Step in to world’s the most emotive zoo with Charlotte Ager’s new book

Monet Alyssa’s sparkly illustrations are inspired by mythology, philosophy and our toxic relationship with tech

Olivia Twist on how she landed on the sketchy illustration style we all know and love

Seoul-based Bowyer studio connects small shapes to form a big picture, inspired by Buddhist philosophy

Tony Mullin's Jiu-Jitsu themed illustrations show you how to perform the perfect “take down”

Xinmei Liu takes inspiration from vintage Shanghai advertisements and Chinese propaganda posters

Illustrator Daniel Salmieri on keeping a cool head while drawing a final version

The unwavering love puppies have for humans is illustrator SanQian’s biggest inspiration

Sit back and enjoy the calming compositions of Mila Fan

“Everything you need to fuel your creativity is in you”: Bryson Williams on finding inspiration in your own experiences

“Art not advertising”: Brindha Kumar on her otherworldly illustrations for Porsche

Ancient art for 21st century kids: Saskia Janssen illustrates Greek vases with children’s cartoon characters

Step in to the “reactive” and richly detailed world of illustrator Daryl Rainbow

The design of resource Bloom Season reflects the triumphs of Black entrepreneurs

Pamela Guest explores “existential themes” while still keeping their creative practice as playful as possible

Interpreting the complex world with illustrator Rosa Viktoria Ahlers

Miranda Bruce’s pencil drawings draw inspiration from 90s punk posters and her dream diary

The winter coat and its many layers uncovered in a series by Julian Adon Alexander

Aurélia Durand celebrates multiculturalism and community in her lively illustrations

Inside “the feminine and fluid” world of artist Yimiao Liu

Paintings by Imogen Hawgood consider the darker side of American road trips

Justyna Green shares her endometriosis journey in Raw, a new zine that hopes to help other women

Scotty Gillespie on unusual requests, ghostly ceramics and the joy of using humour in art

Scottie Gillespie on unusual requests, ghostly ceramics and the joy of using humour in art

Julie Lai's 'chrysalis' illustrations celebrate the artist's personal healing journey