31 tales illustrations by Dimitris Pantazis

Once upon a time, there was a greek artist named Dimitris Pantazis. I discovered his art last year during Inktober. I already wrote about him in my first article about Jake Parker‘s challenge, how I liked the way he played with mythological characters.

The magical doodle art world of Barbara Sroka

Barbara Sroka is a polish artist. I discovered her artworks during Inktober 2018 and i was really hooked by her style. There is something from Moebius and Kerby Rosanes in her stroke,  her drawings are populated with shamans, magic,  monster, fantastic buildings and so many details that immerse you in her amazing universe. In a few words : Barbara Sroka rocks!

Valerie Bastille, Godess of Inktober

Valerie Bastille is a canadian illustrator living in Montreal. Her drawing are populated with divine women with big make-up eyes, fantastic animals and a subtile melange of black and gold, with nuance of purple sometime. All this ingredients create a magical universe defining her drawing style.

Maria Dimova et les sorcières d’Inktober

Maria Dimova est une illustratrice qui vit en République de Moldavie. Ses portraits féminins s’inspirent probablement de la littérature fantasy qu’elle lit. J’adore sa façon de jouer avec le noir et blanc en ajoutant juste une touche de couleur comme le rouge ou le bleu. Maria porte beaucoup d’attention à la chevelure de ses personnages féminins, avec des coiffures très élaborées qui ondulent doucement, poussées par un vent de magie… 
(You can read the english version of this article here)

Maria Dimova and the witches of Inktober

Maria Dimova is an illustrator from the Republic of Moldova. Her feminine portraits may be inspired by the fantasy litterature she reads. I love the way she plays with black and white adding some touch of color like red and blue. She seems particuliary focused on hair, with elaborate haidressing waving softly and magically…  (Version française de cet article disponible ici)