Fernando Vicente is such a talented, versatile illustrator that it would probably take ten posts on The Lounge to cover his abilities. But to summarise, he specialises in fashion illustration, children’s illustration, pin-ups, technical illustrations, maps and caricatures. Some of his finest work depicts pin-up girls with segments of their inner anatomy displayed. Visit his website, or alternatively his Behance page to see more.

Barcelona-based editorial and fashion illustrator Judit García-Talavera has worked for likes of Marie Claire, Bloomingdales, ELLE and Teen Vogue. Her very diluted watercolours create a nice base for her scratchy line work. See more of her work on her website, or her Behance page.

Presenting the very beautiful work of Spainish illustrator Óscar T. Pérez. Illustrator of numerous children’s books, his first was in 2009, titled The Great Orchestra of Animals. Pérez regularly illustrates for newspapers—in particular Spanish newspaper ABC—advertising and animation. You can see more of his amazing work on his blog, or watch some of his animation on his YouTube Channel.

Esther Diana hails from Spain. Character design, background art, conceptual art, graphic design and traditional editorial illustration are all among her many talents. From vector to watercolours, she demonstrates what a powerhouse of a talent she is. As always, we have a small selection for you to glance over here at The Lounge, so please do click through to her website and see a lot more excellent work.

Spanish illustrator Roberto Pena has had me hooked for a very long time; I always return to his website every so often to see his latest posts, and he never disappoints! The colour rendering is incredible and he seems to be able to draw anything in any style. Oh and if you like gorillas, there are plenty of them on his website.

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.

Xavi is from Barcelona, Spain. He recently contacted The Lounge to tell us about his new works: a video game for children called ‘Monsters Band’ and a 3D illustrated book titles ‘Como dos Lunas Ilena’ (As Two Full Moons); doesn’t that sound fun? His vector graphics are well suited to children’s books, as well as editorial work. He is also an animator and creates artwork for games, multimedia and websites as well as advertising and merchandise. Visit his website for more.