Drawing from personal experience, Rosi Tooth’s illustrations are sentimental, pink and extremely relevant

Lauren Rolwing's pencil-themed illustrations catalogue her daily routine

Stefanie Röhnisch wants her serene scenes to make you feel comfortable with solitude

Céline Raffy uses her illustrations like a diary and her senses as inspiration

Claudia Chanhoi’s cheeky illustrations depict her take on female sexuality

Ruby Sgueglia physicalises feelings in their textural, colourful illustrations

Tap into the weird feeling of an unknown presence with Diane Roussille's illustrations

Inspired by sci-fi and myths, Sammy Stein's illustrations are a postmodern ode to the past

Leomi Sadler’s illustrations are all about “performances of wisdom, a sense of joy, and perseverance”

Rosie Barker’s illustrations invite you into a “surreal and enchanting visual realm”

Stella Park’s warm illustrations reflect her outlook on life

Tackling themes of love and desire, Sarah Böttcher's illustrations are intensely personal

“Every portrait I paint, you can find me in it”: Roxanne Sauriol’s subjects are all derived from her past