Isabel Seliger was born in Germany, 1984. She studied Illustration and Comics at the School of Art & Design Kassel and she is now taking commissions. Her work can be quite intricate and a little abstract at times, and she tackles some interesting topics in her work (dwarf portraits intrigued me…) She has been interviewed over at Light Grey Art Lab, if you’d like to read a little more about her.

Wischnik was born in Wolgast, and now lives and works in Berlin, Germany. His website portfolio is a must-see. It’s full of all sorts of styles and mediums, including vector, animation, collage, traditional inked illustration, digital illustration and even a great little comic strip simply titled ‘Oh’. You can definitely see that this is someone who enjoys their work. And I enjoyed it too.

Kirsten Rothbart studies Illustration and Comic Art at the School of Art and Design Kassel in Germany. Her illustrations and short comics serve up some beautiful, colourful inks and unconventionally square-jawed characters that really come together well. I look forward to seeing more of her work, and wonder what subject matter she’ll tackle in her comics…Visit her Behance page, or alternatively her Tumblr.

Peter Oedekoven is from Germany, but he studied at the California Institute of the Arts where he earned his BFA in Film/Animation. For the past decade he has been working in both the film and game industries for companies such as Disney Feature Animation and Columbia Tri Star. His game backgrounds are wonderful, as are his concept art pieces.

Visit Peter’s website for more, or alternatively his excellent blog.

German painter Charlene ‘Aurora’ Wienhold has some sublime watercolours on her Deviant Art page. I really like the warm tones of pink and yellow she often uses. If you like what you see, check out her Society6 page, where you can buy some of her prints.

Anne Lück is an illustrator from Germany and currently lives in Berlin. She uses thin lines and contrasting colours to great effect in her work. I was impressed to find she had her own Wikipedia page, and she also has a lovely website. If you’d like to find out a bit more about her, she has been interviewed on Design made in Germany.

Clients include Adidas, Time, Cosmopolitan and The Bavarian State Forestry.

Carolin is a digital artist from Hamburg, Germany. Looking through her portfolio, she has an incredible understanding of visual style. Her work ranges from cute, minimalistic characters to full on realistic renders. It’s all crafted with care and precision to a very high standard and some of the colour work is simply incredible. Visit Carolin’s website for more.