. And I currently have murals in Long Beach, Hong Kong, Barcelona, Honolulu, and San Francisco, among many other places.
Jordy García, aka BLUMOO, is a designer and illustrator who creates mainly music posters but also explores life-inspired themes and odd experiments. His work draws from daily life and blends cosmic, spatial, and abstract elements with geometric shapes, vibrant colors, and simple concepts to craft striking, unique posters.
Woshibai is an illustrator and cartoonist based in Shanghai. His illustrations are minimalistic yet focused, bouncing between single and multiple frames, he is able to build narratives with impressive ease. He created works for media and institutions such as The New Yorker, Bloomberg Businessweek, and the West Bund Museum. In 2017, he began creating comics and publishing them through social media. He is the author of the comic collections "Games", "20KM/H", and "Object Theater".
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