Vero Navarro lives and works in Madrid, Spain. She works predominantly using coloured pencils on kraft paper, to great effect. She has also worked using digital media at times, and I found her hand-made clay puppet to be a really beautiful piece of work.

“I tend to focus on the human figure, nature elements and architecture, but I am always looking for new subjects to explore and have fun with. I really care about details and have this little ‘obsession’ to give every piece an evocative atmosphere which is what I think defines best my illustrations.”

If you like Vero’s work, her beautiful prints are available on Society6. To see more illustrations and keep up to date with Vero, visit her website.

Ricardo is from Portugal and now lives in London. He works at D&AD, the famous creative hub home to the famous Yellow Pencil award. On Ricardo’s website you’ll find some excellent projects, both personal and professional. His Gallery of Mo portraits are fun, and I highly recommend taking a look at ‘Ever After’, his MA final project. I like the often whimsical and sometimes provocative nature of his work, so of course we were delighted to receive this suggestion. Now, wonder on over and gasp in delight at the rest of Ricardo’s portfolio…

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.

Terry has produced several designs for t-shirts, prints, iPhone cases and laptop skins which you can purchase from his Society 6 page. A versatile illustrator, Terry is also plying his hand to storytelling mediums such as children’s books and graphic novels. He is based in Toronto, Canada. But I’m sure he won’t want us turning up on his doorstep; perhaps his online Krop page would be a better place to find more of his work…