UK based artist & illustrator, Jamie Mills caught our attention many moons ago with his beautiful geometric and nature inspired works. Jamie's repeated use of shapes, mountains and animals in his work illustrate the significant role that nature plays in his creative practice. Fascinated by structure and the way things are constructed in nature, Jamie strives to create works that tell stories and explain certain ideas that are close to his heart. We're a little in love with his mark making and colour palette - the two compliment each other so well.

​Check out more on his blog and etsy.

Denise Nestor is a Dublin-based artist with a BFA from Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology currently working as an illustrator. Created with graphite pencil and paper, her beautifully intricate drawings are inspired by nature, animal symbolism and folklore. 

​You can see more of her works on her portfolio website here.

Nan Lawson is a self taught Illustrator living and working in Los Angeles. There, she lives with her Boyfriend and two chubby cats while she daydreams about the perfect pair of glasses and her next cup of coffee. Her quirky drawings inspired by hipsters, markets and cult television shows are the sweetest we've seen in a while. Rosy cheeks, beards and cheeky cats in glasses - it's like a perfect dream.

Julia Randall is a Connecticut-based artist creating hyperrealistic imagery that subtly challenges assumptions about corporeality, desire, and the natural world. From sparkly spit bubbles and shiny tongues to imaginary fetish objects and birds with human mouths instead of heads, Julia's illustrations are both beautiful and repulsive. While they are a little unnerving at first glance, they are also beautifully constructed and intricately detailed.
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​Too see more visit her website.

Kris Atomic is a freelance illustrator, photographer, blogger and cat lover from London, UK. Since graduating from Camberwell College of Arts in 2009 with a BA in Illustration, Kris has had her colourful illustrations published in well known magazines and worked with a number of clients on packaging and fashion projects.

​Do yourself a favour and check out more of her work via her website.

Erin Paisley is a self-taught artist from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This talented lass creates darling watercolour paintings of whimsical woodland animals and ladies with big eyes and rosey cheeks. Her work is uniquely identifiable and just plain ol' lovely in our opinion!

Check out Erin's website for more pretty art.

Olivia Mew is a freelance illustrator and textile artist based in Montreal, Canada. Her illustrations and pattern designs are playful and bright, often featuring woodland animals and angsty teenagers. Olivia is also the founder of Stay Home Club, a super cute lifestyle brand offering original apparel, accessories and printed goods by both Olivia and other collaborating artists.

You can see more of her work via her website.

Vania Barbato is an Italian freelance illustrator with one crazy imagination. Currently studying Comics and Illustration at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna, Vania creates intricate illustrations of quirky and often amusing characters. 

We absolutely love her work and suggest you check out more here and here.

Lizzy Stewart is a London-based illustrator inspired by music and books she wishes she'd written herself. Lizzy's works are laced with the desire to share stories and a strong sense of folk culture. When asked about what message she wishes to convey through her work Lizzy said, "I don’t know if I have a message. Maybe that’s the point of what I do. I want it to be kind of ambiguous. Each image is sort of a capture of a single (fictional) moment and whatever came before or comes after is a mystery so you have to wonder how that situation came to be. Gosh, no that sounds silly. It’s about bears. Mainly it’s about bears." Bears ftw.

You can see more of Lizzy's work via her website.

Luisa Rossitto is an emerging visual artist from Queensland, Australia. Her sensuous watercolours draw on images from popular culture, juxtaposing them to invoke improbable fantasies and create narratives that oscillate and teeter between grand themes of human existence and the absurdity of our inconsequence. Luisa graduated from the Queensland College of Art in 2002 and is currently represented by Helen Gory Galerie. 

To view her full portfolio head over to her website.