Huilin Gui’s cosy, nostalgic illustrations play with perspective

With a hint of surrealism, Jiayue Li talks us through her dreamlike and thoughtful compositions

Delve into the utterly charming internal worlds of illustrator Glary Wu

Wenwen Zhu on the poetic and meditative parts of illustration

With distorted perspectives and an electric palette, Lulu Lin draws faces like you’ve never seen before

Illustrator Chenyue Yuan digs deep into social histories to tell the story of Chinese labourers living and working in factories

Luyi Wang finds inspiration for her work from the children she works with

Experience “wonderment, nostalgia and resonance” in the work of illustrator Livia Giorgina Carpineto

“I make up for the missing part of myself through drawing”: Huanhuan Wang on the similarities of image making and language

With muted palettes and papery textures, illustrator Lea Woo aims for a subtle “vintage” aesthetic

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

A walk through Wuhan: Fergus Coyle’s warm portrait of a city full of character and light

Jiaqi Wang’s game channels the eccentricity of New York street style